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    Dry Creek Road Waterline Road Crossing Work

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    City of Sedona ArizonaSedona AZ (March 7, 2013) – Beginning Monday, March 11, 2013, the installation of a 6-inch waterline across Dry Creek Road, just south of the intersection with White Bear Road, is scheduled to begin.

    Construction for the water line extension may take up to two weeks for completion depending on excavation and weather conditions. Dry Creek Road will remain open during construction with temporary lane shifts. Minor delays are expected.

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    Drivers are asked to please slow down in the construction zone and observe all traffic control devices and signage during construction.

    Any questions regarding this project can be directed to Jacob Reay at 928-300-8161, Reay Brothers Excavation, LLC.

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