20055 GNT Utility Relocates Drawings.pdf

These are comprehensive engineering design drawings prepared by Coastal Engineering Associates, Inc. for the City of Brooksville Utilities Department for the Good Neighbor Trail Gap Design Utility Relocations project (Task Order #19-20-05). The 17-sheet plan set details utility relocation work across multiple streets in Brooksville, including Whitfield Avenue, Jefferson Street, Darby Lane, Fridy Place, Broad Street, Bailey Avenue, Liberty Street, and Main Street. The project involves relocating and adjusting various utility infrastructure including water mains, sanitary sewer lines, fire hydrants, water meters, backflow preventers, and associated infrastructure to accommodate a planned future trail.

The utility relocation work includes directional drilling, installing new water mains (ranging from 4" to 12" diameter), replacing/relocating fire hydrants, adjusting valve boxes and manholes, and performing associated roadway restoration. The project will require careful coordination with multiple utility providers and involves precise horizontal and vertical adjustments to existing infrastructure. Specific details include installing approximately 8" C900 DR18 PVC water mains, relocating water services, replacing sections of sewer lines, and ensuring minimal disruption to existing utilities. The design incorporates erosion control measures, maintenance of traffic plans, and compliance with Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) and Hernando County utility specifications and design guidelines.