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Sudley Manor water main section to be replaced

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The Prince William County Service Authority will soon be replacing a small portion of water main underneath Sudley Manor Road near Manassas. Once completed, the new main will help reinforce service reliability to the area.

The project entails the installation of a 320-foot section of 16-inch pipe beneath Sudley Manor Road just southwest of where it intersects with Prince William Parkway and just east of Wellington Road. The project is scheduled to start in early November and should be completed by the end of the year.

The work is scheduled to take place from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. There will be signage providing detour information for traffic along Sudley Manor Road, Wellington Road and Prince William Parkway. This work is not expected to impact water service to Service Authority customers in the area.

The project cost is approximately $400,000.

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