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Centerville Legacy Crossing Bore

Centerville · Davis County

18-inch Steel Casing
510 Linear Feet
Location
Centerville
County
Davis County
Year
2011
Owner / Engineer
City of Centerville / ESI
Centerville Legacy Crossing Bore

Project Overview

VanCon dug a bore pit and receiving bore pit 10 to 30 feet under the Legacy ramp and installed 510 linear feet of culinary waterlines with valves, fire hydrants, and 18-inch grade B steel casing, concluding with asphalt and landscaping.

Project Highlights

  • 510 feet of culinary waterline installation
  • Bore pit 10–30 feet under Legacy Highway ramp
  • 18-inch grade B steel casing
  • Valves and fire hydrant installation
  • Full asphalt and landscape restoration

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