HU's South Gate Station, completed in 2007, increased our capacity and improved system reliability.
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Natural Gas Department Work in Progress
Gas System Master Plan
System wide assessment of Gas System
Gas main relocation
Where: Railroad Street
Part of the Longhorn Pass Downtown Bypass Project
Cast iron main replacement
Where: Mynatt/Hill Street(s)
To reinforce system integrity
2” steel main replacement
Where: Vaughn Bridge Road (Barclift St. to Lakewood St.)
To reinforce system integrity
Natural Gas Department News
TVA Fuel Cost Adjustment for January: -2.3%
The FCA affects the electric portion of your HU bill. The average residential electric bill in January 2009 was $128.58; the average projected bill for January 2010 is $104.74.
HU’s overall average cost of Natural Gas for this winter is down about 16% from 2009.
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“A Lot Going On” in Hartselle: Construction Projects Sign of Growth
Lowe's HWY 31 N
HU crews are working with contractors on ten construction projects, including four new subdivisions, an apartment complex, and the final portion of the program to correct inflow and infiltration (I/I) problems into the Hartselle sewer system.
HU is extending a natural gas main to Danville Neel Elementary School to switch the school’s heating system from coal to natural gas.
Residential developments currently underway in Hartselle include Foxridge Subdivision, Hickory Heights Addition 9, Wild Plum Place, and Heritage Heights.
The Heritage Heights subdivision is the first subdivision on the east side of the interstate; the sewers in this subdivision will run through the tunnel that the City of Hartselle and HU constructed under I-65. Although the primary reason for the tunnels was to allow for commercial development on land owned by the city near the interstate, the Heritage Heights development will be the first to use the new lines under I-65.
In addition, HU crews will be installing a new sewer main interceptor near the
Barkley Bridge. Once that section of sewer main has been constructed, the area will be ready to support another subdivision.
Rehabilitation work on sewer basins 7, 10, 11 and 13 began in August. This is the final project in the consent order that HU entered into with the Alabama Department of Environmental Management in 2001 to address I/I issues within the HU sewer system. This portion of the project will cost $668,000; to date HU has spend close to $5 million, with a large part of the funding provided by federal EPA and state revolving fund grants. Last year HU received an award from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for reducing I/I leaks into the system by 20 percent.
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