Water, gas and sewer utility replacement has been occurring on Arlington Street since last September.  The water and gas, mains and services, have been replaced.  Work on the sewer main and services is ongoing.  The work zone is on Arllington Street from East Hollis to Williams Street.  Most of the sewer work from East Hollis to Gillis Street has been completed. 

Traffic will be detoured around the construction zone thru side streets while work is ongoing. The contractor has flagger assisting with the traffic control.  Please follow the contractors detour signs and direction of the flaggers to keep the site safe during construction.

The sewer construction began in late November and the main line has been completely installed.  Work has temporarily stopped and is in a winter shut down mode.  The remaining work, which will not start till spring conditions permit, includes replacing the remaining sewer services and the complete roadway restoration.  This posting will be revised in the spring when the contractor provides an updated schedule on the resumption of work.

Working hours are from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm daily, Monday thru Friday.

During the sewer construction work, traffic will be detoured to Allds Street, but local residents will have access to their driveways at all time. Access to the Dr. Crisp Elementary School will also be available at all times during the construction.

 

The Contractor for the sewer project, which is managed by the City, is Albanese D&S, Inc. The water pipe installation is being administered by Pennichuck Water Works and their contractor is Edmunds Construction.   The gas main installation is being administered by National Grid, and their contractor is Nueco. 

 

 

Water, gas and sewer replacement work on Palm Street from Kinsley St. to Lovewell St. began on Monday September 19^th.  All the water, gas and sewer work is now complete with the exception of some sewer services to install and final roadway restoration.  Work is in temporary suspension due to winter conditions, and will resume in the spring-time when weather permits.

This web site will be updated prior to the spring startup when the contractor provides a schedule in early spring.

Hours of work will be from 7 am to 5 pm, Monday thru Friday. Traffic will be detoured around Palm Street, from Kinsley St. to Lovewell St., during this time. Local traffic will be allowed to enter and will have access to their driveways unless the work is commencing at that time. No parking is allowed in the work area on Palm Street while construction work is ongoing. 

The water replacement work is being administered by Pennichuck Water Works, the gas work by National Grid and the sewer work by the City. The contractor for the water and sewer is Albanese D&S and the contractor for National Grid is Nueco.

 
Thank you for your patience and cooperation in this important project.

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The City is undertaking a large sewer separation project in the Harbor Avenue area.  Affected streets include Harbor Ave., Tyler St., Prospect St., Bowers St., Otterson St., Bowery St., Dearborn St., New St., Harbor Ct., and Lyons St.  Pennichuck Water and National Grid will also be replacing lines in the streets.

Due to the size and complexity of this project, it will span two construction seasons (2011 and 2012).

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Work will continue in the intersection of Marshall Street and Bowers Street during the weeks of December 19 and December 26, 2011.  Expect periodic lane closures and limited detours.

The City has hired DeFelice Corporation of Dracut, MA to construct this project.

On Monday night into Tuesday morning, December 19 into December 20, DeFelice shall be working from 8:00 pm to 4:00 am on a short watermain replacement on Marshall Street.  Due to the area of the work, the number of businesses and the medical facilities affected by the work, Pennichuck had no option other than to perform this work at night.  If you will be affected by the water shutdown, notices will be hand delivered to you by Pennichuck and any concerns about the shutdown can be discussed with Pennichuck at (603) 882-5191.

Should you have any questions or concerns, please contact Project Manager Jeanne Walker at (603) 589-3147 or via e-mail at walkerj@nashuanh.gov.  The Contractor has also set up an e-mail account to address citizen issues at nashuanh@defelicecorp.com.

Thank you for your patience and cooperation.