The project included hydraulic analysis, culvert design, channel design, permitting, as well as construction administration and inspection for a storm water management project that focused on alleviating flooding along Poplar Fork and tributaries located in Putnam County, WV.
The project consisted of over 3300 feet of channel design, placement of numerous culverts under local roads, as well as residential driveways. Scour and erosion countermeasures, designed and incorporated into the plans, included rock rip-rap and grouted rip-rap as well as various mattings and vegetative cover.
The regulatory agencies designated to oversee this project included the US Army Corps of Engineers and the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection.
Surveying services included hydraulic topographic stream mapping for design purposes and construction layout.
Highlights:
- Stream Hydraulic Analysis
- Channel Design
- Scour and Erosion Countermeasures
- Surveying
- Permit Applications