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Project team to replace aging water mains on Anderson Avenue

City of Manhattan · November 14, 2025
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Summary

Project staff said the main priority is replacing an aging water main that "breaks consistently," and that water-main work will include 9–10 side streets; no funding figure was provided in the briefing.

Whitney Henley, project manager for the Anderson Avenue project, said the water-main replacement is the primary priority because the existing line has deteriorated. "The reason for this is that the water line has not been replaced in decades. It breaks consistently," Henley said, explaining the operational need for replacement.

Henley said the work will include replacing water mains on roughly "9 to 10" side streets connected to the corridor. Project staff did not present repair logs, condition reports, or funding details during this briefing; those technical and budgetary details were not specified.