Traffic & Transit
Branch Avenue In Berwyn To Close For Sewer Station Work
Work on the station is set to begin in mid September and last through the end of the year, Tredyffrin Township said.
BERWYN, PA — The Tredyffrin Township Municipal Authority will start rehabbing the Station Avenue Sewer Pumping Station in mid September, meaning roads will close to accommodate the work.
On or around Monday, Sept. 16, the Tredyffrin Township Municipal Authority (TTMA) will begin rehabilitation at the station, located near Station Avenue and Branch Avenue in Berwyn.
It is expected to be completed by the end of 2019, the township said.
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Branch Avenue will be temporarily closed to through-traffic for the duration of the project and TTMA’s contractor will be working in that area removing existing pumps and replacing the existing structures with a new structure and pumps.
This sewer pumping station is the oldest pumping station in TTMA’s inventory and is in need of repair and upgrade.
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Upgrades include new pump control panels and other related electrical improvements, the installation of a small surge tank, a new diesel powered generator and other aesthetic improvements.
Questions regarding the project can be directed to the Township's Wastewater Engineer, Susanne Lockhart, P.E. with Brown & Caldwell, at (443) 223-7308.
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