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Lake Point developers outline off-site sewer extension plan; construction expected this summer
Summary
Brookfield Properties, engineering firm Kennedy Jenks and contractor Tucci and Sons told Covington City Council on March 25 they plan to construct about 2,700 feet of off‑site sanitary sewer this summer for the Lake Point development, using a three‑phase approach with dewatering, sewer installation and roadway restoration.
Brookfield Properties and its engineering and construction contractors on March 25 presented plans for an off-site sanitary sewer extension related to the Lake Point development and told Covington City Council the work is scheduled to occur this summer.
Scott Jones of Brookfield Properties introduced the project team and milestones, and said the firm would provide a fuller update to council soon. “My name is Scott Jones. I'm with Brookfield Properties. I'm also representing Brook Gal…Brookfield serves as the development manager,” he said.
Design firm Kennedy Jenks described the project as roughly 2,700 feet of sanitary sewer, mostly in the existing city right-of-way, with upgrades to existing mains that should benefit nearby residents. Kennedy Jenks engineer Brahmin (spelled in…
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