McCormick Street water valve work

Local record and application

What this record means for a receiving site

Lexington's 2024 bid for water-valve demolition and replacement at Route 251 and McCormick Street specified short runs of six- and eight-inch waterline, three new gate valves and existing valves encased in concrete. The city register marks the bid as awarded. This is a historical utility project, not proof that water is interrupted today. A foodservice operation in the area must confirm its own meter, pressure and permitted wastewater arrangement when planning temporary equipment. Where the permanent wash room is offline during a separate repair, rack count and potable supply determine whether a temporary dishwashing unit fits the site. A Lexington dishwashing trailer rental inquiry from a McCormick Street food operator should distinguish the old valve contract from any current water-service notice. Before placing a wash unit, test its own potable supply and confirm that discharge remains allowed during the operator's separate repair. Rack volume, hot-water demand and vehicle access near Route 251 decide whether the unit can function.