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Preparatory work during first Velsertraverse weekend closure: 'A lot happening in a small space'

Preparatory work during first Velsertraverse weekend closure: 'A lot happening in a small space'

Preparatory work for the renovation of the Velsertraverse successfully began during its first weekend closure, involving tasks like moving signs and installing LED lighting. Project officials noted that a high volume of activity is being concentrated within a small workspace.

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