Alpha Engineering » Wastewater

Parowan Sewer Expansion

Glen Carnahan — Thu, 20 Jun 2013 15:48:07 +0000

Project:

Parowan Sewer Expansion

Client:

Parowan City

Description:

Alpha Engineering Company completed the facility plan, funding application, design and construction management of the new wastewater lagoons and trunk line extension for the City of Parowan. This design included 56 acres of wastewater treatment lagoons and approximately 5 miles of collection and outfall lines ranging in size from 8 to 15 inches. Alpha Engineering assisted in the bidding and construction management of the trunk line extension project and the wastewater lagoons.

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La Verkin Street Improvements

Glen Carnahan — Thu, 20 Jun 2013 15:40:52 +0000

Project:

La Verkin Street Improvements

Client:

La Verkin City

Description:

The La Verkin Street Improvement project was an ongoing project that lasted approximately 10 years. All major roadways in the city limits were improved, which included storm drains, asphalt, curb and gutter, irrigation, water, and sewer.

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Medical Drive & 1470 East

Glen Carnahan — Thu, 20 Jun 2013 15:40:16 +0000

Project:

Medical Drive & 1470 East

Client:

Foremaster Development

Description:

The Medical Center Drive and 1470 East projects consisted of utility improvements and roadway design for Medical Center Drive, including sewer, water, storm drain, grading, etc. This design included design of a large box culvert on the drainage for Medical Center Drive. On 1470 East, the road was rough graded and utilities were installed with the original project and the road has subsequently been paved.

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St. George North Utilities Project

Glen Carnahan — Thu, 20 Jun 2013 15:17:47 +0000

Project:

St. George North Utilities Project

Client:

City of St. George

Description:

An area was proposed to be developed North of the City of St. George known as The Ledges. It was necessary to extend utility service to the area including culinary water, re-use (irrigation) water and wastewater services. It was proposed to extend these services through the Snow Canyon State Park. In order to provide these services it was necessary to use directional boring techniques through the State Park. There were three 20 inch borings approximately 2,000 feet in length which were extended from the base of the cliffs in the park to the service area at the top of the cliff. Impacts to sensitive areas were minimized by fencing the right-of-way to the boring site.