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Council committee approves $48,700 design contract for Alyssa Creek Court drainage improvements

2425884 · February 27, 2025
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Summary

Public Works recommended and the committee approved engaging Millennia Professional Services for design of Alyssa Creek Court drainage improvements to address erosion at four storm-sewer outfalls.

The Public Works Committee approved a resolution authorizing an engineering services agreement with Millennia Professional Services of Illinois LTD for design of drainage improvements at Alyssa Creek Court at a contract value of $48,700.

Why it matters: residents reported progressive erosion and localized flooding at multiple storm-sewer outfalls in the Alyssa Creek Court/Knob Creek area. Committee members and residents said sinkholes and yard erosion have worsened as nearby development has increased.

Scope: staff described four locations where city-owned storm sewers discharge and are causing erosion at the outfall. The $48,700 design contract covers survey, mitigation planning, engineering drawings, specifications and bidding documents to enable a separate construction contract to be procured.

Public comment: multiple residents spoke at the meeting, describing sinkholes, yard erosion and property impacts; one resident said more than 600 tons of rock had been placed on private property to stabilize a bank. A resident who lives on Alyssa Creek Court urged prompt action, calling the situation unsafe and said the problem had grown over more than a decade.

Next steps: the committee approved the design contract by roll call and will forward the resolution to the full council for authorization to execute the agreement. Staff said the timeline depends on design duration and that construction likely would follow in a later phase when funding and bids are available.