(WW2005.403)
The City of Chandler administers a Wastewater Sewer Assessment Program that evaluates, prioritizes, and makes needed repairs to sewer pipes and manholes within the City’s wastewater collection system. As part of this program, sewer pipe and six manholes in the vicinity of the intersection of Dobson Road and Chandler Boulevard, and in Dobson Road to just north of Galveston Street, were identified as needing rehabilitation or replacement. The sewer infrastructure in this area ranges from 35 to 50 years old. In addition, water main replacement will take place in Chandler Boulevard from west of Dobson Road to east of Chippewa Place.
Based on the condition of the existing sewer pipe, where possible the rehabilitation will include installing a lining within the existing sewer pipe. This process has been found to reduce construction impacts to nearby businesses and the time needed for rehabilitation by eliminating the need for excavation. In some segments, the replacement and relocation of sewer pipe and manholes along with the abandonment of the old structures will need to take place by way of trenching and installing the pipeline. Installation of the new sewer pipe and manholes will require excavations as deep as 18-feet in some locations.
Water main replacement will take place by trenching and installing pipeline. Should disruptions to business or residential water service be needed, those impacted will be notified by door hanger 24-48 hours in advance.
Construction began in mid-May 2023 with an anticipated completion date of August 2024.
Construction Information (August 29, 2024):
- Scheduled to take place the week of September 3, crews will conduct remaining landscape work and grading of areas as part of the project restoration.
- Concrete crews will also be working at the northeast corner of Chandler Boulevard and Comanche to replace concrete sidewalk panels and a portion of the concrete ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) ramp that was disturbed during the project.
- Scheduled to take place the week of September 9, crews will conduct any remaining concrete repairs or punch list work, and as work nears completion, it's expected that traffic control should be completely removed by the end of September.
As this project nears completion, on behalf of the entire project team, we thank you for your patience during construction.
For project questions of information, please contact us.