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Work ahead on High Point Healthy Street too

Work ahead on High Point Healthy Street too

SDOT crews will work on the High Point "Healthy Street" this fall, making the signs more durable and resistant to weather conditions. The crews will secure sign bases to the street over several weeks and months. Residents can expect "No Parking" signs posted 72 hours before construction, work during weekdays and weekends, and parking restrictions in the area. The work will take place at several intersections along 34th Ave SW.

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