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Sewer rehab work continues next week

Posted at 10:47 am May 16, 2014
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

More rehabilitation work of the city’s sewer collection pipes is scheduled to continue next week.

The work is being done by Hurst Excavating and Morgan Contracting under contract with the City of Oak Ridge. It includes rehabilitating sewer collection pipes within city easements in yards and in roadways, a press release said.

Residents should already have received color-coded letters and door hangers (orange for Hurst Excavating and purple for Morgan Contracting) providing general information and each contractors’ contact information.

Motorists, pedestrians and cyclists are urged to use extra care and caution when traveling on the streets with sewer work areas, a press release said. Temporary road repairs will be made, and loose gravel should be expected until the patches are permanently paved.

All construction work is subject to change based on such unknowns as weather, equipment, and access issues, the press release said. The construction work schedule for the week beginning May 19 is as follows:

East Plant III Rehabilitation Project—Hurst Excavating (Orange), (865) 922-6142

  • Delaware Avenue
  • East Fairview Road
  • East Forest Road
  • Florida Avenue
  • Georgia Avenue
  • Ogontz Lane
  • Outer Drive
  • Taylor Road
  • Tennessee Avenue

Hurst Excavating’s yard restoration and asphalt patching crews will be here during the week and will be at several locations throughout the site.

East Plant IV Rehabilitation Project—Morgan Contracting Inc. (Purple), (865) 249-8640, Ext, 103

  • Administration Road
  • Arcadian Lane
  • Broadway
  • Bus Terminal Road
  • Belgrade Road
  • Cairo Lane
  • Culver Road
  • Cooper Circle
  • Concord Road
  • Clifton Circle
  • Chestnut Hill Road
  • Claremont Road
  • East Division Road
  • Glendale Road
  • West Geneva Lane
  • Gordon Road
  • Georgia Avenue
  • Kingsley Road
  • Kentucky Avenue
  • Keystone Lane
  • Kingfisher Lane
  • Kelvin Lane
  • Kimball Lane
  • Kenwyn Road
  • Michigan Avenue
  • East Magnolia Lane
  • West Magnolia Lane
  • West Maiden Lane
  • East Madison Road
  • West Madison Lane
  • West Malta Road
  • East Malta Road
  • Maple Lane
  • Marion Road
  • Mead Lane
  • Milton Lane
  • Moylan Lane
  • New York Avenue
  • Nesper Road
  • East Newkirk Lane
  • East Newcombe Road
  • Norman Lane
  • Outer Drive
  • Orkney Road
  • Orchard Circle
  • Talmeda Road
  • West Tennessee Avenue
  • Tennessee Avenue
  • Tyburn Way
  • Tyler Road
  • West Tyrone Road
  • Warehouse Road

Questions or comments can be directed to the Oak Ridge Public Works Department by e-mail at pubworksdis@oakridgetn.gov or by phone at (865) 425-3495. More specific information may also be located at http://sewerproject.oakridgetn.gov.

Filed Under: Front Page News, Government, Oak Ridge Tagged With: City of Oak Ridge, East Plant III Rehabilitation Project, East Plant IV Rehabilitation Project, Hurst Excavating, Morgan Contracting, Oak Ridge Public Works Department, sewer collection pipes, sewer rehab work

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