The City has been lining the sewer system in order to maintain its structural integrity, as well as, extend the service life of the pipe network. In January 2019, City Council awarded a five-year bid contract to LiquiForce/Granite to perform this work. Currently, the contractor has completed phase one of the project which included sewer inspection, cleaning, and measurement intake for the placement of pipe lining.
Project Scope and Overview
Pipe candidates for lining are determined each year based on rating criteria from the regular sewer inspections.
Project Start: March 9, 2020
Project Completion: June 2020
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The gas main and service replacement began in March 2020 on Oakshire Ave. from Webster to 12 Mile Rd. Currently, crews had to stop work due to the COVID-19 outbreak but are expected to restart work soon and will complete the gas line replacement in June 2020.
Project Start: March 9, 2020Project Completion: May 2020Questions or Inquiries? Contact EIRP Customer Concerns at EIRPCustomerConcerns@cmsenergy.comTo learn more about the Consumer's gas line updates on Oakshire Ave.
This project is an Oakland County construction project. All information regarding this project was pulled from their website which can be found here.
QUESTIONS? Contact RCOC at 877-858-4804 or email dcsmail@rcoc.org
Residents and business owners are encouraged to sign up through the City’s eBlast alerts following this link: www.tinyurl.com/12mileroadconstruction. Residents who sign up will receive the latest updates regarding the Oakland County project, as well as, updates about businesses and community partner activities happening on 12 Mile during the construction.
Project Start: June 1, 2020 (utility relocation began in April and is expected to be completed in June; there will be periodic lane closures for the work)
Project Completion: Winter 2020
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Wondering where to park?
Following the voter-approved Capital Improvement Project Millage for Road/Infrastructure in November 2018, the City will commence its two-year project of road improvements to numerous local and residential streets.
Residents and business owners are encouraged to sign up through the City’s eBlast alerts following this link: www.tinyurl.com/berkleyroadimprovements. Residents who sign up will receive the latest updates regarding the Captial Improvements project.
Project Scope and Overview
The project includes the removal and replacement of various sections of concrete and curbs, as well as, rehabilitation of drainage structures throughout the City. Currently Public Works and the City’s consulting engineers, Hubbell, Roth & Clark, INC. (HRC), have completed the contract bid process and the pre-construction meeting is scheduled for late May. After this meeting, the City will provide a timeline of which City streets will have work done this calendar year. The project is scheduled to begin in August 2020.
QUESTIONS? Contact the HRC Inspector Mark Gazlay via email at mgazlay@hrcengr.com or phone at 248-535-3357.
Project Start (Phase 1): August 2020Project Completion (Phase 1): November 2020To learn more about the City-wide road improvement program
The City of Berkley has begun the process for its City-wide Sidewalk Replacement Program beginning in Fall 2020. This program will be taking a new approach where it will run in five-year cycles rather than carrying out replacements every 15 years as it had been done in the past. All future Sidewalk Replacement Program locations, timelines, and budgets will be determined following the completion of the pilot program.
The Scope of the Pilot Program is as follows:
- The replacement of sidewalk slabs (whether they are the result of tree root disturbance or not) within the southwest section of the City bordered by Greenfield and Coolidge to the west and east, respectively, and 11 Mile Road and Catalpa to the south and north, respectively.
- This initial program includes those concrete slabs determined to be “immediate” (2 inches or more in vertical displacement), as determined by inspection and evaluation of this section, including City-owned facilities.
- If there are any major category (between ½ inch and 2 inches in vertical displacement) priorities adjacent to the immediate priorities, those slabs will be addressed at the same time.
Project Start: Mid-October 2020
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