The contractor completed curb & gutter, driveways and sidewalk on the north side of the roadway this week.  Access to driveways is expected to be restored on Saturday, May 26th.  Thank you for your patience and cooperation.

The contractor will begin concrete curb & gutter, driveways, and sidewalk on the south side of the roadway on Tuesday following Memorial Day.  If you live on the south side of Joanne, please have your car out of the driveway by 7:00 AM Tuesday, May 29, 2012.

Concrete work will begin next week.

A.Lamp Concrete Contractors completed all underground water main and water services. All homes are now connected to the new water main. No additional water shut downs are anticipated.  Thank you for your patience during the water shut downs last week.

The contractor will begin concrete curb & gutter, driveways, and sidewalks on the north side of the roadway this week starting Monday.  If you live on the north side of Joanne, please have your car out of the driveway by 7:00 AM Monday, May 21^st.

Concrete curb & gutter, driveways, and sidewalks on the south side of the roadway will be installed after the Memorial Day weekend.

A.Lamp Concrete Contractors began work this week on water services on Joanne Drive.  The crew was able to install water services on the north and south side of Joanne Drive this week.  The contractor is scheduled to continue on sanitary sewer and storm sewer repairs next week.

Last week A. Lamp Concrete Construction pressure tested and chlorinated the new water main on Joanne Drive.  Additionally, A. Lamp began storm sewer and sanitary sewer repairs in various locations on Joanne Drive.  This week A. Lamp is scheduled to begin water service installation on the north side of Joanne Drive and later in the week they will begin water service installation on the south side of Joanne Drive.  During the water service installation the contractor will be required to transfer the individual water services for each home from the old main to the new main.  The morning of the water service work, the contractor will knock on your door to notify you of the pending water shutoff and give you ample time to use your water.  The shutoff will last for 1 to 2 hours on average.  Once installed, they will ask you to flush your system, and if no one is home, they will use an outside hose bib connection to flush the new service.  If you have discolored water, please open your faucets and flush out the lines and water should clear up.