'We thank you for your patience. It's frustrating and difficult'

by KVAL

Fri, August 19th 2016, 3:00 PM UTC

Darren Hodge, co-owner of Moto Gear, says his walk-in retail sales are down by half. (SBG/Justina Coelho)

"We just kind of have to deal with this until they get the curbs done, and they're doing a great job of that," said Hodge. "Eventually this will be cleared up." (SBG/Justina Coelho)

Other shop owners say the normal lunch hour rush is at a standstill.

"When you only have half an hour to eat, and it takes 20 minutes just to get from one block to the other, people don't want to come down here," said Maxine Larson, manager of Togos. (SBG/Justina Coelho)

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Darren Hodge, co-owner of Moto Gear, says his walk-in retail sales are down by half. (SBG/Justina Coelho)

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