The project to expand the Lost Lake fire protection system is underway.
Below are the locations and stages of work to be completed.
Summit Avenue: 8-inch water main with 1 new fire hydrant
Water main installation — completed
Water service installation — Aug. 17 through Sept. 9, 2015
Paving (base coat only by the town of Groton ) — October 2015
Paving (finish top coat by the town of Groton ) — Spring of 2016
Lake Side Drive: 8-inch water main with 3 new fire hydrants
Water main installation — completed
Water service installation — Aug. 17 through Sept. 9, 2015
Paving (base coat only by the town of Groton ) — October 2015
Paving (finish top coat by the town of Groton ) — Spring of 2016
Pine Trail: 12-inch water main with 3 new fire hydrants
Water main installation — Start date July 28, 2015. Anticipated completion, Aug. 10, 2015
Water service installation — Aug. 17 through Sept. 4th, 2015
Paving (base coat only by the General Contractor, Onyx Corporation) — August 2015
Paving (finish top coat by the town of Groton ) — Spring of 2016
Lost Lake Drive: 12-inch water main with 2 new fire hydrants
Water main installation — Revised completion estimate Aug. 7, 2015
Water service installation — Aug. 17 through Sept. 4, 2015
Paving (base coat only by the General Contractor, Onyx Corporation) — August 2015
Paving (finish top coat) — Spring of 2016
Boston Road/Route 119: 12-inch water main with 3 new fire hydrants
Water main installation — Work starting July 22, 2015
Water service installation — Aug. 17 through Sept. 9, 2015
Paving (base coat only by the general contractor, Onyx Corporation) — September 2015
Paving (finish top coat by the general contractor, Onyx Corporation) — Spring of 2016
Weymisset Road: Installation of a 50,000 gallon underground concrete tank — September 2015
Prescott Street: Installation of a 50,000 gallon underground concrete tank — September 2015
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