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Terracewood Drive Sanitary Sewer Project

Terracewood Drive Sanitary Sewer Project


Construction on Terracewood Drive is scheduled to begin on Monday, September 30.  The scope of the project includes replacing of an sanitary sewer line between 4601 and 4541 Terracewood Drive.

Due to the depth of the sanitary sewer, a stabilized pit will be constructed southeast of Morris Lane, the location of the pit will require the closure of a road. No detour will be posted. Work is expected to be completed the week of October 14.  Weekly updates will be posted to this page.

Updates

October 2019

October 18, 2019  

Construction of a temporary access road was completed earlier in the week and was followed by the installation of a direction drilling pit.  Directional drilling of a steel casing is schedule through the week of October 21 and will be followed by the installation of the sanitary sewer pipe and connections to the manhole on Terracewood Drive. 

October 11, 2019  

Work on the replacement of the sanitary sewer line will continue the week of October 7. 

October 4, 2019

Replacement of the sanitary sewer pipe began earlier this week and will continue through the week of October 7.  Additional excavation and installation of utility structures and pipe will also continue the week of October 7. 

September 2019

September 27, 2019

Traffic control setup and removal of the existing pavement is scheduled to begin Monday, September 30.  The removals will be followed by excavation and removal existing utilities that will be replaced with the project.  The scope of work includes removal and replacement of an 8” cast iron sanitary pipe.  Due to the depth of excavation Terracewood Drive south east of Morris Lane will remain closed for the duration of the sewer project, estimated to take three weeks.  Access to driveways near the closure will be maintained.

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