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PostJul 23, 2019#1

I saw MSD digging up an alley in the near south and wanted to see if they list their projects anywhere. I wanted to get more details on what they're doing and if they would be doing the whole neighborhood.

Anyone know of any resources? 

Thanks
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PostJul 23, 2019#2

^ There may be some details on this thread regarding their overall plans.  But my guess is it's just routine maintenance.

msd-to-demo-buildings-t10839.html

Other than that you may find some information on MSD's site:
https://www.stlmsd.com/what-we-do/storm ... ement-plan
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PostJan 29, 2020#3

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PostJan 31, 2020#4

pattimagee wrote: ↑
Jan 29, 2020
That was boring.
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PostFeb 01, 2020#5

^Oh, hardy har har! Yes. They were boring. And now I suppose you could say they are bored.
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PostFeb 01, 2020#6

Boring for Metrolink would have been more exciting.
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PostFeb 01, 2020#7

^Well, yes. But even this is quite useful. Sewage being treated before being dumped is good. And not backing up into basements is maybe even better.
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PostApr 26, 2021#8

More on the large overflow tunnels.  Pretty cool stuff.
https://www.stltoday.com/news/local/met ... e-trending
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PostFeb 15, 2022#9

MSD is starting another tunnel boring project by JB:
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PostFeb 16, 2022#10

^Sometimes sewers are pretty darn . . . well . . . interesting. Let's go with interesting.
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PostJun 21, 2023#11

Six-mile, $175 million MSD tunnel project on track, below south St. Louis County
https://www.stltoday.com/news/local/met ... -top-story
The Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District is investing $175 million in the 6.8-mile Lower Meramec Tunnel, currently burrowing west toward Fenton. The effort is just one installment amid roughly $7.2 billion in area projects that the utility must complete to reduce sewage discharges into regional waterways, thanks to a decade-old legal agreement reached with the Environmental Protection Agency and others.

Less than a mile — or about 4,000 feet — of the tunnel has been excavated, so far. But officials say the project is on pace for its targeted completion date, and they expect the tunnel to be operational in 2025.
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