Monday, April 27, 2015

This Week's Salem Cable Project Newsletter

From: Robert K McCarthy
Councillor Ward One

Subject: This Week's Salem Cable Project Newsletter
The Salem Cable Project
Thanks again for following our weekly newsletter. Here's an update on this week's Salem Cable Project construction, a forecast of what to expect in terms of construction over the next weeks.
On Congress Street, our contractors have excavated and installed the duct bank that will house the new S-145 and T-146 transmission cables up to the Derby Street intersection. Once the finishing touches are applied to the installation, contractors will continue to excavate and install the duct bank across the intersection and onto Hawthorne Boulevard. During the course of the duct bank installation, traffic flow will be maintained in all directions, signage and police details, as always will be in place to assist motorist and pedestrians.
As mentioned in previous updates, contractors are working to address an above average groundwater level at the excavation on Washington Square South. The necessary drainage systems should be in place by early next to allow our contractors to safely continue their work. We will continue to keep you informed of the progress at this work site.
In addition to these two project work sites, construction inside the Canal Street Station continues. As this writing, contractors have excavated and installed 75% of the duct bank that will ultimately connect the transmission cables to the station.
On the community outreach front, we're looking forward to relaunching our canvassing program in the coming days. We will be focusing our efforts in the areas around the next work sites and look forward to sharing the latest information and answering any questions you may have. Our team looks forward to continuing to work together to make the construction process as little of a inconvenience as feasible.
Thank you again for your interest in the Salem Cable Project.
Sincerely,
The Salem Cable Project
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