Politics & Government

Construction Coming To Clearwater's Downtown Gateway

Residents will receive a door hanger seven days before work will be performed on their street.

Construction to install underdrain pipes began in February and is expected to take three to four months to complete.
Construction to install underdrain pipes began in February and is expected to take three to four months to complete. (City of Clearwater)

CLEARWATER, FL — A contractor began working in the Downtown Gateway area of Clearwater in February to install several 6-inch underdrain pipes.

The purpose of an underdrain is to collect subsurface water before it appears on the road surface or flows over the curb and sidewalk.

Some sections of driveways, sidewalks and grassy areas will be removed and replaced as part of the work.

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Affected streets include: Lincoln Avenue (between Franklin and Court streets), Betty Lane (between Park and Santa Rosa streets), Park Street, Pierce Street, Franklin Street, Santa Rosa Street (between Lincoln Avenue and Betty Lane), Jade Place, Amanda Court, Fredrica Avenue (between Cleveland and Pierce streets) and Hillcrest Avenue (between Franklin and DeLeon streets).

Residents will receive a door hanger seven days before work will be performed on their street. Construction is expected to take three to four months to complete.

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This project is separate from construction associated with the Cleveland Street Streetscape Phase III project, which has not yet begun. Questions should be directed to the city of Clearwater’s Engineering Department at 727-562-4750.

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