Sewer rehab work continues, starting this week

Posted at 10:11 am January 13, 2014
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Starting this week, aÂ city contractor will beÂ rehabilitating sewer collection pipes within city easements in yards and roadways.

The work will be done byÂ Hurst Excavating. Affected homeowners should have received color-coordinated (orange and purple) letters and door hangers providing general information with contractor contact information, a press release said.

Below is a list of the streets where work will be conducted this week. The weather could cause schedule changes.

East Plant III, Hurst Excavating (orange letter, (865) 922-6142)

Firestone Road
Florida Avenue
Georgia Avenue
Thelma Road

East Plant IV, Morgan Contracting Inc. (purple letter, (865) 249-8640, ext, 103)

Mead Lane
Meadow Road
Maple Lane
Mayfair Lane
Michigan Avenue
Malvern Road
Marion Road

For more information, contact the Oak Ridge Public Works Department by e-mail at [email protected] or by phone at (865) 425-3495. More detailed information is also available at http://sewerproject.oakridgetn.gov.

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