Pettigrew and Bayou Sewer Project - COMPLETE

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City’s hired contractor installing residential sewer lateral on 2022 Septic to Sewer Project

The Pettigrew and Bayou Sewer Project is the fourth construction phase of the Septic to Sewer Conversion Program

Pettigrew and Bayou Sewer Project Area Map 


Estimated Project and Meeting Schedule*

  • Committee Selection of the Project - September 30, 2021(Complete)
  • Project Design – November 2021 to Summer 2022 (Complete)
  • Pre-construction informational Open House - April 20, 2023  (Complete)
  • Construction - May through October 2023*

*Schedule dates are estimates and subject to change.

WHAT TO EXPECT DURING CONSTRUCTION

  • Small closure along Fargo Lane is closed to through traffic. Bayou Drive is closed to through traffic.
    Detour includes Clairaway Ave., Pettigrew Rd. and Denning Dr. See detour map below.
  • Detour route, congestion and traffic delays.
  • Trucks entering and exiting the roadway.
  • Noise, vibration and dust.

DETOUR MAP

Fargo and Bayou closed to through traffic. Detour includes Denning, Pettiigrew and Clairaway.
Travelers can also view traffic impacts on an interactive map at www.bendoregon.gov/traffic.

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Project Background

Residents in this project area applied to the City of Bend Septic to Sewer Conversion Program to install public sewer in their neighborhoods. On September 30, 2021, the Septic to Sewer Committee approved the design and construction of the sewer in following areas:

  1. Pettigrew Road from Gardenia Avenue to Juniperhaven Avenue
  2. Bayou Drive
  3. A small portion of Fargo Lane

The City began design of the project in April 1, 2022. The design resulted in the installation of gravity sewer on Pettigrew Road and Bayou Drive and pressure sewer on Fargo Lane. While the City prioritizes gravity sewer where feasible, there are areas of this project that resulted in pressure sewer and laterals due to the topography of the area. Ultimately the design objective was realized allowing all 35 properties to be able to decommission their septic systems and connect to the public sewer system.

More information about the Septic to Sewer Program (fees, other projects, permits, etc.) is available online at www.bendoregon.gov/septictosewerprogram.

 


 

The United States Environmental Protection Agency logoThe Oregon Department of Environmental Quality logo

This project is funded by the Clean Water State Revolving Fund (CWSRF).

 


PROJECT UPDATES

  • August 24, 2023 - Pettigrew Road traffic lanes open August 24, 2023
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