City of AustinIssuing agency·Austin, TX·via Austin Finance Online (AFO)Williamson Creek Trib 4 is experiencing severe erosion affecting multiple single-family and commercial properties. The project will armor stream banks, restore stable channel geometry, and rehabilitate the riparian ecosystem along the project reach. Any utilities affected by the channel degradation will either be relocated or protected from future damage. The project will also include the replacement, relocation and abandonment of wastewater main within Williamson Creek Tributary 4. The project will also focus on two locations of the tributary, approximately 950 LF between Eberhart Lane and Turtle Creek Boulevard and approximately 400 LF downstream of W Stassney Lane
Estimated Amount: $3,710,569.00
Special Notes: Compliance Plan Required.
The project involves channel stabilization/restoration for two reaches (Eberhart Reach and Stassney Reach) and wastewater improvements/relocations. Channel restoration includes construction of dry stacked limestone block walls, installation of dry and vegetated rock riprap, slope reconstruction, cross channel structures, adjusting a storm drain outfall, and revegetation. Wastewater improvements include removal/abandonment of an existing 8-inch concrete pipe, installation of new 8- and 12-inch PVC pipe, replacement/abandonment of manholes, and bypass pumping. The work also includes the replacement, relocation and abandonment of wastewater main within Williamson Creek Tributary 4, focusing on approximately 950 LF between Eberhart Lane and Turtle Creek Boulevard and approximately 400 LF downstream of W Stassney Lane.
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