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Bass, director the work, but it is a major step
for USC. able to make any improvemer
construction Greene Street," he said,
vas completed Bass said the university woulc
in conference, liked to have closed the street, bi
Street renova- satified with the compromise,
is. Work done He said the first phase of cor
ion of brick tion, the building of the en
alks, planting gates, took so long because the i
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cdmpany that built the gates <
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the Russell drawings, but it took seyeral moi
Project Fund get the limestone for the gate;
pment Fund. v said.
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nient, Bass said.
aroval Bass said although the renovations
to do have eliminated a few parking spaces,
to be their deleion has left room for
us on motorists to drive around the gates.
The cates have been hit several times
i have since their construction. Bass said his
it he is office plans to put a brick median
down the center of Greene Street to
istruc- help avoid more accidents.
trance However, plans for a median have
miver- been put on hold because the median is
estone required to be flush with the road.
:>n the "If we have masons put down a
brick median and the city eventually
e shop decides to repave the road, the median
nthsto would be covered," Bass said,
s," he i;., "Therefore, 1 think a flush median is
not the answer."
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to cm- " Bass said concrete curbs will be congs
and strutted around the centerposts.
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