Police List Roadblocks And Parking Bans For Parade

By ANDY GOROSKO

Published: Sep 03, 2010 12:00 AM

Police report that in connection with the Labor Day Parade scheduled for Monday, September 6, there will be some road closures and parking bans in effect in the town center.

The road closures and parking bans will be in force from 9:45 am to approximately 12:30 pm that day, police said.

Roadblocks will be erected at various intersections in town along the parade route. Traffic will not be allowed to flow through those intersections.

The intersections where roadblocks will be posted are: Mt Pleasant Road at Reservoir Road; Main Street at Academy Lane, Main Street at Currituck Road; Main Street at Hanover Road; Main Street at Schoolhouse Hill Road; Main Street at West Street; westbound Church Hill Road at The Boulevard; Sugar Street at Elm Drive; northbound South Main Street at Elizabeth Street; and northbound Queen Street at Elizabeth Street.

The following road sections will have âNo Parkingâ signs posted on them and will be considered âtow zonesâ: The Boulevard between Church Hill Road and Schoolhouse Hill Road; Schoolhouse Hill Road between The Boulevard and Main Street; the section of Hanover Road near Main Street; and the southbound side of Elm Drive between Sugar Street and Hawley Road.

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