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Traffic alert: Road in north Fulton could be closed through July

A road in Milton could be closed until July while the city constructs greenspace near city hall.
A road in Milton could be closed until July while the city constructs greenspace near city hall.
By Mitchell Northam
Feb 5, 2018

A road in Milton could be closed for a few months, the city says.

Lecoma Trace, a small road that connects Heritage Walk and Crabapple Road near city hall, was closed Sunday night and may remain closed through June or July, according to a release from the city.

The road will be closed during the construction of “The Green,” a private greenspace and park development near city hall on Heritage Walk.

Parking will still be available to folks looking to shop at businesses in Crabapple Market. The city says a rear parking lot will be open off of Crabapple Road, near Lecoma Trace and Itaska Walk.

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