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Henrico County accelerates East End water transmission line project

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What happened

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Work has begun on improving the East End water transmission line in Henrico County as part of a joint venture. The project combines the water line upgrades with widening the Richmond-Henrico Turnpike and adding pedestrian amenities. Public Utilities Director Bentley Chan stated the joint venture will allow the water transmission line to start more than a year ahead of its official 2028 start date.

From wtvr.com

Why it matters

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The county is saving money by combining the water line project with the turnpike improvements, resulting in a single public impact. The work also includes building storm water facilities needed to handle runoff from the additional pavement.

From wtvr.com

Who's involved

  • David AbernathyDirector of Public Works for Henrico County
  • Henrico CountyCounty overseeing the water transmission line improvements
  • East EndRegion receiving the improved water transmission infrastructure
  • Dominion EnergyCompany mandated to provide electricity services in the county

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Henrico CountySpeculative

    The county might realize cost savings and accelerate its water self-sufficiency goals through the joint venture.

  • David AbernathySpeculative

    David Abernathy might see his core business affected by his direct involvement in the joint venture pipeline installation contract.

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