The INDEPENDENT, January 25,1995
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anks sewer rehabilitation will cause “minimal inconvenience
Traffic disruption w ill be
kept to a minimum during the
Banks sew er rehabilitation
project, according to Linda
K e lly of U nited S ew erage
Agency (USA).
The m ajority of the work
will take place within the sew
er lines, USA said, and when
it is necessary to dig a pipe
up, traffic control devices will
be provided to maintain traffic
flow. Excavations will be cov
ered each night. Final paving
will take place as the project
nears completion.
In some cases there may
be a brief interruption in sew-
er service. If this happens,
progress, is targeted for com
pletio n in M arch. C open
hagen Utilities and Construc
tion, of Clackamas is the gen
eral contractor.
USA
has
bu dgeted
$437,000 to repair the main
re s id e n ts w ill be given at
least 48 hours prior notice,
and will be contacted again
¡mediately before the service
interruption. Service will be
restored each night.
The project is entirely on
public land. Workers will not
e n te r p riva te re sid e n ce s,
however they may request
residents to run water in or
der to locate sewer hook-ups.
USA or Copenhagen Utilities
employees will contact resi
dents. All employees associ
ated with the project will carry
pro pe r id e n tific a tio n at all
times.
The project, which is in
sewer lines, m anholes and
pipes that connect buildings
to the publicly owned sewer
system.
Though USA maintains a
close w orking re la tio n sh ip
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with county government, the
agency is a separately man
aged and fin a n c e d p u b lic
agency.
Residents with questions
are asked to contact USA at
(503)- 648-8621.
Banks Elem entary students look at stam p collecting
Did you know that Banks
Elementary School students
are practicing philately? Yep,
th e y ’re c o lle c tin g po stag e
stamps.
JoAnn Pari-Mueller, a par
ent and avid stamp collector
who has run the elementary
school stamp collecting club
fo r the past th re e y e a rs ,
shared her knowledge, enthu
siasm and s u p p lie s on
P ostage Stam p C o lle c tin g
Day, last Friday at the Banks
Elementary School Library.
The special presentation
provided children from kinder
garten through sixth grades
with an opportunity to learn
about stamp collecting, obtain
w ritte n in fo rm a tio n and
stam ps, and p a rtic ip a te in
d ra w in g s fo r in te re s tin g
philatelic items.
Ju lie A ck e ls o n a s s is te d
Pari-Mueller in the three 1-1/2
hour presentations.
C oast G uard A uxiliary/P C C present boating c las ses
Boating, Seamanship and
N avigation cla sses w ill be
conducted by the H illsboro
flotilla of the United States
Goast G uard A uxiliary this
semester.
The classes are open to
boaters and boating enthusi
asts of all ages. Registration
is through Portland Commu
nity College (See the PCC
school catalog listing under
non-credit courses, “Special
Interest” o r “ R e crea tion .” ).
Registration fee is $3.00 per
course. Books and materials
are optional and range from
$20 to $30 depending on the
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first night of class.
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