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Repairs begin on Front Street, St. Maarten

April 11, 2016

Repairs begin on Front Street, St. Maarten
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St. Maarten News –

 Contractor Windward Roads will begin with emergency repairs in Front Street on the section from the Sea Palace Hotel until the courthouse. The section will be blocked for vehicular traffic until April 20. f

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rom that date onward, repairs will begin on the section from the courthouse towards Emmaplein. This section will then be closed off until April 30.

The work is scheduled to be completed before the Grand Carnival Parade on Sunday, May 1.

For delivery of goods to the stores, companies have to use the side streets. For this reason, no cars should be parked in these side streets.

For detailed information contact Kurt Ruan, head of new projects, development and planning or project manager Nathalie Parotte at the Vromi-ministry at 542 42 89 or via the following email addresses:

kurt.ruan@sintmaartengov.org

 

or

 

nathalie.parotte@sintmaartengov.org

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Repairs begin on Front Street, St. Maarten

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Repairs begin on Front Street, St. Maarten

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