The concrete trucks in downtown Casselton are busy as more brand new streets are laid down. Last week crews were focused on 6th Avenue parking and Langer Ave curbs. This week the focus is on Front Street, west of 6th Ave, and sidewalks and driveways on 6th Ave.
An RRFB (rectangular rapid flashing beacon) is being installed at the intersection of Langer and Front, much like the flashing pedestrian warning lights near Gordy’s Travel Plaza. The addition of this beacon was designed to make it safer and easier to cross Langer on foot.
Last week, the City Council voted to flatten the curbs and reduce the size of two planter boxes in the Langer/Front St intersection. This is to make it easier for semis and large trucks to navigate the intersection.
Downtown businesses need you! As you can imagine, it’s been a slower summer than most, but Casselton continues to show up for our small business community and we thank you! Mark your calendars! Thursday, November 19, is our third annual Casselton Jingle & Mingle!
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Dylan Dunn, PE
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