Greenville, N.C., to pursue $166 million in stormwater, public works upgrades
(UI) – According to Reflector, the Greenville City council is creating a plan for $166 million-worth of improvement projects, some of which include stormwater system and public works upgrades.
Public Works Director Kevin Milligan said. that $20 million will go toward 10 public works projects. Roughly $10 million will help the city replace approximately 1,300 ft. of existing stormwater pipe with 84-inch boxes, which are more appropriate for the environment. Mulligan also said that part of the project will aim to replace underground pipes near the railroad line.
Lisa Kirby, an engineer for the city, said that there are eight stormwater projects worth over $57 million that need attention in the next five years. Officials recommend spending nearly $2 million to upgrade the stormwater drainage system, which consists of 229 miles of pipe. According to Kirby, over 30% of the piping is over four decades old.
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