As construction activities resume on the sewer pump station at Pemberton, delays and detours should be expected by neighbors, commuters, and high school families who travel to that area regularly.

Delays with the availability of specialty subcontractors needed for the next phases of work resulted in inactivity during the summer. This fall, excavation and installation of pilings will take place, and there may be temporary restrictions on parking and traffic flow. The progress from one phase to the next is dependent on coordination of subcontractors, material availability, and the weather. The sewer department will post updates on the town’s website as the work progresses.

During construction, signage will direct drivers to parking and access points, including additional parking near the Lifesaving Museum Boathouse. Portions of the sidewalk along the parking lot also may be affected.

This project is expected to take 18 months and will involve work within the footprint of Main Street. Hours of work are generally 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.

The project is being funded in part by a $2 million federal grant. For more information, contact the Hull Sewer Department, 781-925-1207 or sewer@town.hull.ma.us.

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