Greetings,
Thank you, residents and business owners,
for your patience. After significant delays,
coordination between DC Water's contractor and the District
Department of Transportation on the Florida Avenue, NW
traffic signal changes is complete. DC Water's contractor
for the Northeast Boundary Tunnel Project is expected to begin
fully mobilizing on 3rd Street, NW on or about this week of
May 13, 2019.
Full mobilization on 3rd Street, NW means that it will be closed
between Rhode Island Avenue, NW and Florida Avenue, NW through
December 2022.
Travel Restrictions
- The 1700 block of 3rd Street, NW will be
closed to traffic in the northbound and southbound directions
between Rhode Island Avenue and Florida Avenue.
- The 200 block of S Street, NW will be accessible
from 2nd Street only.
- The alley between the 200 blocks of Rhode Island
Avenue, NW and S Street, NW will be closed at the 3rd
Street, NW entrance. However, the alley entrances from 2nd
Street and S Street will remain open.
Parking Restrictions
- No parking will be permitted on the northbound side
of the 1700 block of 3rd Street, NW.
Pedestrian Safety
- Pedestrians will be directed to the northbound side
of the 1700 block of 3rd Street, NW.
- The crosswalks at 3rd Street, NW along
Florida Avenue and Rhode Island Avenue will remain open.
Trash Pickup
- DPW will use a narrow truck to pick up trash and
will reverse to exit the alley between Rhode
Island Avenue NW and S Street NW.
Additional Information
- Those who live or work near the affected
location(s) may notice additional construction equipment as
well as noise associated with construction activities.
- Commuters will notice road signs and/or flagging
personnel directing them around the work site.
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Learn More at the NEBT Tunnel Forum
- NEBT Tunnel Forum, Wednesday, May
15, 2019, 6:30 PM—8:00 PM. United Planning Organization, 301 Rhode Island
Ave. NW, Washington, DC 20001. The construction team will provide updates of
construction work and impacts and answer your questions.
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Project Details
The NEBT is the largest component of the Clean Rivers
Project and will start south of RFK Stadium and extend north to
Rhode Island Avenue, NE, and west to 6th Street, NW. When complete,
the approximately five-mile long tunnel will significantly reduce
chronic flooding in the areas it serves, while
reducing the amount of combined sewer overflows into the
Anacostia River.
For More
Information
24/7 Northeast Boundary Tunnel Project
Hotline: (800) 988-6151
Email: dccleanrivers@dcwater.com
Northeast Boundary Tunnel Project:
dcwater.com/NEBT
DC Clean Rivers Project: dcwater.com/clean-rivers-project
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