Infrastructure – Condition Assessment

Overview & Purpose• Infrastructure Condition Assessment – General Findings/Conditions

– Streets/Sidewalks/Parking Lots– Storm Drainage System– Water System– Sanitary Sewer System

• Capital Improvement Program Development– Analysis of Data – Modeling– Cost Opinion

• Memoranda of Agreement

Infrastructure – Condition Assessment

Streets and Bridges – 90% Complete•Assessment of curb/gutter, sidewalk, parking lots, signs & markings•VDOT reviewing the street inventory to make a judgment on funding eligibility •Roadware Study Review•2008 Bridge Inspection Report Review

Infrastructure – Condition AssessmentStormwater – 100% Complete•Limits of condition assessments

– 40 structures assessed– All outfalls assessed– Pipe material identification

•Evaluation of 2005 Report•System Mapping

Infrastructure – Condition AssessmentWastewater – 75% Complete• Gravity system condition assessments

– Manhole Checks and Entry Assessments– Review of Past Studies

• Evaluation of existing system condition information from ODUS

• Remaining Work– CCTV Gravity and Pressure Systems –

Start 12/1/09– Flow Monitoring – Start 1/1/10– System Mapping/Modeling– Pump Station Evaluations

Infrastructure – Condition Assessment

Water – 80% Complete• Evaluation of existing system

condition information from ODUS

• System Mapping/Modeling• Material Assessments by

NNWW

Infrastructure – Condition Assessment

Hampton, Newport News, and Other Coordination• Met with Hampton, NNWW, ODUS, and DPW in September• Met with DEQ and HRSD in October

– Fort Monroe will not be required to participate in the Regional DEQ Consent Order

• Information Sharing• Accompany Field Crews doing Condition Assessment

Infrastructure – Condition AssessmentWhat’s Next?• Complete Field Investigations by 12/31/09• Flow Monitoring Sewer 1/1/10• Develop Water & Sewer System Models • Data Analysis and Final Assessment

Report • Capital Improvement Program/Cost

Opinions• Memorandums of Agreement

Questions?