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    on the Lake Oswego Interceptor Sewer (LOIS)

    Webisode 4 - Gearing Up for Lake Down

    View Webisode 3 - The Wet Work Begins: 
Anchor and Pile Installation
    View Webisode 2 - The Wet Work Begins: 
Anchor and Pile Installation
    View Webisode 1 - An interceptor for the 21st Century: An overview of the LOIS Project

    The LOIS system will replace the interceptor sewer line, the backbone of the City's wastewater system, located in Oswego Lake. Replacement of the interceptor is critical to ensuring the environmental protection of Oswego Lake and maintaining sewer service for residents. The existing interceptor is undersized, resulting in overflows during heavy rains, and is vulnerable during an earthquake.

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    Click here for the latest construction updates and three-week projected work schedule.


    In the News - Oswego Lake set to begin slowly draining Sept. 5

    LOISNEWSFLASHDown, down, down

    Published: Thursday, September 2, 2010
    Cliff Newell, The Lake Oswego Review

    "A true milestone for the Lake Oswego Interceptor Sewer Project begins Sunday when work starts on lowering Oswego Lake."

    Lake Oswego Review - Read the full story

    Oswego Lake set to begin slowly draining on Sept. 5 for sewer project work

    Published: Thursday, August 27, 2010, 1:04 PM
    Yuxing Zheng, The Oregonian

    "Starting on the evening of Sept. 5, a good portion of this city's prized namesake will begin to disappear." 

    Oregonlive - Read the full story

    LOIS Construction Downtown - Tuesday, August 24

    August 23, 2010

    State Street Lane Closure
    LOIS contractors will be closing one lane of northbound traffic on State Street tomorrow to work on a manhole. Drivers are asked to seek alternate routes, if possible, to avoid delays.

    Contractors are scheduled to close the lane again early next week to continue work for a day. Signs have been posted near Marylhurst University to allow drivers to find alternate routes.

    Fountain areaMillennium Park Fountain Area
    Beginning tomorrow, August 24, LOIS contractors will be preparing to install sewer linings in the Millennium Park fountain area. The fountain will remain open and accessible, with pedestrian detours clearly marked. The process is expected to run for up to two weeks.

    End of Season Information from the Lake Oswego Corporation

    Beached boatAugust 17, 2010

    A message from Lake Manager Jeff Ward

    Labor Day Weekend is fast approaching and with it the drawdown date for the LOIS project. Here is what you need to know and do. Don't let this be you.


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    For more information, call the LOIS office at (503) 699-7466