The following ^^eral notes regarding proposed drainage work should
appear on the contract plans.
1) All proposed drainage work should be done in conformance
with the latest standards of the Department of Environmental
Protection.
3-) All existing sewer house connections should be
continuously maintained during construction. If
any house connection must be disconnected for
construction purposes, flow must be maintained
by fluming or other suitable means as directed
by the engineer and in such a manner that no
back-ups occur. Any and all existing sewers,
house connections or other sewer appurtenances
which are to remain, and which must be disturbed
for construction purposes, shall be restored to
their present condition after completion of the
work, and any damage done as a result of the work
shall be repaired at no cost to this department.
3) All existing sewer manholes to be retained within the contract
limits should be adjusted as necessary, so that they will be
flush with the finished grades after completion of the work.
Any of these manholes which have damaged, worn or non-standard
frames and covers should be provided with new 27" castings in
accordance xizith the latest standards of New York City's Depart
ment of Environmental Protection, including any necessary.
modifications of the manhole masonry. Any damage to the man
hole caused, by this work shall be repaired or replaced by the
contractor as directed by the engineer, and at no cost to the
City.
NYC-WTC_000165853
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NYC-WTC_000165853Source: NYC Law Department, mirrored locally
Department of Environmental Protection letter dated May 28, 1982, providing comments on plans for relocating river water intake lines at the World Trade Center.
Letter from DEP to Port Authority regarding insufficient trench width and required pipe specifications for a rerouted sewer at the World Trade Center underpass.
Department of Environmental Protection letter dated May 28, 1982, providing comments on plans for relocating river water intake lines at the World Trade Center.
Department of Environmental Protection letter dated May 28, 1982, providing comments on submitted plans for relocating river water intake lines at the World Trade Center.