Indian Creek Drive on Miami Beach Reopen at Noon

Wastewater repairs have been completed

Saturday, Feb 11, 2012  |  Updated 12:45 PM EDT
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Miami Beach's Indian Creek Drive Reopen

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Repairs have been completed after a wastewater break on Indian Creek Drive on Miami Beach, and the street is due to reopen at noon, a city spokeswoman said.

Miami Beach Public Works crews are now cleaning the street before its reopening, spokeswoman Nannette Rodriguez said Saturday morning.

She said crews completed the wastewater repairs at Indian Creek Drive and 69th Street at 1:10 a.m. and then began road restoration work.

She said age does not appear to have been a factor in the failure of the 16-inch main, though it is about 60 years old. A break was formed that was about four feet long.

Posted Feb 11, 2012
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