Water Main Replacement Projects

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PROJECT LIST

Johnson, King, Orchid, MacAfee (Berger to Boulder) 

King Rd water main replacement excavation to end July 15th 2026. Crews will begin installing meter pits on July 20th. Once all installed the new main will be bacteria tested and pressure tested. When all that passes the houses will be turned over to the new main.

MacAfee Rd water main replacement project. By pass is up tested and ready. Temporary meters will be installed on each house July 15th and 16th.

 Excavation of the main to begin July 20th. This should take a few weeks.

 By pass installation to begin on Johnson Rd after the King by pass is removed. 

  • MacAfee Rd 
  • Johnson Rd
  • Orchid Ct 
  • King Rd 

East Millstone Loop - going to bid

Main St Water Main Phase 3 – Ready to bid

  • Meister St
  • Lillian St
  • Regina St
  • Kassul Pl

updated 07/14 /26  03:18 pm

FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT PROJECTS

Crews working for Franklin Township will be in your neighborhood to replace our aging pipes as part of our comprehensive water main replacement program. Final restoration of sidewalks, trench and landscaping will take place within 90 days of construction completion. Please note the roadway will be resurfacing in approximately one year after the work is completed. This will allow for settlement in the trench and the contractor to return to repair it. The resurfacing will be bid out on a separate project. 

Projects completed during the winter months will be restored the following spring.

 WHAT TO EXPECT

  • New water mains will be installed using an open- cut construction method, which constructing a trench by cutting and excavating sections of the pavement. This method creates some noise and some dust. This type of work is typically done during the day unless otherwise required.
  • Above ground (bypass pipes) will be installed to maintain water service for your home. These pipes will be placed along the roadway edge and provide the same quality of water to your home.
  • Smaller pipes will be connected from the bypass to your home for temporary water service. At this point the contractor may need to gain access to your home to install the bypass. Residents will be notified before this is done.

  IMPACTS

  • Anticipated work hours: Monday-Friday, 7:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Work may occasionally extend beyond these hours to complete specific tasks.

     

  • The contractor will try to minimize impacts to your water service; however, there will be occasions when your water service is disrupted. 48- Hour advanced noticed will be provided prior to any planned water service interruptions.

     

  • Motorists are encouraged to plan ahead as temporary changes to traffic patterns and lane closures will cause delays during working hours.  There road will be permanently closed and will be opened at the end of the working day. Roads will be open to local residents only.

     

  • There may be temporary parking restrictions in residential neighborhoods. Any vehicles that have not been removed from the area (as denoted by "No Parking" signs) by the time the parking restrictions take effect will be towed at the cost of resident.

     

  • Directly impacted residents will receive 48-hour advanced notice prior to any water service interruptions or parking restrictions. During parking restriction hours, you will still have access to your home.

Water Main FAQ's

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    • Will my water service be disrupted?

    • Will residents be notified before the contractor begins work?

    • Will my water service line be replaced?

    • My water is too hot or too cold. What do I do?

    • Where are the water mains being installed?

    • Why is the Town coming into my neighborhood to replace or rehabilitate the water pipes?

    • Can I park my car on the street?

    • I came home at the end of the day and my water is discolored and/or I have reduced pressure. What should I do?

    • I have not seen any work being completed for several days but the improvements do not appear to be completed. Has work stopped?

    • In the event of an emergency will police cars, fire trucks and ambulances be able to get to my home during construction?

    • My yard has been damaged during construction. Who will repair the damage?

    • What are work hours for the construction crew?

    • Where will the tractors and other equipment be parked during non-working hours?

    • Who do I contact if I have questions or concerns?

    • Why does the Town and its contractors flush water pipelines?

    • Will I lose access to my driveway during construction?

    • Will my street be repaired when the project is finished?

    • Will my water pressure change as a result of this work?

    • Will public services such as trash collection be completed during construction?