Construction work is estimated to cost about $11.5 million and is funded by revenue from connection charges and monthly sewer rates.
The connection between Ellis Lane East and 8th Avenue East will cut across a Pierce County property and easement.
The project will have eight different work zones. Work hours will be six 10-hour days per week, Monday through Saturday. No work will be on observed holidays or on adjacent weekends when the holiday falls on a Friday or Monday.This story was originally published by
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