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White Lane in Suwanee closed for improvements

White Lane from Buford Highway to White Street and White Street from White Lane to just south of White Street Park/Harvest Farm in Suwanee is closed for improvements through October. Google Maps
White Lane from Buford Highway to White Street and White Street from White Lane to just south of White Street Park/Harvest Farm in Suwanee is closed for improvements through October. Google Maps
By Karen Huppertz
March 21, 2018

The road near Harvest Farm in Suwanee will be under construction for the next eight months. Drivers should expect some delays. White Lane from Buford Highway to White Street and White Street from White Lane to just south of White Street Park/Harvest Farm is closed for improvements through October. White Street will be reconstructed and connected to Buford Highway at a point further north along Buford Highway.

The Suwanee Planning Department said these dates are subject to change and thanks residents in advance for their patience.

Information: 770-945-8996.

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