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Harvest Water pipeline project causes road closures in Elk Grove, alternate routes provided

Harvest Water pipeline project causes road closures in Elk Grove, alternate routes provided

Yahoo13-06-2025
(FOX40.COM) — A section of Elk Grove roads will be closed through late June as the construction for the Harvest Water pipeline project continues, according to Elk Grove City officials.
Video Above: Commuters can soon expect to see a portion of Highway 50 closed for construction
The closure begins on Monday at the intersection of Franklin Boulevard and Willard Parkway.
The city provided detour routes for commuters, as they reminded the community that detour signs would be posted.
Those traveling:
On southbound on Franklin Boulevard to Willard Parkway, should instead commute on Blossom Ridge Drive to Willard Parkway.
On southbound Franklin Boulevard, should continue down Franklin Boulevard to Blossom Ridge Drive, then Williard Parkway to Bilby Road.
On northbound Franklin Boulevard, south of Whitelock/Willard Parkway should detour using Bilby Road to Willard Parkway.
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