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Sewer work limits access to residential roads

By Dionne Kinch
April 27, 2015

The city of Atlanta has announced that sewer work will continue along a portion of Rivermeade Way and Nancy Creek Road through May 22. The work will impact traffic on Rivermeade Way from Rivermeade Drive to Nancy Creek Road and Nancy Creek Road from Rivermeade Way to Ridgewood Road.

Crews will repair a sewer line underneath the roadway. A temporary bypass sewer pipe is installed above ground during construction. Residents will have access to their homes at all times. Drivers are advised to use caution in the area.

Information: www.atlantaga.gov

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