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Construction Crews Begin Repairs On California Route 118 Sinkhole

- West Edition #18
Caltrans

Caltrans continues steady progress on repairs at a sinkhole created on Route 118 freeway in Chatsworth.

Crews are rebuilding drainage pipeline, placing sections of concrete pipe that weigh 6.5 tons each and 5 ft. in diameter.

Crews are replacing multiple utility lines damaged at the sinkhole. Currently, crews are reconstructing a pipeline in the drainage system which carries rainwater off the freeway. After that, a water main, a sewer line and communications lines will be replaced.

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