The Art/Coll Repaving project along S Irving Street is currently paused. This work zone spans the block between W Alameda Avenue and W Mississippi Avenue in the 80211 zip code. Lukas Schroeder is listed as the applicant for this transportation initiative. The project status officially changed to 'On Hold' during the reporting period. City officials have not released further details regarding the timeline for resumption. Residents should expect no active construction work in this specific corridor at this time. The project remains part of the broader Transportation & Mobility portfolio. Updates will be issued if the status changes or if work resumes.
Art/Coll Repaving on S Irving St (W Alameda to W Mississippi) placed on hold
The Art/Coll Repaving project along S Irving Street between W Alameda and W Mississippi Avenues has been placed on hold by city officials.
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