People. Places. Stories that matter.City of Portland says drainage work starts Oct. 12, with intermittent daytime restrictions for traffic and path users.
The City of Portland says crews are due to start drainage work Monday, Oct. 12, along a stretch of N Greeley Avenue. The project is expected to bring intermittent restrictions for northbound vehicles and users of the multi-use path; the city advises allowing for delays during the 7 a.m.–4 p.m. work period.
The City of Portland says the project will add inlets and pipes to channel water away from the roadway and path, which flood periodically.
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ODOT has published dates for replacing overhead message signs.
The change covers designated Zone V spaces while the Lloyd Event District is active.