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Edwardsville moves up Route 66 path work on St. Louis Street due to rain

Edwardsville moves up Route 66 path work on St. Louis Street due to rain
The angled portion of St. Louis Street will be reduced to one lane July 22-23, city officials said. (Don Munsch/The Intelligencer)

Lane closures on St. Louis Street near the Madison County Courthouse shift to July 22-23 as Route 66 shared-use path resurfacing moves ahead.

Crews will reduce the angled portion of St. Louis Street to one lane July 22-23 for milling and resurfacing, a city social media release said. The work will take place in the 200 block, which connects to North Second Street near the Madison County Courthouse.

Flaggers will alternate the flow of traffic on both days while workers are present. All lanes will reopen each evening.

Street parking will not be available in the area while the work is ongoing.

The work originally was intended for July 23-24 but was moved up by one day because of the potential for rain Friday, the release said.

The project is part of the Route 66 series of shared-use paths in Edwardsville. This section begins at West Street, heads east along St. Louis Street and is set to end at North Second Street. The path is 90% funded by an Illinois Transportation Enhancement Program grant.

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