Lambert Trail drainage phase 2B

Local record and application

What this record means for a receiving site

Chesapeake says severe 1999 storms exposed flooding around Lambert Trail; phase 2B would replace downstream pipes and regrade ditches between Deep Creek Boulevard and the Gilmerton Road outfall. This is a documented drainage response, not evidence that a specific neighborhood kitchen flooded or needed temporary cooking capacity. The city connects this program to flooding after 1999 storms and describes pipe and ditch work, not a foodservice facility repair. A nearby business should document its own closure reason and approved alternative site. Check Deep Creek Boulevard and the Gilmerton approach for current work limits and safe turns. A separate institution near Lambert Trail may need temporary dish capacity only if its own renovation closes the wash area. Chesapeake dishwashing trailer rental would require a clean return door, dirty collection path, hot-water recovery, and a drain the owner may legally use. The route must avoid phase 2B pipe trenches; a neighborhood flood history does not determine rack throughput or the size of a unit.