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Con Ed work Saturday: closures on Wolfs Lane, Boulevard, Carol Avenue, E. 3rd bridge

September 18, 2020

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File photo of Con Ed truck.

Editor’s note: This press release was provided by the Village of Pelham.

Pelham Transformer Replacement Project

Work is scheduled for Saturday, September 19 on Boulevard between Wolfs Lane and the E. 3rd Street Bridge.

Community Impacts:

work hours – Saturday from 8:00 am – 8:00 pm
road closure on Wolfs Lane and Boulevard
road closure on Boulevard and Carol Avenue
road closure of the E. 3rd Street Bridge
parking restrictions (parkers received notice to move cars parked on Boulevard by 3:00 pm)
sidewalk closure on Boulevard
police will be on site to assist with traffic control

We are committed to working closely with you to mminimize any inconveniences, and we thank you for your patience – Con Edison.

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