Wednesday, April 24, 2013
Crews are working to install pipe as part of a multi-community sewer interconnect project.
Motorists today will have limited access to Beaver Road and Glen Mitchell Road due to the ongoing sewer interconnect project. Sewickley Manager Kevin Flannery said Glen Mitchell Road and Beaver Road will be closed from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday to allow for installation and connection of pipe. Beaver Road will be closed at McKown Street and Glen Mitchell Road will be closed at Weber Road. The traffic restriction is expected to last only one day and is considered safer than the alternative lane restrictions. Public safety services, school officials and neighboring municipalities have been notified. Quaker Valley encourages Osborne Elementary parents to have students ride the bus as school buses will be allowed access to the school…
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Wednesday, April 17, 2013
Starting Thursday, drivers will have limited weekday access to the Osborne Elementary School entrance.
Drivers will have limited access to the Osborne Elementary School entrance starting on Thursday, April 18. According to the Quaker Valley School District, crews will be completing sewer line work on Beaver Road near the elementary school weekdays from Thursday through Tuesday, April 23. Buses will be able to access the building, but cars using the main entrance will have a significant wait time, the district said. Drivers are asked to plan accordingly. The work is part of a sewer interconnect project involving Sewickley, Glen Osborne and Aleppo Township. Like us on Facebook | Follow us on Twitter Check out some of today's other top stories here.
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
A portion of road is being shut down in Glen Osborne as part of the sewer interconnect project.
Beaver Road in Glen Osborne will be shut down for about three weeks starting on Wednesday, Nov. 28. The shut down will occur from Ohio River Boulevard to Sycamore Road and last until approximately Dec. 19. Sewickley police Capt. Rich Manko said no traffic, including school buses and fire trucks, will be permitted to travel through the area during this time. The road is being closed as part of the sewer interconnect project. Crews have to drill a hole under the boulevard and Norfolk Southern Corp. railroad tracks that will require a boring 40-feet deep in order to receive pipe. “There’s no way to plate it at night to make it driveable,” Manko said. -- Keeping up with news in the Sewickley Patch is easy—simply sign up for our daily email …
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Ohio River Blvd & Beaver St, Sewickley, PA
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Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Work related to the regional sewer interconnect project is underway.
Glen Mitchell Road, near Osborne Elementary School, is closed to all traffic today, Nov. 7, including school buses in Glen Osborne. Waterline work on for the Glen Osborne sewer interconnect project was completed Monday night. Today's work is related to the sewer project. Sewickley Police Chief Jim Ersher said the road is expected to remain closed for one day, enough time for the necessary work to be completed.
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Glen Mitchell Rd & Beaver Rd, Sewickley, PA
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Wednesday, August 29, 2012
Officials from Sewickley, Aleppo Township and Glen Osborne toss the dirt at a sewage interconnect groundbreaking ceremony.
Officials from three communities gathered Tuesday in Glen Osborne for a groundbreaking ceremony for the Sewer Interconnect Project. With shovels in hand, leaders from Sewickley, Aleppo and Glen Osborne turned the dirt to officially kick off the construction. Sewickley Manager Kevin Flannery said the $4.4 million construction project has taken years of planning to get to this point. Once complete, sewage will run from Aleppo and Glen Osborne to the treatment plant in Sewickley. "It's a little regional sewage system that services all of the area and it's been eight years in the making," Flannery said. Some of the obstacles involved included obtaining easement agreements from residents whose properties will be used during construction. The…
