The City of Virginia Beach Department of Public Works is evaluating the condition of the storm drain system that serves the King’s Grant neighborhood. The field crews you may see working represent engineering personnel from Hazen and Sawyer, a contractor of Public Works. These crews may be observed along storm drainage easements and along the…
Work to construct the below grade (underground) portion of the new sanitary pump station on Kings Grant Road near Sunnybrook Lane is complete. Neighbors may have noticed (and heard) the large steel cofferdam segments being pulled from the ground for the past several days and stacked at the site. These were the temporary walls for…
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N. Lynnhaven Road will be closed at the Kings Grant Road intersection from Friday night through Sunday night (March 4-6) to complete the sewer pipe installation below the road. Northbound traffic on N. Lynnhaven and Kings Grant Roads must use alternate routes during this period. Southbound Kings Grant and N. Lynnhaven Roads will remain partially…
As everyone who travels Kings Grant Road between Virginia Beach Blvd and Little Neck Road has seen,the construction work for replacement of the sanitary sewer pump station on Kings Grant Road is finally underway. So is the work to install a new sewer line beneath Kings Grant Road. There are two separate work crews involved, so the…
The Public Utilities Engineering Division of the City of Virginia Beach provided the KGCL with an update on the progress of construction at the Kingston Drive pump station. The wet weather has been a challenge to overcome, but construction is moving along very well. The contractor set up the temporary pumping equipment, demolished the old pump station building,…
The contractor chosen by the City to replace the sanitary pump station on Kingston Drive has started work. Work site perimeter protection (the orange silt barrier) is installed and obvious to residents of the area. The City provided the following schedule: Activity Start Complete Pump Station Demolition December 15, 2015 January 16, 2016 Below Grade…
Travelers in and out of Kings Grant along Kings Grant Road will have noted the construction fence and equipment now staged in the Triangle property. The City of Virginia Beach gave the contractor its authorization to proceed with the work earlier this month. During December, the contractor will move utilities at the site of the pump station (which…
The City of Virginia Beach awarded the construction work for replacement of the sanitary sewer pump station located at 728 Kingston Drive to Trident Civil of Virginia Beach. The contract is approved and the contractor is scheduled to start construction on Monday, November 2nd. Kings Grant residents near the construction site will receive formal notification…
Planned Construction Start Delayed The city project to replace the King’s Grant Road sanitary pump station is moving ahead but the planned construction start date of early summer was missed. Overhead utility lines are being replaced. New poles and new electric wires were installed to move the lines away from the pump station. The old electric wires…