Traffic could be a tad slow these days on Lampson Avenue in Seal Beach.
City Manager David Carmany, however, says relief is on the way -- in the next month or so.
The Lampson water well project started June 21 for the offsite water and sewer line-piping portion of this project, and it's scheduled for completion by Sept. 24. The project water supply line will run from Lampson to the city's water system at Basswood Avenue. A project sewer line will connect to the sewer system at Candleberry Avenue, Carmany said.
"City staff and the contractor are working to have traffic opened as soon as possible," the city manager added. "It is likely that the contractor will still be finishing up items of work for the month of October, but will not be allowed to impact traffic on Lampson Avenue in the manner that they currently are allowed after Sept. 24."
Onsite construction and improvements, as well as installing the pumps, is scheduled to continue through the rest of the year, Carmany said.
City Manager David Carmany, however, says relief is on the way -- in the next month or so.
The Lampson water well project started June 21 for the offsite water and sewer line-piping portion of this project, and it's scheduled for completion by Sept. 24. The project water supply line will run from Lampson to the city's water system at Basswood Avenue. A project sewer line will connect to the sewer system at Candleberry Avenue, Carmany said.
"City staff and the contractor are working to have traffic opened as soon as possible," the city manager added. "It is likely that the contractor will still be finishing up items of work for the month of October, but will not be allowed to impact traffic on Lampson Avenue in the manner that they currently are allowed after Sept. 24."
Onsite construction and improvements, as well as installing the pumps, is scheduled to continue through the rest of the year, Carmany said.
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