Millpond Lane Bypass Sewer
Project Update
The last
piece of sewer pipe is in the ground and connected to the
system!
The
contractor is now backfilling the hole on Hyne Street and will
be preparing it for asphalt paving to occur tomorrow, Thursday,
July 2nd.
Once the
paving is finished, the project will be substantially complete.
All roads will be open and there will be no more significant
construction activity involving the Millpond Lane Bypass Sewer
Project.
The City
is pleased to report that this project has come in on schedule
and as always, thanks all businesses, residents, and visitors in
the City of Brighton for their patience and input during this
much-needed infrastructure improvement.
Thanks for
your help in Building a Better Brighton!
If you have
any questions or concerns, please contact The City of Brighton
Department of Public Services at
thomasp@brightoncity.org or 810.225.8001.
Millpond Lane Bypass Sewer
Project Update
As of
noon today, Tuesday, June 30, 2009, the installation of the
sewer has progressed to north of the most southerly Hyne Street
parking lot driveway. In an effort to reduce confusion to
drivers utilizing the Hyne Street parking lot and to allow the
contractor space to safely install the last manhole and sewer
line, access to and from the Hyne Street parking lot will now be
from North Street, which is a change from the original detour
plan. The City has placed additional signage directing traffic
to access the parking lot via North Street. Also, access to
Hyne Street from Main Street will be closed.
The
project has remained on schedule and the contractor will be
paving Hyne Street no later than Friday, July 3rd.
If you
have any questions or concerns, please contact The City of
Brighton Department of Public Services at
thomasp@brightoncity.org or 810.225.8001
Millpond Lane Bypass Sewer
Project Update
The jack & bore and installation of the pipe under the railroad
tracks is expected to be completed on Friday, June 26th.
Two-way traffic on Hyne from Main to North will continue through
this time, and in order to further expedite the work, the road
will remain closed at the railroad tracks for the remainder of
the project. The manhole installation and open cut from North
Street to Main Street is expected to begin Friday and continue
into the following week. Restoration to be completed later in
the week with paving scheduled for July 3.
The
project is on schedule and will be completed by July 3rd.
The City
of Brighton will continue to provide the public with updates.
If you
have any questions or concerns, please contact The City of
Brighton Department of Public Services at
thomasp@brightoncity.org or 810.225.8001.
Millpond Lane Bypass Sewer
Project Update
The contractor has begun Stage 2a of the Construction which
consists of the jack and bore of the pipe on the north side of
Hyne St from the railroad tracks to North Street. Hyne Street
will continue to be closed from the railroad tracks to North
Street; and traffic on Hyne will be southbound from Main to
North. As always, the Hyne Street Parking Lot will remain open.
This stage is expected
to take approximately six days. At that time, Stage 2b of the
construction will begin.
The City of Brighton will continue to provide the public with
updates.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact The
City of Brighton Department of Public Services at
thomasp@brightoncity.org or 810.225.8001.
Millpond Lane Bypass Sewer
Project Update
The contractor will be placing asphalt on Main Street and
First Street this morning, then repainting the traffic lines.
Main Street and First Street will be open to two-way traffic
later this afternoon and will remain open for the remainder of
the project.
We will also be opening up Hyne
Street to two-way traffic for the weekend.
Beginning Monday, the contractor
will begin Stage 2a of the Construction (see attached Powerpoint
Slide), which will consist of the jack and bore of the pipe on
the north side of Hyne St from the railroad tracks to North
Street. Hyne Street will be closed from the railroad tracks to
North Street; and traffic on Hyne will be southbound from Main
to North. This stage is expected to take approximately 6 days.
As always, the Hyne Street Parking Lot will remain open.
The City of Brighton will continue to provide the public with
updates.
Please visit the City of Brighton’s website at
www.brightoncity.org to see the Phase 2A Construction Plan.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact The
City of Brighton Department of Public Services at
thomasp@brightoncity.org or 810.225.8001.
Millpond Bypass Sewer Project
Update
The contractor is moving along
steadily on the boring of the pipe on Main Street and the signs
directing vehicles how to access parking for the downtown
businesses have been put up per the request of some of the
merchants. The project is on schedule!!
They will begin digging the
bore pit at the corner of Hyne and Main tomorrow morning,
Thursday, June 4th. Vehicular traffic from Main Street onto
Hyne will not be available during this time. The westbound Main
and eastbound Main traffic detours are still in effect and First
Street will remain open throughout the weekend.
If you have
any questions or concerns, please contact The City of Brighton
Department of Public Services at
thomasp@brightoncity.org or 810.225.8001.
Millpond Bypass Sewer Project
Information
The contractor has
performed the change to one-way traffic on Main Street this
morning. Westbound traffic will continue on Main and eastbound
traffic will be detoured. The contractor will now begin
excavating the hole for the boring equipment, which will be
located on the north side of Main Street, at Hyne Street. If the
water table is drawn down to an acceptable level, boring
equipment will be lowered into the hole and the bore operations
will begin this work tomorrow. First Street and Hyne Street will
remain open at this time. This phase is scheduled to take from 7
- 10 days.
The City of Brighton will
continue to provide the public with updates.
If you have any questions or concerns,
please contact The City of Brighton Department of Public
Services at
thomasp@brightoncity.org
or 810.225.8001.
Millpond Bypass Sewer Project
On May 26, 2009,
Fonson Construction, Inc. will begin the City of Brighton’s
Millpond Lane Bypass Sewer Project. The first step is to lower
the groundwater on Main Street by drilling several small holes
in the pavement along the new pipe line and installing small
well points. The system will begin pumping and will be operating
at full strength by May 27th.
It is anticipated that
two-way traffic will be maintained on Main Street during this
time; however, the parking spaces along the north side of Main
Street from Hyne to First Streets will be closed.
Beginning May 28
th,
Main Street traffic will become one way (east bound traffic will
be detoured) and the contractor will begin excavating the hole
for the boring equipment, which will be located on the north
side of Main Street, at Hyne Street. If the water table is drawn
down to an acceptable level, boring equipment will be lowered
into the hole and the bore operations will begin. First Street
and Hyne Street will remain open at this time. This Phase is
scheduled to take from 7 - 10 days.
While the boring operation is
occurring on Main Street, the contractor will begin excavating
the hole for boring equipment at the southwest corner of Hyne
and Main Streets.
The City of Brighton will
continue to provide the public with updates.
If you have any questions or concerns,
please contact The City of Brighton Department of Public
Services at
thomasp@brightoncity.org
or 810.225.8001.
