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TDOT Paving Update: Providence Boulevard and Fort Campbell Boulevard
August 27, 2010 | 
The paving operation on the TDOT resurfacing project, contract CNJ067, on New Providence Boulevard and Fort Campbell Boulevard will start Sunday night, August 29th.
This work will start around 8:00pm and run through the next morning until 6:00am, each night through early Friday morning.
This work is expected to last approximately two weeks – Sunday night through Thursday night for the next two weeks. No work is expected on Friday and Saturday nights. Motorist can expect delays, as there will be temporary lane closures in place as needed to complete this work.
After the paving operation is complete, new pavement markings will be installed and all work is expected to be done by the third or fourth week in September.
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