Diamond Street drainage improvements

Local record and application

What this record means for a receiving site

Lexington sought bids in March 2026 for Diamond Street drainage work involving about 27 storm-drain structures and 1,150 feet of pipe. A city-published April bid review recommended a contractor. The plans also identify utility relocation, trenching and pavement restoration. A bid recommendation is not a live construction map. If the corridor serves a customer, verify whether excavation, temporary patching or waterline work is active on the planned delivery date and keep any trailer outside the public work zone. A business planning temporary cooking must confirm potable water and wastewater even if street drainage is the public project's main purpose. For Lexington kitchen trailer rental at a separate Diamond Street customer, the planned storm-drain trenches make driveway positioning a practical question. Ask for the street number and current contractor phase before choosing trailer length or a private pad. Cooking capacity should follow the customer's menu, while potable supply, wastewater collection and exhaust must be checked independently of the drainage pipe installation.