Current Projects
AD Hare Water Renovations
(Project Manager - Ashley Yeh )
The project involves the construction of approximately 15,506 LF of 6” water main, approximately 13,496 LF of 4” water main 6,215 LF of 2” water main, 20 post hydrants, 19 fire hydrant assemblies, fittings and associated appurtenances.
The roads that are included in the project are: Bay Lane, Broughton Hall Road, Bunkerhill Lane, Joey Lane, Morton Waring Lane, Old Village Drive, Quail Drive, Ranch Drive, Shoreside Court, Stevensridge Lane, Summerton Court, West Lake Shore Drive, Academy Lane, Windy Hill Lane, Almond Street, Ben’s Circle, Bryan Drive, Cooper Store Road, Crestwood Drive, Lucas Street, Starbright Lane, Stormwatch Lane, Val-Mar Drive and Walsh Drive, AD Hare Lane, Alle Place, Ayers Drive, Buttonwood Lane, Cain Drive, Dial Lane, Doc Lacy Lane, Dooley Lane, Fellowship Lane, Fox Squirrel Lane, Graceland Drive, Harriets Way, Jolewis Lane, Lakenglen Drive, Louise Lane, Maries Lane, McCall Alley, Morning Dove Lane, Parsonage Road, Peggy Lane, Private Lane and Shelby Lane.
Savannah Creek Elevated Storage Tank Painting
(Project Manager – Chad Abrams)
This project involves cleaning and over-coating of the exterior, and complete blasting and recoating of the interior, of an existing 300,000 gallon elevated storage tank located in Jamestown, SC.
St. Stephen 2010 Water Line Renovations
(Project Manager – Chad Abrams)
The project involves the construction of approximately 7,300 LF of 6” water main, approximately 7,800 LF of 4” water main, approximately 1,800 LF of 2” water main, 7-6” fire hydrant assemblies, 6-3” post-type fire hydrant assemblies, fittings and associated appurtenances.
St. Stephen Water Tank
(Project Manager – Chad Abrams)
The project includes the raising of the existing St. Stephen elevated water tank approximately 25 feet to a hydraulic grade line of 205' MSL (133.86' AGL). The project also includes the construction of an altitude valve building, which will consist of the relocation of the existing control valve from the entry into the St. Stephen system to the new control valve building including electrical site work, painting, controls, etc. for a complete project as shown on the plans and in the specifications.
Last update: October 1, 2012