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Posted on: July 26, 2019

[ARCHIVED] Durham Begins Construction Project to Repair Arnette Avenue

Map image shows section of Arnette Street between Yancey Street and Parker Street

Compromised Stormwater Pipe Under the Roadway; Roadway Section Closed to Through Traffic Until Repair Completed

DURHAM, N.C. – If you live or travel along Arnette Avenue in Durham, you’ll want to make note of this upcoming construction project.

The City of Durham Public Works Department will soon begin construction to replace a section of Arnette Avenue between Yancey Street and Parker Street due to a compromised stormwater system within the right-of-way.

Beginning on August 7, Arnette Avenue between Yancey Street and Parker Street will be closed to through traffic and will remain closed until the repair work is complete. This area will be open to local traffic only, and on-street parking will not be available during this timeframe.

Construction is expected to take between three-to-four weeks depending on weather conditions. The cost to repair the pipe and roadway is estimated at $190,000, and will be paid for through Stormwater Capital Improvement Program (CIP) funds.

For more information about this repair project, contact Project Manager Yi Wang with the City's Public Works Department at (919) 560-4326, ext. 30244 or [email protected].

About the Public Works Department Stormwater and GIS Services Division

The Stormwater and GIS Services Division with the City of Durham Public Works Department is guided by the City’s Strategic Plan goals of sustainable, natural, and built environment and innovative and high-performing organization.  Activities include storm drainage design and plans review; inspecting and maintaining City-owned drainage systems; enforcing stormwater ordinances and regulations; education and outreach; stream monitoring, restoration, and watershed master planning; maintaining multiple layers of the City’s geographic information; and stormwater billing.  To learn more, follow on Facebook and Twitter.

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