Whitestown Cardinal Pointe

Whitestown Cardinal Pointe

by | May 23, 2024

Whitestown, IN

Cardinal Pointe

HWC provided site design for Cardinal Pointe, a single-family residential subdivision developed by Pulte and Lennar, in Whitestown, Indiana.

The development consists of 392 lots on 113.49 acres with an amenity area including a pool, pool house, playground, and pickleball courts. The design of this development was completed in five segments and included public infrastructure (road, sanitary, storm, and water), five (5) detention ponds, two entrances from CR 750, floodplain mitigation, and multiple Letter of Map Revisions Based on Fill (LOMR-F) approvals from IDEM.

Construction on this project was completed as follows:

  • Section 2 – Public infrastructure construction was completed in October 2022
  • Section 3 – Public infrastructure construction was completed in February 2023
  • Section 4 – Public infrastructure construction was completed in November 2023
  • Section 5 – Public infrastructure construction was completed in January 2024
Land Development

Jeffersonville Project Gray 6

Jeffersonville Project Gray 6

by | May 23, 2024

Jeffersonville, IN

Project Gray 6

HWC provided site design for the development of the Project Gray 6 parcel, which is a 24-acre site within the River Ridge Commerce Center in Jeffersonville, Indiana. The site is bounded on the north by Lewman Way and on the east by Lewman Court. The buildings, pavement, and other improvements that existed on the site were demolished prior to our design efforts.

 The project design for this development included a 259,800 SF industrial building for Crescent Electric Supply Company, complete with recessed truck dock areas and an associated truck maneuvering area on the north side of the building and employee/visitor ADA-compliant parking on the south side of the building.

Construction documents included plans for existing conditions, site demolition, site improvements, grading, drainage, utilities, sanitary, storm sewer, erosion control/Stormwater Pollution Prevention, drainage report, and landscape plans. HWC also provided permitting.

The construction for this facility was completed in August 2022.

Land Development

Jeffersonville River Ridge Tract 13C

Jeffersonville River Ridge Tract 13C

by | May 23, 2024

Jeffersonville, IN

River Ridge Tract 13C

HWC provided site design for the development of River Ridge Tract 13C, which is a 169,000 SF industrial building on 11.4 acres that is located near the southwest corner of Logistics Avenue and International Drive in the River Ridge Commerce Center in Jeffersonville, Indiana. The project design included a recessed truck dock area in the rear of the building and an employee parking lot in the front. The design of this development also included storm sewer design, grading to provide a balanced site, and utility services to the proposed building.

HWC used the previously-prepared development plan and mass grading and utility plans to complete detailed engineering and construction documents for the site. Construction documents included plans for existing conditions, site (including dimensional control and construction details and specifications), grading and drainage, utilities, sanitary, storm sewer, erosion control/Stormwater Pollution Prevention, drainage report, and landscape plans. HWC also completed earthwork quantities, utility coordination, and permitting.

The construction for this facility was completed in 2023.

Land Development

Clinton Wastewater Treatment Plant Renovation

Clinton Wastewater Treatment Plant Renovation

by | May 2, 2024

Clinton, IN

Wastewater Treatment Plant Renovation

HWC provided services for the $3.2 million Wastewater Treatment Plant Renovation project in Clinton, Indiana. The project included renovations to the combined sewer wastewater treatment facility in Clinton, Indiana. HWC services included preparation of plans, specifications and bidding documents, construction engineering, inspection, and revisions to the SRF planning report.

The project included renovation of the existing combined sewer headworks, including a self-cleaning bar screen and new stormwater pump motors and controls. The raw sewage pump station was also replaced and an existing 2.0 MGD Cantex wet/dry pit package station was converted to a submersible pump type station. The project also included construction of an aerated channel type grit removal structure, replacement of the aeration equipment for two contact stabilization tanks, rehabilitation of two submerged steel tanks, retrofit of two abandoned anaerobic digesters to aerated liquid sludge storage tanks, installation of new blowers and disinfection equipment, a new laboratory control building, and new equipment and SCADA system for the plant and the remote lift stations.

Weirs, baffles, collectors, drives and the RAS/WAS pumping system were also upgraded to increase the peak capacity of the clarifiers.

Project Highlights:

  • Complete retrofit of the plant headworks with increased pumping, screening, and grit removal
  • Existing plant renovation with new aeration system and disinfection system
  • Conversion of 2 old anaerobic digesters to aerobic digesters
  • HWC provided planning, design, construction engineering, and inspection services for the project.

Water Resources

Terre Haute Sanitary District Project 20 – Thompson Ditch/Poplar Street Relief Interceptor

Terre Haute Sanitary District Project 20 – Thompson Ditch/Poplar Street Relief Interceptor

by | May 2, 2024

Terre Haute, IN

Sanitary District Project 20 – Thompson Ditch/Poplar Street Relief Interceptor

HWC worked with the Terre Haute Sanitary District to complete this $4.5 million relief interceptor project.

The constructed interceptor in the Thompson Ditch drainage way now intercepts flow from Seelyville and conveys them to the Southside Lift Station via 36”, 48”, and 60” interceptors. The interceptor also collects flow from a combination sewer and force main constructed on Poplar Street to relieve overburdened sewers on Poplar Street.

Finally, an existing regional lift station near the intersection of Poplar Street and SR 46 was upgraded and replaced.

The project involved significant road reconstruction, traffic planning, land acquisition, and public awareness.

 

Water Resources