Anderson’s Chase Street To Get Historical Makeover
30.11.12Filed Under: ECI News
Finally, some relief for people who drive on Chase Street between West 10th and 11th Streets in Anderson – The city has started to rebuild the street while keeping the historic feel of the area. The center of the road with be paved asphalt and fringed with salvaged paver bricks. In addition, corners will be handicapped accessible and utility lines for water and gas will be located under new sidewalks so that future repairs won’t require tearing up the road. Officials say they expect the work to be completed in about a month.
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