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Lift Station Renewal and Replacement - East Ten Park, Maxey Road, Mesa Drive, Westmont, North Shore

PROJECT NUMBER R-000267-0122

LOCATION Refer to Project Map

DISTRICT COUNCIL E & I

BUDGET $19,739,040

TYPE Wastewater

START Summer 2022

COMPLETION Winter 2024

DETAILS The project provides for the rehabilitation of four lift stations: Maxey Rd., Mesa Dr., Westmont and North Shore and the construction of a new lift station at East Ten Park. There will also be construction of gravity sewer along Westmont Drive.

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General Project Information

	What is the purpose of this project? This project is part of the City's Lift Station Renewal and Replacement Improvements program and is required to replace/upgrade lift station facilities. The work to be performed under this contract award is necessary to maintain compliance with Houston's wastewater consent decree with EPA and TCEQ. It is necessary due to the age and condition.
	How long is this project going to take to complete? 17 months (500 calendar days). Work is scheduled to begin in Summer 2022 and is anticipated to be completed in Winter 2024. The project schedule depends upon weather conditions.

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PROJECT NUMBER R-000267-0122

LOCATION Refer to Project Map

DISTRICT COUNCIL E & I

BUDGET $19,739,040

TYPE Wastewater

START Summer 2022

COMPLETION Winter 2024

DETAILS The project provides for the rehabilitation of four lift stations: Maxey Rd., Mesa Dr., Westmont and North Shore and the construction of a new lift station at East Ten Park. There will also be construction of gravity sewer along Westmont Drive.

MAP
Project Map

General Project Information

	What is the purpose of this project? This project is part of the City's Lift Station Renewal and Replacement Improvements program and is required to replace/upgrade lift station facilities. The work to be performed under this contract award is necessary to maintain compliance with Houston's wastewater consent decree with EPA and TCEQ. It is necessary due to the age and condition.
	How long is this project going to take to complete? 17 months (500 calendar days). Work is scheduled to begin in Summer 2022 and is anticipated to be completed in Winter 2024. The project schedule depends upon weather conditions.

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Tree Markings. Lift Station Construction on Westmont Drive 77015 Some have orange netting and some have pink painted sticks. What does each mean?

Dottie Wood asked over 1 year ago

Thank you for your question. The orange fencing typically with four stakes around the trees are required standard tree protection. The pink painted sticks are typically survey markers to identify pipe alignments, station numbers and/or manhole/fitting/valves/etc. identification.
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What is a Lift Station?

Riviera East asked almost 2 years ago

Thank you for your question. A wastewater lift station is a pumping station that moves wastewater from a lower elevation to a higher elevation. The benefit of using a lift station in a sewage collection system is that it saves a substantial amount of money in excavation costs, which involves digging for sewer pipes.

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