Sewer Line Extension Project Update

Yakima, WALocal News

The Yakima City Council is set to implement a sewer line extension project that necessitates the closure of South 3rd Street from Arlington Street to South 2nd Street, effective April 28 through May 2, 2014. This project is crucial for upgrading the city's industrial waste management infrastructure, which is vital for supporting local businesses and maintaining public health standards. The city has advised residents to seek alternate routes to avoid delays and traffic congestion during the construction phase. Following the completion of work on South 3rd Street, the focus will shift to Arlington Street, ensuring that all areas impacted by the sewer line extension are addressed in a timely manner. Randy Beehler, who oversees public communications for the city, noted the importance of keeping the community informed about ongoing developments.

This initiative not only aims to improve local infrastructure but also reinforces the city’s commitment to environmental sustainability and public service. Residents are urged to stay updated through the city’s official channels to ensure they are aware of any further changes. The proactive measures taken by the city reflect its dedication to enhancing the quality of life for Yakima's residents.

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