A detour on Northwest/Northeast 164th Street/Northeast 10th Avenue/Northeast Delfel Road will allow drivers to access Northwest 11th Avenue south of the closure area
VANCOUVER – Beginning Monday (Sept. 12), Northwest 11th Avenue between Northwest 164th and Northwest 179th Streets will be closed through the end of September as a private contractor, Rotschy INC, installs a culvert across 11th Avenue.
A detour on Northwest/Northeast 164th Street/Northeast 10th Avenue/Northeast Delfel Road will allow drivers to access Northwest 11th Avenue south of the closure area, while a detour on Northeast/Northwest 179th Street will allow access to Northwest 11th Avenue north of the closure. Signage will be posted to direct drivers. Local access to adjacent property owners will be provided.
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Information provided by Clark Co. WA Communications.
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