Glenbrook Lane Storm Drain Improvement Project

Glenbrook Lane Storm Drain Improvement Project

The project consists of upgrading the existing storm drainage system to provide for improved storm water conveyance and alleviate flooding near the intersections of Homesweet Way at Comfort Ct., and at Panama Avenue. Piped storm water flow will drain west along Homesweet then north along Panama. The project's eastern terminus is the intersection of Friendly Ct. at Homesweet Way and its northern terminus is approximately 355 feet north of Homesweet Way on Panama Avenue. The project has two linear components, both within the public right-of-way. The first component runs east/west along Homesweet Way for 827 feet. The second runs north/south along Panama Avenue for 355 feet. The east/west component is a combination of 456 feet of upsized 15" pipe, 401 feet of upsized 30" pipe, 3 replacement manholes, 3 replacement inlets, 2 new manholes, and 3 new inlets. Two of the new inlets are east of Sunglow Ct. and one is west of Comfort Ct. The new manholes are east of Sunglow Ct. The north/south component is a combination of 355 feet of new 30" pipe, one new manhole and one new inlet; both of which are at the intersection of Homesweet Way and Panama Avenue. There are also 239 feet of inlet; both of which are at the intersection of Homesweet Way and Panama Avenue. There are also 239 feet of inlet laterals being added to the two components. Improvements to the pipe, and additional drainage inlets will effectively convey flow as well as serve as in-line detention storage. This attenuation is designed to prevent flooding downstream.

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