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<br /> four of the five critical sanitary sewers; �t:� � � ��`����� -�"' ���� � � ` -�� _,�`� t�'��.�.�.�` �`�
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<br /> Sewer. The summary section of the Critical �,��,�,�� ._„� �! � _
<br /> Sewers Rehabilitation Facilities Plan is attached.
<br /> The Critical Sewer rehabilitation schedule is as follows:
<br /> Critical Sewer Expected Construction
<br /> Lake Shore Drive Sewer Completed 2014
<br /> Union Street Sewer Completed 2015
<br /> 7th Ward Sewer Completed 2018
<br /> McKinley Ave Sewer Est. Start Spring 2019
<br /> McKinley Avenue Sewer
<br /> The McKinley Avenue sewer was originally constructed circa 1930,varies in size from 27"to 72", and
<br /> was originally called the North Side Interceptor. The McKinley Avenue sewer begins near the
<br /> intersection of Jasper Street and Garf'ield Avenue and drains to the McKinley Avenue Combined Sewer
<br /> Overflow facility owned by the Sanitary District of Decatur near the northwest corner of Monroe Street
<br /> and McKinley Avenue. A section of the sewer also extends south along Monroe Street to Harrison
<br /> Avenue. See the attached location map.
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