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Another water pipe break in Midway District
No businesses flooded
Traffic flow was down to one lane all morning heading east past the Shell Gas Station
On Saturday morning, February 9, a broken water main flooded streets in the Midway District.
An aged pipe burst and made for a messy and congested effort to access the Rosecrans Street freeway entrances between Hancock and Moore streets. Traffic flow was down to one lane all morning heading east past the Shell Gas Station at 3711 Camino Del Rio West.
A length of seemingly excavated blue pipe lay nearby, tossed aside, as the crews worked alongside a row of slowly moving cars. Fortunately for neighboring businesses, the mishap did not flood the area to any great degree.
I spoke with Alex at the Denny's across the street at 3704 Camino del Rio West, and he said that even though the city crews were still out there working through the evening, they "never lost any water."
Next door to Denny's, Cotixan Mexican Restaurant also did not lose water service. However, earlier in the day I overheard the manager of the Starbucks drive-thru at 3145 Sports Arena Boulevard complaining of "problems with their water pressure."
Here's something you might be interested in.
Another water pipe break in Midway District
No businesses flooded
Another water pipe break in Midway District
No businesses flooded
Traffic flow was down to one lane all morning heading east past the Shell Gas Station
On Saturday morning, February 9, a broken water main flooded streets in the Midway District.
An aged pipe burst and made for a messy and congested effort to access the Rosecrans Street freeway entrances between Hancock and Moore streets. Traffic flow was down to one lane all morning heading east past the Shell Gas Station at 3711 Camino Del Rio West.
A length of seemingly excavated blue pipe lay nearby, tossed aside, as the crews worked alongside a row of slowly moving cars. Fortunately for neighboring businesses, the mishap did not flood the area to any great degree.
I spoke with Alex at the Denny's across the street at 3704 Camino del Rio West, and he said that even though the city crews were still out there working through the evening, they "never lost any water."
Next door to Denny's, Cotixan Mexican Restaurant also did not lose water service. However, earlier in the day I overheard the manager of the Starbucks drive-thru at 3145 Sports Arena Boulevard complaining of "problems with their water pressure."
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