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This is the current view where Rick took a pic of this back in 1980. Click here. You can see a lot changed here, but the old poles are still there! The reconstruction required some of the poles to be relocated though. Note the newer traffic lights in the back replacing the old double guys. Double guy signals are still common at many other intersections in the city, including one intersection at Carson and Woodruff with really old late 40s double guys.
BTW the M250A2s are 150w HPS.
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![Before and after
This is the current view where Rick took a pic of this back in 1980. [url=http://www.galleryoflights.org/mb/gallery/displayimage.php?pos=-3147] Click here. [/url] You can see a lot changed here, but the old poles are still there! The reconstruction required some of the poles to be relocated though. Note the newer traffic lights in the back replacing the old double guys. Double guy signals are still common at many other intersections in the city, including one intersection at Carson and Woodruff with really old late 40s double guys.
BTW the M250A2s are 150w HPS.
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Before and after
This is the current view where Rick took a pic of this back in 1980. [url=http://www.galleryoflights.org/mb/gallery/displayimage.php?pos=-3147] Click here. [/url] You can see a lot changed here, but the old poles are still there! The reconstruction required some of the poles to be relocated though. Note the newer traffic lights in the back replacing the old double guys. Double guy signals are still common at many other intersections in the city, including one intersection at Carson and Woodruff with really old late 40s double guys.
BTW the M250A2s are 150w HPS.
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