Close Joy Avenue between Factory Street and Essex Avenue
In Plain English
The city plans to permanently close this street segment to through traffic. Property owners along Joy Avenue requested the closure. If approved, the street becomes private property and the city no longer maintains it.
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Close the public hearing
PassedAdopt Resolution of Vacation No. 900
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