Olympia Ave from Forest Way to Observatory Drive will be closed for road repairs May 17th-May 21st. Access to Carver Farms will be allowed from the West of Olympia Ave May 17th, 18th, 20th and 21st. The fire lane from the bottom of Forest Way to the Carver Farms parking lot will be accessible on May 19th with flaggers. If you should have any questions please call Steve Holbrook at 335-9089.
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