West Liberty Wastewater Secures Grant to Complete Sewer Project

The West Liberty Wastewater Department is pleased to announce that we have secured a grant to complete a sewer project that has been in the works for the past couple of years. 

We will be replacing 1,308 feet of sewer line in the Linden St. area   The effected addresses are Linden 112, 116,  200, 204, 208, 209, 213, 216, 217, 224, 232, 300, 301, 304, 305, 308, 309, 312, 313, 316, 319. Race St.  95, 101, 102.  Pickerelltown 224. If you are one of these effected residences and would like to replace your sewer lateral (at your expense) please call us at 937-465-2179 or 937-465-2716 so you can coordinate your contractor with the construction crew. 

Construction will begin within the next 2 or 3 weeks and will be completed by June 30th. The new sewer line will be 3’ into the roadway on the north side of Linden and 3’ into the roadway on the east side of Race.  The starting point will be Race St. to Linden to the west.  Then back to the east on Linden.  Each property will transition to the new line as we proceed.  The street may be closed or limited access during parts of the progression.  The work will mainly take place early morning thru early evening Monday thru Thursday.  Depending on weather and holidays when the schedule may change.  Alternative parking arrangements may need to be made during your section of work. 

No interruption of services is expected except when they are connecting to your lateral, and your property will be returned to its original condition at the completion of the project.

We would like to remind everyone that plumbing a sump pump to the sewer line is a violation of Village Ordinance and must be disconnected from the system.
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This is just one phase of our effort to get control on our problem of infiltration which overwhelms our aging sewer system.  Thank you in advance to everyone for your patience while we complete this project.   Also a big Thank You to Richard Ford our new Village Administrator who breathed new life into this project and is seeing it through because we thought it was dead in the water.