11/30/12 Update for E 156th and Beulah Park

Work continues at the 3-1 work area readying the area for the future shaft wall construction.  Light poles have been erected (no lights or power to the site yet), the chain link fence has been attached to the posts and the topsoil has all been pushed into a nice neat pile at the north end of the site.  These "mobilization" tasks will continue for another few weeks until the secant pile (shaft wall construction) work begins, more on this later.

Work continues at the intersection of East 156th and Lakeshore and last through mid December. 

Please keep in mind the that sidewalk is still closed on the west side of E 156th due to the ongoing activities withing the fenced in area but will be replaced in the future.  Also there may be short durations of traffic rerouting to allow for construction activities for the safety of the residents and the crews.  Any interruption will be kept short as possible

11/27/12 Update for E 156th and Beulah Park

We hope all had a wonderful, restful Thanksgiving.  Work activities are beginning to take shape at the 3-1 work area.  If you are watching the work you will see that the stockpile of topsoil is growing in size and that the posts and cross bracing for the fencing are all in place.  Please be mindful of the stone delivery truck coming an going delivering materials to the site.


Work continues at the intersection of East 156th and Lakeshore and last through mid December. 

Please keep in mind the that sidewalk is still closed on the west side of E 156th due to the ongoing activities withing the fenced in area but will be replaced in the future.  Also there may be short durations of traffic rerouting to allow for construction activities for the safety of the residents and the crews.  Any interruption will be kept short as possible

11/21/12 Update for E 156th and Beulah Park

Happy Thanksgiving to all, we at the Sewer District wish all a wonderful and peaceful day of giving thanks to all.  There will be no work tomorrow, the 22nd, but work will start up again on Friday.

Please be aware that there may be traffic interruptions along Lakeshore Ave between site 3-1 and Site 3-2 fenced in area.  The contractor will be running utilities between the two sites under the road.

 For the next few days, the work will continue at the intersection of E 156th and Lakeshore and at Shaft 3-1.  The work at the Shaft-1 site will include the erection of a chain link fence around the work area and stripping of the topsoil and placement of a stone work base.  There will be more than usual truck deliveries due to the stone trucks.

Work will continue at the intersection of East 156th and Lakeshore and last through mid December. 

Please keep in mind the that sidewalk is still closed on the west side of E 156th due to the ongoing activities withing the fenced in area but will be replaced in the future.  Also there may be short durations of traffic rerouting to allow for construction activities for the safety of the residents and the crews.  Any interruption will be kept short as possible

11/19/12 Update for E 156th and Beulah Park

 For the next few days, the work will continue at the intersection of E 156th and Lakeshore and at Shaft 3-1.  The work at the S-1 site will include the erection of a chain link fence around the work area and stripping of the topsoil and placement of a stone work base.  There will be more than usual truck deliveries due to the stone trucks.

Work will continue at the intersection of East 156th and Lakeshore and last through mid December. 

Please keep in mind the that sidewalk is still closed on the west side of E 156th due to the ongoing activities withing the fenced in area but will be replaced in the future.  Also there may be short durations of traffic rerouting to allow for construction activities for the safety of the residents and the crews.  Any interruption will be kept short as possible

11/16/12 Update for E 156th and Beulah Park

There will be no work this weekend.

Next week, the work will continue at the intersection of E 156th and Lakeshore and at Shaft 3-1.  The work at the S-1 site will include the erection of a chain link fence around the work area and stripping of the topsoil.  The topsoil will be pushed into a pile near the north side of the site (within the chain link fence) and will be used once the work is complete to reestablish the area so the grass can grow back nice and fast.  

Work will continue at the intersection of East 156th and Lakeshore and last through mid December. 

Please keep in mind the that sidewalk is still closed on the west side of E 156th due to the ongoing activities withing the fenced in area but will be replaced in the future.  Also there may be short durations of traffic rerouting to allow for construction activities for the safety of the residents and the crews.  Any interruption will be kept short as possible

Time and Location Change for Community Meetings

The Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District's Community Meetings for the Euclid Creek Tunnel project have changed time and location.  They will still be held on the third Thursday of each month, but the time has moved to 6:00 p.m. to better accommodate residents.

These meetings will be held in the Community Room of the Cleveland Public Library's Memorial-Nottingham Branch (17109 Lakeshore Boulevard).

Schedule:

• December 18 @ 6:00 p.m.
• January 15 @ 6:00 p.m.
• February 19 @ 6:00 p.m.
• March 19 @ 6:00 p.m.
• April 16 @ 6:00 p.m.
• May 21 @ 6:00 p.m.
• June 18 @ 6:00 p.m.

These meetings will include a brief presentation by Sewer District staff, including an update of activity at each of the tunnel's five shafts and other construction impacts, followed by time for questions from attendees.

Hope to see you there!

11/15/12 Update for E 156th and Beulah Park

There will be no work associated with the utility line relocation at the Lakeshore and E 156th intersection tomorrow.

General work at the location of Shaft 3-1 will continue tomorrow.  The short black material that can be seen surrounding the site is know as silt fence.  Silt fence is utilized during many construction projects to limit the migration of sediments created during construction activities from the work area to the surrounding areas.  This material will transmit water through the fabric itself but keeps the sediment contained. 

Work will continue at the intersection of East 156th and Lakeshore and last through mid December. 

Please keep in mind the that sidewalk is still closed on the west side of E 156th due to the ongoing activities withing the fenced in area but will be replaced in the future.  Also there may be short durations of traffic rerouting to allow for construction activities for the safety of the residents and the crews.  Any interruption will be kept short as possible