Heads up, Bryn Mawr residents: the sound of progress—or at least the restoration that follows—will be humming through the neighborhood once again starting April 7. According to a bulletin from CenterPoint Energy, the crews that winter forced to pause are back in business, removing the temporary fixes put in place last fall and commencing permanent repairs to the community's lawns, boulevards, sidewalks, and roads.
The work will kick off on Morgan Avenue South and will spill over to Oliver Avenue South, Laurel Avenue West, and Mount View Avenue, The construction dance will spread out from there, tangoing through the area to the beat of restoration. The company has pledged a commitment to "restore areas impacted by our construction activities to as close as possible to their original states," and they're aiming to do it both swiftly and safely; at least, that's the tune they're singing.
If you're itching for more details or have a burning question that just can't wait, direct your browsers to the Restoration Practices webpage for a deeper dive. And for those who prefer the human touch, CenterPoint Energy has listed Una O'Meara, their Communication Specialist, as the go-to person for additional queries concerning the project.
Folks know the drill when it comes to construction—the dust, the noise, the inevitable "Are they done yet?" But as the crews get down to business, the message from on high is clear: "Thank you for your patience!" It sounds like they understand they're guests in your daily landscape; they're here to spruce things up—not mess your day up. Just remember, as those trucks roll in and cones go up, this is the home stretch.
