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Parking and<br />
street closings<br />
On Friday, the Oyster Festival<br />
begins at 10 a.m. and closes<br />
at midnight. On Saturday, the<br />
festival runs from 8 a.m. to 6<br />
p.m.<br />
Under the Oyster Festival<br />
plan, the town will be closed to<br />
motor vehicle traffic as a safety<br />
precaution on Friday from 6 to<br />
8 p.m. for the Fireman’s Parade;<br />
and on Saturday from about 8<br />
a.m. to 8 p.m. There will be no<br />
exceptions. Town residents and<br />
guests are urged to make their<br />
plans accordingly.<br />
The town streets may also<br />
be closed to motor vehicles on<br />
Friday as pedestrian conditions<br />
dictate.<br />
Official Oyster Festival<br />
parking prices on both sides of<br />
town will be $10 on Friday and<br />
$20 on Saturday. Handicapped<br />
parking is at the corner of Virginia<br />
Street and Red Hill on the<br />
west side of town, and is operated<br />
by the Central Middlesex<br />
Volunteer Rescue Squad, which<br />
benefits from the handicapped<br />
parking fees. Follow the signs.<br />
Think<br />
Marshallʼs<br />
Drug<br />
Join us for<br />
breakfast<br />
and lunch<br />
at the old<br />
fashioned<br />
counter<br />
Famous for our<br />
milkshakes and<br />
limeades!<br />
758-5344<br />
2 • <strong>Southside</strong> <strong>Sentinel</strong> • Urbanna, Va. • Nov. 3, 2011<br />
TOWN OF URBANNA<br />
PUBLIC NOTICE<br />
2011 OYSTER FESTIVAL<br />
STREET AND PARKING RESTRICTIONS<br />
The Virginia Department of Transportation has approved the following 2011 Urbanna Oyster Festival Street and Parking Restrictions pursuant to a Resolution<br />
of the Urbanna Town Council:<br />
Parking Restrictions<br />
Parking restrictions will be in effect within the corporate limits of the Town of Urbanna between 2:00 AM, Friday, November 4, 2011 and 11:00 PM, Saturday,<br />
November 5, 2011 in order to ensure pedestrian safety, safe movement of police, fire and rescue vehicles as well as safe parade operations. Certain streets<br />
will be opened for parking earlier than 11:00 PM Saturday depending on the progress of cleanup crews. Parking restrictions for Prince George Street will be<br />
in effect from between 12:00 PM Thursday. November 3, 2011 and 11:00 PM Saturday, November 5, 2011 to accommodate concessions setting up in the road<br />
right-of-way.<br />
No Parking areas will be designated as Tow Away Zones and towing will be at the owner’s expense. The no parking-tow away zones for both sides of<br />
the streets in Urbanna include:<br />
Urbanna Road from the bridge to Watling Street. Watling Street from the traffic triangle to its western end. Cross Street from Watling Street to West Avenue.<br />
Prince George Street from Cross Street to Virginia Street. Virginia Street from Oyster Road to Lord Mott Road. Oyster Road in its entirety. Marston Avenue<br />
from Cross Street to Rappahannock Avenue. Bonner Street from Rappahannock Avenue to Linden Avenue. Grace Avenue from Virginia Street to Bonner Street.<br />
Rappahannock Avenue from Virginia Street to Kent Street. Kent Street from Rappahannock Avenue to West Avenue. West Avenue from Kent Street to Cross<br />
Street. Park Street from Rappahannock Avenue to Linden Avenue. Upton Lane by the Post Office in its entirety. Hilliard Street in its entirety.<br />
Parade Routes and Times<br />
The Friday, November 4th, Fireman’s Parade will begin at 7:00PM on Virginia Street west of town and proceed east on Virginia Street, north on Grace Avenue,<br />
east on Bonner Street, north on Rappahannock Avenue, east on Marston Avenue, south on Cross Street, and west on Virginia Street to disband out of town.<br />
The Saturday, November 5th, Oyster Festival Parade will begin at 2:00PM on Virginia Street in front of the old Urbanna Lumber Co. and proceed east on<br />
Virginia Street, north on Grace Avenue, east on Bonner Street, north on Rappahannock Avenue, east on Marston Avenue, south on Cross Street, and west on<br />
Virginia Street to disband out of town.<br />
Urbanna Street Restrictions<br />
Prince George Street. At 12:00PM on Thursday, November 3rd. Prince George Street will be closed to routine traffic from Cross Street to the curve at Urbanna<br />
Auto & Marine. This restriction will remain in effect until 6:00 PM, Saturday, November 5th. These restrictions are required to accommodate the concessions<br />
to be located on Prince George Street.<br />
Other Restrictions: On Friday, November 4th and Saturday, November 5th, law enforcement authorities may temporarily close selected streets to routine traffic<br />
as crowd and public safety actions dictate.<br />
Town Entrance Restrictions<br />
Friday, November 4th, 5:00 PM. Friday evening November 4th, 2011 vehicular traffic entering or leaving the Town will be prohibited beginning at 5:00 PM<br />
on the west side (Route 602) in the vicinity of Lord Mott Road and beginning at 6:00 PM on the east side (Route 227) in the vicinity of Urbanna Harbour<br />
Subdivision for the Fireman’s Parade. These Routes will be closed to all traffic attempting to enter the Town of Urbanna except to facilitate the movement of<br />
police and emergency vehicles. The Town of Urbanna will remain closed until 9:00 PM or later depending on pedestrian traffic.<br />
Saturday, November 5th, 8:30 AM. On Saturday morning, November 5, 2011, or earlier if deemed necessary by law enforcement authorities, State Route 227<br />
(Urbanna Road) will be closed in the vicinity of the Urbanna Harbour subdivision entrance, and State Route 602 (Virginia Street) will be closed in the vicinity<br />
of the Lord Mott Road intersection to all traffic attempting to enter the Town of Urbanna except to facilitate the movement of police and emergency vehicles.<br />
The Town of Urbanna will remain closed until 8:00 PM or later depending on pedestrian traffic.<br />
At any time, law enforcement authorities may temporarily close the Town to routine traffic as crowd and public safety actions dictate.<br />
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