Fair Haven Village Green Stormwater Implementation

The South Lake CWSP is seeking a contractor to construct an underground stormwater infiltration system in Fair Haven's Town Park, Vermont. The project involves installing an underground treatment tank system capable of treating 17,000 cubic feet of water from a total water quality volume of 36,400 cubic feet, with design plans finalized by Fitzgerald Environmental Associates. Covering an urban drainage area of nearly 26 acres, including almost 10 acres of impervious surfaces such as paved roads, driveways, and rooftops, the project aims to improve stormwater management and reduce runoff into the Poultney River via the Castleton River. The scope of work includes boring or laying new piping under Park Street from an existing storm drain, installing a swirl separator for pretreatment, and excavating, backfilling with washed stone, and installing a series of R-Tanks within the park. The contract, titled "Fair Haven Village Green Stormwater Implementation," was posted on May 1, 2025, with a response deadline of May 20, 2025. It is managed by the Rutland Regional Planning Commission under the Vermont agency, with a project budget estimated between $500,000 and $1.5 million. Interested contractors can contact Hilary Solomon via email or phone for further details. The project emphasizes urban stormwater infrastructure improvements to enhance water quality and environmental resilience in the Fair Haven area.