Residents in the Jordan Neighborhood can expect to see some changes in the locale, as construction work to upgrade natural gas infrastructure is reportedly nearing the final phases. According to an update issued by CenterPoint Energy, the company behind the improvements, the project is essential for maintaining safe and reliable gas service.
It appears the work on Knox Avenue and Logan Avenue has reached its conclusion, with the main and service line construction recently completed. "Restoration efforts remain and will begin in a few weeks," a bulletin shared by CenterPoint Energy detailed, indicating temporary fixes to roads, sidewalks, and other areas affected by the work might be visible until then.
The so-called Jordan West project, which spans a section of the neighborhood depicted blue on the project map, is wrapping up early this week. A fresh crew is slated to arrive shortly, tasked with installing modern steel gas main sections, an initiative that will necessitate road trenches and could temporarily elevate noise and dust levels. CenterPoint Energy pledges to provide further details as this new construction phase kicks off.
The changeover to steel, while perhaps a little disruptive in the short term, is part of CenterPoint Energy's commitment to its consumer base. "We value the privilege of having you as a customer," their statement expressed gratitude to residents for their patience during these infrastructure enhancements. Those with queries or seeking additional insights into the construction's impact can find more information on the company's website or reach out to Communication Specialist, Una O'Meara, at [email protected] or by calling 612-542-6198.
