by Toni Takacs | Jan 12, 2022
Washington Township, IN
Murphy Aquatic Park
HWC worked closely with Washington Township Parks and Recreation in Hendricks County to design a new regional park and aquatic center in Avon, Indiana. Currently, under construction, the initial phase of the project centers around a state-of-the-art aquatic center which will house a large wave pool, central sprayground, activity pool, and waterslides. In addition to the aquatic center, the park will feature an inclusive playground with play berms, trails, recreation pond, wetland, restored habitat, and parking. A community center with an indoor recreation facility is planned for the second phase.
Monumental Merit Award Recipient
by Toni Takacs | Jan 12, 2022
Ingalls, IN
Ingalls Maple Trails Subdivision
HWC provided boundary and topographic surveying services and preformed staking and asbuilt work for the Maple Trails Subdivision Project in Ingalls, Indiana, which aided in the development of 160 acres for residential housing. The project also involved additional off-site surveying for utility routes to existing sanitary facilities and drainage outlet points.
by Toni Takacs | Jan 12, 2022
Fountain County, IN
Fountain County Sheriff’s Office and Jail
HWC Engineering provided surveying services for the Fountain County Sheriff’s Office and Jail Project.
The project utilized drone imagery and other available data sources to help design and construct a new office and jail facilities with only two weeks of turnaround time.
by Toni Takacs | Jan 12, 2022
Seymour, IN
Seymour Southern Bypass
HWC Engineering partnered with another firm to complete topographic and route surveying along a four mile route for a new bypass around the south side of the city of Seymour, Indiana.
HWC also coordinated with an aerial mapping firm that provided base topographic mapping and aerial ortho-photos for the project.
HWC acquired additional topographic surveys in some areas due to route realignments and additions.
The total survey fee exceeded $100,000.
by Toni Takacs | Jan 12, 2022
Kentuckiana Regional Planning and Development Agency
KIPDA CR 311 Corridor Plan
In an effort to address increasing congestion and promote economic development, Clark County officials turned to HWC to develop a corridor study of County Road 311 between County Line Road and US 31. Funded by the Kentuckiana Regional Planning & Development Agency (KIPDA), HWC evaluated existing conditions along the corridor and made recommendations to mitigate traffic congestion, improve safety, address the logistical needs of the Transit Authority of River City (TARC), and incorporate strategies for improved bicycle and pedestrian access.
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