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
Water District No. 8 & Bullis Road Water Main Replacement
GRANT FUNDED

Location: West Seneca, NY  CPL worked closely with the Town Engineering
Client: Town of West Seneca  Department and the Erie County Water Authority
Completion Date: 2025  (ECWA) to advance the project, including coordination
  of permits, funding compliance, and construction
  sequencing. Construction inspection was performed by
CPL was retained by the Town of West Seneca to  the Town Engineering Department, with CPL providing
provide engineering services for the replacement  construction administration services and coordinating
of aging water main infrastructure within Water  closely with the Town and the Contractor throughout
District No. 8 and along Bullis Road. The project was  construction.
undertaken to address deteriorated water mains that
had experienced repeated breaks while improving  The project was funded through a Congressional
overall system performance and service to residents.  Earmark under the U.S. Environmental Protection
  Agency (EPA) Community Grant Program, which
The project involved the replacement of existing water  provided $1,229,360 in grant funding. The original
mains with new 4”, 6”, and 8” PVC water mains, along  construction cost estimate for the project was
with associated valves, hydrants, and water services,  $1,771,600, and the project was completed with a final
along portions of Terrace Boulevard, Mohawk Street,  construction cost of $1,587,054.
Hyland Avenue, Northwood Avenue, and Bullis Road.
Design efforts focused on constructability, minimizing
service disruptions, and maintaining system
redundancy during construction.

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