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Burnham Street Construction - March 2010
Photos Courtesy of Kim McMillan

The crane swooped in today to set the water quality vault in Ash Avenue Vaults and Canisters

 
Burnham Street Construction - February 2010
Photos Courtesy of Kim McMillan & Jeff Peck

Meandering Water Services through the Maze. Skate Shop Sidewalk Demo.
Expanded View of Sidewalk Demo.
Expanded view of slope excavation and straw being placed.
Clopton Excavation using best management practices of putting down straw to prevent sediment laden water from entering the roadway.  Picture taken at the City of Tigard Property located adjacent to Scott & Hookland property. Richard manages to stay on top of the Burnham Street project with birthday cake and a Monster Java drink. Swede is placing shoring into the storm water trench.
 
Burnham Street Construction - January 2010
Photos Courtesy of Jeff Peck and Doug Vorwaller

Traffic backed up on Burnham. Here is a view of the work in progress on Tigard Falls It was slow going this morning as Clopton Excavating was dewatering the manhole excavation and the ground water from the sanitary trench (left side of the pond) was filling the hole almost as fast as the pump could work.
Work continues on Ash Avenue storm sewer Clopton working on storm run on Ash Street.  Almost to Burnham. Storm manhole to be installed at intersection of Burnham and Ash.  Looks bigger than the dump truck from afar.
Thor made a surprise visit to the Burnham Street construction job.  Swede gave him a spot on the backhoe to get a bird(dog's) eye view.  As you can see, its safety first for the guys with their vests. Juan has been working in the rain and the mud since the project started.  Today was a good day, just a few sprinkles and a clean, dry manhole to work in. Aggregate backfill waits for its turn in the storm water trench.



Top photo: The Ash Avenue access to Fanno Creek Trail remains closed due to construction delays and high water on the lower path areas. It is expected that access will be available late next week.

Second photo: Looking ahead, this lonely storm sewer manhole is looking for a warm place to be under the asphalt in Ash Avenue. The contractor continues to work on this section of the storm line. A second crew was brought in this week to work on the storm line in Burnham Street in front of Stevens Marine and Ferguson Plumbing Supply.

Ash Avenue access to Fanno Creek Trail
Storm Sewer Manhole
Expect Delays, Alternate Route Sign The Ash Avenue trail head to the Fanno Creek Trail Fanno Creek above the bottom of the girder
Working in a coffin box Installing the storm sewer in front of Ferguson Pipe Supply  
 
Burnham Street Construction - December 2009
Photos Courtesy of Jeff Peck and Doug Vorwaller

Constructing a Sanitary Manhole in Burnham Street at Ash.  The red ribbed steel is shoring. Storm Main line installation on Stevens Marine property Lots of pipe lines!
Excavation for Sewer Repair in front of Fergusons Future Ash Avenue Extension (North to Tri-Met Commuter Center) Bird's Eye View of Burnham Street

Burnham Street Groundbreaking - October 20, 2009
Photos Courtesy of Doug Vorwaller
Mayor Craig Dirksen breaks ground Burnham Street Groundbreaking Mayor Craig Dirksen Presides
Groundbreaking Ceremony Burnham Street Groundbreaking October 20 Groundbreaking


Before Image:  Burnham Street Burnham Street "Before"
(October 2009)
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