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Garritt / Earp / Fernon

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Current Phase:

Start:

August 2020

Completion:

Estimated May 2022

Overview

Project #40791 Garritt / Earp / Fernon will replace water mains and sewer pipes in the Point Breeze neighborhood in South Philadelphia.

Streets Affected

  • Fernon St. from S. 24th St. to S. 23rd St.
  • S. Cleveland St. from Earp St. to Wharton St.
  • Earp St. from S. 23rd St. to S. 22nd St.
  • Gerritt St. from S. 24th St. to S. 22nd St.
  • S. 22nd St. from Earp. St. to Dickinson St.
  • Reed St. from S. 24th St. to S. 23rd St. (Sewer only)
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Project #40791

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Project Files

40791 Construction LetterFebruary 16, 2022

Updates

– 2300 Fernon: Work to resume 3/23/22

PWD project #40791 was previously paused until additional materials could be received. The materials for this project have now been received, and Nello Construction will begin work again starting Wednesday, March 23, 2022.

Should you have any questions or concerns, please contact Mayur Amin, Project Engineer, at mayur.amin@phila.gov or 215-380-4003.

Posted by:
Amy Hopf
Category:
Project Update

– 2300 Fernon: construction paused

Work is currently occurring on the 2300 block of Fernon Street to replace the sewer mains. Unfortunately, due to the current supply chain issues, this project will be paused a minimum of 3 weeks until additional materials can be received.

In the meantime, the 2300 block of Fernon will be temporarily restored to allowed for driving and parking while our contractor waits for the materials. Once the materials are received, work will start again and we hope to permanently restore the roadway later in the spring.

Should you have any questions or concerns, please contact the project engineer listed above.

Posted by:
Amy Hopf
Category:
Project Update

– Construction resuming

Construction resumed for project #40791 on Monday, February 14, after an unexpected pause. Work is estimated to be completed in three months.

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