MARANA- A portion of the Chuck Huckelberry Loop between Twin Peaks Road and Wade McLean Neighborhood Park will be temporarily closed due to construction work that is part of the Pima County Continental Ranch Regional Pump Station Project and loop improvements.

The closure goes into effect on Wednesday, June 12 and continues through Tuesday, July 2, 2024. The new Loop pathway will be open prior to the July 4th weekend.

From Pima County Regional Wastewater Reclamation Department: Borderland Construction, under contract with (PCRWRD), has completed seven miles of new 24-inch new dual force main sewer system between the Continental Ranch Regional Pump Station (CRRPS) and the Tres Ríos Water Reclamation Facility (WRF). In addition to the new force main pipelines, this Wastewater project also included close coordination with Pima County Regional Flood Control District (PCRFCD) and the Town of Marana Parks & Recreation Department (Marana P&R) to construct 3.3± miles of new (and widened) Chuck Huckelberry Loop (Loop) multi use pathway.

After the Loop pathway is opened, the contractor will continue with the landscape enhancements, installation of irrigation, trees and shrubs, and stormwater harvesting basins.

This phase of work is scheduled to be completed by mid-August 2024, and will occur while the new path is open. There are no other anticipated impacts along the Loop path or its users.

The Loop travelers will enjoy a newly paved pathway from just south of the El Rio Neighborhood Park area to Cortaro Road, as a result of the PCRWRD project.

Visit www.sewerimprovements to view our interactive map. It will help you track the progress of construction and which segments of the loop remain accessible during construction. https://sewerimprovements.com/crrps-map

Emergency access will always be provided.