Elk Grove Begins Harvest Water Pipeline Construction
Elk Grove Begins Harvest Water Pipeline Construction
Elk Grove Begins Harvest Water Pipeline Construction
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Elk Grove is set to experience significant traffic disruptions due to the commencement of two major construction projects, starting with the closure of northbound lanes on Franklin Boulevard for the Harvest Water pipeline, which will last until early 2025. This project, led by the Sacramento Area Sewer District, aims to deliver recycled water to agricultural lands and habitats, ultimately restoring groundwater levels and promoting water sustainability. To manage traffic flow, one lane in each direction will be maintained on the southbound lanes. Additionally, Union Pacific will close Bond Road from Saturday to Monday for railroad repairs, further complicating local commutes. The entire pipeline project is expected to be completed by 2026, with full operational capacity by 2027. Residents are encouraged to seek alternate routes and stay updated on construction impacts.

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Elk Grove to see major road disruptions over new water pipeline construction
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