Commodity Codes: 91345 Construction Sewer and Storm Drain

The Brooklain-Coulwood Storm Drainage Improvement Project is bordered by Cathey Road to the east, Brooklain Drive to the south, Waycross Drive to the west, and Coulwood Drive to the north.  This construction project involves addressing flooding concerns and structurally deficient City pipe system at a total of 4 culverts.  An analysis of existing conditions was performed to determine portions of the storm drainage system needing improvement as well as planning analysis of improvement alternatives.  Design phase efforts will be performed as well as construction

The City of Charlotte Storm Water Services is proposing a water quality enhancement project called University Pond. It is bordered by Robert D Snyder Road to the North, Phillips Road to the East, University Hospital Drive to the South, and North Tryon Street to the West. The pond is partially located on the University of North Carolina at Charlotte campus and the remainder on the Atrium Health University City campus. The pond is within a drainage area of approximately 32 acres.

 

Collective Storm Drainage Improvement Projects Series X includes two projects within the City of Charlotte: 6701 Dulverton Dr. and 2424 Ramblewood Ln.

The 6701 Dulverton Dr. project involves storm drainage system upgrades, including installation of a 4’x6′ box culvert, replacement of storm drainage structures and reinforced concrete pipe, full‑depth asphalt replacement, new curb and gutter, and concrete driveway. The 2424 Ramblewood Ln. project consists of the replacement and realignment of small‑diameter reinforced concrete pipe, installation of a CIPP liner, replacement of storm drainage structures, slope regrading, full‑depth asphalt replacement, new curb and gutter, and driveway replacement.

The Brooklain-Coulwood Storm Drainage Improvement Project is bordered by Cathey Road to the east, Brooklain Drive to the south, Waycross Drive to the west, and Coulwood Drive to the north.  This construction project involves addressing flooding concerns and structurally deficient City pipe system at a total of 4 culverts.  An analysis of existing conditions was performed to determine portions of the storm drainage system needing improvement as well as planning analysis of improvement alternatives.  Design phase efforts will be performed as well as construction of needed improvements.

Asset Management performed an inspection of the dual 60-inch CMP culverts with paved inverts beneath Arbor Glen Ln in June 2023. Proposing CIPP lining on the dual 60″ CMP culverts. Replacing the two headwalls. There are improvements on the side system of the culverts. Remove and replace a catch basin along with 15″ RCP. Remove and replace a single catch basin with a double catch basin. Remove and replace a section of 24″ RCP.