The water main break in Cottonwood Heights is finally fixed, but it’s a wake-up call that our city's pipes are getting old and need more attention. Expect more maintenance projects as the city tries to keep up with our aging infrastructure.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 2 the 90 before that.
The project is funded through the existing capital maintenance budget.
All residents who drive on Highland Drive will benefit from a smoother, safer road surface.
Residents living near construction zones may experience temporary landscaping or noise disruptions.
The city wants to improve Highland Drive but needs grant money to help pay for it.
The city needs to fix the road surface on Highland Drive to keep it from falling apart. It's a maintenance project, not an expansion, but neighbors are concerned about how it fits into long-term road plans.
The city is bringing in a new fiber provider. The main concern is making sure they don't tear up yards and that they notify neighbors before starting work.
Construction Notice - Road Closure Cottonwood Heights (.gov)
Pipe Repaired After Water Main Break In Cottonwood Heights Gephardt Daily
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