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TOWN NOTICE: Camera Sewer Mains, nightwork

Published

8 years ago

September 13, 2018

Due to the weather and Hurricane Florence forecast and preparation, this work was postponed.

The Town of Front Royal Water & Sewer Department will camera the sewer lines September 25-27, 2018 from 10pm-6am.

They will be in the areas of South Royal Ave from Stonewall Dr to South St and South St from South Royal Ave to John Marshall, Blue Ridge Ave and Pine Street.

Traffic will be detoured while in these areas. Signs will be in place.

If any questions, please contact Public Works at 540-635-7819, Monday-Friday 7am-3:30pm.

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TOWN NOTICE: Camera Sewer Mains, nightwork

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