Council hears plan for 25th Street sewer relief; design ready for construction
Aug 25, 2026
Engineers told Groves City Council that a 2,600‑foot relief pipe will bypass a historic bottleneck on 25th Street, and plans are ready to go out for construction after coordination with the drainage district.
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Groves city engineers updated council on a planned relief line to fix a recurring bottleneck in the city's sanitary sewer on 25th Street. The presenter said the project would install a parallel 24‑inch relief pipe for about 2,600 linear feet and tie it into the city's TAF lift station; plans are complete and the project is ready to proceed to construction. "It's about 2,600 linear feet," the presenter said, describing the alignment from Cleveland to the lift station and noting the existing main had been reduced from 30 to 24 inches in past rehab work.
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