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May 25, 2017 | From RoadWork
The City’s construction contractor Hard Rock Construction, LLC is currently 5 percent complete with the $6M French Quarter Infrastructure Improvement Project. Improvements are an element of the Citywide Public Safety Improvement Program launched earlier this year and include reconstructing Bourbon St. from Canal to Dumaine streets, repaving portions of St. Ann St., St. Peters St., Iberville St., Madison St., Chartres St. and Conti St., installing new streetlights and improving sidewalk conditions in the French Quarter.
Command Construction Enterprises, LLC crews are currently working on the S. Galvez St. reconstruction project in Central City. The $5.4M reconstruction project runs from Toledano St. to Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd. Safety fencing and signage is in place to ensure residents and commuters are safe while near the construction site.
Construction of the third phase of Fleur de Lis Dr. between 30th St. and Old Hammond Hwy. in the West End neighborhood is well under way. The existing sewer force main has been removed from the traditionally north bound travel lane and crews are using the same trench to install the new water line. Water line work is approximately 50 percent complete. Drainage work will follow water line installation.The project is scheduled to be completed in the summer of 2018.
The Lakeview North Group A project began on May 12, 2017. This $2.3M FEMA project was designed by Lambert Consultants and is being constructed by Hard Rock Construction LLC. This project will address damaged sidewalks, driveway aprons, and curbs within the public right-of-way.
Sewerage and Water Board representatives met with members of the Carrollton / Riverbend Neighborhood Association this month to update them on the construction of two elevated water towers at the nearby Carrollton Water Purification Plant. SWB engineers are installing two water tanks at the Carrollton Plant to act as water hammers. A water hammer is a pressure surge or wave caused when water is forced to stop or change direction suddenly.
The Patch, Mill and Overlay (repaving) project on St. Charles Ave. continues to make significant strides toward completion. Crews recently repaved a complicated area of the road with minimal disruption to residents.
The full-depth St. Johnson and Melodia C .reconstruction project is nearing completion. Rubion Roads & Streets has completed sidewalk and driveway work and are preparing to pour asphalt in the next week.
It was all smiles at Sewerage & Water Board’s monthly Board meeting. The S&WB Water Dogz received yet another operations team victory, this time in Texas. This is their third state championship win.
The Department of Public Works is currently piloting use of metal screens and filters to help reduce the likelihood that leaves, grass clippings and other undesirable debris can enter catch basins and the City’s storm drain system. Earlier this month, DPW worked with a vendor to install custom made BioClean screens on two catch basins in the French Quarter.
Boh Bros. Construction Co., LLC has completed building the temporary pedestrian access bridge in Joe W. Brown Memorial Park over the north lagoon. The temporary bridge allows walkers, joggers and runners to continue to recreate in the park while the existing bridge is being replaced.
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