Barrington resident concerned about vibrations from school construction
Construction team installs vibration monitoring equipment
An Owen Lane resident stopped into the Barrington Police station on Friday, Nov. 6 and shared his concerns about the ongoing construction project at Sowams School.
The resident told police he is …
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Barrington resident concerned about vibrations from school construction
Construction team installs vibration monitoring equipment
An Owen Lane resident stopped into the Barrington Police station on Friday, Nov. 6 and shared his concerns about the ongoing construction project at Sowams School.
The resident told police he is worried that vibrations resulting from the construction may be affecting his home and pool. His property is located near the school.
Police said the school construction project manager is aware of the concerns and has installed vibration monitoring equipment. Police said the construction manager reported that the vibrations fall within the acceptable level.
Despite the reassurance, the resident is still concerned, police said.
