There has been further progress in tackling the problems of water leaks and inundation of properties around Crockenhill Primary School.
The source of the water leak has now been traced, and a new water main has been supplied and connected to the existing service. In the process, a gas main was found which will need to be lowered when a new surface is laid.
These latter remedial works will be carried out in the New Year, when the contractors return to the site to commence the fencing works.
There are still a number of issues to be addressed, but it looks as though progress is now being made after a period of major disruption to both local residents and the school.
Welcome to my website. I am proud to represent Sevenoaks North and Darent Valley, one of the loveliest parts of Kent, on the County Council. The Division is made up of a number of communities: Crockenhill, Eynsford (including Lullingstone), Farningham, Horton Kirby, Kemsing, Otford, Seal, Seal Chart, Shoreham, South Darenth, Southdowns, Swanley Village, Underriver and Well Hill. Since October 2019, I have served as the Leader of Kent County Council. This blog reflects both roles.
Tuesday, 24 December 2019
More progress on Crockenhill water problems
Labels:
Crockenhill,
flooding,
schools
Location:
Crockenhill, UK
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