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PROJECT UPDATE
CONTACT:

Jeff McLaughlin, MWRA Community Relations Manager
617-305-5762, Jeffrey.McLaughlin@mwra.com

Update for MWRA Project:
Northern Intermediate High Redundant Pipeline

 

About this Project:

MWRA's Northern Intermediate High Redundant Pipeline project will include a 48-inch diameter pipe which will extend from Gillis Pump Station located at Spot Pond on Woodland Road north to the Stoneham/Wakefield line. This pipeline is of particular importance to Stoneham as it will provide a redundant water supply loop. The water pipe loop will result in a more reliable water supply for Stoneham and other service communities particularly in the event of a pipeline failure. Updates on this important project will be posted here.

The proposed route of the new pipeline will be from the Gillis Pump Station along Woodland Road, Main Street, Marble Street, Wright Street, Cottage Street, Elm Street, Williams Street, Oak Street, North Street and Prospect Street.

The entire project will be completed under two separate construction contracts scheduled to begin in Fall 2016 with an anticipated completion date of December 2019.

If you have questions or concerns about this project, please do not hesitate to contact MWRA Community Relations Manager Jeff McLaughlin, 617-305-5762, or Jeffrey.McLaughlin@mwra.com.


Updates

03/25/15

Public Meeting on an upcoming MWRA Project in Stoneham

On Tuesday, April 21, 2015 the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority will sponsor a public meeting in Stoneham to discuss plans for the installation of a new water main in Stoneham.

The meeting will be at Town Hall Auditorium at 7:00 p.m.

MWRA will also take the opportunity to discuss the rehabilitation of an existing sewer line using the method of a cured in place lining.

For more information, please call Jeff McLaughlin at MWRA at 617-305-5762 or email at Jeffrey.McLaughlin@mwra.com.

 

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Posted March 25, 2015
Updated February 3, 2016