A sewer line replacement project now underway in a town in New Jersey has caused concern for an environmental group due to its location on the edge of a wildlife preserve. Easing some of that concern, though, is the fact that horizontal directional drilling will be used on the project.
According to a report in the Montclair Local, work recently began on tree removal in preparation for the replacement of a failing 80-year-old sewer line that services town of Clifton residents living on the border of the 21-acre Alonzo F. Bonsal Preserve. The sewer line runs under the preserve, which is
Use of HDD Eases Environmental Group’s Concerns About Sewer Project
Tree removal and other impacts on a New Jersey wildlife preserve will be minimized because of the decision to directionally drill in the replacement of a sewer line
