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Street Work, NB, Sept. 8
Street Work, NB, Sept. 8
Street Work, NB, Sept. 8

Published on: 09/08/2025

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City of North Bend release - Striping Saturday; stop sign installation continuing; minor shoulder closures to follow.  Paving on Pony Creek Road is complete. The road will remain closed through Monday, Sept. 8 while crews install new stop signs.  On Saturday, Sept. 6, crews striped the roadway, including stop bars and sidewalk markings. Sign installation will continue, and temporary access will be provided in the new ramp areas at Crowell Lane.  With rain forecast Monday–Wednesday (Sept. 8–10), completion of the ADA ramps at Crowell is anticipated late next week or early the following week.  Pony Creek Road is expected to fully reopen Tuesday, Sept. 9. Minor shoulder closures may occur later that week and the following week to finalize ADA access. Schedule is weather-dependent and subject to change.

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