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City of St. Cloud | St Cloud, Florida | 2001 - 2006
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The City of St. Cloud’s downtown residential area has a history of fl ooding. A stormwater master plan consisting of four phases was developed to help eliminate drainage problems in the area. The City also determined that in order to better serve the citizens of St. Cloud, the project would incorporate the design and replacement of all water and gravity sewer within the disturbed areas.
Also included was the complete replacement and upgrade of all local roadways. Some of the roads required de-mucking prior to reconstruction to ensure long-term integrity of the roadway system. Project funding was provided by a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG).
BCI designed and permitted construction plans for stormwater, water and sewer construction. The drainage design included more than 41,000 feet of stormwater pipe and 770 stormwater structures. In addition, more than 28,000 feet of water line and 26,000 feet of gravity sewer were replaced. Sixty-four fi re hydrants and 86 sanitary manholes were added.
The project involved the reconstruction of approximately 5.7 miles of local streets. The project required the accommodation of numerous utility conflicts and field adjustments to overcome the presence of unforeseen conditions. Revitalization projects of this nature require a unique degree of communication and trust between the owner, contractor and engineer.
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