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WATER OUTAGE NOTICES
In Lower Navy Hill May 28, 2014 to June 11, 2014
Water service to residents of Lower Navy Hill may be periodically interrupted during the times of 9am to 4:30pm to allow the Commonwealth Utilities Corp.’s contractor GPPC to replace non-working gate valves located along Lower Navy Hill area. This gate valve replacement will take place starting May 28, 2014, and CUC estimates the work to be completed within two weeks. GPPC will replace the valves systematically so that smaller areas will be affected as they work their way around the Lower Navy Hill area.
This valve replacement is part of the Navy Hill Water Line and Pressure Improvement Project funded by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
CUC’s operations team and GPPC will be working hard to return service to our customers in these affected areas as soon as possible. Because of the scale of the work to be performed, CUC recommends that motorists exercise caution when driving through the construction sites.
Tuesday on Navy Hill, Upper MIHA, China Town, Japon Street
Residents of Navy Hill, Upper MIHA, China Town and residents of Japon Street will experience an 8-hour water outage on Tuesday, May 27, 2014, from 8am to 4pm.
The purpose of this water outage is to allow CUC’s contractor, GPPC Inc., to replace various gate valves on Navy Hill Road. This project is part of the Navy Hill Water Line and Pressure Improvement Project funded by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. The water outage will affect residents living on Navy Hill, Upper MIHA, China Town and homes along Japon Street.
CUC’s operations team and GPPC will be working hard to return service to our customers in these affected areas as soon as possible. Because of the scale of the work to be performed, CUC recommends that motorist exercise caution when driving through the construction sites.
On Thursday in Papago, San Vicente, Stanford Area
Residents of Papago, San Vicente, and the residents living in the upper Stanford area will experience an eight-hour water outage on Thursday, May 29, 2014, from 8am to 4pm.
The purpose of this water outage is to allow CUC’s contractor, ASC Construction, to connect the 25,000-gallon temporary tanks into service. These temporary tanks will be used until the completed construction of the new Papago Reservoir. This is part of the Construction of 300K Gallon Tank Replacement for Papago Tank Project funded by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
CUC’s operations team and ASC Construction will be working hard to return service to our customers in these affected areas as soon as possible.
CUC apologizes in advance for any inconvenience resulting from this project and the water service interruption. Direct inquiries to project managers Larry Manacop at (670) 236-4332 or James Benavente at (670) 235-7025 Ext. 336.
