Brookshire Sanitary Relief (12104)

As part of a long-term effort to reduce basement backups and sewer overflows, MSD Project Clear is replacing undersized and deteriorated wastewater sewer in the City of Florissant.MSD Project Clear will increase the size of the sewer system in these neighborhoods which will reduce basement backups and prevent sewer overflows in this area.

Brentwood Forest, Fair Oaks, Middlesex I/I Reduction (12100)

As part of a long-term effort to reduce basement backups and sewer overflows, MSD Project Clear replacing approximately 1,237 feet of sewer and disconnecting sources where stormwater and groundwater enter the wastewater sewers (known as inflow and infiltration) from approximately 72 private properties.

WW-2 and WW-3 Warson Woods Sanitary Relief (12302)

As part of a long-term effort to reduce basement backups and sewer overflows, MSD Project Clear is designing a project to replace undersized sanitary sewers in Warson Woods, Ladue, Kirkwood, Rock Hill and Glendale.

Capilia (12111)

As part of a long-term effort to reduce basement backups and sewer overflows, MSD Project Clear is replacing approximately 2,420 feet of sewer in South County near the Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site.

Black Creek – Haddington Court Relief Sewers (11847)

As part of a long-term effort to reduce basement backups and sewer overflows, MSD Project Clear is designing a project to construct approximately 8,500 feet of wastewater pipe in City of Ladue. The project is estimated to begin construction as early as the Spring of 2023.

Grand Glaize Trunk Sanitary Relief (12272)

As part of a long-term effort to reduce basement backups and sewer overflows, MSD Project Clear is designing a project to replace approximately 1,726 feet of wastewater pipe in City of Ballwin. The project is estimated to begin construction as early as the Spring of 2022.

Brentwood and Red Bud CSO Elimination (12139)

As part of a long-term effort to reduce basement backups and sewer overflows, MSD Project Clear is designing a project to replace approximately 9,200 feet of wastewater sewer and 4,200 feet of stormwater sewer in the cities of Richmond Heights and Clayton, Missouri. MSD Project Clear will also disconnect sources where stormwater and groundwater enter the wastewater sewers (known as inflow and infiltration) from approximately 65 private properties.

Harlem Baden Relief Phase IV (11797)

As part of a long-term effort to reduce basement backups and sewer overflows, MSD Project Clear is designing a project to construct a new stormwater sewer in the Harlem and Baden neighborhoods of the City of St. Louis.