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- Central Trunk Sewer Rehabilitation Project
- Upper Northwest 9
  (NEA 1 & 2)

Central Trunk Sewer Rehabilitation Project: Construction Updates & News Alerts

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Project Status and Timeline

Rehabilitation work is occurring in segments and is slated to be complete by Winter 2010.

Construction Begins	September 2009
Current Construction Location	Gerber Road and Stockton Boulevard
Construction Ends	Winter 2010

DID YOU KNOW............

During the month of February, crews moved into the busy corridors of Stockton Boulevard and Gerber Road. February work focused on staging and implementation of bypass pumping. Despite intermittent weather in February, crews were able to line 4,430 linear feet of pipe on the Central Trunk Project.

Current Construction Activities

District crews are currently continuing to operate bypass pumping on Gerber Road and Stockton Boulevard. Additional sewer rehabilitation work (including cleaning, television inspection, and liner installation) will be set-up on Stockton Boulevard south of Mack Road. Work will also occur on Eagle Park Drive, Lindale Greens Mobile Home Park, and Suncountry. Notices will be distributed via email and hand delivered to area businesses and residents. Construction hours are from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. to minimize impacts, with the exception of the Lindale Greens Mobile Home Park and Suncountry work, which will take place from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. daily and will each include two evening work sessions.

*This schedule is subject to change and is contingent upon weather, and other construction issues.

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Crew members work on liner insertion at a manhole.

A crew member pressure washes a manhole (to remove loose materials and anything corroded) in preparation for rehabilitation.

Crew members help control traffic in front of Samuel Kennedy Elementary School for t.v. inspection of the sewer line.

Cleaning operations—before lining, crew members clean the lines with high pressure water and remove the debris with a vactor truck.

Sample of some of the debris removed from the pipeline.

Crew members preparing for liner installation. The equipment on the right is used to guide the liner through the manhole.

Crew member cutting a sample of cured liner for the District.