Construction Update - 11/28/2025

Construction Update – 11/28/2025

Project Area

All work dates below are weather permitting.
See the construction phasing map.

All Phases

PLEASE consistently check your front door daily for time sensitive notifications of temporary driveway access.
Vehicles cannot be parked on the street during construction.
Please set out your garbage and recycling containers before 6 AM. We encouraged haulers to arrive early to avoid conflicts with the contractor and their operations.

Sanitary Sewer Lining – Phases 1 and 2

Visu-Sewer will be lining the City’s sanitary sewer main via access through manholes in the street. The lining is scheduled to begin in the project area on Monday, 12/1 and is anticipated to be complete by late December.

Limiting major water use is required to avoid a sewer backup.
Avoid running your washing machine or dishwasher during this 8-12 hour period of work or you risk your sewer backing up.
Pungent odors from the lining process are common.
To prevent odors in your home, pour a gallon of water into floor drains and any infrequently used sinks.
Check your front door daily for details and notice of this work occurring on your street.
The notice will include information on the process, and approximate length of time your water usage should be minimized.
See example door notice here.

Phases 1, 2, 3

Retaining wall installation is ongoing as long as weather permits.
Landscape restoration is complete for the season. Any remaining work will be completed when the project resumes in the spring of 2026.

Harrison Avenue, Tyler Avenue, Tyler Ct, Belmore Lane east of Van Buren Avenue

The streets east of Van Buren Avenue will not begin until spring 2026. Several factors contributed to the extended timeline, including the pace of utility work, challenging soil conditions, and weather delays. Crews remain on-site and are committed to completing the remaining work as quickly as possible.

We understand that extending construction to 2026 is an inconvenience and sincerely appreciate the patience of residents in the project area.