CITY OF ELIZABETH: Notice of Smoke Testing Sewer Lines

CITY OF ELIZABETH: Notice of Smoke Testing Sewer Lines
Notice of Smoke Testing Sewer Lines — CITY OF ELIZABETH: (https://elizabethcitync.gov)
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 City of Elizabeth issued the following announcement on March 1.

WithersRavenel has been contracted by the City of Elizabeth City to conduct a smoke test survey in your area beginning 04/03/2023 and will be ongoing until completed. The smoke test survey may be delayed with the occurrence of a heavy rain event.

A smoke test survey will assist our inspection crews in locating breaks and defects in our sewer system. Non-toxic smoke will be introduced into a manhole and forced down the sewer lines with the use of an air blower. Smoke will escape from the system at any point where there is an open break in the line. For example, smoke may rise from the ground in yards, stream banks, storm drains, etc. Smoke will also escape from all manhole lids, vents on building roofs, cleanouts, and from underneath buildings if poor plumbing exists. Be advised that smoke can enter your home, office or place of business.

The Smoke is:
NON-TOXIC, NON-STAINING, HAS A SLIGHT ODOR, WHITE TO GRAY IN COLOR, AND CREATES NO FIRE HAZARD. You Do Not have to be on site during testing! It is advisable to pour a gallon of water into every sink, tub, and floor drain that is NOT subject to everyday use. This will fill the p-traps and prevent smoke from entering the building.

If you have questions, please feel free to call:

Public Works at (252) 337-6628
Thank you for your cooperation!

Original source can be found here.



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