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Broken drain repair will affect traffic around WSC Oct. 18-Nov. 18

A broken drain line under a parking lot adjacent to the south loading dock of the Wilkinson Student Center on the Brigham Young University campus will be repaired Oct. 18-Nov. 18

Traffic congestion may occur as a result of the excavation that will need to take place in the asphalt area. Delivery and service vehicles will still have access to the docks, but parking on the immediate south side of the Wilkinson Student Center will be limited.

"We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause," says David Hunt, assistant administrative vice-president for Student Auxiliary Services. "We appreciate eveyone's patience and understanding during this necessary repair."

For information or questions, please contact David Hunt at (801) 422-3868, david_hunt@byu.edu.

Writer: Devin Knighton

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