Turkey Creek Ph 2 - Interceptor



Continuing to work on laying the new sewer pipe.


Working toward Manhole E8.


3 sections in the ground.


Busting rock to get to depth.


Digging out for section 4.


Busting rock for section 5.


Installing section 5.


Digging out for Manhole E8.


Checking grade and laying rock for base.


Lowering in Manhole E8.



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