Tacoma's Schuster Parkway will close Saturday for debris removal

STACEY MULICK; Staff writer

Published: 02/10/12 3:37 pm

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Drivers might using Schuster Parkway Saturday might face delays as crews remove a potentially hazardous tree.

The work will begin at 10 a.m.

Northbound and southbound traffic will be stopped for up to a 30 minutes for the work. Crews might need to block a southbound lane until 12:30 p.m. to clean up debris, the city said.

Northbound drivers on Schuster Parkway will be stopped at South Fourth Street; southbound drivers will be halted at McCarver Street. Southbound drivers on North 30th Street will be stopped at Starr Street.

Signs will notify drivers of the changes.

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