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Traffic alert: Beltline work closes lanes near Krog Street Market

Wylie Street
Wylie Street
By Becca J G Godwin
Feb 5, 2018

Atlanta Beltline contractors are closing single lanes near the Krog Street Market over the next couple weeks.

The work is related to the recently-completed construction of the eastside trail’s southern extension. Part of closing out the project includes repaving Wylie Street along the new trail and striping parking and center lanes.

Lanes will be closed on alternating sides of Wylie Street between Krog and Estoria streets and the Beltline trail near Flat Shoals Avenue. The work begins Monday and is expected to last a maximum of 10 days.

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During the closure period, traffic will be managed by the construction contractors.

The repaving work is dependent upon the weather in Cabbagetown and Reynoldstown. Call 404-477-3552 for more information.

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