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EEASM starting work on Rue Yellow Tail, Sandy Ground | THE DAILY HERALD

February 21, 2022

EEASM starting work on Rue Yellow Tail, Sandy Ground | THE DAILY HERALD
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A work plan from EEASM showing the road closure.

MARIGOT--The wastewater network located on Rue Yellow Tail in Sandy Ground is experiencing frequent spillage problems causing nuisance to users and residents. The network and the existing pumping station are obsolete and generate infiltrations of parasitic clear water during rainy events.

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  Water Authority EEASM is undertaking renewal of this network and of the pumping stations to provide permanent solutions for the collection of wastewater in the Sandy Ground area.

  The first phase of work starts today, Monday, February 21, and will last until mid-March. During this period, a portion of Yellow Tail Street will be closed to traffic and a detour will be set up in the adjacent streets.

  A second phase of work will take place during the summer. This operation of rehabilitating the Sandy Ground sewerage system is financed by the European Union (EU) within the framework of European Regional Development Funds (ERDF).

  EEASM thanks residents for their understanding.

https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/eeasm-starting-work-on-rue-yellow-tail-sandy-ground

Source: https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/eeasm-starting-work-on-rue-yellow-tail-sandy-ground

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