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City starts sending out sewer rehab letters on Monday

Posted at 5:05 pm November 15, 2013
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

Beginning next week, residents located in the east end of Oak Ridge should be receiving an information letter in the mail from the city concerning sewer rehabilitation work in the area. The letter is on purple paper and provides general information concerning the sewer work.

Morgan Contracting Inc. will be conducting preconstruction work in the area, a press release said. This work includes tasks such as locating manholes and walking the terrain of the area, so residents may see workers in their yard or along the greenbelt.

The work areas are located:

  • East of New York Avenue, west of Georgia Avenue, south of Outer Drive, and north of Laboratory Road.
  • South of Oak Ridge Turnpike to Cumberland View Drive, and west of Elza Gate Park, including the Castlewood and Palisades neighborhoods.

As a reminder, Hurst Excavating is also working in the east end of town in the areas located:

  • West of California Avenue, east of Georgia Avenue, south of Outer Drive, and north of Oak Ridge Turnpike.
  • Emory Heights on Dayton Road and Daniel Lane.

Questions or comments can be directed to the Oak Ridge Public Works Department by e-mail at pubworksdis@oakridgetn.gov or by calling and leaving a message at (865)425-3495.

For more information, visit the city’s website at www.oakridgetn.gov.

Filed Under: Front Page News, Government, Oak Ridge Tagged With: Hurst Excavating, Morgan Contracting Inc., Oak Ridge, Oak Ridge Public Works Department, sewer rehabilitation, sewer work

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