Residents and commuters who travel around downtown Cleveland will notice a portion of Euclid Avenue closed for several days.
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Starting Nov. 5, Euclid Avenue will be closed to east and westbound traffic from East 4th Street to East 6th Street until Nov. 10 as crews work to remove a tower crane from a parking garage, 515 Euclid Ave, according to the City of Cleveland.
The removal of the crane marks the half-way point of construction of The Beacon, a 187-unit apartmentbuilding that is scheduled for completion in May 2019.
Vehicle detours:
Traffic on Euclid Avenue eastbound and East 6th Street northbound will follow South Roadway, turning a left on East Roadway, then a right on Superior Avenue, then a right onto East 9th Street south and back onto Euclid Avenue.
Traffic heading westbound on Euclid Avenue will turn a right from Euclid Avenue onto East 6th Street, left onto Superior Avenue, and then a right onto East Roadway along the perimeter of Public Square, before returning back onto Euclid Avenue.
Pedestrian detours:
Pedestrians on the north side of Euclid Avenue must cross at East 6th Street to the south side of Euclid Avenue.
