Glenwood Springs RFQ Water and Sewer Map 7-8-2025.pdf

The provided document is an aerial map detailing a proposed water and sewer line rerouting project for the City of Glenwood Springs, Colorado. The project involves relocating the existing main sewer line from 6th Street to a new alignment along West 1st Street and adjacent to the I-70 right of way. Key modifications include replacing approximately 1,600 linear feet of 12" thin wall steel pipe with new 12" C900 pipe, installing a new main in Bright Green, replacing existing 8" DIP with 8" C900, and adding new manholes on 6th Street and the old mainline. The project also includes connecting sewer services to hotels, abandoning certain existing sewer stretches, and relocating lumen service to the new main line.

The proposed infrastructure improvements address specific environmental challenges, particularly the area's alkaline soils and variable water temperatures, which necessitate careful selection of pipe and fitting materials to ensure long-term durability. The project will involve extensive underground utility work, including disconnecting old lines, servicing internal lines, and creating new connections. While specific funding sources are not detailed in the map, the project appears to be a municipal infrastructure upgrade aimed at improving the city's water and sewer system efficiency and reliability. The map provides a comprehensive visual guide to the proposed changes, showing the precise routing and modifications planned for the water and sewer infrastructure in the Glenwood Springs business district.