This project aims to repair or replace the old water and sewer systems in downtown Raleigh. Many of the water and sewer lines in this area are really crucial and are in poor condition. The Phase Three project is being developed in advance to support the future New Bern Avenue Bus Rapid Transit project.
Benefits
- Replaces aging water and sewer lines
- Prepares streets for future Bus Rapid Transit projects
- Supports growth and reliability for years to come
Traffic Impacts
We understand that temporary lane closures and parking restrictions can be inconvenient for people who live, work, and enjoy their time downtown. However, updating old infrastructure now can help avoid emergency pipe breaks in the future, which would cause a much larger disruption.
Current Impacts
Plan ahead if you're traveling on S. Bloodworth Street. Paving work will reduce the roadway to one alternating lane and may cause traffic impacts and delays.
Monday, Oct. 5, through Friday, Oct. 23, from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
S. Bloodworth Street: Between New Bern Avenue and E. South Street
Work will move block by block, starting at New Bern Avenue and progressing toward E. South Street. Street parking will not be allowed during work hours. Drivers should slow down, follow posted traffic advisories and watch for crews in the roadway. Use an alternate route when possible.
Plan ahead if traveling on Hargett Street in downtown Raleigh. A full road closure may cause traffic impacts and delays.
Monday, Sept. 21, at 7 a.m., through Friday, Oct. 9, at 5 p.m.
Hargett Street: Between Person Street and S. Bloodworth Street
The road will be closed, with a detour in place to Person Street and S. Bloodworth Street. Local traffic and deliveries will be allowed. Drivers should slow down, follow posted detours and use caution around the work zone.
To Be Completed
TBD
Phase three is a section of a bigger, multi-step project aimed at enhancing the water and sewer systems throughout Raleigh. Upcoming phases will carry on with upgrades in different areas of the city.
Project Details
- Type:
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Water and Sewer
- Budget:
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$19,000,000
- Project Lead:
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Todd Toler Senior Engineer