Final asphalt paving wraps up in Uptown Waterloo

Posted Jun 23, 2017 05:45:21 AM.

Last Updated Jun 23, 2017 09:04:51 AM.

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Some good news for drivers in Uptown Waterloo.

While the construction isn’t exactly over, at least the final asphalt paving is completed on King, Caroline, Willis Way and Allen.

Next steps include road striping and enhanced pedestrian crosswalks.

Road striping on those streets are dependent on good weather, and the installation of crosswalks took place last night.

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