Manhattan's $10.61 million Anderson Avenue project reaches halfway mark
Crews finish first phase of 13-part infrastructure overhaul set to wrap up in 2027
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Sign up freeManhattan’s $10.61 million Anderson Avenue infrastructure project has reached its halfway mark, with crews substantially completing the first phase of water, sewer and roadway improvements.
The multi-year overhaul, led by Bayer Construction, replaces more than a mile of undersized, failing 1940s water mains across 13 phases while upgrading storm drainage and widening sidewalks.
Work on the final two side streets, Glenwood Lane and Elling Drive, will begin before the end of the year, keeping the project on track for a scheduled completion by late 2027.
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