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Entries for July 2025

Waterline Project Update – July 31, 2025

On Wednesday, July 30 the Town held its monthly project meeting with State Utility Contractors to receive updates on the waterline project.  Here is a summary of the status of each segment of the waterline project. Please be mindful that the Town has been providing the information it has been given by contractors, engineers, and NCDOT.  This is a complex project in which field conditions can result in delays and alterations in work and schedules.  Thank you for your continued patience during this once-in-a-lifetime project that has been in the works since 2007.  If you have questions, please contact Town Hall at 704-436-9800.

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Lower Adams Creek Sewer Outfall Project Update – July 31, 2025

On Wednesday, July 30 the Town held its monthly project meeting with Elite Infrastructure to receive updates on the Lower Adams Creek Sewer Outfall project.  Here 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.

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Voluntary Water Conservation Requested - July 17, 2025

The time has arrived. On Monday, July 21, the Town’s water plant operations will shut down for approximately two months in order to perform the necessary maintenance and improvements to resolve issues with organics and disinfection byproducts. While the connection with Concord will be able to provide adequate water for regular usage, the cost to provide the water during this time period will be higher than the amount that it costs for the Town to produce water for its customers. Additionally, tank levels are being constantly monitored to ensure that adequate water is available for both usage and fire flow for both Concord and Mount Pleasant. The Town requests that water customers exercise voluntary conservation efforts and limit water usage to what is absolutely necessary during this time.

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