McClellan Avenue is back to normal

Posted: 09.05.2009 at 10:08 PM

Read more: Local, Community, Automotive, Mcclellan Avenue, Marquette, City Comission

Crews removed the incorrect striping on Saturday.

MARQUETTE -- McClellan Avenue has finally been restored to its original lane configuration.

Marquette City officials told TV6 they made a mistake when McClellan was painted with two bike lanes and turning lane two weeks ago.

It cost the city $6,000 to remove the stripes, which crews were hard at work doing Saturday afternoon.

The city's master plan includes a three-lane road for McClellan Avenue, but not until 2010 or 2011.

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