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"A curb at the intersection of Lighthouse and Forest avenues is being repaired after causing problems for motorists.It's not the first time construction has happened at the intersection. About one year ago, city leaders spent thousands of dollars to beautify the intersection.Officials said the curb protrudes and is being clipped by cars. They said one driver blew out a tire.\"If you're going to make a planter that's going to protrude, then you need tall plants on the edge of it so the cars can see the edge,\" Ross Vevoda said.But plans are underway to fix it, and although drivers may be pleasantly surprised, small businesses that rely on the hustle and bustle are concerned.\"If there's construction going on in the street, we almost have to expect less customers, and it's definitely going to impact our business,\" Emi's Biscotteri representative Josh Robinson said.The construction project in 2013 blocked off streets and rerouted traffic for several weeks.The city's scheduled improvements should only take about half the time of the previous project.No street closures are planned, but some parking spaces will be blocked off.\"My hope is that if it does end up getting fixed, that it's done as soon as possible,\" Robinson said.8775226"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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