Manhole could crumble wall of property in Standerton
Tree roots that cause blockages on the line were removed at the intersection with Joubert Street on June 23.
A massive hole near the wall of a property on Church Street has not been filled up yet. The Standerton Advertiser drove to the area on June 26 and saw first-hand what it looks like.
According to the Williamses, it was dug in September last year.
The manhole could crumble the wall of their property. A WiFi cable is also underneath the manhole and could be damaged when work begins.
According to Nalda Williams, concrete rings were delivered about five months ago and some are cracked and broken at this stage.
A sewerage project is currently underway in mid-town.
Tree roots that cause blockages on the line were removed at the intersection with Joubert Street on June 23.
Excavation of the sewerage line behind Bergenheim flats has also begun.
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