The Work to be completed for the 2026 St. Mary's Dr. Storm Improvements & Paving is described briefly as follows:
The project consists of removing approx.. 30 LF of existing 24" RCP across a road and replacing it with 30 LF of 30" RCP, removing & replacing 2 double wing catch basins, remove & replace approx.. 100 LF of curb & gutter, cut 2 ex. 15" HDPE storm pipes from the inside that are protruding into ex. 30" CMP and seal the connections. Project includes approx.. 2700 LF of resurfacing/milling & overlay improvements on St Mary's Dr.. Work includes (but is not limited to) asphalt milling, Open-Graded Interlayer asphaltic concrete, asphalt pavement overlay, asphalt leveling course, pavement striping and marking replacement, overlay/pavement patch, traffic control, erosion control, and other miscellaneous work.
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The work includes removing about 30 LF of existing 24-inch RCP and installing 30 LF of 30-inch RCP, removing and replacing 2 double wing catch basins and about 100 LF of curb and gutter, cutting 2 existing 15-inch HDPE pipes protruding into existing 30-inch CMP and sealing the connections, and performing about 2700 LF of resurfacing and milling and overlay including asphalt milling, Open-Graded Interlayer asphaltic concrete, overlay, leveling course, striping and marking replacement, patching, traffic control and erosion control.
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