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STEMC substation prompts gas-line relocation; Deanburg tank repaired and US Hwy 45 sewer work complete
Summary
Utility Director Darryl Green told the board STEMC's Jacks Creek Cove substation requires moving a high-pressure gas line (estimated ~$120,000), with STEMC contracting and paying R Jones Underground; Green also reported a $3,900 repair to the Deanburg tank and completion of the US Hwy 45 sewer project that increases capacity for growth.
Utility Director Darryl Green informed the board that STEMC is building a substation at Jacks Creek Cove and will need to move a high-pressure gas line to access the property. He said the estimate to relocate the line is approximately $120,000 but stated STEMC is contracting R Jones Underground and will cover the expense.
Green also reported a leak in the Deanburg tank seam that has been repaired, cleaned, and tested; the work cost the city $3,900 and the tank is back in service. He added that a sewer line project at US Hwy 45 is complete and provides future capacity for growth in that corridor.
Ald. Donna R. Butler asked for communication to schools and nearby residents about gas-line work; Public Works Director Carter Scales reported recent paving and sidewalk repairs in town.
