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Spring or King tidal water levels can exceed normal high tides by several feet and thereby cause extensive roadway, potential structure and the nuisance flooding of adjacent low-lying areas more than once a day for several hours at each peak tide occurrence. The proposed Dodecanese Boulevard Tidal Flooding Improvements Project has been prepared to resolve the tidallyinfluenced (sunny-day) flooding within these areas.

Oak Island, NC – Oak Island Building 801 Flooding Improvements The work will consist of installing 470 square yards of permeable pavement, 1,165 square feet of stormwater management underground infiltration system, stormwater pump station with electrical control panel, associated storm drainage system, ABC stone and concrete pavement replacement, and dune vegetation replacement within Town right-of-way and Town parcels located near the Building 801

Bid Number:2023-021 Bid Title:Spring Creek Flooding Improvement- Ph. 2 Category:Water, Sewer & Stormwater ConstructionStatus:Open Description: ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDSBID NO.: 2023-021 OWNER: CITY OF DERBY, KANSASADDRESS: 611 N.

The proposed box culverts are 7’x4’ (H/V) the proposed improvements are designed to reduce flood overtopping of the roadway as well as residential structure flooding. The improvements are along a drainage channel known as the “Virginia Drive Outfall” in the Seminole County GIS. Contractor Or Utilized Sub-Contractors should be FDOT Prequalified in the following Categories: 7.Drainage, 9. Fencing, 10. Flexible Paving, 11. Grading 12.

This project involves storm drainage improvements to address drainage and flooding issues located withinOhrt’s Subdivision. Said improvements will more specifically occur on W. 37 th Ave., S. Buntin Loop, S. Waverly St., and S. Anderson St. Work will consist of the installation of 10-inch, 12-inch, and 18-inch storm drain mainlines, storm drain structures, and service lines along with modifications to existing drywells and one manhole.

This project involves storm drainage improvements to address drainage and flooding issues located within Ohrt’s Subdivision. Said improvements will more specifically occur on W. 37 th Ave., S. Buntin Loop, S. Waverly St., and S. Anderson St. Work will consist of the installation of 10-inch,12-inch, and 18-inch storm drain mainlines, storm drain structures, and service lines along with modifications to existing drywells and one manhole.

Scope of work will include assessing existing stormwater infrastructure to identify flood mitigation improvements to reduce the flooding frequency and depth in the vicinity of Donahue Street, Drake Avenue, and Phillipe Drive as part of a comprehensive stormwater plan.