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I-81 Project to close the ramp to I-481 North from I-81 South will last a couple of years until 2025.
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Residents can stop by Tucker Missionary Baptist Church on Oakwood Ave. and the Hills building on Montgomery St. downtown.
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The civil liberties group is concerned that recent rezoning doesn't include enough affordable housing requirements, and that higher prices will force out residents.
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An estimated 15 to 20 acres could be available for development after the viaduct comes down and is replaced by a surface street.
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Crews have been working on new noise barrier installation, bridge widening work, culvert replacements, and other environmental improvements.
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Judge Gerard Neri ordered the state to submit a supplemental environmental impact statement to justify the removal of the viaduct and replacing it with a community grid.
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The ruling from state supreme court judge Gerard Neri comes a month after he heard oral arguments in court challenging the community grid plan.
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The project has been temporarily halted by a lawsuit that will have its first day in court on Jan. 12.
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The 5th district councilor founded the "Community for the Grid" campaign, and has deep knowledge of the viaduct replacement project.
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It’s official…all of the regulatory hurdles have now been cleared for construction to begin later this fall on the I-81 replacement project. State DOT Commissioner Marie Therese Dominguez made the announcement Tuesday.