4-Images of Current Conditions.pdf

This document is a supporting exhibit containing photographic images and site condition assessments for the City of Sandy Springs, Georgia's Trenchless Stormwater Pipe Rehabilitation project. The file documents twelve separate stormwater pipe locations throughout Sandy Springs requiring rehabilitation using cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) lining methods. The pipes identified for rehabilitation include various sizes and materials: eighteen-inch corrugated metal pipes (CMP) at five locations totaling approximately 207 linear feet, eighteen-inch reinforced concrete pipes (RCP) at three locations totaling approximately 181 linear feet, fifteen-inch and twenty-four-inch RCP and CMP combinations at one location totaling approximately 55 linear feet, twenty-four-inch RCP at two locations totaling approximately 52 linear feet, twenty-four-inch CMP at one location containing 18 linear feet, thirty-inch CMP at one location totaling approximately 272 linear feet, and forty-eight-inch CMP at one location totaling approximately 32 linear feet. The specific pipe locations are distributed across multiple addresses including Marseilles Drive, Spalding Lane, Nesbit Ferry Road, The Fifth Green, Londonberry Road, Mount Vernon Highway, Peachtree Dunwoody Road, Spalding Drive, North Mill Road, Lake Forrest Drive, North Devereux Court, and Wolf Brook Drive, with each location accompanied by photographic documentation of current pipe conditions.

The document serves as a visual inventory and needs assessment for the overall stormwater pipe rehabilitation project, providing bidders with detailed information regarding the scope, extent, and current condition of infrastructure requiring rehabilitation services. The comprehensive documentation of pipe dimensions, materials, linear footage, and photographic evidence enables contractors to develop accurate cost estimates and project schedules for the trenchless rehabilitation work across the multiple Sandy Springs locations.