East Basin Sewer Project
Project Manager
Water Resources / Peter Armans, P.E.
SUA Project No. 13SG06
What We're Doing
The City of Stillwater and Stillwater Utilities Authority is replacing and upsizing a sewer line in order to alleviate sewer overflows that occur during heavy rainfall events. The 2,600 linear feet of sewer line will be upsized to 24 inch diameter, with new manholes and service line reconnections.
Benefits
This project serves to increase capacity of the sewer system to handle the increased flows experienced from new development in the City's east basin sewer drainage basin.
Timeline
Updates
April 1, 2016: Design for this project is in progress. The engineer is currently evaluating options for the project to determine which replacement approach will provide the best benefit to the city.
February 3, 2017: The design phase continues. A topographical survey has been conducted. City staff are negotiating rights of entries with property owners in order to conduct the geotechnical investigation.
May 4, 2018: After an extensive re-evaluation to ensure selection of the optimal project alignment, the City is continuing to pursue rights-of-entry in order to perform geotechnical analysis.
July 13, 2018: Geotechnical analysis is now complete and design engineer is reviewing data.
November 20, 2018: Environmental analysis and additional survey is underway.
Actions Authorized by Stillwater Utilities Authority (SUA)
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