North Linden 1

Construction Updates: Week of January 30, 2023

Please note that construction schedules are subject to change due to weather, site issues, etc. Reference this MAP to view the impacted construction areas for next week. Unsure about which is your area? Visit the Blueprint- map and type in your address to find out!

Sump pump installations are offered for a limited time only! We have a few spots left on our list! If you are interested, contact us ASAP and we’ll schedule your no-obligation assessment to see if a sump pump is right for you!

General Updates

COVID-19 Update: Due to the outdoor nature of the work, lateral lining and downspout redirection crews will continue to work in the field, supervised by an independent inspection firm. Sump pump installations are continuing at this time. Some staff are working remotely to address emerging issues. Please be patient as it may take longer to respond to your questions or concerns.

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Reminder: If you have a basement backup (sewer water coming up from your floor drain), please report this to the City by calling 614-645-7102. Please note that crews are working diligently to investigate issues throughout the city, and so we may not be able to respond immediately. We appreciate your patience and understanding.

Project Status

E N Broadway – Cleaning of sanitary laterals

Clevelawn Ct – Cleaning of sanitary laterals

Artane/Parkwood Project Area

Miscellaneous punch work
Delbert Rd – Sanitary lateral lining
Myrtle Ave – Downspout redirect work
Briarwood Ave – Downspout redirect work
Linden Ave – Downspout redirect work
Republic Ave – Downspout redirect work
Bancroft Ave – Downspout redirect work
Traymore Pl – Cleaning of sanitary laterals and downspout redirect work
Joan Pl – Downspout redirect work
E Hudson St – Cleaning of sanitary laterals

Linview Park

No work planned

Construction

Design Details

Current Projects

North Linden 1 is bounded by Oakland Park Ave to the north, Berrell Ave. and Parkwood to the east, E. Hudson St. to the south and Medina Ave. and Hamilton Ave. to the west. North Linden 1 is divided into four project areas:

Oakland Park-Medina (Medina Ave. to Cleveland Ave. between Oakland Park and E. Weber Rd.)

Agler-Berrell (Cleveland Ave. to Berrell Ave. between Oakland Park and Genessee Ave.)

Hudson-McGuffey (Hamilton Ave. to Cleveland Ave. between E. Weber Rd. and E. Hudson St.)

Artane-Parkwood (Cleveland Ave. to Parkwood Ave. between Genessee Ave. to E. Hudson St.)

Linview Park –Preconstruction Meeting Recording

Total Suspended Solids (TSS) Basins – Preconstruction meeting January 2022

Linden Project Area Map

Phase 1

Surveying: 2015-2017

Surveyors are in the neighborhood to document water flow patterns, topography, existing utilities, and other residential infrastructure, such as downspouts.

Phase 2

Green Infrastructure Design: 2020-2022

The engineering team identifies the types and locations of green infrastructure that will meet the needs of the neighborhood. During the design phase, we seek resident feedback through surveys, public meetings, and field visits.

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Phase 3

Shovels in the Ground: 2021-2022

Construction of green infrastructure involves work in the public right-of-way and street. All neighborhood residents will be notified of anticipated impacts, and Blueprint will send out weekly construction updates to keep everyone informed of the schedule and activities.

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Green Infrastructure Construction: 2021

Rain gardens and permeable pavement sites are installed. During this time other city infrastructure work may occur, such as waterline upgrades or sidewalk installations.

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Lateral Lining and Roofwater Redirection: 2022-2025

Individual homes are assessed for lateral lining and roofwater redirection. These drainage improvements prevent stormwater from entering the sanitary sewer lines by getting that water away from your home and out to the street, so it can drain to the storm sewer system

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