Sandy Springs moving on stormwater improvements on Falcon Chase Lane

Sandy Springs has signed a contract to remove accumulated sediment and rehabilitate a pipe at the stormwater pond at 5185 and 5200 Falcon Chase Lane. (Google Maps)

Credit: Google Maps

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Sandy Springs has signed a contract to remove accumulated sediment and rehabilitate a pipe at the stormwater pond at 5185 and 5200 Falcon Chase Lane. (Google Maps)

In 2021, Sandy Springs hired an engineering firm to develop plans for the removal of accumulated sediment and rehabilitate pipe at the stormwater pond at 5185 and 5200 Falcons Chase Lane. In a recent action, the city council approved a $357,852 contract with SCA Construction to complete the project.

The modifications are expected to restore diminished capacity inside the detention pond, rehabilitate the existing infrastructure and bring the drainage system up to current city standards.

This project includes removing and hauling off 470 cubic yards of accumulated sediment, repairing the existing inlet flume, installing a 12-inch pipe and headwall, improving the existing outlet control structure, installing an overflow weir trash rack to keep floating debris from clogging the pipe, rehabilitating the outlet pipe and installing a new chain-link fence and gate.

The project will be funded by the stormwater capital maintenance and improvements account.