Whole lotta green: Hotel lot, roof in University Circle helps manage stormwater
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When a new Marriott Hotel was going to go up in University Circle, we saw a great opportunity to manage stormwater and reduce contributions to the combined sewer system. Here's what it looks like. The hotel is scheduled to open this month.
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Euclid creek tunnel ppt apr2013
The document provides an update on the Euclid Creek Tunnel project including construction progress at 5 shaft sites and the tunnel itself. Key details include: the tunnel is 24' in diameter and over 9,500 feet long; Shaft 1 construction is complete and tunneling under Lake Erie is finished; excavation is underway at Shafts 2, 3, and 5 and structure installation is ongoing; and contact information is provided for staying updated on the project.
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The document provides an overview of the Dugway West Interceptor Relief Sewer project in Northeast Ohio. The relief sewer will redirect sewage flows from several interceptors that are currently at or over capacity. It will follow an alignment from Bratenahl Road west to Lake Erie, utilizing existing infrastructure where possible and addressing problem areas like regulators and culverts. Upon completion, the project will help reduce sewer overflows in the region.
Dwirs community impact pres 4 4-13-v3
The Dugway West Interceptor Relief Sewer project will construct an 11,000 foot sewer tunnel and 2,700 feet of open cut sewers to control combined sewer overflows from a 5-year storm event. It is part of a regional $3 billion program to reduce overflows and improve water quality in Lake Erie through seven tunnels totaling over 21 miles. Once completed, this project is expected to capture 110 million gallons of overflow annually.
Euclid creek tunnel ppt mar2013
The document provides an update on the Euclid Creek Tunnel project, including construction progress at five shaft sites. It summarizes that the tunnel is over 7,000 feet long and 24 feet in diameter. Construction updates included completed sewer work on two streets and ongoing excavation and structural work at the shaft sites. Contact information is provided for staying updated on the project via the blog, newsletter, or project representatives.
Euclid creek tunnel ppt feb2013
This document provides a summary of the Euclid Creek Tunnel project. It discusses the project overview including key statistics about the tunnel dimensions and capacity. It then summarizes construction updates on completed sewer installations. Details are given on the status of each of the 5 shaft sites, including excavation progress and upcoming work. A schedule is shown for shaft 3 work through mid-2014. Contact information is provided for staying updated on the project and contacting project representatives.
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- 1. #neorsdGREEN GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE Early Project: UCI Hotel Project Courtyard by Marriott, University Circle, Inc.
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