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Posted on Wednesday 19th of May, 2021,
Greater Shepparton City Council advises that traffic control will be in place with the potential for partial road closures along Hawdon Street between Glenlyon Avenue and Knight Street. The traffic control is planned to be in place from Thursday 20 to Friday 21 May 2021 between the hours of 7am to 7pm weather permitting.
The works will involve soil testing and locating existing services.
Council requests residents, motorists and pedestrians be aware of the changed conditions and take additional care when travelling in this area during the works.
For further information, please contact Council on (03) 5832 9700.
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