Hilbert Sanitary Sewer Interceptor Replacement
Project Location: Between the Fox Trails subdivision and WWTF, Hilbert, WI
The existing interceptor system was replaced in a new location with approximately 3,400 lineal feet of 24-inch HDPE pipe and new RCP manholes. The project was constructed in easements through existing fields and crossed a navigable waterway and an active railroad. The stream crossing, roadway crossing, and the railroad crossing were all accomplished by boring and jacking steel casing pipes; additionally, two laterals were directionally bored under the creek.
Wetlands were identified during the planning process and protected throughout the construction process, and NES Ecological Services delineated the wetlands. High groundwater with high levels of silt necessitated the installation of a groundwater removal system to allow for excavation and installation of the pipeline. REL was able to work with Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources to accomplish this work within WDNR permit requirements. Railroad permitting was also required to allow for boring under the active railroad.
Since the interceptor replacement, the Village of Hilbert has recorded a significant decrease in the I/I issues of their wastewater treatment plant.
Client
Village of HilbertCategory
- Municipal Engineering
Services Used
- Civil Engineering
- Construction Services
- Ecological Services
- Funding Assistance
- Permitting
- Planning and Development
- Surveying Services
- Wastewater
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