Water System Improvements
<<<<< RETURN TO WATER AND WASTEWATER INFRASTRUCTURE
Water System Improvements
Sherwood, Oregon
The City of Sherwood recently constructed a 3.5-mile-long, 48-in.-diameter pipeline to link the Willamette River Water Treatment Plant in Wilsonville, Oregon, to a new 4-MG reservoir site near the intersection of Baker and Tooze roads and an existing reservoir at Snyder Park in Sherwood. The City plans to construct a second 4-MG reservoir at the site in the future. GRI completed a geotechnical and seismic design studies for the site that included subsurface explorations, laboratory testing, engineering studies, and preparation of a report that addressed excavation, site preparation, foundation support, settlement, retaining structures, drainage, and seismic design. For the waterline, trenching conditions were evaluated with a reconnaissance and subsurface explorations. GRI prepared a report that characterized subsurface and trenching conditions and addressed trench excavation, support, dewatering, and backfill.
Key Staff
-
- Dwight Hardin
-
- Matt Shanahan