Lower Colorado River Authority (LCRA) Hamilton Pool Road Water System
The project extended the LCRA’s Bee Cave water system out Hamilton Pool Road to serve developing areas. It included a 2 MGD potable water pump station constructed at an existing ground storage reservoir site off Hwy 71, over 18,000 linear feet of 16-inch potable waterline generally following Hamilton Pool Road to the West, a 250,000 gallon ground storage reservoir, a 2 MGD hydro-pneumatic water system at the end of the 16-inch waterline, and subsidiary projects that extended 12-inch waterlines to the south and to the west from the end of the 16-inch line. The project was let in three separate bids with additional line work change added to the original bids. The project included extensive coordination with outside environmental consultants as well as the representative for an individual conservation property that was being crossed. Special conditions were developed for restoration in environmentally sensitive areas and the design was, in numerous areas, augmented to respond to environmental concerns.
Lindell Lane 24-inch Waterline, Travis County
This is a cost reimbursement project between the City of Austin and Wild Horse Investments that consisted of approximately 8000 feet of 24-inch potable water line. The waterline tied to a City main north of US 290 at Decker Lane, crossed US 290 and then paralleled Decker Lane to Lindell Lane where it headed cross-country to the east. The line in the area of US 290 was designed and built in stages to accommodate the TxDOT US 290/SH 130 intersection construction and included bores for crossing beneath Decker Lane and under Capital Metro railroad. The project was bid as a City of Austin project and, upon completion, was accepted and is owned by the City of Austin.
Hornsby Bend 12-inch Water Transmission Main
This project is approximately 11,500 feet long and set generally along Webberville Road and Dunlap Road in eastern Travis County. The line connects the Hornsby Bend water wells near Webberville Road and Decker Lake Road to its elevated reservoir east of the Hornsby Bend development. The line crosses Decker Creek and Webberville Road and is generally set within easements.
Circle C Contract Bond Improvements
Project included approximately 60,000 linear feet of wastewater interceptor, 2 – 2 million gallon Southwest “B” reservoirs, a 15,000 gpm pump station, and Southwest “A” storage reservoir site development, 12,000 lineal feet of 24” – 48” water transmission main. Work included environmental assessment, platting, survey coordination, design, approvals, and construction support. Project received Environmental Award from the City of Austin.
WCID #20
Intake structure on Lake Austin and 0.86 mgd water treatment plant – Work included planning, survey coordination, design, approvals, and construction support.
Springbrook Center
Project included approximately 6,650 linear feet of 12-24 inch wastewater trunk line. Work included planning, survey coordination, design, approvals, and construction support.
North Travis County MUD #5
Project was for 300,000 gallon per day first phase wastewater treatment plant, 2,400 gallon per minute well system, elevated reservoir, and transmission and approach mains for the North Travis County MUD #5. Work included planning, permit preparation and application, survey coordination, design, and approvals.
US 183/RM 620 Water Line
Line was approximately 7,500 linear feet of 18-30 inch water line including two bores under US 183. Work included planning, survey coordination, design, approvals, and construction support.
Lakeline
Project included water, wastewater, and drainage improvements for the Lakeline Development in the right-of-way of Pecan Boulevard, Lakeline Boulevard, and Stonestop Boulevard. Work included planning, survey coordination, design, approvals and construction support.
Lake Creek Lift Station
Station was a 7,000-gallon per minute station for North Austin Municipal Utility District #1. Work included planning, survey coordination, design, approvals, and construction support.
North Travis County MUD #5
MUD needed 300,000 gallon per day first phase wastewater treatment plant, 2,400 gallon per minute well system, elevated reservoir, and transmission and approach mains for the North Travis County MUD #5. Work included planning, permit preparation and application, survey coordination, design, and approvals.