Renovation of a civil project in Kansas City, Kansas. Working plans call for the renovation of a water / sewer project.

The Belinder Pump Station facility is located at 5700 Belinder Road, at the intersection of State Park Road and Belinder Road, and both the Kansas City and Mission Hills Country Clubs. Typical sanitary sewer flow generated by communities in the lower portion of the Brush and Rock Creek basins flows by gravity sewers to the pump station, which then pumps it northwest to the Nelson Wastewater Treatment Facility located near the I-35 and Lamar interchange. During heavy rain events, storm water enters the sewer system through old sewers, manholes, and connections on private property (homes and businesses) and can exceed the capacity of the dry weather pump station. There is a separate wet weather pump station and Peak Excess Flow Treatment Facility (PEFTF) at this location that treats and disinfects the excess wet weather flow before its release to Brush Creek. This project will replace and improve aging equipment at the facility. Because the facility was constructed in the late 1940's, these improvements will require building expansion to house new equipment and meet current building codes. Regulatory requirements involve the use of additional chemicals to protect the safety of Brush Creek. Project Drivers and Benefits JCW is replacing and improving aging equipment to extend the life of the facility, increase reliability, and improve facility operations while trying to maintain the aesthetics of the facility and be a good neighbor. There is a regulatory requirement from the Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) to improve the chemical treatment system for wet weather discharges. Project Schedule The project is in design in 2024. Construction is scheduled to begin in late 2025 and be completed by early 2028. This page will be updated with more details as the project progresses.