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Months Of Traffic Delays Come To An End On Highway 29 In Century
April 30, 2010
Work is nearly complete a $480,159 drainage project on Highway 29 in Century, and all four lanes of traffic are once again flowing without interruption for the first time in seven months.
Improvements consisted of installing box culverts, replacing existing sidewalks in the area, and resurfacing a stretch of the highway. Motorists have experienced intermittent lane shifts and restrictions since the start of the project in September, 2009.
Contractor Coastal Materials is continuing to work on minor portions of the project, located on Highway 29 between Jackson and Cottage streets, just south of the Alabama state line.
Pictured: All four lanes are now open at the site of Highway 29 drainage project in Century. NorthEscambia.com photo, click to enlarge.
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One Response to “Months Of Traffic Delays Come To An End On Highway 29 In Century”
It’s about time. I’ve been trying to avoid going through there as much as I could.