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<br />Craig A. Smith & Associates
<br />Engineers ● Surveyors ● Subsurface Utility Engineering ● 3D Subsurface Imaging ● Utility Coordination
<br />incorporated into the town over the last 70 years. The system, which comprises of an area nearly a mile square
<br />has an array of shallow gravity sewer systems with over 40 lift stations which serve nearly that amount of Mobile
<br />Home Parks, Industrial Parks, and Storage Facilities. The town has a couple legacy septic tank areas within the
<br />service area which are targeted to be eliminated by the implementation of multiple septic to sewer projects. The
<br />Master Plan consisted of evaluating existing town wastewater system infrastructure, develop proposed projects
<br />to eliminate deficiencies, inefficiencies, and scope projects to address future growth and development. The
<br />proposed plan would consist of constructing new lift stations, new sanitary sewers, and force mains to collect
<br />and transfer sewage to the city of Hollywood treatment plant. The Master Plan evaluated the existing sewer
<br />allocation in the Large User Agreement between the Town and the City of Hollywood to ensure the town has
<br />compacity for forecasted growth indicated via census data and industrial growth projections. A fiscal schedule
<br />developed to complete the work which includes the fallowing variables: town priority, project scale, scope, design,
<br />cost and utility rates correlated with the current and future population and fiscal growth based on census data
<br />shall be implemented. The plan was reviewed by the town and due to complexity of the town infrastructure and
<br />ongoing development dynamic it is continually being updated. CAS is working with the town to scope and prepare
<br />grant applications for the project in the master Plan to be implemented into the Capital Improvement Plan and
<br />move project into design.
<br />Hardee County Utilities Wastewater & Potable Water Improvements, Phase 8 – Hardee County, Florida.
<br />The project consisted of the construction of a sanitary sewer & potable water system expansion, sewer & water
<br />services, and other appurtenances. CAS provided preliminary engineering, engineering design services,
<br />construction plans, project management, permits, bidding services, engineering services during construction and
<br />construction observation services during the construction phase of the project and project close-out services. The
<br />scope of work includes: The addition of approximately 6,200 feet of 8 inch diameter sanitary sewer mains, gravity
<br />sewer and manholes; and 9,700 feet of 10-lnch, 8-lnch, and 6-lnch watermains, and the abandonment and
<br />removal of existing septic tanks, conversion of all residences to the proposed sanitary sewer system via sewer
<br />laterals, a complete road replacement within the limits of construction in the road, and the restoration of driveway
<br />aprons and sod within the right-of-way. All water services were transferred from existing well to the Hardee County
<br />Water System.
<br />Hardee County Utilities Wauchula Hills Sanitary Sewer Improvements: Phase 7 – Hardee County, FL: Providing
<br />project management for the engineering design and construction for the installation of approximately 3,915
<br />linear feet of 8-inch gravity sanitary sewer and associated manholes, a duplex wastewater lift station with a 6-
<br />foot diameter by 16-foot deep wet well, 380 linear feet of 4-inch force main and 2,080 linear feet of 8-inch force
<br />main extending along US Route-17. The project includes abandonment and removal of existing septic tanks and
<br />connection of all residence to the new sanitary sewer collection system via sanitary sewer lateral installations.
<br />Restoration will entail complete road replacement within the construction limits along with restoration of driveway
<br />aprons and sod with right-of-way.
<br />Ohio Department of Transportation District 5 – Roadway & Bridge Alignment, Lancaster, OH: Provided
<br />construction management skills to assist contractors to meet planned design, standard, scope, schedule, and
<br />budget.
<br />City of Athens – Richland Avenue Corridor Lighting, Athens, OH: Conducted a topographic survey and created a
<br />digital terrain model of Richland Ave Corridor Lighting and Sidewalk Rehabilitation Project.
<br />Northern Perry County Sewer & Water - Rehoboth Sewer Feasibility Study, Rehoboth, OH: Prepared a Feasibility
<br />Study to provide sanitary sewer for an unincorporated Village in the County. The study conducted compared cost
<br />effectiveness of the following options: gravity sewer collection and a small package treatment plant, gravity sewer
<br />collection and utilizing existing regional plant for treatment, forcemain system to a regional treatment plant, and
<br />a decentralized treatment and collection system.
<br />Northern Perry County Sewer & Water - Thorn-Port Thornville Lift Station Rehabilitation and Sanitary Sewer Force
<br />Main, Thornville & Thornport (unincorporated), OH: Designed a force main and sanitary sewer lift station to be
<br />rehabilitated for transferring sewage to a treatment facility over two miles from the decommissioned treatment
<br />facility and nearly 100 feet higher in elevation while utilizing much of the same infrastructure.
<br />Village of Pomeroy, Long Term Control Plan – Pomeroy, Ohio: Developed an Ohio EPA Long Term Control Plan to:
<br />locate and identify Combined Sewer Outfalls (CSOs) into the Ohio River and tributaries, mapped all sewer
<br />infrastructure in the city (sanitary, storm, and combined), and provided recommendations to eliminate CSOs and
<br />Combined Sewers.
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