Patch 2011-10-18: Broken Sewer Pipe Costs $1.3 Mill To Repair

Haverford-Havertown Patch
Broken Sewer Pipe Costs $1.3 Mill To Repair
Flash floods caused the pipe behind Kohl’s to break.
By Anthony Leone
October 18, 2011

“During a 1st Ward Meeting recently, Haverford Township Manager Larry Gentile told those in audience that a sewer pipe along Naylors Run Creek broke two weeks ago.

Using the words like “large” and “substantial” to describe the break, Gentile said on Wednesday, Oct. 5, that he implemented the township’s emergency repair system to fix the pipe, which was behind the Kohl’s department store. The store’s Township Line Road entrance was closed during repairs, but has since opened.

FEMA was called in to inspect the sewage pipe and it is still determining if it will contribute to the repair costs. The costs to fix the pipe was $1.3 million, Gentile said.”

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