National Grid Work Updates

National Grid will begin work on the installation of a new gas line on Willow Street on Monday, February 12th.  Once completed, National Grid will start work on installing the new gas line on Watts Street on Tuesday, February 20th.  These streets will be closed from 7am – 3pm each day during these time periods.  Residents will be allowed access to their homes and National Grid will accommodate deliveries to residents during these time periods.  However, street parking will be prohibited in the areas where National Grid will be working.  Overnight Resident parking will be allowed any time from 3:00 PM until 7:00 AM the following day.  The Chelsea Innes redevelopment project will provide additional resident parking in the areas identified on the plan below during the period of the National Grid gas line installation on Watts Street (February 20 – March 20).


See below for the temporary parking plan. The yellow highlighted area shows the additional parking spaces provided on Willow Street and Central Ave.



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