Columbia Gas pipe-replacement project will affect 140 customers, but no road closures likely
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However, road closures are not expected, though there could be temporary lane restrictions, said city spokesperson Anne Brown.
The project, which was scheduled to begin the week of May 17, weather permitting, primarily consists of replacing existing service lines with approximately 7,400 feet of new plastic pipe and has a three- to four-month timetable for completion, weather permitting and excluding other unforeseen circumstances, according to Columbia Gas external-affairs specialist Luka Papalko.
Affected areas include High Street between (state Route 161) and North Street, North Street between Oxford and Hartford streets, a portion of Hartford Street south of North Street, East Stafford Avenue between Oxford and High streets, Oxford Street between (state Route 161) and North Street and northwest Village Green Drive, according to Worthington’s website.
Columbia Gas to upgrade gas lines in Urbana
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The Court project will focus on the Urbana neighborhood bordered by East Ward Street on the north, North Main Street on the west, East Court Street on the south and East Lawn Avenue on the east.
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COLUMBUS Columbia Gas will begin a gas line replacement project in Urbana starting January 2021. The project will impact about 300 customers.
The Court project will focus on the Urbana neighborhood bordered by East Ward Street on the north, North Main Street on the west, East Court Street on the south and East Lawn Avenue on the east.