SUMMARY OF WORK

The Madrid Stormwater and Erosion Control project consists of improvements to stormwater infrastructure and erosion control within the upland areas east of highway NM-14 as well as improvements to the existing arroyo west and north of NM-14 in the Village of Madrid, New Mexico. Project areas are located on publicly and privately owned land.

Madrid experiences flooding and erosion control issues resulting from uncontrolled stormwater flow traveling from higher relief areas (bluffs and mill tailing piles) into the lower relief residential areas of town. The focus of this project is to capture and divert stormwater flow into engineered stormwater conveyance infrastructure which will route flow around residential areas and into an existing arroyo on the west side of town.

Infrastructure improvements will include regrading of roads, road surfacing, excavation of channels, installation of channel armoring, installation of curb and drop inlets, installation of culverts, construction of a detention pond and outlet structure, construction of stormwater interceptor channels on upslope areas, construction of boulder retaining walls; and incidental related work.

 Demobilization shall be conducted in such a manner to ensure that the Contractor leaves all project areas in as good or better condition than before disturbance.