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Road Work Around Royal Oak Parking Deck Starts Monday

Traffic on Center Street, Second Street and Washington Avenue will be impacted until Nov. 15.

ROYAL OAK, MI — Road work near Royal Oak’s new downtown parking structure will start Monday and continue through Nov. 15, according to city officials. Traffic will be impacted at the Center Street parking deck as well as traffic on Center Street, Second Street and Washington Avenue.

All of the work is weather dependent. The largest impacts will be felt Nov. 13-15, Royal Oak officials said in a news release:

  • On Tuesday, Nov. 14, there will be no parking and no access/egress to the existing Center Street parking structure from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.
  • From Nov. 13- 15, the Post Office will have public access by sidewalk only.

Here’s a look at the daily schedule for the project:

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Monday: The Center Street parking deck entrance will be closed and parking access/egress for the existing deck will be through the east entrance (Center Street-side) of the new parking structure.

Nov. 8 - 13: A portion of Center Street, near the intersection of Second Street, will be closed for concrete road patching. No southbound or northbound traffic north of the Center Street entrance to the new deck will be permitted.

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Nov. 11: The lane closures on Center Street for milling work will allow for one way southbound traffic from Second Street only. Second Street, from Center to Washington, will be closed for road milling.

Nov. 13: Complete road milling on Center and Second streets.

Nov. 14: There will be no parking and no access/egress to the existing Center Street parking structure from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. as new asphalt paving begins on Center Street. To be clear, you will not be able to enter or exit the structure during this period.

All road closures should be removed at close of business on Nov. 14.

Nov. 15: Selective lane closure will be taking place throughout the day for road striping and arrow painting.

Nov. 16: All perimeter traffic conditions surrounding the new parking structure should return to normal.

Photo courtesy of the city of Royal Oak

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