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UPDATED: Major East Street Water Main Project Begins Today

Plan to adjust your travel routes accordingly, as this project will limit traffic to a large section of East Street.

 

(Editor's note: the following information was submitted by Carlos Jaquez, Project Manager, Department of Public Works.)

UPDATE: Project Manager Carlos Jaquez reports that the project is presently scheduled to continue through March 2013.

East Street water main replacement work will begin on or about Monday, September 24, 2012.

The Town has hired JJ Phelan to perform this work. Construction hours will be from 7:00 AM to approximately 7:00 PM Monday through Friday except holidays.

The crews will attempt to shut down earlier when possible. This section of East Street, between Shawsheen Street and Maple Street, will be open to one lane of alternating traffic at the location of the construction crews.

Due to the size of the construction equipment and the nature of this work you may experience traffic delays.  The contractor will make every attempt to keep the delays to a minimum. Please note due to the nature of this work there could be unexpected water breaks. The construction crews will make every effort to get the water back immediately.

The Town will notify all expected residents of all planned water shut offs needed as part of this work. Please do not hesitate to contact Michele Stein, Town Engineer, at 978-640-4370 ext. 239 with any questions or concerns you may have throughout this process. In advance, THANK YOU for your cooperation during the construction of this much needed water system improvements. We appreciate everyone’s patience.

 
About this column: Tewksbury Patch will publish information on road hazards, major detours and construction projects as they become available. Related Topics: Department of Public Works, East Street water main, Road Work, and water main repair

Shaun

1:02 pm on Monday, September 24, 2012

How long is it expected to go on for?

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Bill Gilman

1:28 pm on Monday, September 24, 2012

Shaun, we asked Carlos about this and he tells us this project is scheduled to continue through March 2013, though that is subject to change. We have added an update to the story.

Rusty

12:55 pm on Tuesday, September 25, 2012

How the H#$% are they going to complete this work during the winter?

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