UGI Launches Major Gas Main Replacement Project in Lancaster City
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UGI's gas main replacement project offers an advantage for homes and businesses to convert to natural gas, potentially increasing property value.
UGI Utilities, Inc. will replace gas mains in Lancaster City from May to September, impacting streets like North Duke St. and East Chestnut St.
UGI's commitment to safe and reliable gas service in Lancaster City improves community safety and offers eco-friendly natural gas conversion opportunities.
Gas main replacement project by UGI in Lancaster City presents a unique chance for properties to switch to natural gas, enhancing energy efficiency.
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UGI Utilities, Inc. will begin a significant gas main replacement project on May 7, 2025, targeting key areas around Penn Medicine Lancaster General Hospital and Musser Park in Lancaster City. The project aims to enhance infrastructure safety and reliability while providing potential natural gas conversion options for local properties.
The comprehensive infrastructure upgrade will impact several streets, including North Duke Street, East Frederick Street, East Chestnut Street, North Shippen Street, and East Marion Street. Construction will occur Monday through Friday from 7am to 5pm, with expected completion by September 2025.
Residents and businesses in the affected areas should anticipate potential disruptions, including road closures, traffic detours, and parking restrictions. Natural gas service interruptions are expected, requiring property access for equipment inspection and relighting.
The project represents a significant investment in local infrastructure, addressing aging gas main systems and improving overall service reliability. Property owners along the construction route may benefit from the opportunity to convert to natural gas service, potentially offering more efficient and cost-effective energy solutions.
UGI emphasizes that weather and working conditions could impact the project's timeline, with final paving and restoration occurring after underground work is completed. Customers interested in exploring natural gas conversion can contact UGI for additional information.
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