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Old Nags Head Cove Water Main Replacement Project
The map above represents the current progress of the Old Nags Head Cove Water Main Replacement Project. The recently installed water main is represented by the blue linework with the orange color representing the sections of water main recently installed but not yet operational and the green dashed line representing the upcoming work schedule. The purple color represents the sections of watermain scheduled to come online.
Tentative Construction Schedule
Week of August 8th- Testing of the installed watermain will commence along S. Blue Marlin Way. This will include pressure testing, chlorinating, and Bacteriorological testing. Once complete, the contractor will proceed with activating the new watermain. This is anticipated to occur on or around Aug. 12th and Aug. 15th, (weather permitting). Construction crews will complete the watermain installation along W. Tarpon Ct., and begin to install the watermain along Amberjack Ct. Driveway replacements will be completed along S. Roanoke Way and begin on S. Blue Marlin Way.
Week of August 15th- Activation of the S. Blue Marlin Way watermain will be completed. Construction crews will continue to progress southward to complete the watermain installation along Dolphin Ct. prior to transitioning to Albacore Dr. Driveway replacements will continue to be completed along S. Blue Marlin Way. Testing for S. Pamlico Way Way will commence once the S. Blue Marlin Way section is active.
The above-referenced schedule is subject to change and will be updated frequently with the most recent information available. The sequencing of items may also vary.
Epstein St. Bathhouse Replacement Project is advertised for bid
The Epstein St. Bathhouse replacement project has been advertised for bid. The Demolition of existing facilities with construction consisting of a new multi-purpose building w/attached decking, parking lot improvements, on-site wastewater system installation, wood framed dune walkover, associated plumbing and electrical development, pedestrian walkways, and related site and infrastructure improvements. Project construction is anticipated to commence in Mid-October.