The Art/Coll Repaving project is officially marked as not started in the city's transportation records. This infrastructure work will target West 1st Avenue, specifically the segment running from North Federal Boulevard to North Knox Court. Dave Nemovitz is listed as the applicant responsible for this transportation and mobility improvement. The project aims to address repaving needs within the 80211 zip code area. Residents can expect future updates regarding the construction timeline and specific road closure details once the work begins. No additional description is currently available regarding the scope or duration of the repairs.
Art/Coll Repaving project to start on W 1st Ave between Federal and Knox
The Art/Coll Repaving initiative is scheduled to begin on West 1st Avenue, spanning from North Federal Boulevard to North Knox Court in Denver's 80211 zip code.
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