Updated 12/03/2021 - Visu-Sewer, Inc. has been contracted by the City of Panorama Park to install a cured-in-place pipe liner inside the existing sanitary sewer main. The lining process allows for the renewing of the existing sewer pipe without the inconvenience of digging or replacement. The work on this contract is expected to occur from the beginning of December through March 2022. There is the possibility of temporary road closures as work progresses. Be alert and exercise extreme caution when navigating through the work areas.
There are two phases to the lining process. The first is a thorough cleaning and inspection of the existing sewer. This should have no impact on your property. You may notice the cleaning and inspecting trucks and equipment on the street at manhole access points. The second phase is the actual installation of the cured in place pipe. This phase of the project is normally completed in one day, within two shifts. During this installation phase to avoid problems and potential sewer backups, directly affected residents will be required to discontinue use of all water, except for using your toilet only if necessary, for an estimated 10 to 12-hour period. This will include the use of all washing machines, dishwashers, bath tubs, showers, sinks and sump pumps (if they are hooked to the sanitary sewer).
If it is determined your property is tied into the liner we are installing and are directly affected by the work we are performing, further notice will be given to you 24 to 72 hours in advance with a specific date and time of the liner installation via the orange door hanger example on the back of this letter.
Also, during this installation process you may hear sounds from the trucks, air compressors or other equipment. You may also notice a distinct odor emitted from the liner. The odor is styrene, which is a component of the resin that cures the line. Styrenated resin systems used in cured in place pipe rehabilitation produce a safe and environmentally sound solution to restoring aged sewer infrastructure.
City Hall, 120 Short Street
City Hall, 120 Short Street
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