PROJECT: City of Greenville-Highway 62 Utility Relocation Project
OWNER: City of Greenville
COMPLETION DATE: 2012
COMMENTS: The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet will widen Highway 62 from the Muhlenberg County Hospital to  the intersection with KY 181. RJA was responsible for engineering services as they relate to the water and sewer utility relocation design and construction inspection within the KTC project area.

PROJECT: Hanson Sewer System Replacement Project Phase 1 and 2
OWNER: City of Hanson, KY        
COMPLETION DATE: 2012
COMMENTS: RJA’s responsibilities include design, permits, encroachments, easements, construction management and resident inspection. A total of 48,000 feet of force main and gravity sewer line and 3 new lift stations were constructed to replace the existing grinder pump, low pressure sewer system. The financial considerations demonstrated that complete replacement of the existing system, including increasing the capacity of the existing lift stations, construction of new lift stations, and converting from pressure collection to gravity was the most affordable long term benefit to the city. RJA has completed and submitted grant applications to RDA and CBDG for this project.

PROJECT: Madisonville Community College Drainage Basin
OWNER: Madisonville Community College
COMPLETION DATE: 2012
COMMENTS: RJA was responsible for the surveying, design (including hydrologic analysis), permits and construction management of this project. This project allows for a controlled discharge of storm water from the College parking lot and grounds into the City’s water supply. The design included a 3 acre storm water retention basin with a 48 inch and 60 inch CMP for low and high water discharge. This project involved the cooperation of the Madisonville Community College, City of Madisonville and one adjacent landowner.

PROJECT: City of Greenville-Luzerne Lake Project
OWNER: Greenville Utility Commission
COMPLETION DATE: 2012
COMMENTS: RJA’s involvement in this project includes assisting in fund procurement, preliminary engineering for EDA grant/loan requirements, design, environmental permits, project bidding and construction inspection. This project is designed to remove sediment from Luzerne Lake. The lake has approximately 8,000 feet of shoreline, not counting the lake dam, which will not be disturbed. Assuming dredging will be done along the shoreline 30 feet in width and 10 feet deep on average, approximately, 90,000 cubic yards of sediment will be removed from the lake. This volume will provide additional storage for 18,000,000 gallons of water.