2017 Project 28: Path Tunnel Repairs (multiple)

Status: In Progress

Project Number: 28

Category: Multi-Use Path System

Location: City-Wide (map attached)

Proposed Project Year: 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, & 2022

Orginal Project Budget: $350,000

Project/Goal Description:

Throughout Peachtree City, there are 29 tunnels ranging in size from small corrugated metal pipe tunnels to large concrete tunnels for crossings along HWY 74/HWY 54. Tunnels are a critical component of the multi-use path system and require maintenance to insure public safety and visual appeal. This project identifies seventeen (17) tunnels with varying degrees of maintenance and repair demands.

December 2022 Progress Update:  Bridge and tunnel maintenance is an annual endeavor that does not have an end date. Public Works has contracted with engineering firms with nationwide experience in bridge and tunnel construction and maintenance experience.  These firms perform routine inspections for the City and prepare maintenance activity reports for Public Works to follow. Public Works staff has either performed maintenance or contracted out maintenance on several multi-use tunnels and bridges in the City and keeps track of completed work and ongoing needs. Some examples of maintenance work have ranged from simple painting to rebuilding retaining walls and seal cracks in concrete.

SPLOST Actuals Total: $86,881.61

SPLOST Funds Remaining: $263,118.39

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Project Progress Photos:   Example Aberdeen Tunnel retaining walls replaced.