72-Inch Water Line from Crawford to Mt. Vernon

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PROJECT NUMBER S-000900-0134

LOCATION 72-Inch Water Line from Crawford to Mt. Vernon

COUNCIL DISTRICT C & D

BUDGET $48.8 Million

TYPE Water Line

START Summer 2022

COMPLETION Summer 2024

DETAILS The project provides for the following upgrades: waterlines, sanitary and storm systems, and new concrete pavements.

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General Project Information

What is the purpose of this project?
The 72-Inch water transmission main will carry potable water to the City’s Southwest Pump Station to increase the overall capacity in the region's drinking water.

How long is this project going to take to complete?
24 months (730 calendar days). Work is scheduled to begin in early Summer 2022 and is anticipated to be completed in Summer 2024. The project schedule depends upon weather conditions.

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PROJECT NUMBER S-000900-0134

LOCATION 72-Inch Water Line from Crawford to Mt. Vernon

COUNCIL DISTRICT C & D

BUDGET $48.8 Million

TYPE Water Line

START Summer 2022

COMPLETION Summer 2024

DETAILS The project provides for the following upgrades: waterlines, sanitary and storm systems, and new concrete pavements.

MAP

project map

General Project Information

What is the purpose of this project?
The 72-Inch water transmission main will carry potable water to the City’s Southwest Pump Station to increase the overall capacity in the region's drinking water.

How long is this project going to take to complete?
24 months (730 calendar days). Work is scheduled to begin in early Summer 2022 and is anticipated to be completed in Summer 2024. The project schedule depends upon weather conditions.

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  • Share It seems installation of the drainage pipe and water lines along Tuam St. has been done for several months now, but the street remains a one-way, unpaved, muddy mess. I spoke to a construction supervisor and they said something about paving being delayed as plans were being redrawn for the project. Is this true? When will the street be paved? Thank you. on Facebook Share It seems installation of the drainage pipe and water lines along Tuam St. has been done for several months now, but the street remains a one-way, unpaved, muddy mess. I spoke to a construction supervisor and they said something about paving being delayed as plans were being redrawn for the project. Is this true? When will the street be paved? Thank you. on Twitter Share It seems installation of the drainage pipe and water lines along Tuam St. has been done for several months now, but the street remains a one-way, unpaved, muddy mess. I spoke to a construction supervisor and they said something about paving being delayed as plans were being redrawn for the project. Is this true? When will the street be paved? Thank you. on Linkedin Email It seems installation of the drainage pipe and water lines along Tuam St. has been done for several months now, but the street remains a one-way, unpaved, muddy mess. I spoke to a construction supervisor and they said something about paving being delayed as plans were being redrawn for the project. Is this true? When will the street be paved? Thank you. link

    It seems installation of the drainage pipe and water lines along Tuam St. has been done for several months now, but the street remains a one-way, unpaved, muddy mess. I spoke to a construction supervisor and they said something about paving being delayed as plans were being redrawn for the project. Is this true? When will the street be paved? Thank you.

    johntulving asked about 1 year ago

    Ready...Set...ENGAGE!

    We appreciate your interest in the 72-Inch Water Line from Crawford to Mt. Vernon project. The paving operation is actively forming and pouring paving on the south side of Tuam from Hamilton to Crawford. Thank you for your time and patience.

  • Share It's disappointing to see the delayed completion date. We understand weather conditions but go for days without seeing any construction crews actively working on sections impacting accessibility. What other factors are driving delays? on Facebook Share It's disappointing to see the delayed completion date. We understand weather conditions but go for days without seeing any construction crews actively working on sections impacting accessibility. What other factors are driving delays? on Twitter Share It's disappointing to see the delayed completion date. We understand weather conditions but go for days without seeing any construction crews actively working on sections impacting accessibility. What other factors are driving delays? on Linkedin Email It's disappointing to see the delayed completion date. We understand weather conditions but go for days without seeing any construction crews actively working on sections impacting accessibility. What other factors are driving delays? link

    It's disappointing to see the delayed completion date. We understand weather conditions but go for days without seeing any construction crews actively working on sections impacting accessibility. What other factors are driving delays?

    DLReece asked 2 months ago

    Ready...Set...ENGAGE!

    We appreciate your interest in the 72-Inch Water Line from Crawford to Mt. Vernon project. The paving operation is actively forming and pouring paving on the south side of Tuam from Hamilton to Crawford. Thank you for your time and patience.

  • Share Contractors for the 72” water line from Crawford to Mt Vernon project are regularly parking and blocking sidewalk access without providing safe alternatives. In today’s case the contractors have unnecessarily parked in the sidewalk and crosswalk requiring pedestrians to enter traffic lanes on Montrose to cross Kipling. Contractors should put up signage warning of blocked crosswalks and make best effort not unnecessarily block sidewalks and crosswalks. I reported this latest incident to 311. https://seeclickfix.com/issues/14555530 on Facebook Share Contractors for the 72” water line from Crawford to Mt Vernon project are regularly parking and blocking sidewalk access without providing safe alternatives. In today’s case the contractors have unnecessarily parked in the sidewalk and crosswalk requiring pedestrians to enter traffic lanes on Montrose to cross Kipling. Contractors should put up signage warning of blocked crosswalks and make best effort not unnecessarily block sidewalks and crosswalks. I reported this latest incident to 311. https://seeclickfix.com/issues/14555530 on Twitter Share Contractors for the 72” water line from Crawford to Mt Vernon project are regularly parking and blocking sidewalk access without providing safe alternatives. In today’s case the contractors have unnecessarily parked in the sidewalk and crosswalk requiring pedestrians to enter traffic lanes on Montrose to cross Kipling. Contractors should put up signage warning of blocked crosswalks and make best effort not unnecessarily block sidewalks and crosswalks. I reported this latest incident to 311. https://seeclickfix.com/issues/14555530 on Linkedin Email Contractors for the 72” water line from Crawford to Mt Vernon project are regularly parking and blocking sidewalk access without providing safe alternatives. In today’s case the contractors have unnecessarily parked in the sidewalk and crosswalk requiring pedestrians to enter traffic lanes on Montrose to cross Kipling. Contractors should put up signage warning of blocked crosswalks and make best effort not unnecessarily block sidewalks and crosswalks. I reported this latest incident to 311. https://seeclickfix.com/issues/14555530 link

    Contractors for the 72” water line from Crawford to Mt Vernon project are regularly parking and blocking sidewalk access without providing safe alternatives. In today’s case the contractors have unnecessarily parked in the sidewalk and crosswalk requiring pedestrians to enter traffic lanes on Montrose to cross Kipling. Contractors should put up signage warning of blocked crosswalks and make best effort not unnecessarily block sidewalks and crosswalks. I reported this latest incident to 311. https://seeclickfix.com/issues/14555530

    username asked 12 months ago

    Howdy Neighbor! Thank you for sharing your comments with us. We will share them with the project team. Thanks!

  • Share Hello. Now that the project has started what are the contractors plans for a follow up consultation meeting with affected residents? on Facebook Share Hello. Now that the project has started what are the contractors plans for a follow up consultation meeting with affected residents? on Twitter Share Hello. Now that the project has started what are the contractors plans for a follow up consultation meeting with affected residents? on Linkedin Email Hello. Now that the project has started what are the contractors plans for a follow up consultation meeting with affected residents? link

    Hello. Now that the project has started what are the contractors plans for a follow up consultation meeting with affected residents?

    kas435 asked about 1 year ago

    Howdy Neighbor! Thank you for your question! Please note that restorations will occur at the end of construction for those negatively impacted by the ongoing project and requesting additional contact, please contact 3-1-1 so we can follow up with your request.

  • Share Reference my last question, please provide the detailed schedule for the Hawthorne, Garrott and Emerson construction. The City plan stated Fall 2023. Contractor has started yet indicates this is not the water line, only peripheral stoarm drain works. This leads to access cutoff Fall 2022 and again in 2023! If this is the case, it is difficult to understand how the City has allowed this two years of access cut-off (no access to driveways, paths or ability to take trash out). Please take action to confirm the plan, assess the impact and mitigate disruption. on Facebook Share Reference my last question, please provide the detailed schedule for the Hawthorne, Garrott and Emerson construction. The City plan stated Fall 2023. Contractor has started yet indicates this is not the water line, only peripheral stoarm drain works. This leads to access cutoff Fall 2022 and again in 2023! If this is the case, it is difficult to understand how the City has allowed this two years of access cut-off (no access to driveways, paths or ability to take trash out). Please take action to confirm the plan, assess the impact and mitigate disruption. on Twitter Share Reference my last question, please provide the detailed schedule for the Hawthorne, Garrott and Emerson construction. The City plan stated Fall 2023. Contractor has started yet indicates this is not the water line, only peripheral stoarm drain works. This leads to access cutoff Fall 2022 and again in 2023! If this is the case, it is difficult to understand how the City has allowed this two years of access cut-off (no access to driveways, paths or ability to take trash out). Please take action to confirm the plan, assess the impact and mitigate disruption. on Linkedin Email Reference my last question, please provide the detailed schedule for the Hawthorne, Garrott and Emerson construction. The City plan stated Fall 2023. Contractor has started yet indicates this is not the water line, only peripheral stoarm drain works. This leads to access cutoff Fall 2022 and again in 2023! If this is the case, it is difficult to understand how the City has allowed this two years of access cut-off (no access to driveways, paths or ability to take trash out). Please take action to confirm the plan, assess the impact and mitigate disruption. link

    Reference my last question, please provide the detailed schedule for the Hawthorne, Garrott and Emerson construction. The City plan stated Fall 2023. Contractor has started yet indicates this is not the water line, only peripheral stoarm drain works. This leads to access cutoff Fall 2022 and again in 2023! If this is the case, it is difficult to understand how the City has allowed this two years of access cut-off (no access to driveways, paths or ability to take trash out). Please take action to confirm the plan, assess the impact and mitigate disruption.

    IRWS13 asked over 1 year ago

    Howdy neighbor! The work taking place along Kipling, Audubon, and Emerson is relocation of the small diameter utilities that is required before the installation of the 72-Inch Water Line (Small Diameter Water Line, Sanitary and Storm). This work will require the closure of one lane of traffic along these streets, and access will be provided to the driveways along this alignment. All driveway reconstruction will be coordinated with the residents once the time comes to remove and replace the driveways.

  • Share Hawthore, Garrott and Emerson section of the 72"inch line is planned for Fall 2023 on the phasing map. However there are signs on Montrose Blvd indicating construction is starting and bollards out on Emerson advising lane closeure. Please advise if this is the start of the 72 inch line and if this is the case, the new, detailed plan for driveway closures / access issues. on Facebook Share Hawthore, Garrott and Emerson section of the 72"inch line is planned for Fall 2023 on the phasing map. However there are signs on Montrose Blvd indicating construction is starting and bollards out on Emerson advising lane closeure. Please advise if this is the start of the 72 inch line and if this is the case, the new, detailed plan for driveway closures / access issues. on Twitter Share Hawthore, Garrott and Emerson section of the 72"inch line is planned for Fall 2023 on the phasing map. However there are signs on Montrose Blvd indicating construction is starting and bollards out on Emerson advising lane closeure. Please advise if this is the start of the 72 inch line and if this is the case, the new, detailed plan for driveway closures / access issues. on Linkedin Email Hawthore, Garrott and Emerson section of the 72"inch line is planned for Fall 2023 on the phasing map. However there are signs on Montrose Blvd indicating construction is starting and bollards out on Emerson advising lane closeure. Please advise if this is the start of the 72 inch line and if this is the case, the new, detailed plan for driveway closures / access issues. link

    Hawthore, Garrott and Emerson section of the 72"inch line is planned for Fall 2023 on the phasing map. However there are signs on Montrose Blvd indicating construction is starting and bollards out on Emerson advising lane closeure. Please advise if this is the start of the 72 inch line and if this is the case, the new, detailed plan for driveway closures / access issues.

    IRWS13 asked over 1 year ago

    Howdy Neighbor, Harper Brothers Construction has begun on Emerson with saw cuts on road getting ready for storm and wastewater lines lines. The contractor has also excavated for installation to begin on 9/16/22. Road work signs crossing Montrose were placed in the working area the week of 9/4/22 to designate the work area. 

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  • Share Where is PHASE 12 in the traffic control detour plans? Why is this the only phase not addressed? on Facebook Share Where is PHASE 12 in the traffic control detour plans? Why is this the only phase not addressed? on Twitter Share Where is PHASE 12 in the traffic control detour plans? Why is this the only phase not addressed? on Linkedin Email Where is PHASE 12 in the traffic control detour plans? Why is this the only phase not addressed? link

    Where is PHASE 12 in the traffic control detour plans? Why is this the only phase not addressed?

    EGG-HOU asked almost 2 years ago

    Hello thank you for your question. Phase 12 of the traffic control sheets begins on Sheet 356 of 428 (PDF-page 20).

  • Share Why is the project building only 4-foot sidewalks when the rest of Hawthorne Street is being built to 6-foot sidewalks and the City standard is 5-foot sidewalks? Emerson especially will have plenty of room to build to 6' sidewalks when the roadway is narrowed. on Facebook Share Why is the project building only 4-foot sidewalks when the rest of Hawthorne Street is being built to 6-foot sidewalks and the City standard is 5-foot sidewalks? Emerson especially will have plenty of room to build to 6' sidewalks when the roadway is narrowed. on Twitter Share Why is the project building only 4-foot sidewalks when the rest of Hawthorne Street is being built to 6-foot sidewalks and the City standard is 5-foot sidewalks? Emerson especially will have plenty of room to build to 6' sidewalks when the roadway is narrowed. on Linkedin Email Why is the project building only 4-foot sidewalks when the rest of Hawthorne Street is being built to 6-foot sidewalks and the City standard is 5-foot sidewalks? Emerson especially will have plenty of room to build to 6' sidewalks when the roadway is narrowed. link

    Why is the project building only 4-foot sidewalks when the rest of Hawthorne Street is being built to 6-foot sidewalks and the City standard is 5-foot sidewalks? Emerson especially will have plenty of room to build to 6' sidewalks when the roadway is narrowed.

    nicko3000125 asked almost 2 years ago

    Thank you for your question. Due to the existing site constraints such as the existence of matured trees, exposed and widespread root systems, existing landscapes, and the close proximity of existing buildings, a variance was approved by the Office of the City Engineer to replace the existing 4-foot sidewalks with the same width and maintain uniformity along the route. The proposed sidewalks will be in compliance with Texas Accessibility Standards and consistent with the American with Disabilities Act (ADA).  

  • Share Is it possible to issue the project schedule (street by street) before the Virtual Meeting? on Facebook Share Is it possible to issue the project schedule (street by street) before the Virtual Meeting? on Twitter Share Is it possible to issue the project schedule (street by street) before the Virtual Meeting? on Linkedin Email Is it possible to issue the project schedule (street by street) before the Virtual Meeting? link

    Is it possible to issue the project schedule (street by street) before the Virtual Meeting?

    IRWS13 asked almost 2 years ago

    Thank you for your question. The project phasing map is now available online. Please review it for a more information on the sequence and anticipated project schedule.

  • Share Is this project scheduled to start in June? Will work start on one end and then continue to the other or will it be done in small sections? on Facebook Share Is this project scheduled to start in June? Will work start on one end and then continue to the other or will it be done in small sections? on Twitter Share Is this project scheduled to start in June? Will work start on one end and then continue to the other or will it be done in small sections? on Linkedin Email Is this project scheduled to start in June? Will work start on one end and then continue to the other or will it be done in small sections? link

    Is this project scheduled to start in June? Will work start on one end and then continue to the other or will it be done in small sections?

    Hindesky asked about 2 years ago

    Thank you for your questions. The contractor is expected to be on board June 2022. Once we have the contractor on board, we can provide the construction schedules and sequence. This Project will be constructed in small sections or block by block. Please check the project webpage and subscribe to  get updates on the project.

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