MamaJo is approaching Main Street this week. It was full steam ahead for work in the tunnel and at construction sites around the city. Here are update photos from the week.
Rock being pulled from the tunnel looks to be piling up — but it’s being used on project around the community. The work on Superior Street has already used more than 2100 cubic yards of the rock.
![Roack_pile_August_27-2020 rock pile from tunnel](https://utilities.cityoffortwayne.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Roack_pile_August_27-2020.jpg)
In these photos for drop shaft six (Camp Allen Drive) you see continued construction of the drop shaft and where the pipe will connect to take combined sewage into the shaft and down to the tunnel.
![Drop_Shaft_Structure_at_DS_6_--_votex_coming_soon_Aug_27_2020 dropshaft structure](https://utilities.cityoffortwayne.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Drop_Shaft_Structure_at_DS_6_-_votex_coming_soon_Aug_27_2020.jpg)
![76003-2020-08-26-DS06_Poured_concrete_1 poured concrete mamajo](https://utilities.cityoffortwayne.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/76003-2020-08-26-DS06_Poured_concrete_1.jpg)
The first photo below shows the liner at drop shaft 7 (Guldlin Park). The second shows the large excavaction where drop shaft 12 (East Central Park) will be built. The photo shows the work mat that will soon be filled with reinforced steel and the forms needed for construction.
![76003-2020-08-26-DS07_Hardman_starting_ring_beam hardman starting ring beam](https://utilities.cityoffortwayne.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/76003-2020-08-26-DS07_Hardman_starting_ring_beam.jpg)
![DS_12_aug_27_2020 mamajo dropshaft 12](https://utilities.cityoffortwayne.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/DS_12_aug_27_2020.jpg)