Meadowcreek Interceptor creating potential hazard  The
Meadowcreek Interceptor, an underground project to funnel feces
across the city, may have created a hazardous situation in one
neighborhood. NBC29 has the story of an open, unprotected pit in
a subdivision. Last April, Metra Industries of Little Falls, New
Jersey signed a pair of contracts totaling $10.84 million with
the Rivanna Water & Sewer Authority to lay the 32-inch sewer
pipe. Construction began in October.  Read more on: meadowcreek
interceptor   What gets me is the smell of sewage that wafts
around in the air at times when they're working. Nothing like
going outside on a cool night to get a breath of fresh air only
to be met with the smell of sewer. Though I suppose the
alternative - aging, worn out pipes that could fall apart
creating massive sewage spills - puts things into perspective.
Better to suffer through a little of the former than be faced
with the latter. And I guess there's no pretty (and pleasant
smelling) way to deal with sewer pipe