PITTSBURGH (Newsradio 1020 KDKA) - Pittsburgh's Department of Mobility and Infrastructure announced on Friday that after seven months of reconstruction work, a segment of Diana Street near Ives Way in Spring Hill has reopened.
Work included the construction of a soldier pile and anchor retaining wall, new inlet and cross pipe, and paving.
In the past two years, protection and neighborhood restoration from landslides have cost the city more than $8 million.
The Diana Street reconstruction cost $880,000.
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