This recent Davel Engineering & Environmental Inc. project involved an addition to an existing building, grading and drainage design, and the design of the erosion control. Site restrictions and town ordinances prohibited construction of a wet pond.

SOLUTION:

Davel Engineering & Environmental Inc. designed a bio-filtration device that filters the storm water prior to discharging to the municipal storm sewer.

This re-development site was home to the old Colonial Inn.  The site is located between Hwy 41 and County BB, Mud Creek and a highway exit ramp, leaving little room for storm water controls.

SOLUTION:

Davel Engineering & Environmental Inc. did the topographical work, designed the drainage and grading, erosion control and sewer and water services and provided construction staking.  We worked closely with Gries Architectural to design the grading and allow natural light into the basement, dramatically increasing the leasable space in the building.  Once again, a wet pond was not an option, so a proprietary was used to achieve the required storm water quality improvements.

The site challenge on this project was to create a design that accommodates the wetlands while satisfying the client requirements for grading.

SOLUTION:

Davel Engineering & Environmental Inc. provided the design, storm water management, surveying and construction staking services for this 5.5 acre commercial project.  Thee site includes three commercial buildings with the need for private utility extensions through the property.  All requirements were met as Davel Engineering & Environmental Inc. won another satisfied customer.

The developer came to Davel Engineering & Environmental Inc. with a plan to create a large pond surrounded by single-family condominiums. There were numerous town and DNR permits to obtain because the project was adjacent to or in wetlands.

SOLUTION:

Davel Engineering & Environmental Inc. lead the way in obtaining all the necessary permits to make the project a reality.  We were with the developer from start to finish, performing the topographical survey, drainage and grading design, storm water design, erosion control design, sewer and water design, road design and construction staking.  We think the end result speaks for itself!

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How should an engineering firm respond when the unexpected happens? Sunset Terrace was well on its way to becoming an approved subdivison when it was discovered that a good portion of what was previously farm field could be considered wetlands. While this sort of major concern could easily derail a project of this magnitude, Davel Engineering & Environmental Inc. took another approach.

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College Avenue through downtown Appleton is to be reconstructed. The project calls for an aggressive completion time schedule and a lucrative bonus for the contractor if the job finishes ahead of schedule. Davel Engineering & Environmental Inc. is low bidder for the construction staking, but can this small company respond to the demands of this large project and the aggressive time schedule?

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Multi-family zoning, challenging features and initial public opposition made this a difficult--but successful project for Davel Engineering & Environmental Inc. and developers.

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Unexpected permit problems almost forced the owner of this property to abandon the project, until Davel Engineering & Environmental Inc. was able to reconstruct the site to meet regulatory requirements.

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Redirect a major stream flowing through the course to keep the grounds playable through rainy seasons and prevent lost income.

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When other engineering companies passed on this tough project, Davel Engineering & Environmental Inc. stepped in to provide solutions that made the project viable.