PG&E to Upgrade Natural Gas Lines in Eureka
PG&E will notify nearby customers and public safety agencies prior to the venting.
SEATTLE (Oil Monster): PG&E is enhancing the safety and reliability of the natural gas system in Humboldt County. As part of our Pipeline Replacement Program, we are replacing a portion of a gas distribution line in the intersection of Summer and 14th Streets in Eureka.
Construction will begin on Monday, June 3, in which PG&E gas crews will be in the area between the hours of 8:30 am and 4:30 pm. We will need to make the two-lane road one way during this time. To aid drivers through the construction zone, PG&E has hired contractors for traffic management.
Following standard safety practices, crews may release natural gas from the pipeline, as the project progresses. As PG&E vents the pipe, the smell of natural gas and the sound of venting may be noticeable. The natural gas released during venting will quickly dissipate into the atmosphere and will not be harmful. However, PG&E encourages anyone who has concerns about natural gas odors in or around their home or business to call PG&E at 1-800-743-5000.
PG&E will notify nearby customers and public safety agencies prior to the venting.
Gas service to customers will not be impacted. Barring inclement weather or other factors, the gas safety project is expected to be complete by the end of June.
Courtesy: www.kymkemp.com
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