KANSAS CITY WATER SERVICES FISCAL YEAR 2016 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
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1 KANSAS CITY WATER SERVICES FISCAL YEAR 2016 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Water...Page 2 Design Professional Services... Page 3 Construction... Page 8 Wastewater...Page 12 Design Professional Services... Page 13 Construction... Page 16 Stormwater/Waterways...Page 20 Construction... Page 21 PAGE 1
3 FISCAL YEAR 2016 WATER CIP Water Project Type Treatment $10,500,000 Pump Station $11,090,000 Transmission $7,850,000 Distribution $49,260,000 Total $78,700,000 PAGE 2
4 TREATMENT Chemical Building (Lime Slakers) $750,000 May 2015 Water Treatment Plant Facility Plan $500,000 July 2015 Tier 1 Improvements at Water Treatment Plant $1,500,000 February 2016 PUMP STATION Turkey Creek Pump Station Rehabilitation: Concrete and Building Rehab & Upper Reservoir Baffling and Vent Design $500,000 Sept PAGE 3
5 DISTRIBUTION Water Main Replacement: Askew Ave. to Belmead Rd.; E. 33rd St. to E. 53rd St. $391,000 March 2015 Water Main Replacement: Raytown Road; E. 87th St. to E. Bannister Rd. $227,000 March 2015 Water Main Replacement: Noland Rd. to Rhinehart; Little Blue Rd. to 87th St. $249,000 March 2015 Water Main Replacement: Mercier St. to Woodland Lane; W. 90th Terr. to 100th Terr. $392,000 March 2015 Water Main Replacement: Bristol Ave. to Booth Ave.; 47th Terr. to 73rd St. $357,000 May 2015 PAGE 4
6 DISTRIBUTION Water Main Replacement: N. Park Plaza Dr. to N. Agnes Ave.; NW 65th Place to NE 88th St. $468,000 March 2015 Water Main Replacement: Mercier St. to Wayne Ave.; W. 72nd St. to W. 87th St. $900,000 March 2015 Water Main Replacement: Highland Ave. to Hillcrest Rd.; E. 79th St. to E. 100th Terr. $1,000,000 March 2015 Water Main Replacement: Manchester to SW View High Drive; E. Bannister Rd. to Longview Rd. $427,000 March 2015 Water Main Replacement: Washington St. to Prospect Ave.; 108th Terr. to 155th St. $439,000 March 2015 PAGE 5
7 SLBE-WSDEPS PROJECTS Water Main Replacement: Winchester to Hardy; E. Truman Rd. to 40th Terr. $316,000 March 2015 Water Main Replacement: N. Oak Trafficway to Brooklyn Ave; NE Russell Rd. to NE Englewood Rd. $320,000 March 2015 Water Main Replacement: Noland Rd. to Emery Ave.; E. 49th St. to Little Blue Rd. $412,000 March 2015 Water Main Replacement: Terrace St. to Euclid Ave.; E. 3rd St. to W. 32nd Terr. $219,000 March 2015 Water Main Replacement: N. Oak Trafficway to Tracy Ave.; NE 96th Terr. to NE Cookingham Dr. $184,000 March 2015 Water Main Replacement: Wiedenmann Place to Agnes; 42nd St. to 67th St. $75,000 March 2015 PAGE 6
8 SLBE-WSDEPS PROJECTS Water Main Replacement: Hillcrest Rd. to Wallace Ave.; 74th St. to 86th St. $222,000 March 2015 Water Main Replacement: N. Kansas Ave. to N. Cypress Ave; NE 41st St. to NE 57th Terr. $402,000 March 2015 Dehumidification at Secondary Pump Station $80,000 July 2015 PAGE 7
9 TREATMENT Primary Basins (5 and 6) Improvements and Painting $2,750,000 April 2015 Chemical Building (Limo Silo and Intake Building Painting) $500,000 June 2015 Chemical Building (Lime Unloading System) $1,100,000 January 2016 PUMP STATION Shoal Creek Parkway Pump Station and Storage Site $6,600,000 April 2015 East Bottoms Pump Station Rehabilitation Phase 2 Roof Replacement $850,000 October 2015 TRANSMISSION Vivion Road Transmission Main - 36 $7,850,000 January 2016 PAGE 8
10 DISTRIBUTION Water Main Replacement: N. Oakley to Marsh; 20th St. to 34th St. $1,700,000 March 2015 Water Main Replacement: N. Walnut to Bennington; St. John to 17th St. $700,000 April 2015 Water Main Replacement: Stateline to Holmes; 75th St. to 85th St. $1,830,000 April 2015 Water Main Replacement: Stateline to Holmes; 86th St. to 132nd Terr. $2,000,000 May 2015 Water Main Replacement: Holmes to Lydia Ave.; 79th St. to 85th St. $850,000 May 2015 Water Main Replacement: Lydia to Walrond; 77th Terr. to 85th St. $2,900,000 June 2015 PAGE 9
11 DISTRIBUTION Water Main Replacement: NW Waukomis to N. Troost; 40th St. to 83rd St. $750,000 June 2015 Water Main Replacement: N. Hardesty to N. Tullis; 50th St. to 62nd St. $1,850,000 July 2015 Water Main Replacement: Elmwood to Blue Ridge Cutoff; 47th St. to 57th St. $1,850,000 July 2015 Water Main Replacement: N. Troost to N. Kansas; NW Russell Rd. to NE Englewood $1,200,000 August 2015 Water Main Replacement: Askew to Hardesty; 36th St. to 46th St. $1,000,000 August 2015 Water Main Replacement: Drury to Elm; 80th Terr. to 120th Terr. $2,800,000 Sept PAGE 10
12 DISTRIBUTION Water Main Replacement: Stateline to Harrison; 44th St. to 75th St. $1,650,000 Sept Water Main Replacement: N. Walrond to N. Brighton; NE Russell Rd. to 53rd Terr. $1,200,000 October 2015 Water Main Replacement: Holmes to College; 85th St. to 139th St. $1,400,000 October 2015 Water Main Replacement: Woodland to Kensington; 63rd St. to 72nd Terr. $900,000 November 2015 Water Main Replacement: Blue Ridge Cutoff to Norfleet; 38th Terr. to 75th St. $1,100,000 November 2015 Water Main Replacement: N. Richards to N. Brighton; 1st St. to 37th St. $1,050,000 December 2015 PAGE 11
13 FISCAL YEAR 2016 WASTEWATER CIP Wastewater Project Type Wastewater Treatment $13,550,000 Pump Station $10,000,000 Collection System $27,760,000 Overflow Control Program $137,420,000 Total $188,730,000 PAGE 12
14 TREATMENT Burlington Creek/Line Creek Force Main Evaluation $300,000 September 2015 Digester Improvements $200,000 October 2015 Grease Receiving Station $500,000 November 2015 Birmingham/Westside Grit Removal and Blowers $900,000 February 2016 Westside Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvements $1,000,000 March 2016 PAGE 13
15 OVERFLOW CONTROL PROGRAM Sewer Separation at Diversion Structure 099 $150,000 February 2015 Relief Sewer: Diversion Structure 068 to Blue River $821,000 March 2015 In-Line Storage: Gooseneck Arch Sewer Gate and Pump Station Improvements $1,530,000 March 2015 Private Inflow/Infiltration Reduction Program $3,500,000 June 2015 Private Inflow/Infiltration Reduction Program $3,500,000 June 2015 Private Inflow/Infiltration Reduction Program $3,500,000 June 2015 PAGE 14
16 OVERFLOW CONTROL PROGRAM In-Line Storage: OK Creek Gates $670,000 July 2015 Green Infrastructure Pilot: Additional Pilots - Westport $450,000 July 2015 Westside Wastewater Treatment Plant Capacity Expansion $5,370,000 December 2015 Green Infrastructure Pilot: Northeast Industrial District $1,100,000 March 2016 Green Infrastructure Pilot: Turkey Creek/ Central Industrial District $1,110,000 April 2016 PAGE 15
17 TREATMENT Platte Woods Pump Station Rehabilitation $1,500,000 January 2016 Digester Improvements $1,000,000 April 2016 Odor Control Improvements Phase 1 at Blue River $4,400,000 October 2016 PUMP STATION Upper Rush Pump Station Rehabilitation $5,000,000 February 2016 Weatherby Pump Station Rehabilitation $5,000,000 February 2016 PAGE 16
18 COLLECTION City-wide Sewer Manhole Stabilization within Waterways $900,000 May 2015 Walnut Street Sewer Rehabilitation $4,000,000 June 2015 PAGE 17
19 OVERFLOW CONTROL PROGRAM Middle Blue River Green Infrastructure at Outfall 069 Phase 1 $6,270,000 March th Street Pump Station Upgrade - Phase 1 $20,000,000 April 2015 Middle Blue River Neighborhood Sewer Rehabilitation Project $15,680,000 April 2015 Blue River South I/I Reduction Area 1 and Area 2 Project $8,000,000 April 2015 Middle Blue River Green Infrastructure at Outfall 059 Phase 1 $980,000 May 2015 Middle Blue River Green Infrastructure at Outfall 059 Phase 2 $2,860,000 May 2015 Middle Blue River Green Infrastructure at Outfall 069 Phase 2 $4,840,000 May 2015 PAGE 18
20 OVERFLOW CONTROL PROGRAM Middle Blue River Green Infrastructure at Outfall 069 Phase 3 $5,940,000 May 2015 In-Line Gates at Santa Fe Pump Station $2,173,000 July 2015 Middle Blue River Green Infrastructure at Outfall 059 Phase 3 $8,250,000 August 2015 Sewer Consolidation at Outfall 063 $6,030,000 September 2015 Green Infrastructure Pilot: Additional Pilots 3rd District $3,330,000 September 2015 Sewer Separation at Diversion Structure 006 $5,150,000 December 2015 PAGE 19
21 FISCAL YEAR 2016 STORMWATER/WATERWAYS CIP Stormwater/Waterways Project Type Conveyance $1,585,500 Green Infrastructure $860,000 Channel Improvements $115,000 Trails $4,000,000 Drainage Improvements $140,000 Other $140,000 Total $6,840,500 PAGE 20
22 STORMWATER/WATERWAYS IMPROVEMENTS Blue River Trail: Brush Creek to Stadium Drive Waterways $2,000,000 June 2015 Blue River Trail: Stadium Drive to Corrington Park Waterways $2,000,000 November 2015 Detention Basin: NE 114th Terr.; Charlotte Ave. to Tracy Ave. $142,000 December 2015 Culvert Replacement: 57th St. and Norfleet $700,000 February 2016 Culvert Replacement: Loma Vista and Eastern Ave. $718,000 February 2016 Concrete Channel Replacement: Ruskin Hills $300,000 March 2016 PAGE 21
23 STORMWATER/WATERWAYS IMPROVEMENTS House Demolition: 70th Terr. $140,000 December 2015 Storm Drain Improvements: Carriage Hills $180,000 March 2016 Catch Basin Drain Line: Spruce Avenue $100,500 March 2016 PAGE 22
24 U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS PROJECTS Turkey Creek Missouri River Interceptors Waterways $8,000,000 July 2015 Dodson Utility Relocations and Levee Work (Upper Blue River) Waterways $5,000,000 April 2016 For more information about U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Projects: PAGE 23
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