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Apr162016

Franklin Avenue Bridge Construction Update

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Via an April 15 e-newsletter from Hennepin County:

While construction activity on the Franklin Avenue Bridge continued through the winter, much of the work was under the deck and out of site of those traveling across the bridge.

Starting this Monday, April 18, crews will begin some work on the bridge deck. As a result, motorists should expect some shifting of traffic lanes this month. The first change will occur on Mondaymorning. Flaggers will be onsite as crews move existing concrete barriers to create the proper work area. Additional orange traffic drums and delineators will also be used to help guide traffic.

Please be aware of crews working on site and allow for extra time to travel across the Franklin Avenue Bridge.

Thank you for your patience and understanding.

We will share more about the 2016 construction work and schedule for the Franklin Avenue Bridge in future messages.

If you have any questions or concerns, contact us at franklinbridge@hennepin.us or 888-474-8929.

More information is available at www.hennepin.us/franklinbridge.

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