Harvey St. Construction Update August 23, 2021
Published on Aug 23, 2021 09:18
Harvey St. Construction Update
Monday, August 23, 2021
The first week of construction on Harvey St. is complete and we look
forward to continued progress on the project. In the last week, crews
were able to set up the Phase One traffic pattern allowing for access to
northbound Harvey through most of the project area. There were times
where traffic would only be allowed as far as the St. Joe’s medical
building parking lot due to staging of trucks and equipment. Crews began
work on installing new storm sewer along the west side of Harvey St. as
well as beginning to install new storm water structures.
This week, crews will begin an important part of this project and
that is, the installation of new water main. To accomplish this, the new
water main will be installed below the cement enclosed portion of the
Tonquish Creek, which runs underneath Harvey St. On Monday, crews will
begin by digging two large pits on either side of the Tonquish Creek.
These will be open excavations, so we need everyone’s cooperation to
keep the work area safe and secure. At the end of each workday, the site
will have fencing securing the area. These areas are off-limits to the
public and these measures are put in place to keep the public and the
contractor’s crews safe. We understand that this is an interesting
project, but we ask for everyone’s safety to please stay as far back as
possible.
Starting Monday, August 23, we will be moving to Phase 2A until at least Thursday morning.
2021 Infrastructure Packet Traffic Phase 2A
We will try to keep northbound Harvey St. traffic open up to the St.
Joe’s medical Facility; however, it might be easier to access the lot
via the Fleet St. temporary ramp that was installed. Traffic that is
in/on the parking deck can exit on Harvey St. and travel north toward
Penniman during this phase.
As always, we appreciate your continued patience during this project
and ask for your continued caution in/near the construction area.
Any questions can be directed to the Department of Municipal Services at 734-453-7737 or [email protected]
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