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| by ptaylor on 02/12/2010 |
On Monday, February 15, 2010, crews will begin work on Ridgecrest Drive SE between Washington and Pampas and Washington between Anderson and Ridgecrest Drive SE as part of the Southside Re-use Program Pipeline 2. Crews will locate underground utilities, remove pavement, lay underground pipeline and restore pavement in both areas. Regular work hours will be 7 a.m.-7 p.m. Monday-Sunday.
During construction, Ridgecrest Drive will be closed to thru traffic between Washington and Pampas, with only local traffic allowed.
Washington will be closed between Ridgecrest Drive and Anderson with only local traffic allowed.
Click on the link below to see a map of the affected streets.
ACCESS WILL BE MAINTAINED TO ALL LOCAL RESIDENCES.
For safety, please do not park vehicles on the street on Ridgecrest Drive or Washington in the construction zone.
MOTORISTS AND PEDESTRIANS SHOULD USE CAUTION IN THE CONSTRUCTION ZONE, EXPECT DELAYS, AND USE AN ALTERNATE ROUTE IF POSSIBLE.
This phase of construction is expected to last approximately 4 (four) weeks, through March 15, 2010.
QUESTIONS? Contact Patti Watson, direct 245-3134; office 293-2000; cell 269-9691; home 292-7105 or email pattiw@cooneywatson.com or Eric Martinez, direct 245-3818; 850-0163 cell or ericm@cooneywatson.com.
For more information see the
ABCWUA Information Flyer: Ridgecrest to Washington
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| by ptaylor on 02/12/2010 |
NOTE: All work is scheduled weather permitting and is subject to change without notice.
On Monday, Feb. 8, 2010, crews will begin work on Anderson Avenue SE between Washington Street SE and Sierra Drive SE as part of the Southside Re-use Program Pipeline 2.
DURING CONSTRUCTION, ANDERSON AVENUE SE BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND SIERRA WILL BE CLOSED TO THRU TRAFFIC, AND SIERRA DRIVE BETWEEN ANDERSON AVENUE AND THAXTON AVENUE WILL BE CLOSED TO THRU TRAFFIC, WITH ONLY LOCAL TRAFFIC ALLOWED. TRAFFIC WILL BE DETOURED TO MORNINGSIDE DRIVE AND THAXTON AVENUE.
ACCESS WILL BE MAINTAINED TO ALL LOCAL RESIDENCES.
For safety, please do not park vehicles on either side of the street on Anderson Avenue or on either side of Sierra Drive in the construction zone.
Any residents with special needs should contact Patti Watson at 245-3134 or 269-9691 as soon as possible.
Crews will begin work on the western end first (at Sierra Drive) and will head east. They will locate underground pipelines and cables, then will excavate and begin laying pipeline. Regular work hours will be Monday-Sunday 7 a.m-7 p.m. Construction on Anderson Avenue SE between Washington St. SW and Sierra Drive SE is expected to last approximately 5 weeks, until March 15, 2010 but could be extended if needed due to weather or other unforeseen conditions.
MOTORISTS AND PEDESTRIANS SHOULD USE CAUTION IN THE CONSTRUCTION ZONE, EXPECT DELAYS, AND USE AN ALTERNATE ROUTE IF POSSIBLE.
About the Southside Re-use Program -- The Southside Re-use Program will use treated wastewater from the Water Authority’s Southside Water Reclamation Plant, which includes domestic and industrial wastewater, to irrigate turf at parks, fields and other recreational areas. The project is scheduled to become operational in
early 2011.
QUESTIONS? Contact Patti Watson, direct 245-3134; office 293-2000; cell 269-9691; home 292-7105 or email pattiw@cooneywatson.com or Eric Martinez, 245-3138 direct; 850-0163 cell or ericm@cooneywatson.com.
For more information about the project, go to the
Albuquerque Bernalillo County Water Utility Authority Web Site
ABCWUA Informational Flyer: Anderson from Washington to Sierra
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| by Yvette Klinkmann on 01/07/2010 |
A neighbor sent the following to the SEHNA board this morning:
Just to let you if you would notify the membership of the following sighting of a full grown Coyote roaming the north side of Burton Park on the morning of Wednesday, January 6, 2010 at around 7:30 a.m by Carlisle/San Rafael SE. I actually slowed down, opened my window and said "hello" to him/her. It just stared at me and then started walking westbound in the park's grass area.
You know coyotes like to go after cats and little dogs and kill them for food. Just to alert people in the neighborhood.
Please also keep in mind that there have been numerous sightings of Racoons in the neighborhood as well.
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| by Roland Penttila on 11/03/2008 |
This is the October 2008 issue of the APD's newsletter for the SE Heights command area with a "Message from the Commander" Murray Conrad and other articles about our area of the city.
Also, view associated document.
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