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Arch Street between Butternut and Hickory in Ottawa down to one lane for five weeks · Illinois Valley - Shaw Local

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Arch Street between Butternut and Hickory in Ottawa down to one lane
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for five weeks.
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Written by Michael Urbanek. This article is being read by an automated
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voice brought to you by Everlett. The City of Ottawa said Tuesday
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that Arch Street between Butternut and Hickory Streets in Ottawa will be
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down to one lane for around five weeks. Construction workers from Gillen
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Construction will be patching concrete pavement, workers will start in the eastbound
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lane, and the south sides of Butternut, Howard and Hickory Street intersections
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will remain partially open, with one lane available for through traffic. Work
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on the eastbound lane will take around two and a half weeks.
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Work on the westbound lane will take around the same amount of
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time. Arch Street will remain closed too, through traffic at active patch
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locations overnight and on weekends during the project, according to the news
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release. According to the news release, weather and construction conditions could change
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the project's schedule, but the road is expected to be fully open
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during the first week of November. Drivers should use caution when traveling
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through the area and follow posted traffic restrictions.