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Construction to disrupt Avenue lighting

The lighting systems in front of Town Hall along Avenue of the Fountains will be out for about a month beginning next week.

The street lights will be off from April 17 until about May 17 to allow for the construction of an underground electrical duct bank to serve new development along the south side of the Avenue.

Town Streets Superintendent Justin Weldy said staff will be working closely with SRP and the Park Place developer Shea-Conley to minimize any short term disruptions involving this work.

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Construction to disrupt Avenue lighting

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The lighting systems in front of Town Hall along Avenue of the Fountains will be out for about a month beginning next week.

The street lights will be off from April 17 until about May 17 to allow for the construction of an underground electrical duct bank to serve new development along the south side of the Avenue.

Town Streets Superintendent Justin Weldy said staff will be working closely with SRP and the Park Place developer Shea-Conley to minimize any short term disruptions involving this work.

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