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The Borough of Chambersburg is set to commence significant storm sewer system improvements on Industrial Drive, a project that will involve the installation of new piping and inlets. According to information released by the Borough, the construction work is scheduled to be carried out by Fayetteville Contractors Inc. and will focus on the section of Industrial Drive situated between South Main Street and Hollywell Avenue. This initiative aims to enhance the municipality’s stormwater management infrastructure.

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The construction activities are slated to occur on weekdays, from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Residents and businesses in the vicinity should anticipate potential temporary street closures during these working hours. The Borough has indicated that efforts will be made to minimize disruption to local traffic and ongoing business operations. Safety for both the public and the construction crew has been cited as a key consideration throughout the project. The Borough of Chambersburg, a full-service municipality in Franklin County, Pennsylvania, is undertaking these improvements as part of its ongoing commitment to maintaining and upgrading its public utilities.

Individuals with questions or concerns regarding the Industrial Drive Storm Sewer System Improvements Project are encouraged to reach out to Robert Nolan, the Storm Sewer System Inspector, who can be contacted by phone at 717-476-8429 or via email at rnolan@chambersburgpa.gov. The Borough and Fayetteville Contractors Inc. have extended an apology for any inconvenience the construction may cause and have expressed gratitude in advance for the patience and cooperation of vehicle operators, residents, and businesses during the project’s duration.

Article by Mel Anara, based upon information from the Borough of Chambersburg.


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