Public Information Transcripts - Whittier Bridge/I-95 Improvement ...
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Salisbury has had with the amount of drainage that<br />
makes it into the 110 system.<br />
This is the existing drainage system.<br />
And in terms of where the areas are picked up and<br />
broken out. What we intend on doing is making<br />
improvements in these areas to reallocate some of the<br />
existing water that’s on the highway, and all of the<br />
new water that’s collected in the widened section will<br />
be dealt with by the new drainage system.<br />
The new drainage system will have<br />
drainage basins. And these basins are actually<br />
designed for infiltration areas. So, it’s not like<br />
the older designs where we had these ponds that would<br />
sit there full of water. These are designed to<br />
actually collect water and bring in into these systems<br />
and not, you know, further load the existing brooks<br />
and streams and other drainage systems, but they’ll<br />
actually take the water and set up these basins to<br />
receive it. It will be there for a day or two as it<br />
actually is designed to seep into the ground.<br />
And one of the things that you’ll see<br />
later on this season, the next month or two, is we’ll<br />
be out there digging some test pits in locations like<br />
this, this, and this, to assess the soils in that area<br />
Arlington Reporting Company<br />
(339)674-9100