EMC Engineering Services, Inc. provided design and construction overview and inspection services for the Cleland Street Interceptor to provide flood relief in the Westside Drainage Basin in Savannah, Georgia. The Cleland Street Interceptor is part of the City of Savannah’s Westside Flood Relief Project which includes the Westside Outfall Line and Westside Stormwater Pump Station. The project included:
- 1,707 LF double 8’x7’ cast-in-place concrete box culvert
- 1,155 LF double 6’x7’ cast-in-place concrete box culvert
- 385 LF Single 10’x7’ cast-in-place concrete box culvert
- 895 LF Single 8’x6’ cast-in-place concrete box culvert
- Five cast-in-place concrete junction boxes
- Supplemental storm drainage ranging from 18″ to 72″ with inlets and manholes
- 2,195 LF of 6″ and 8″ water relocations with valves, meters, etc.
- 1,625 LF 8″ – 12″ sewer relocations with manholes and laterals
- Associated demolition, earthwork and shoring
- 8,600 SY of street paving with 4,780 LF of curb and gutter