Southtowns Record

TBA01.26.2026packet

Government
Town of West Seneca
Board
Town Board
Meeting
Jan 26, 2026, 6:00 p.m.
Posted by publisher
Jan 23, 2026
Kind
Agenda packet
Topics
Water, sewer and drainage, Budget and taxes, Public safety, Parks and recreation, Zoning and land use, Roads and traffic, Audits and oversight, Housing

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EXPERIENCE

Town of West Seneca
Sanitary Sewer Improvements
GRANT FUNDED

Location: West Seneca, NY
Client: Town of West Seneca
Completion Date: Ongoing

CPL performed the evaluation, analysis,
design and construction administration of
various sanitary sewer system improvements
throughout the Town of West Seneca. This was
done in order to correct the deficiencies within  • Phase 4 Sewer Rehabilitation: Relining of approximately
the sanitary sewer system, as a result of the  76,000 linear feet of sanitary sewers and the rehabilitation
New York State Department of Environmental  of approximately 300 manholes.
Conservation’s (NYSDEC) issued Order on
Consent for excessive inflow and infiltration (I/I)  • Phase 5 Sewer Rehabilitation: Lining of approximately
and sanitary sewer overflows (SSO).  44,000 linear feet of sanitary sewer main and rehabilitation
  of manholes along Seneca Street between Main Street and
The collection system consists of several  Transit Road.
pump stations, approximately 29 miles of large  • Phase 6–7 Sewer Rehabilitation: Lining of approximately
diameter interceptor sewers, approximately  81,000 linear feet of sanitary sewer main and rehabilitation
120 miles of small diameter sewer and over  of manholes in the area of Angle Road, Reserve Road and
3,500 manholes. The following projects are  behind Southgate Plaza.
completed, currently under construction or at  • Phase 8 Sewer Rehabilitation (in construction): Lining of
various phases of design.  approximately 140,000 linear feet of sanitary sewer main,
  including 24” and 36” trunk sewers, and rehabilitation of
• Phase 2 and 3 Sewer Rehabilitation: Relining  manholes. This phase was particularly challenging and
  of approximately 130,000 feet of sanitary  required significant bypass pumping operations as well
  sewers and the rehabilitation of over 800  as the construction of temporary access roads to facilitate
  manholes.  construction.
• East and West Road (Leydecker Phase) Sewer
  Rehabilitation: Replacement of approximately  CPL continues to work closely with the NYSDEC on planning
  3,100 feet of sanitary sewer, relining of  and implementation of the next phases of the sanitary
  approximately 4,500 feet of sewers and the  sewer rehabilitation program. Future rehabilitation efforts
  rehabilitation of over 100 manholes.  are focused on addressing deficiencies on the private side
• East and West Road (Houghton Phase) Sewer  of the sanitary sewer system, which has been identified as
  Rehabilitation: Replacement of over 5,500  a remaining source of inflow and infiltration. The goal of the
  feet of sanitary sewer mains, replacement of  NYSDEC Consent Order is to reduce inflow and infiltration
  50 manholes, relining of approximately 9,200  and eliminate sanitary sewer overflows, and recent data
  feet of sewer mains and rehabilitation of 39  shows that, as a result of the completed projects, sanitary
  manholes.  sewer overflows have been reduced by approximately 80%
  over the past three years.
• 48” and 36” Sewer Trunk Main Replacement
  and Installation: Replacement of  Upcoming phases are being planned strategically to
  approximately 2,600 feet of 48” sewer trunk  maximize system benefit, remain cost-effective, and leverage
  main, installation of 4,300 feet of new 36”  available grant funding to the greatest extent possible. In
  sewer trunk main parallel to the existing 36”  support of this effort, CPL assisted the Town in securing an
  sewer main in order to increase the capacity  Engineering Planning Grant to fund a comprehensive flow
  and storage of the conveyance system to help  study to help evaluate system performance and identify
  reduce SSOs.  priority focus areas for future rehabilitation projects.

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