Beaver Street Interceptor (BSI) Project
BSI Construction Update for the Week of November 11th!
Thank you to all the Veterans for your service!
Monday (11/11) - Wednesday (11/13): Beaver Street from RT. 140 (West Central Street) to the Franklin Recreation Center will be closed, see interactive map for location.
The road closure will be from 7am to 4pm, Monday thru Wednesday.
Those needing to access the businesses/properties and the Recycling Center located on that section of Beaver Street will be detoured over to Grove Street. Starting Monday 11/11, those needing access to Franklin Glass and the Franklin Recreation Center will enter Beaver Street via Rt. 140. Please follow all posted detour signs and be prepared for delays. Note that all businesses on Beaver Street remain open and accessible, please follow posted signs for access.
On Thursday 11/14 and Friday 11/15, the Construction Crew will be on Rt. 140 in front of Dunkin' Donuts. A single lane closure will be in place between 7am to 4pm.
Also on Friday 11/15, the Construction Crew will be in front of 664 Old West Central. Old West Central/Pond Street will be closed starting at Rolling Ridge to where Old West Central and Pond Street meet. The detour via Hilltop and Rolling Ridge will be in place. Please use caution in this area and follow the posted speed limit signs.
At the Franklin Recreation Center, the construction of the new Beaver Street Interceptor Pump Station will continue with concrete form placement and rebar tying for the pump station foundation walls.
Please reference the interactive map below and posted signs for details and updates.
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| Beaver Street Interceptor (BSI) Project: Construction Update for the Week of November 11 |
We appreciate the public's continued support and understanding and will
continue to communicate regularly via social media, our dedicated email list, and the construction map below as work progresses.
BEAVER STREET INTERCEPTOR HOTLINE: 508-553-5526
(PLEASE LEAVE A MESSAGE AND WE WILL RETURN YOUR CALL)
EMAIL: BSI-info@franklinma.gov
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