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Water Supply Projects
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Mountain Ridge Subdivision
Pineville, MO | In 2004, Hummel Homes began a large subdivision that will add an estimated 900 new housing units to the City of st1:City>Pineville, Missouri. This will add more than three miles of city streets, water and sanitary sewer to the City of Pineville and increase the population of Pineville by an estimated 2400. TSE designed the initial water supply solution for Mountain Ridge: a new well and 100,000 gallon storage tower, which is currently under construction. This solution will provide water for the first 200 homes, with projected expansion over the next ten years.
New Water Distribution System
Diamond, MO |
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has been sampling private residential water wells in areas of northern Newton County. Many wells were found to be contaminated with heavy metals, cadmium and lead above safe levels for drinking. The EPA is providing funding for an extension of the City of Diamond’s public water system to supply potable water to areas of the City that have shallow ground water contamination from previous lead and zinc actives. The project involved: Engineering report, Recommended system alignments and tower site to the City, EPA Grant application, DNR Construction permit, Construction plan development of a 250,000-gallon tower, deep well and pump house, and approximately eight miles of water main, installed in private easements. Design and construction began in 2004 and is currently underway.
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Water Distribution System Expansion
Pineville, MO | TSE has enjoyed a long-standing relationship with the City of Pineville and has successfully completed numerous engineering projects for the City. We recently completed water system design updates for the City (2003). Improvements presently being constructed or slated for construction include:
· A new well
· A new 300,000 gallon standpipe
· Mains linking the new supply with the current system
· Extension of the water system south to the Haven Hurst subdivision
· Replacement of more than two miles of aging water main.
The project received funding from CDBG, DNR Drinking Water Grant and a State Revolving Fund Loan. Total project cost-$1.2 million.
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WATER SUPPLY / TREATMENT / DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS
Additional Services |
| • Municipal and Rural Distribution |
| • System Design |
| • Supply Wells |
| • Treatment |
| • Pump Design |
| • Storage Facilities |
| • Computer Modeling |
| • Rate Studies & Analysis |
| • Compliance Consultation |
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