Carrolltown Borough Municipal Authority, Cambria County
Keller Engineers worked with Carrolltown Borough Municipal Authority and PennDOT District 9-0 to make extensive improvements to the Borough’s water and sewer system prior to the Route 219 reconstruction project.
The project involved relocation of 300 LF of 8” water and water services, with some being lowered to avoid conflict with the Rt. 219 reconstruction project. The location and depth of the sewer service lateral, which crossed Rt. 219, could not be located due to horizontal and vertical bends. It was determined that an extension of a new sewer main under the existing sidewalk area was the most cost-effective option to eliminate the conflicts. Approximately 1,500 LF of sewer main and six manholes were installed. Construction of new sidewalks and property restoration was also completed.
The Authority received a Commonwealth Financing Authority grant for an extension of an 8” water main along Dutch Road that eliminated an old asbestos cement main that was the primary water feed to the community. This main crosses Rt. 219. This crossing and valving were also installed and completed so as not to interfere with the Rt. 219 reconstruction project.
The Authority also had a sewer main that caused problems in the past. The steel casing ends were uncovered and new PVC main and casing spacers were installed.
Keller Engineers has been the partnering Engineer firm for Bedford Joint Municipal Authority since 2009. Keller Engineers were a key component in every area from design to construction for the first phase of Shuster Way Heritage trail that was completed in 2015. Our partnership with Keller Engineers continued as we designed and completed the 2nd phase of the Shuster Way Heritage Trail in September of 2023. The staff are professional, passionate, and dedicated to a project from the beginning to completion. On behalf of Bedford Joint Municipal Authority, I would highly recommend Keller Engineers, Inc. Brian Sell, Chairman Bedford Joint Municipal Authority