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Council hears plan for $893,000 Pine Street sanitary sewer replacement
Summary
Sewer Supervisor Don Erickson presented the Pine Street Sanitary Sewer Replacement Project using pipe-bursting and open-cut methods; engineer's estimate about $893,000 and bids were scheduled to open mid-June, with construction expected later this summer if a bid is awarded.
Sewer Supervisor Don Erickson presented an overview of the Pine Street Sanitary Sewer Replacement Project, describing a mix of pipe-bursting and conventional open-cut construction to replace aging sewer main, reduce groundwater infiltration, and preserve wastewater treatment capacity. Erickson reported an engineer's estimate of approximately $893,000 and said bids were scheduled to be opened mid-June.
Staff told council they anticipate returning with a bid award recommendation; if council approves the award, construction is expected to begin later this summer. The project is intended to yield operational savings by reducing infiltration and inflow into the sewer system.
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