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St. George’s council hears progress reports: water lateral and Main Street upgrades nearing completion
Summary
Council heard that the Water Lateral Replacement Project is about 50% complete and the Main Street Water System Upgrade is roughly 70% complete; chambers are completed and water monitors will be installed next, with both projects expected to finish within weeks, weather permitting.
Town administration told council on July 14 that the Water Lateral Replacement Project is approximately 50 percent complete and that remaining work is expected to finish within about two weeks, weather permitting. The minutes record: "Construction is currently estimated to be approximately 50 percent complete." Council accepted the status update and noted anticipated timelines.
The Main Street Water System Upgrade is being carried out by JCL Investments Inc., and council was told construction is about 70 percent complete. The minutes state chambers are completed and "now the water monitors are to go in," with administration again advising anticipated completion within the next two weeks subject to weather and construction conditions.
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