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INTRODUCTION AND ISSUE:
The Pepsi Bottling Company, a Honickman Company, operates a distribution facility in College Point, New York. This area has historically been vulnerable to flooding, exacerbated by recent climate changes. Notably, the College Point region was significantly affected during Hurricane Sandy and Hurricane Ida, causing massive flooding throughout the community.

The primary challenge, however, stems from severe thunderstorms overwhelming the city's drainage systems, many of which are designed to handle 1.75" of rain per hour. Recent microburst storms have dropped 2+" of rain in an hour, resulting in flash flooding throughout New York City.

FLOOD EVENTS AND FACILITIES:
Recent flooding in the area has led to financial and operational losses for the Pepsi Bottling Co. distribution facility as flood waters plowed through bay doors and into the building. The loss of inventory, forklifts, time and damage to infrastructure during these events necessitated an urgent and effective solution to mitigate future flood and extreme weather risks.

SOLUTION:
The company turned to Garrison Flood Control to find a solution that would help their operational and facilities teams divert and hold back flood waters from entering their warehouse. After reviewing the blueprints of their facility, the flood technical team at Garrison Systems recommended the Mayim™ Interconnecting Temporary Flood Barriers.

Pepsi Bottling's decision was influenced by the widespread adoption of Mayim barriers among esteemed municipalities and organizations across the country.

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