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The work includes removal of existing rip-rap along the lake shoreline, earthwork, concrete block mat installation for shoreline stabilization, ledgestone wall installation, aggregate surfacing, concrete wheel stops, site furnishings, landscaping, and other related site work items.

The proposed project herein specified and described includes the following work: Placement of approximately 2,819 tons of stone riprap along sections of Lake Decatur shoreline, including brush removal and filter fabric.

The proposed improvement, 2025 Manhole Rehabilitation Project, designated as City Project 2025-14, consists of the rehabilitation of existing brick and concrete manholes at various locations throughout the City. The work includes mobilization, manhole cleaning, repair of substrate and active infiltration, application of cementitious material, frame and casting replacement, cleanup, and traffic control.

Project consists of the renovation of an existing residential garage to serve as a new outdoor pavilion

The proposed project includes the removal of the existing concrete boat ramp. Construction of a new concrete boat ramp and courtesy dock and placement of concrete block revetment mat and riprap around the ramp.

The proposed project herein specified and described includes the following work: Install 1,320 feet of 8” DIP in Deer Run Subdivision, 1,080 feet of 6” DIP in Highland Road, 400 feet of 8” DIP in Pythian Avenue, 420 feet of 6” DIP in McKinley Avenue, 380 feet of 8” DIP in Rose Street, 920 feet of 8” DIP in Morgan Street, 420 feet of 6” DIP in Vine Street and 2,260 feet of 8” DIP in Highland Place. This project also includes replacing 11 water services on Fairview Avenue and Marietta Street.

The proposed improvement, Allen Bend & Route 51 Pump Station Improvements, designated as City Project 2023-01, shall be performed at two separate sanitary Pump Stations within the City of Decatur. The work at each location may consist of the demolition of prefabricated wet wells, valve vaults, piping, pumps and electrical; the installation of new pump station with concrete wet wells, valve vault, piping, pumps and electrical; 8” PVC sanitary sewer; 2” HDPE force main; bypass pumping; pavement, curb and gutter, landscape removal and other miscellaneous items. The work also includes mobilization and traffic control.

The proposed project herein specified and described includes the following work: This work shall consist of making point repairs in the City’s storm and sanitary sewer system at various locations around the City including the installation of new manholes as required. This project will perform a majority of the City’s rapid response storm and sanitary sewer system repairs through June 1, 2026, along with any additional storm and sanitary sewer repair work identified by the City. The work also includes pavement removal and restoration along with traffic control, and other items of restoration.

The proposed project herein specified and described includes the following work: Class B concrete patching, curb and gutter removal and replacement, and ADA improvements at the Senator Severns Transit Center at 353 E William St.