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The long-planned and debated reconstruction of Business 51 is on track to begin in the spring of 2026, with some preliminary work potentially starting as early as this year. The Stevens Point Common Council has cleared the necessary steps to move forward with this significant project, which aims to enhance the infrastructure and improve traffic flow along this vital route.
Community discussions have highlighted the need for upgrades to Business 51, addressing concerns about safety, accessibility, and the overall condition of the roadway. The reconstruction is expected to include modernized traffic signals, improved pedestrian pathways, and enhanced landscaping to create a more inviting environment for residents and visitors alike.
Local officials have emphasized the importance of this project for economic development, as Business 51 serves as a key corridor for businesses and commuters. As the timeline progresses, residents can anticipate updates and opportunities for public input to ensure that the reconstruction meets the needs of the community.
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