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Start Date: July, 2015
Expected Completion: August, 2015
Precision Concrete Cutting is working to make neighborhoods safer by repairing uneven sidewalks, removing trip hazards as well as doing concrete repairs. Here are some pictures from the completion of project area B.
Precision Cutting removed trip hazards at 302 locations by cutting 453 panels at a cost of $11,778. Replacement of these saved panels would have cost the City about $56,600.
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Michigan Avenue Steam Project
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Start Date: April, 2015
Expected Completion: October, 2015
Currently, the steam manhole in Michigan Avenue is getting reconstructed. In the next few weeks, the steam main on the North side of Michigan Avenue will be completed, the road reconstructed and the streetscape restored. By mid-August, Westbound Michigan Avenue will be reopened and East bound Michigan Avenue between Washington Square and Grand Avenue will be Closed.
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Central Interceptor/Sycamore-Lindbergh Interceptor Rehabilitation Project
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Start Date: October 6, 2016
Expected Completion: August, 2015
This project includes “trenchless” techniques, such as cured in-place pipe (CIPP) lining, for rehabilitation of sections of one of the largest sanitary sewer interceptor systems in the area. The project also will result in rehabilitation of major sewer structures (i.e., “manholes”) including the Hazel-River Diversion Chamber. Construction of a new storm sewer to effect sewer separation on E. Elm Street, between Cedar St. and River St., is also part of the project.
A large portion of the work is now complete, including the underground utility work on Elm Street. Regarding E. Elm Street, the first course of asphalt paving is scheduled for early next week, which will allow the road to be re-opened to through traffic.
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Spray Injection Patching is being used to fill potholes and repair distressed pavement. They have been working in the Rouse/Schlee neighborhood. The pothole is cleaned with compressed air, a tack coat is sprayed into the pothole and then is filled with a liquid asphalt/aggregate mix.
This type of repair last twice as long as a normal pothole repair. The picture on the right is the final result on Rouse Street.
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LCC Capitol - Shiawassee Streetscape
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Expected Completion: September, 2015
LCC has partnered with the City of Lansing to construct a streetscape on Capitol Avenue from Genesee Street to Shiawassee Street.
Streetscape features include brick paver accents, historic street lighting and new trees.
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