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Point Design Group was brought in to assist the Sewer District after they had started the project. The H&A team came up to speed quickly to get the design completed in the County’s required time schedule.
Point Design Group assisted the Tuscarawas County Sewer District with the preparation of the plans and specifications and the construction for improvements to the Wilkshire Hills and Sandyville-Ease Sparta Wastewater Treatment Plants (WWTP’S). Improvements at the Wilkshire Hills WWTP included a rotary sludge press, a building for the press, sludge pumps, blowers, aeration equipment and piping. The Sandyville-East Sparta WWTP received an ultraviolet (UV) disinfection system (to replace the existing chlorination system) and an emergency generator.
Project Client:
Tuscarawas County Sewer District
Project Location:
Tuscarawas County
Services Included:
Construction Administration
Treatment Plant Design
Site Survey
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The Bellwood Borough Authority contracted Point Design Group to assist them in preparing plans and specifications, contract award administration and construction observation.
Penn Trafford School District requested Point Design Group to assist with preparing plans and specifications and contract award administration for pipe bursting sections of badly broken sanitary sewer lines next to and around their football stadium due to sewer water escaping and penetrating through an embankment onto neighboring property.
Point Design Group was hired by the Upper Tyrone Township Sewage Authority to design a new sanitary system for 602 residents which had failing private on-lot systems.
Point Design Group performed the surveying and design of the 2,700 feet of 12 inch waterline and 100 feet of 8 inch waterline.
Point Design Group was hired by the City of Canton to design the bank stabilization and 72″ sanitary sewer replacement for an area where the bank was slipping towards the creek.