Site work for a water / sewer project in Frankfort, Kentucky. Completed plans call for site work for a water / sewer project.

The proposed project (approximately 0.1 acres, the primary waste area is approximately 40.8 acres, though only a small fraction will be used) consists primarily of installing a 36" pipe to transmit surface water from the hillside behind the Baker residence to the nearby creek. The project area is centrally located at N 37 26' 56.22", W 82 28' 44.77". The site address is 3829 Chloe Road and is located on KY-1460 in Pikeville, KY 41501. The primary waste area, previously used on the Henry Hatcher AML reclamation project, is located approximately 9.6 miles from the project site at N 37 25' 38.57", W 82 32' 10.32". Reclamation work consists of constructing a concrete headwall at the foot of the hillside and installing a 36" HDPE pipe from that headwall to a dropbox by Chloe Road. A 36" DWPP pipe will then connect to the dropbox and take the water under the road and outlet into the creek. A 6'x6'x15" reinforced concrete headwall will be constructed at the DWPP outlet to bridge the existing rail steel. Other concrete dropboxes will be constructed along the pipe as portrayed on the plans and directed by the ENGINEER. Existing water and gas lines (held by Mountain Water and Utilities Management Group, respectively) are currently in the path of the proposed pipe and will have to be lowered before work can commence. Additional subdrain will be installed to direct water away from the backyard of the Baker residence and into the new pipe. During the time when the pipe is being installed under Chloe Road, that section of road will be shut down to traffic. Public notification of this closure will be given at least two weeks in advance including message boards, radio, and newspaper notification. Hay bales/silt fence will be used for sediment and erosion control.