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Brooklet council approves $1.085 million low bid for gravity sewer project; Cone Street disruption expected
Summary
Council approved the low bid of $1.085 million from SEC Site Work for a new gravity sewer project, scheduled to start in June with an expected five-month duration and significant road disruption on Cone Street.
The Brooklet City Council on March 19 approved a low bid of $1.085 million from SEC Site Work to construct a new gravity sewer line.
Staff said the project is expected to begin in June and take approximately five months to complete. Officials warned of significant road disruption on Cone Street while work is underway and asked staff to coordinate traffic and signage plans with affected residents.
The council approved the contract at the meeting; staff did not provide a detailed construction schedule in the presentation and indicated follow-up coordination would be required before work begins.
Next step: the city will finalize contract documents and publish a construction/traffic-management timeline.
