ST. CLOUD, Fla. – A busy St. Cloud road that has been closed for three months is set to reopen after a pipe collapse caused a 12-feet-deep hole, officials said.
The hole, caused by the collapse of a 10-foot-wide stormwater pipe, forced the closure of Old Canoe Creek Road, which has been shut down in both directions from Neptune Road to 13th Street (U.S. Highway 192) since Dec. 18.
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City officials said the road will reopen Wednesday with temporary single-lane closures scheduled to complete minor outlying work to be performed around the road.
A bicyclist was injured when the hole opened up, falling into the ditch, sustaining minor to moderate injuries, police said.
The road is set to reopen at 10 a.m. with intermittent lane closures expected, according to a news release.
POSSIBLE SINKHOLE: We are at the scene on Old Canoe Creek RD in https://t.co/Hy9CxVKf5X. Officer believe this is a posible sinkhole but crews are here now working on repairs @news6wkmg pic.twitter.com/gdzzbDEdGD
— Ezzy Castro (@EzzyCastro) December 18, 2019