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The Town of Carbondale Utilities Department will be replacing the sewer main along 2nd street to improve the sewer infrastructure for long-term reliability. The project involves replacing approximately 1,000 linear feet of sanitary sewer main along 2nd Street, from Snowmass Drive to Capitol Avenue. It includes the installation of eight new sewer manholes and sewer main pipe, the abandonment of existing pipes and four manholes, the reconnection of all sewer service lines, and the restoration of all affected asphalt and concrete surfaces.
Construction activities will include excavation, heavy equipment, and construction noise. To minimize local disruptions, construction will be restricted to the summer season when the Roaring Fork School District is not in regular session. Traffic control and construction mitigation efforts will be implemented to ensure safety and to minimize disruption. The Town of Carbondale’s Utilities Department and engineering support is available to manage construction impacts or conflicts.
Construction Impacts:
Lane closures and construction noise. Access to all properties will be maintained but short delays may occur. Project neighbors will be notified ahead of time. For other project impacts follow us on Facebook.
Project Neighbor Information:
Expect parking impacts on the streets. Notifications will be posted in advance.
Project Contacts:
Town of Carbondale Utilities 970-963-3140 ext 0 during business hours 7 am to 3:30 pm or ext 11 for afterhours emergencies. For project point of contact email Jon Nell Loux-Reeds, Administrative Assistant – Utilities at jonnell@carbondaleco.net or contact Scott Wenning, Assistant Public Works Director – Utilities, at swenning@carbondaleco.net.
For engineering support, please contact Maggie McHugh at 614-256-4714 or MaggieM@rfeng.biz.
Map of Construction Site. Red line indicates sewer to be replaced and the green lines are the current sewer lines in the area. Sewer lines near the construction site will not be affected.
The Town of Carbondale Utilities Department will be replacing the sewer main along 2nd street to improve the sewer infrastructure for long-term reliability. The project involves replacing approximately 1,000 linear feet of sanitary sewer main along 2nd Street, from Snowmass Drive to Capitol Avenue. It includes the installation of eight new sewer manholes and sewer main pipe, the abandonment of existing pipes and four manholes, the reconnection of all sewer service lines, and the restoration of all affected asphalt and concrete surfaces.
Construction activities will include excavation, heavy equipment, and construction noise. To minimize local disruptions, construction will be restricted to the summer season when the Roaring Fork School District is not in regular session. Traffic control and construction mitigation efforts will be implemented to ensure safety and to minimize disruption. The Town of Carbondale’s Utilities Department and engineering support is available to manage construction impacts or conflicts.
Construction Impacts:
Lane closures and construction noise. Access to all properties will be maintained but short delays may occur. Project neighbors will be notified ahead of time. For other project impacts follow us on Facebook.
Project Neighbor Information:
Expect parking impacts on the streets. Notifications will be posted in advance.
Project Contacts:
Town of Carbondale Utilities 970-963-3140 ext 0 during business hours 7 am to 3:30 pm or ext 11 for afterhours emergencies. For project point of contact email Jon Nell Loux-Reeds, Administrative Assistant – Utilities at jonnell@carbondaleco.net or contact Scott Wenning, Assistant Public Works Director – Utilities, at swenning@carbondaleco.net.
For engineering support, please contact Maggie McHugh at 614-256-4714 or MaggieM@rfeng.biz.
Map of Construction Site. Red line indicates sewer to be replaced and the green lines are the current sewer lines in the area. Sewer lines near the construction site will not be affected.
Map of Construction Site. Red line indicates sewer to be replaced and the green lines are the current sewer lines in the area. Sewer lines near the construction site will not be affected. 