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District 4 Infrastructure Projects

Drainage Improvements for Southeast Lakes

The city's Public Works Department is proposing a stormwater improvement project for the Southeast Lakes. These improvements will lessen opportunities for flooding and assist in improving water quality for city lakes.

2021 ADA Transition Plan Update

The city’s Public Works Department and Transportation Department are working in conjunction with a consultant to update the city’s ADA Transition Plan.

Brick Street Rehabilitation Project - Harwood Street

This initiative is a component of the city's Bricks Streets Restoration program. The comprehensive reconstruction of the brick street encompasses a new roadway base on Harwood Street, between North Hyer Avenue and Highland Avenue. Additional project highlights include ADA-compliant curb ramps, the replacement of sanitary sewer lines, manholes, laterals, new water services, and fire hydrants.

Sanitary Sewer Smoke Testing

In an effort to provide efficient wastewater collection and treatment within the City of Orlando, the Water Reclamation Division proactively and periodically smoke tests sanitary sewer systems to identify deficiencies and cross-connections.

East Pineloch Avenue Sanitary Sewer Removal & Replacement

The City of Orlando and OUC’s contractor, Cathcart Construction Company, will begin construction of a sanitary sewer and OUC water improvements project south of East Pineloch Avenue on Delaney Street, Sylvan Avenue, and Center Street. This project will extend the city’s sanitary sewer system into the Pineloch neighborhood to provide sewer service to properties currently using septic systems.

Virginia Drive Study

The City of Orlando is studying Virginia Drive, from North Orange Avenue to North Mills Avenue, to understand current right-of-way (ROW) constraints and design the ultimate cross section for the roadway, while implementing the vision of the Virginia Drive Special Plan, based on the Virginia /Lake Highland Transportation & Land Use Study.

Southwest Orlando Bike and Pedestrian Study

This study will analyze safety and connectivity for people walking and biking in the Southwest Orlando area.

Colonialtown Phase II Drainage Improvements

The City's Public Works Department received an HMGP grant for a drainage improvement project within the Colonialtown North neighborhood. The project limits are Oregon Street, between Shine Avenue and N. Fern Creek Avenue.

City Sidewalk Construction

Soon, the City will make improvements to its pedestrian sidewalks. Improving sidewalk paths will allow constituents to easily transverse neighborhoods and communities while enhancing urban connectivity.

Continuous Sanitary Sewer Smoke Testing

Smoke testing allows the Water Reclamation Division to pinpoint sanitary sewer deficiencies within the public right-of-way. It also presents an opportunity to locate cross and unauthorized connections to the City's sanitary sewer system.

Proactive City Surveying

The city’s Surveying and Engineering Division periodically conducts field surveys to correctly map topography, flood plains, delineate public right-of-way, and inventory public utilities.

City Wide Asphalt Rejuvenation

The City of Orlando has identified roadways in your community needing remediation. Pavement Technology, Inc will commence a maltene replacement or asphalt rejuvenation.

Additional Central Boulevard and Eola Drive Improvements

The project consisted of improvements to two existing pedestrian ramps and crosswalks, as well as adding two additional crosswalks to meet all FDOT and City of Orlando Standards as prescribed in the City of Orlando’s Engineering Standards Manual. The scope has been expanded to upgrade five pedestrian ramps and roadway improvements.

Lake Eola Park Expansion

This project is to expand and capitalize on the proximity to Lake Eola Park to create a direct connection between the main park and this new park space.The park will consist of large, paved areas, artwork, palms and shade trees, seating, landscape, and irrigation. The site will be well-lit and provide a place to meet or just watch folks walk by.

Delaney Avenue Improvements

The Delaney Avenue improvement project covers one mile from Briercliff Drive to Michigan Street and is divided into four phases: Briercliff Drive to Miller Street, Miller Street to Kaley Street, Kaley Street to Grant Street, and Grant Drive to Michigan Street. It includes upgrades like a new water system, sewer system, selected stormwater enhancements, and wider east-side sidewalks where feasible.

Lift Station 2 Force Main Improvements Project Parts A, B, and C

The city is proactively and systematically taking steps to improve the sanitary sewer services it provides. The city is committed to reliable and efficient service for our constituents. To maintain that commitment, Public Works will oversee the complete improvement of Lift Station - 2 Force Main