Work on installing pipes that will join the Waiaroha
water treatment and storage facility with Hastings’
existing water network is expected to start next week [May
17].
The project has been split into five sections,
with contractor Drainways committing to fully completing
each section before moving onto the next.
The first
stage will see pipes laid across Lyndon Rd, to the south of
the Hastings District Council building.
Temporary road
closures will be advised as they arise, however it is
recommended that drivers avoid the area unless accessing
businesses in the vicinity.
The contractors have met
with all of the business owners along the route and access
to shops and offices will be maintained during their normal
working hours.
The Waiaroha water treatment and
storage facility is a key project in Hastings Drinking Water
Strategy, ensuring a safe and resilient water supply for
Hastings'
residents.
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