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Kensington finalizes Hadley Place storm-drain plan; St. Paul Street work in design
Summary
The town finalized the Hadley Place Storm Drain Improvement Project using ARPA funds—installing 520 linear feet of new pipe with a 12,000-gallon capacity and replacing an existing 21-inch line—and reported that Brudis engineering is finishing plans for St. Paul Street storm-drain work to relieve localized stormwater issues.
Town Manager Hoffman reported that the Hadley Place Storm Drain Improvement Project has been finalized and will be funded with American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds. The project scope includes installing approximately 520 linear feet of new storm drain with a capacity to hold about 12,000 gallons of stormwater between Carroll Place (inlet C4-3) and Washington Street (inlet C2-2), and replacing an existing 21-inch line between 10202 Carroll Place and 10100 Hadley Place.
Hoffman also said Brudis engineering is completing final plans for a St. Paul Street Storm Drain Improvement Project intended to alleviate stormwater issues between 3404 University Boulevard and the 10700 block of St. Paul Street, and to add a new storm drain line from University Boulevard to McComas Avenue. The meeting record did not provide construction start dates or total project budgets.
Next steps: final engineering by Brudis and subsequent project bid/implementation scheduling; additional details and budgets to be provided in future staff reports.
