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We’re currently working in Zone 2.
Use Blankenbaker Lane to access these locations:
- Knights of Columbus
- Rivers Edge Road
- Waterglen Place
- Longview Lane
- Boxhill Lane
- Woodside Road
- Rockledge Drive
Use Lime Kiln Lane to access these locations:
- Virginia Chance School
- Eifler Beach Road
For the week of July 14:
- Zone 2 (River Road between Blankenbaker Lane and Lime Kiln Lane) will be limited to local access only. There will be staggered barricades to provide residents with access where River Road intersects with Lime Kiln Lane and at Blankenbaker Lane.
- Our active construction zone is moving further east this week (July 14 – July 20). See the map below for details. We will be working on River Road between Rockledge Drive and 4909 River Road (slightly west of Virginia Chance School). Note: This will impact the intersection of Glenview Avenue this week. Residents of Glenview Avenue should access their homes via Lime Kiln Lane or Woodside Road to avoid construction on River Road. Follow signage for current entry and exit access.
- Work in Zone 2 is expected to last approximately three to six months. The entire project will continue through this year and into 2026. Our goal is to finish most of the work on River Road by next summer.
Work Zone 1 is open.
Here’s how to access roads, businesses, and parks located in this zone.
You can take Zorn Avenue, Mockingbird Valley Road, Indian Hills Trail, or Blankenbaker Lane to River Road to reach these locations:
- Different Strokes Golf Center Cox Park
- River House Thurman-Hutchins Park
- Kingfish Louisville Turners
- River Road BBQ Waldoah Beach Road
- Haymarket Wagners Beach Road
- Louisville Islamic Center Louisville Boat Club
- Riviera neighborhood is accessible from River Road or Blankenbaker Lane
A Louisville Water project is underway to improve the reliability of our infrastructure.
Louisville Water’s filtration process produces residual solids that must be removed from the treatment plant. The residual line is the pipeline that takes the residuals from the Crescent Hill Water Treatment Plant to lagoons at our B. E. Payne Water Treatment Plant in Prospect. The system is critical to daily water production at Crescent Hill. The current line, built in 1971, is reaching the end of its useful life, so we are building two new lines for increased redundancy.
The project runs along Reservoir Avenue from our plant in Crescent Hill down Zorn Avenue, along River Road from Zorn Avenue to Transylvania Avenue, and along Transylvania Avenue to our property at the B.E. Payne Water Treatment Plant. The plan includes the installation of dual 24-inch residual lines.
In order to maintain the safety of the public and our crews, it will be necessary to close sections of River Road during construction of these mains. The construction along River Road will occur in four work zones. Only one work zone at a time will be closed. Detours will allow access to homes and businesses. When construction is completed in each work zone, the road will be paved and reopened as we move east.
Please click on the below maps for a larger view.
Zorn to Blankenbaker
Blankenbaker to Lime Kiln
Lime Kiln to Wolf Pen Branch
Wolf Pen Branch to Transylvania
What: Infrastructure reliability improvements – new residual line construction
When: Beginning March 2025
Where: Along Reservoir Avenue from our treatment plant in Crescent Hill down Zorn Avenue and along River Road from Zorn Avenue to Transylvania Avenue and along Transylvania Avenue to our B.E. Payne Water Treatment Plant in Prospect
Why: Improve overall system reliability
- You will not lose water service during construction.
- We will provide regular updates via our dedicated project webpage LouisvilleWater.com/ResidualLineProject and our social media channels.
- If you have any questions, please contact Project Engineer Dakotah DeRoche at (502) 212-5337 or via email at dderoche@LouisvilleWater.com.
