Construction Updates
We have exciting news to share. Construction continues on the High-Water Outlet Project! Below you will find updates on the progress.
Construction Schedule
Landwehr Construction has been awarded the contract for construction of the High-Water Outlet on Lake Shamineau, and they have provided a preliminary construction schedule. This schedule is subject to change and is dependent on weather, material availability, etc. Click below for the schedule.
Update - November 1, 2024
The LID continues to work to determine a plan and timeline to resolve the issue with a portion of the gravity pipe on the west side of Highway 10. A conflict counsel attorney has been hired to assist with the resolution of the construction issues. Click below for a status update.
Update - August 14, 2024
Work has continued on testing of the pump and electrical work is being completed. Houston Engineering has been working with the contractor to determine a plan and timeline to resolve the issue with a small portion of the gravity pipe on the west side of Highway 10. The above normal rainfall has created wet conditions in the area delaying the repair process and making it difficult to obtain a speedy resolution. Click below for a Summary of the Project.
Update - Week ending July 12
Initial testing and training on the pump was completed. Work continues on planning for the repair of the pipe west of Highway 10. Resolution of the issue will require repair of the piping by the contractor to ensure that water will flow appropriately through the route. The above normal rainfall has created wet conditions in the area making the repair process difficult at this time. The repair may be delayed beyond the substantial completion date of July 31, 2024. Click below for more information.
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Week ending June 21
Electrical work continues to be completed inside the pump house. Interior electrical wiring and external power connections are pending final approval. Initial testing of the pump is planned for early July. Work continues on planning for the repair of the pipe west of Highway 10. Click below for more information.
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Week ending June 14
Project update: There are a few remaining project tasks that include cleanup, electrical work, and final completion of the pump house. Landwehr is in the process of submitting their required start up and testing plan. Initial testing activities are scheduled to be completed by the end of July. Houston Engineering is working to determine a plan and timeline to resolve an issue with a portion of the gravity pipe near Atlantic Road. Click below for more information.
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Week ending May 17
The project is nearing completion with final electrical and construction details left on the pump house, paving work, and final testing. There is an issue with a small portion of gravity pipe near Atlantic Road and Houston is working with the contractor to resolve it. We have a receive an update that paving will be done on Thursday, May 23rd. Click below for more information.
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Week ending April 19
During the week ending April 19th, the turf reinforcement mat was installed around the force main outlet structure, and seed and mulch was laid along the remaining areas along Pulaski Rd, Atlantic Rd, Highway 10 and the majority of Aztec Road. For further information, click below.
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Week ending March 29
During the week ending 3/29/24, Landwehr installed the pump into the wetwell. In addition, plywood was installed on the outside of the pump house and the roof trusses. The underlayment and the all the shingles were also installed on the roof of the pump house. Click below for a full report and the schedule for the next two weeks.
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Week ending March 8
During the week ending March 8th, Landwehr pressurized and tested the force main pipe, installed the final length of pipe within the pump house, cleaned out the force main outlet structure, and worked on the manholes. In addition, the concrete was poured for the transformer pad, bollards and pipe supports. For more information, click below.
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Week ending February 23
During the week ending February 23rd, Landwehr installed force main pipe along Aztec Rd toward Highway 10. In addition, they poured the concrete for the foundation walls for the pump station. Landwehr is also working on spreading topsoil over the top of the force main pipe, working on backfilling, and sweeping Aztec Rd. Click below for more detail.
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Week ending February 9
During the week ending February 9th, Landwehr installed forcemain piping along Aztec Road moving toward Shamineau Drive. They also installed the components inside of the two manholes, installed forcemain in preparation for the footings of the pump house. Click below for further information.
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Week ending February 2
During the week ending February 2nd, Landwehr installed gravity flow pipe near Atlantic Rd, working toward Highway 10. Landwehr is also working on the force main outlet structure near Highway 10 and is beginning to remove sand from the cofferdam area. They are also working on installing force main piping going from the pump house and crossing Aztec Road. Click below for the schedule.
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Week ending January 26
After some time off for the holidays and cold weather, Landwehr is continuing to install force main pipe along Aztec Road. They are also working on installing gravity flow pipe near Atlantic road and taking sheeting out of the lake. Click below for the schedule of the next activities.
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Week ending December 22
During the week ending December 22nd, Landwehr worked on installing gravity flow pipe and backwash pipe along Aztec Road, installing the wet well, installing the fish screen over the inlet structure and installing pipe from the wet well to the pump house. Landwehr will not be working over the holidays and will resume work on January 8th. Click below for more detail.
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Week ending December 15
During the week ending December 15th, Landwehr worked on installing gravity flow pipe at the inlet area and worked on the first manhole on Aztec Rd. They also completed earthwork along Highway 10 and continued installing the gravity flow and backwash pipe along Aztec Rd. Click below for more detail.
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Week ending December 8
During the week ending December 8, Landwehr Construction They also worked in the inlet area to install the first section of pipe and excavate sealed manholes and cleaned up the inlet area. They also installed force main pipe along Highway 10 and restored ditches along Highway 10. Missing traffic control signs have also been replaced. Click below for more information, pictures and schedule.
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Week ending December 1
During the week ending December 1, Landwehr Construction installed force main pipe along Highway 10, installed the inlet structure and dewatered the inside of the cofferdam. They also worked in the inlet area to install the first section of pipe and excavate excess material. Click below for more information.
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Week ending Nov 26
During the week ending November 26th, Landwehr worked on installing gravity flow pipe and manhole along Atlantic Road, hauled excess material off site and restored ditches, installed force main pipe along the East side of Highway 10, and seeded areas of field along Pulaski Road. Click below for more detail.
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Week ending Nov 17
During the week ending November 17th, Landwehr installed gravity flow pipe along Atlantic Rd; restored ditched to plan grade and elevation; installed culvert at Pulaski and Atlantic and installed erosion control blanket. Click below for more detail and the schedule for the next two weeks.
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Week ending Nov 10
During the week ending November 10th, Landwehr assisted the boring contractor with earthwork needs, cut the pipe that was bored under Co Rd 203, finished the installation of the force main pipe bored under Highway 10, installed gravity flow pipe, and restored the ditch grade along Pulaski Rd. Click below for the full update, pictures and the schedule for the next two weeks.
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Week ending November 3
During the week ending November 3rd, Landwehr installed gravity flow pipe and a manhole along Pulaski Road; removed milled asphalt from Aztec Rd; began boring alongside Highway 10; and worked on lake inlet cofferdam and dewatering. Click below for full update, pictures and schedule for the next two weeks.
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Week ending October 20
During the week ending October 20th, the construction crew installed the sheet piling at the inlet in the lake to form the coffer dam so dewatering can begin. They also installed a pump to remove the water from the interior of the coffer dam. See attached report for more information, pictures and schedule.
Update - Week ending Oct 13
During the week ending October 13th, the Landwehr crew has been onsite mobilizing equipment and materials. In addition, they began installing the new sheet piling at the inlet section of the piping. An additional crew worked on installing the silt fend from the west side of Hwy 10 to the east side of Hwy 203. See attached report for more information, pictures and schedule.
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Week ending 10/6/23
During the week ending October 6, 2023 the Landwehr crew worked on constructing the causeway for the inlet structure. They also cleared along the south side of Aztec road and removed and hauled out the building on the land that will be used for the pump house. Click below for the full report and pictures.
Gallery
We will periodically add pictures of the construction progress.
High Water Project Documents
Lake Shamineau water levels have been rising, causing shoreline erosion, loss of trees, wildlife habitat destruction, flooding of properties and causing millions of dollars of property damage and loss. A high-water project has been developed with the purpose of establishing a maximum operating level for economic and natural resource benefits. The project involves the construction of a permanent outlet for the lake to manage the high-water levels. Click below for documents that provide further explanation of the project.