Expect delays on Atlantic Avenue until May 1

Curb repair work continues and could cause delays on Atlantic Avenue.

The city released information today on an Atlantic Avenue Lane closure until May 1.
The Florida Department of Transportation has issued the following advisory that one lane will be closed in each direction on Atlantic Avenue in between Northeast/Southeast Seventh Avenue and the Intracoastal Waterway from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m., Monday, April 27 through Wednesday, April 29 for curb repair work. One lane will remain open in each direction, but on-street parking will be affected in the work zone.
Construction on Atlantic Avenue eastbound an westbound from Northwest/Southwest Fifth Avenue to I-95 is also under construction with curb, sidewalk repair and lane work. Delays from I-95 east to the Intracoastal Waterway will be five to 10 minutes during construction times.
For more information, call Tish Burgher at 954-325-8022 or the
City of Delray Beach Public Information Office at 561-243-7190.

Closer to I-95 the construction gets heavier. This construction yard is just east of I-95 on Atlantic Avenue.

Residents will have a new curb on Atlantic Avenue when the construction is completed.

Businesses like Shuler's Memorial Chapel will instantly benefit from the new sidewalk and curb repair work.

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Dave DiPino
David DiPino joined Forum Publishing Group in August 2006. As a reporter for the Delray Forum, David covers community news and writes a dining column twice a month that focuses on restaurants in South Palm Beach County.

He also is one of the writers of the twice-monthly Hometown Downtown column that looks at events, celebrations, and organizations in Delray and Boynton Beach. He freelances for the Sun-Sentinel during high school football and basketball seasons.

David spent 12 years working in the restaurant industry, and did just about every job in the back of the house, including line cook, sous chef, and dessert chef. A Florida native who lives in Jupiter, he studied Multimedia Journalism at Florida Atlantic University, where he obtained a bachelor’s degree. David enjoys playing the guitar, golf, boating and snorkeling during his free time.

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