C Street chip seal work, originally scheduled for Sept. 15-16, is now set for Sept. 22 due to weather. The city will close S C Street to thru traffic on that day for the project. The city’s public notice states that raised pavement markers will be removed and temporary traffic markings placed on Sept. 15-16, with chip seal work rescheduled for Sept. 22. The project affects S C Street, a local route in Port Angeles. The city has not specified further details about the weather delay or the chip seal process, but the notice confirms the new date for the street closure.
C Street Chip Seal Work Rescheduled to Sept. 22
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- ✓C Street chip seal work, originally scheduled for Sept. 15-16, is now set for Sept. 22“Chip seal work has been rescheduled for September 22 due to weather.”
- ✓The city will close S C Street to thru traffic on that day for the project“On that day, S C Street will be temporary closed to thru traffic.”
- ✓The city’s public notice states that raised pavement markers will be removed and temporary traffic markings placed on Sept. 15-16“On September 15-16, raised pavement markers will be removed and temporary traffic markings will be placed.”
- ✓Chip seal work is rescheduled for Sept. 22“Chip seal work has been rescheduled for September 22 due to weather.”
- ✓The project affects S C Street, a local route in Port Angeles“On that day, S C Street will be temporary closed to thru traffic.”
- ⚠The city has not specified further details about the weather delay or the chip seal processNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
- ✓The city’s public notice confirms the new date for the street closure“On that day, S C Street will be temporary closed to thru traffic.”
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