Colorado Springs Utilities to begin cathodic protection work on Rexton Avenue next month
Colorado Springs Utilities informed council that a cathodic protection project on a 24-inch raw water line on Rexton Avenue will start in September and last about 60 days, with flaggers and a plan to keep a lane of traffic open; a community meeting was proposed for Sept. 9–10.
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Bill Balch, account manager for Colorado Springs Utilities, briefed the council on a cathodic protection project for a 24-inch raw water line along Rexton Avenue expected to begin in mid-September and run roughly 60 days.
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