Hull Avenue Shut Due to Waterline Break
by David Greene
Just days after a 4-alarm fire shut down a section of Hull Avenue, Hull Avenue was also shut between East 209 Street and East Gun Hill Road due to a flooding condition. The incident was reported as 12:30 p.m. on Saturday, November 24. Residents of both 3346 and 3348 Hull Avenue, two city owned buildings, reported they were without water for several days. Tara Deighan, a spokeswoman for the NYC Department of Environmental Protection, stated the flooding was due to “an issue with a private line” leading to the two six-story apartment buildings. Contractors patched the leak and the street eventually reopened.
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- DEP contractors spent several days patching a leak leading to two apartment buildings along Hull Avenue.–Photo by David Greene
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- Contractors work to patch a water line leading to two apartment buildings on Hull Avenue in Norwood.–Photo by David Greene
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- A contractor works to repair a damaged waterline leading to two apartment buildings along Hull Avenue.–Photo by David Greene
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