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$1 Million in Repairs to Start on Parking Decks Next Week

By Beth Milligan | May 11, 2024

A $1 million project to make repairs to the Larry C. Hardy and Old Town parking decks will kick off next week in downtown Traverse City.

Traverse City Parking Services will begin the restoration project on the two decks Wednesday, May 15. The project is "designed to address the needs of aging infrastructure, aiming to prolong the usability and effectiveness of each location," according to the City of Traverse City. "Activities include concrete crack repairs, expansion joint repairs, traffic coating, sealants, windowsill repairs, pedestrian tower improvements, painting, and more. The work is anticipated to be completed by November." 

Repairs will be conducted predominantly during business hours Monday through Friday. Weekends and late hours are a possibility. "Both structures will remain open during the project to provide parking during the busy summer season," according to the city. "However, due to the extent of the work items, all users of the facilities should expect periodic disruptions and closed-off areas."

This is the first phase of repairs in a five-year maintenance plan for the parking decks, with another $1.2 million in improvements planned in 2027, according to the city.

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