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Free Parking Coming to Downtown Duncan

The City of Duncan is aiming to make the downtown parking situation a little easier for drivers.

Starting today, a contractor will start converting an empty lot at 135 Kenneth Street into a temporary three-hour free customer parking lot.

The sidewalk will be closed during construction and the entrance to the lot will be moved to the centre.

The lot will be scraped, the contractor will add gravel to level it, and cement tire bumpers will be placed around it.

The estimated date of completion is August 1.

Kyle Christensen
Kyle Christensen
News & Weekend Announcer

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