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Storm water and repaving prep work will keep the construction sites closed longer than anticipated after an unexpected discovery of nearly 85-year-old materials below Pearl Street

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2 years ago

April 23, 2024

Eugene, OR – According to the city officials, Eleventh Avenue will be closed starting April 22 between High Alley and Pearl Street.

Drivers should follow posted detour routes, slow down and watch out for workers and equipment.

Eleventh Avenue is expected to reopen by April 26.

Starting April 29, Pearl Street will be closed for three weeks between Broadway and 10th Avenue.

Southbound traffic will be rerouted to Willamette Street during the closure.

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Storm water and repaving prep work will keep the construction sites closed longer than anticipated after an unexpected discovery of nearly 85-year-old materials below Pearl Street

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