Big Plans for Mount Pleasant are Underway.

On Wednesday, January 28, the Town held its monthly project meeting with Elite Infrastructure to receive updates on the Lower Adams Creek Sewer Outfall project.  Included in this update is a summary of the work that has been completed since last month and work that is currently underway.  The Town has been providing the information it has been given by contractors and engineers working on the project.

On Wednesday, January 28, the Town held its monthly project meeting with State Utility Contractors to receive updates on the waterline project.   Included in this update is the status of each segment of the project.  The chart and map at the end of this update show the status of each segment of the project.

State Utility, the contractor for the waterline project, has informed the Town that on Thursday, January 29 and Friday, January 30 crews will be completing tie-ins to the side streets on W. Franklin Street.  Tie-ins will be completed at Halifax St., Summer Street, Hillside Drive, and College Street.  Service interruptions will occur on S. Halifax Street, Summer Street, Hillside Drive, New Street, Ludwig Street, Ridge Avenue, S. College Street and a portion of N. College Street for 3-5 hours for each of the four tie-ins, between 8am and 5pm on Thursday and Friday.  Please call Town Hall at 704-436-9800 if you have questions. 

State Utility, the contractor for the waterline project, has informed the Town that beginning Monday, January 19, crews will be completing service tie-ins to the new line for customers on W. Franklin Street. Each tie-in can result in service interruption of approximately 30 minutes for that customer. There is sometimes a bit of air/cloudiness after the connection is first made. Running an outside faucet for a few minutes will help clear air in the line.

Monthly project meeting schedules were altered during November and December due to the holidays.  The next monthly project meeting is scheduled for January 28, but there has been a lot going on, so the Town wanted to go ahead and provide and update between meetings.  

On Wednesday, December 10, the Town held its monthly project meeting with Elite Infrastructure to receive updates on the Lower Adams Creek Sewer Outfall project.  The Town has been providing the information it has been given by contractors and engineers working on the project.  The project is still on schedule to be substantially complete by the end of the year.  Included is a summary of the work that has been completed since last month and work that is currently underway as well as a map showing progress.

On Wednesday, December 10, the Town held its monthly project meeting with State Utility Contractors to receive updates on the waterline project.   Included in this update is the status of each segment of the project.  The chart and map at the end of this update show the status of each segment of the project.

On Wednesday, October 29, the Town held its monthly project meeting with Elite Infrastructure to receive updates on the Lower Adams Creek Sewer Outfall project.  The Town has been providing the information it has been given by contractors and engineers working on the project.  The project is still on schedule to be completed by the end of the year.  Included is a summary of the work that has been completed since last month and work that is currently underway as well as a map showing progress.

On Wednesday, October 29, the Town held its monthly project meeting with State Utility Contractors to receive updates on the waterline project.   Included in this update is the status of each segment of the project.  The chart and map at the end of this update show the status of each segment of the project.  

N. Main Street in Mount Pleasant will reopen to through traffic the afternoon of Friday, October 17. Beginning the week of October 27, the waterline utility contractor will close W. Franklin Street (NC Hwy. 73) between Main Street and Halifax Street, as required by NCDOT. This section will be closed for approximately 8 weeks, while the waterline is installed. Access for local traffic and businesses in this section of W. Franklin Street will be maintained, but caution and patience will need to be exercised.