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Columbia: Road closure on Nebraska Ave, July 14-17
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(COLUMBIA, MO) -
The City of Columbia Sewer Division will be closing a portion of Nebraska Ave. at Providence Road. Drivers will not be able to turn west onto Nebraska Ave to allow workers to set a manhole and start construction of a new line.
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The new line will help correct sagging and flow issues from an older, existing sewer line.
Work is expected to be completed by 5 p.m. Friday, July 17, weather permitting.
The City of Columbia Sewer Division will be closing a portion of Nebraska Ave. at Providence Road. Drivers will not be able to turn west onto Nebraska Ave to allow workers to set a manhole and start construction of a new line.
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The new line will help correct sagging and flow issues from an older, existing sewer line.
Work is expected to be completed by 5 p.m. Friday, July 17, weather permitting.
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