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Public Works
Public Works strives to be proactive when able and always reactive to the needs of the Town of Windermere |
Craig McNeal Director |
Hello Windermere Residents
Public Works has hit the Web
As we go along, I will do my best to keep you informed of upcoming projects, projected start dates as well as completion dates. If I find that I need to close off a street or an area for repair, my intention will be to let you know well in advance of that happening.
To start things off, I've included a map of the upcoming projects that are about to take place. North Oakdale residents take note, permits are almost complete and bid packages will be sent out as soon as permits come in. Other storm water projects include Lake Butler Blvd. and South Lake Butler Blvd. As we progress, I will update the web to keep you informed. Until then, take care and be safe!!
Craig McNeal
Public Works Director
Down Power Lines?
If you notice any sagging or down power lines, please contact Progress Energy at 1-800-700-8744 right away.
Stormwater Remediation Project ~ 8th Ave. and Bessie Street
The newest stormwater remediation project will begin in the area of 8th Avenue and Bessie Street on or around October 22, 2010. Please be aware as there will be equipment and structures being moved in and out of the area there will be occasional traffic delays and road blockage throughout the duration of the project. The project will be completed around the first week of December. Be assured that all possible and appropriate measures for noise suppression and dust and erosion control will be employed throughout the project.
Feel free to call the Administration office with any questions. You may also call our Project Manager, John Fitzgibbon, at 407-383-3397.
Thank you in advance
for your patience and understanding as we continue our efforts to remediate
stormwater throughout Town and protect the Butler Chain of Lakes.
The Public Works Department has become Confined Space Certified to be able to maintain the stormwater improvements the Town is installing. Here you see pictures of Travis Mathias, Mark Fitzpatrick and Dwayne Moore cleaning the first Stormceptor with the Town’s VacTron system.
