The following traffic impacts are expected next week for MSD Bond Projects: Burlington Residential Sewer – No work expected. Elgin & McGalliard Storm Sewer – Temporary lane restrictions along McGalliard Road between Cambridge Apartments and Elgin Street for water line relocation preparation. See attached exhibit. S. Hoyt Residential Sewer – No work expected. CSO 019…
The following traffic impacts are expected next week for MSD Projects: Burlington Residential Sewer – No work expected. Elgin & McGalliard Storm Sewer – No work expected. S. Hoyt Residential Sewer – No work expected. CSO 019 – Minor lane restrictions on White River Blvd. near W. River Road for manhole/pipe installation and tree trimming.
The following projects are expected to have traffic impacts next week: Burlington Residential Sewer – Exhibit attached showing the location of sanitary forcemain installation with minimal traffic impacts anticipated. Elgin & McGalliard Storm Sewer – Flagging operations with partial disruption to normal traffic on Elgin Street and McGalliard Road for subsurface exploration to locate existing…
The following projects are expected to have traffic impacts next week: 1. Burlington Residential Sewer – Exhibit attached showing the location of sanitary force main installation with minimal traffic impacts anticipated. 2. Elgin & McGalliard Storm Sewer – Flagging operations with partial disruption to normal traffic on Elgin Street and McGalliard Road for subsurface exploration…
The following projects are expected to have traffic impacts next week: Burlington Residential Sewer – Exhibit attached showing the location of sanitary force main installation with minimal traffic impacts anticipated. Elgin & McGalliard Storm Sewer – Flagging operations with partial disruption to normal traffic on Elgin Street and McGalliard Road for subsurface exploration to locate…
Please see the following letter regarding an update on the Whitely Neighborhood Project from the Muncie Sanitary District Board of Commissioners.
Completed in 2016, this 8 minute video features MS4 communities’ experienced, elected officials giving their advice and recommendations on why the MS4 program is important and explaining how it helps them with their duties.
This 8-minute video completed in 2016 describes the steps to maintaining a residential stormwater management pond. The primary target audience is home or property owners’ associations but residents living in a community with a stormwater pond can benefit from this information too. Topics covered include an explanation of a stormwater pond, the purpose of the pond, why some ponds fail, what to look for when inspecting the pond, expert tips on maintaining the pond, and how this on-going, needed maintenance is typically paid for.
The Muncie Sanitary District’s Bureau of Water Quality recently received the results of an Indiana Department of Environmental Management periodic audit of its industrial pretreatment program. Muncie’s program, headed by Director Rick Conrad, is the local water quality testing and enforcement agency responsible for ensuring industries treat their potentially toxic wastewater before it can reach the White River or its tributaries.