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    City commission discusses Moro Street redesign

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    By Cole Bertelsen on February 11, 2026 Local News, Manhattan

    The city has no plans to retain parallel parking in Aggieville.

    City commissioners on Tuesday provided further feedback on proposals for Moro Street’s reconstruction, and all designs showed angled parking only.

    The commission first considered Moro Street designs during its Jan. 13 meeting. Olsson engineering firm provided four options relative to the 60 feet of right-of-way on Moro Street, based on commissioners’ feedback.

    To view the full article visit theMercury.com.

     

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