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Red Bank readies phase three of lead service‑line replacements; borough cites about 400 replacements and $2.1 million budget
Summary
Council reported the lead service‑line replacement program entering phase three, estimating roughly 280 test pits and about 400 lead‑line replacements with a phase cost around $2.1 million; the borough said Underground Utilities won the bid and a preconstruction meeting occurred.
Red Bank council members reported on June 12 that the borough’s lead service‑line replacement program has moved into phase three, with officials saying the next phase will involve roughly 280 test pits and about 400 service‑line replacements at an estimated cost of about $2.1 million.
The council said the underground utilities firm awarded the phase‑three contract is Underground Utilities, which won the bid; borough staff held a preconstruction meeting with the contractor and emphasized expectations for restoration after excavation. The council signaled attention to minimizing surface impacts and restoring public ways after work is completed.
The borough is continuing a multi‑year program. Council members asked for clear communication to residents about timing and restoration requirements.
Details in the transcript were presented by borough staff during the meeting; the numbers were described as estimates for the upcoming phase.
