This development included a 12,000 SF municipal building, parking lot, and stormwater detention facility along the south end of the property. The site design was for two drives proposed along 500 West to provide access for fire trucks to enter and exit from the building in both directions.
The dry detention pond was designed to control runoff for the entire developed area.
For this development, a 12,500 SF building includes associated parking, fire truck access, and utility infrastructure. Two new entrance drives were designed along Vitality Drive; one on the south and one on the east, to provide ingress and egress for fire trucks from the building, as well as a drive to a parking area in the front of the building.
The existing pond was expanded in order to provide additional detention volume required to meet present day standards.
As part of its ongoing partnership with the city of North Vernon, HWC has worked with community, business, and city leaders to develop the last two comprehensive plans. The plans focused on major infrastructure improvements, investments in quality of life amenities, and economic development capitalizing on the nearby Muscatatuck Urban Training Center (MUTC). Collectively, these planning efforts spearheaded the construction of the U.S. 50 Bypass, North Vernon’s designation as a Stellar Community, and served as a key component for the South Central Indiana Talent Region READI Plan.
HWC completed surveying and site planning for the 51,800 SF behavioral center on approximately 21 acres in Vigo County, south of Terre Haute, Indiana. An additional 10,000 SF wing was added to the project during construction.
HWC provided subdividing/plat approval services and design on all associated site infrastructure. Items included sanitary sewer, storm sewer, stormwater detention, water mains, drives, and hardscape components. Special attention was paid to the subgrade courtyards with elevated screening and fencing to increase aesthetics from neighboring properties.
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