Construction begins next week on the Battlefield Drive Rehabilitation project. This project was developed to renew aging sewer infrastructure and to address overflows by reducing the amount of rainfall that can enter the system through defects.
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Read MoreThe Hidden Acres Pump Station will begin upgrades this week. This project consists of the construction of a new 1.7 mgd sewer pumping station, new electrical enclosure, new generator, associated yard piping and site civil improvements, driveway and access improvements, and stormwater control measures. The additional pumping capacity is needed to address nearby sanitary sewer overflows.
Read MoreConstruction begins this week on the Annual Rehabilitation - Ewing South project. This project was identified to reduce wet-weather flows within the sewer system by addressing observed sources of infiltration and inflow through sewer rehabilitation. It also considers nearby sewers for inclusion in the project based on their condition, the likelihood of water migration to adjacent sewers, and the impact to customers.
Read MoreConstruction begins this week on the Richland Creek Exposed 48” RCP Improvements. This project was developed to protect and renew a portion of the 48-inch trunk sewer in proximity to Richland Creek.
Read MoreConstruction begins today on the Hopedale Rehabilitation project. This project was developed to renew aging infrastructure and address overflows by reducing the amount of rainfall that can enter the system through defects.
Read MoreMetro Water Services recently submitted an update of the CAP/ER and Sewer Master Plan. The Corrective Action Plan/Engineering Report presents the approach used to characterize Metro's sanitary sewer system and to evaluate potential alternatives for improvements to the system's hydraulic limitations.
Read MoreConstruction begins this week on the Annual Rehabilitation - Earthman Fork project. This project was identified to reduce wet-weather flows within the sewer system by addressing observed sources of infiltration and inflow through sewer rehabilitation. It also considers nearby sewers for inclusion in the project based on their condition, the likelihood of water migration to adjacent sewers, and the impact to customers. Work consists of the rehabilitation of approximately 11,800 linear feet of existing sewer lines by cured-in-place-pipe lining, service replacements by excavation, trenchless service renewals, manhole rehabilitation, and other miscellaneous sewer-related work.
Read MoreNext week, construction begins on the Richland Creek - Basswood Drive 36'“ CIPP. This project was developed to renew aging sewer infrastructure and to address overflows by reducing the amount of rainfall that can enter the system through defects. It consists of the rehabilitation of approximately 1,000 linear feet of gravity sewer by cured-in-place-pipe lining, service replacements by excavation, trenchless service renewals, manhole rehabilitation, and other miscellaneous sewer-related work.
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