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A portion of Norris Canyon Road is set to be closed from Dec. 4-6 to accommodate repairs to storm-damaged sections of road and embankments in the wake of recent wet weather. (Image courtesy ACPWA)
A portion of Norris Canyon Road is set to be closed from Dec. 4-6 to accommodate repairs to storm-damaged sections of road and embankments in the wake of recent wet weather. (Image courtesy ACPWA)

Westbound commuters from the San Ramon Valley are set to temporarily have one less option for their drives, with a portion of Norris Canyon Road set to be closed for roadwork in the coming weeks.

The road is set to be closed to traffic from the Alameda County line through Crow Canyon Road from Dec. 4-6 in order to accommodate repairs necessitated by storm damage, according to an announcement from the Alameda County Public Works Agency.

The work is set to consist of repairs to the roadway and embankments at several sites along the road.

The closure means that Crow Canyon Road through Brookshire will be the only path westward from the San Ramon Valley other than via Interstate 580 to the south or Highway 24 to the north.

With more potential storms on the way as winter approaches, the scheduled work is planned barring severe weather and other unforeseen circumstances.

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Jeanita Lyman is a second-generation Bay Area local who has been closely observing the changes to her home and surrounding area since childhood. Since coming aboard the Pleasanton Weekly staff in 2021,...

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