Nine Mile Debris Rack near Belvoir Boulevard

The Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District is seeking bids for the installation of a new debris rack along Nine Mile Creek upstream of Belvoir Boulevard in the City of Cleveland. The project aims to prevent large woody debris from entering and causing maintenance issues inside the Belvoir Boulevard culvert crossing, as well as extend the life of the culvert by preventing damage from large woody debris. A permanent access road for long-term maintenance of the debris rack will also be installed. The access road will be located within the Cities of Cleveland and Cleveland Heights. The project includes various tasks such as clearing and grubbing, excavation, installation of riprap, bank stabilization, and seeding and mulching. • The project requires the installation of a new debris rack along Nine Mile Creek. • A permanent access road will be installed for long-term maintenance of the debris rack. • The project includes various tasks such as clearing and grubbing, excavation, and installation of riprap. • The access road will be located within the Cities of Cleveland and Cleveland Heights. • The project aims to prevent large woody debris from entering and causing maintenance issues inside the Belvoir Boulevard culvert crossing.