The Dormont Stormwater Authority designs and constructs projects that make a difference in the lives of residents across the Borough of Dormont. Our community benefits when stormwater quickly drains off roads, flood risks to homes are reduced and the health of local streams are protected or improved.
Type of Projects:
Stormwater Drainage improvement projects repair, replace and install new storm drainage infrastructure when it deteriorates or cannot handle increases in stormwater.
Pollution Control Projects install, retrofit and maintain stormwater control measures to reduce pollution and control the volume and velocity of stormwater in developed watersheds.
Green infrastructure projects such as rain gardens and swales retain water onsite and let it discharge slowly in the system.
- Costs – $749,016.09
- Year Completed – 2019-2020
- Location – Kelton Avenue from Annex to Texas
- Costs – $229,016.25
- Year Completed – 2021
- Location – Kelton Avenue from Texas to West Liberty
- Costs – $58,680.00
- Year Completed – 2019
- Location – Janet Way from Kelton to Dormont Ave
- Costs – $190,781.00
- Year Completed – 2021
- Location – intersection of LaSalle and Louisiana
- Costs – $72,785.72
- Year Completed – 2019
- Location – intersection of LaSalle and Linden
The W. Liberty Avenue Parking lot rain garden will be coming soon!! Four bids were received and opened for the W. Liberty Avenue rain garden on April 13.
- Costs – $47,970.00
- Year Completed – 2020
- Location – 11th Alley from Piedmont to Latonia
Athen’s Alley
Athens Alley Phase 2
The Authority signed the Notice to Proceed for Phase 2 of Athens Alley on August 20. The expected time to complete the project is 90 days. This project will not begin until Phase 2 of Louisiana is close to being finished. Notification letters will be distributed to residents at least 48-hours in advance of construction beginning. The contractor is Independent Enterprises, Inc. The Borough noted contractor may use the parking lot on Annapolis Avenue to store materials. This project is extending the storm lines from Texas Avenue to West Liberty Avenue. Any concerns or questions should be directed to the Authority.
Janet Way
Kelton Avenue Watershed
LaSalle & Miles
Latonia
Lousiana Avenue
Louisiana Avenue Phase 2
The Authority signed the Notice to Proceed for Phase 2 of Louisiana Avenue on August 20. The expected time to complete the project is 60 days. Notification letters were distributed to the residents on Friday, August 20th regarding construction. The contractor is Independent Enterprises, Inc. Independent Enterprises, Inc will be moving their equipment in tomorrow, August 26, and they plan to begin work towards the end of this week or early next week. The Borough noted contractor may use the parking lot on Annapolis Avenue to store materials. This project is extending the storm lines from Linden Avenue to Lasalle Avenue. Any concerns or questions should be directed to the Authority.
Piedmont Avenue
Installation of 8 inlets, 4 detention facilities, 870 LF of corrugated pipe, 1 basin outfall structure and restoration.
W. Liberty Avenue Parking Lot – Rain Garden
The W. Liberty Avenue Parking lot rain garden will be coming soon!! Four bids were received and opened for the W. Liberty Avenue rain garden on April 13. The Board accepted the lowest bid in the amount of $73,295 from Ramsey Construction at their regular Board meeting on Wednesday, April 20, 2022. The scope of work includes installation of a rain garden along the north end of the parking lot, pavement restoration, plantings, concrete curb, and restoration. The project will be completed sometime early in June.
We are also proud to announce that the Borough of Dormont Stormwater Authority was awarded a $10,000 grant from the PA American Environmental grant program to support the installation of a rain garden in the West Liberty Avenue parking lot. Thanks PA American!
11th Alley
Construction on 11th Alley will begin on Wednesday, September 23. There may be some disruption in traffic patterns during the construction. Baiano Construction will install appro/.ximately 250 linear feet of 15″ corrugated polyethylene pipe, 3 catch basin inlets, and one storm manhole. This project will address stormwater flooding issues near the intersection of 11th Alley and Piedmont Avenue. This project was completed entirely with funds from the Borough’s stormwater management fee.