Milestones
Project Description
The Town has contracted with Davis & Floyd Engineering to develop a series of drainage studies designed to serve as planning tools for securing funding and implementing improvements. The Interior Lagoon Study has been completed, and the Town has already applied for funding to advance the recommended work in phases. In addition, Davis & Floyd is currently preparing a Town-Wide Drainage Planning Strategy that will categorize future drainage study areas by priority. The firm is also conducting a focused drainage study for the Yacht Club Road area to evaluate needs and identify solutions specific to that corridor
Project Resources
Mark Aakhus, Town Administrator
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Davis & Floyd - Engineering Firm
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Project Updates
Interior Lagoon Study
The Interior Lagoon Study is complete and the Town has applied for grant funding and requested state and federal earmarks to fund the following study recommendations:
- Retrofit Stormwater Structure at Intersection of Whaley Street and Jungle Shores
Road - Replace Crushed Drainage Pipe from Whaley Street to Lagoon System Paralleling
Lilly Street - Install Inline Check Valve Prior to Discharge of 42” Concrete Pipe into Scott Creek
- Retrofit Stormwater Structure at Intersection of Whaley Street and Jungle Shores
Applied for Grants
Staff have applied for BRIC and HMGP grants. Each are for a study of the interior lagoon systems for $100,000.
Arc/Billow
The Arc/Billow project was awarded to Davis & Floyd as Work Authorization #1 for $35,000.
Recommended Firms
The selection committee recommended awarding master agreements to Davis and Floyd and American Engineering. Council approved award on Feb 13, 2020 and authorized negotiation of contracts.
Presentations Scheduled
Presentations have been scheduled with the top four ranked firms for January 22, 2020.
Selection Committee Appointed
Council approved the selection committee on November 14, 2019. The committee consists of Councilmember Susan Hornsby, Iris Hill, Town Administrator, Mark Aakhus Assistant Town Administrator, and Bob Doub, Past Public Works Director.
Proposals Received
Proposals were received from 13 Firms.
McKim & Creed
Reveer Group
The Cranston Team
American Engineering Consultants, Inc.
Johnson, Laschober & Associates, P.C.
Johnson, Mirmiran & Thompson, Inc.
McCormick Taylor
Applied Technology & Management, Inc.
Coastal Science and Engineering/Wildlands Engineering
Stantec
Davis & Floyd Professional Engineering
Thomas & Hutton
Earthworks