Construction crews began storm sewer work on Monday at the intersection of Germantown Avenue and Bethlehem Pike in Chestnut Hill, part of developer Michael Young’s ongoing project at the former Santander Bank building.
The storm sewer installation at 8623 Germantown Ave. is expected to take several days. Work will pause during Thanksgiving week.
Crews will resume construction on Dec. 2 to install sanitary sewer connections just east of the intersection. That phase is expected to last about a week.
Project managers have coordinated the construction schedule with SEPTA and the …
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Construction crews began storm sewer work on Monday at the intersection of Germantown Avenue and Bethlehem Pike in Chestnut Hill, part of developer Michael Young’s ongoing project at the former Santander Bank building.
The storm sewer installation at 8623 Germantown Ave. is expected to take several days. Work will pause during Thanksgiving week.
Crews will resume construction on Dec. 2 to install sanitary sewer connections just east of the intersection. That phase is expected to last about a week.
Project managers have coordinated the construction schedule with SEPTA and the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation to minimize disruption to traffic and public transit.
