This project is in Dubai Investments Park, which covers an area of 2,300 hectares. The project is part of DIPÂ’s concerted efforts to keep upgrading its infrastructure in order to manage groundwater levels, prevent property inundation and mitigate flooding in the event of heavy rainfall, which has been an issue in low-lying areas within the development. The design project started in August and will be completed in four months. The new facility will be connected to the main Dubai Municipality drainage network for Dubai South and adjacent communities, once that is completed. The storm water network will involve 147 km of pipelines, nearly 2,000 manholes, five ponds and five lift stations. The project is part of DIP's concerted efforts to keep upgrading its infrastructure in order to manage groundwater levels, prevent property inundation and mitigate flooding in the event of heavy rainfall, which has been an issue in low-lying areas within the development. The design works started in August 2016 and will be completed in four months. The new facility will be connected to the main Dubai Municipality drainage network for Dubai South and adjacent communities, once the design is completed.