ODOT says construction on its ADA curb-ramp project in Astoria is planned to start next week, with crews expected to work mostly at night. Sidewalk and curb-ramp closures will require pedestrian detours, and residents can expect construction noise, including saw cutting. ODOT says businesses near work areas will remain accessible.
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ODOT plans nighttime ADA curb-ramp work in Astoria
ODOT says nighttime work will bring pedestrian detours and construction noise, while nearby businesses are expected to remain accessible.
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