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NEWS RELEASE
City Hall
1565 First Street
Sarasota, FL 34236

For Immediate Release: May 14, 2010

TEMPORARY LANE CLOSURE
SCHEDULED FOR PALM AVE.

Sarasota, FL: Palm Avenue, between Cocoanut Ave. and Main St., temporarily will be a one-way street beginning Wed., May 19, 2010. Traffic will flow southbound (toward Main Street) for two weeks while a new water main is installed along Palm Ave. Both northbound and southbound lanes are expected to re-open Wed., June 2nd.

The new water main is one of many improvement projects occurring in downtown Sarasota. A few yards to the north on Palm Ave., construction is underway for the new parking garage and retail space. An antiquated water main will be replaced under Main Street immediately after Memorial Day, requiring the closure of Main Street from Palm Ave. to the Five Points intersection the month of June. When that improvement is completed, work will begin on a new roundabout at Five Points to create a more user-friendly intersection. When the projects are finished, downtown will be even more attractive and enjoyable for residents, business owners and visitors.

To keep up with the latest information about the downtown improvements, visit the downtown improvements webpage and register to receive email updates.

 

For more information, please contact:
Jan Thornburg, Public Information Officer (941) 954-2613
jan.thornburg@sarasotagov.com
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