Jones-Stuckey Ltd., Inc.

Stormwater/Drainage Design Experience

	FRA-670-3.17 Stormwater Outlet Impact Study Study and stormwater analysis of storm flow between Neil Avenue and North High Street Compared pump station to gravity sewer outlet to handle the increased storm flow due to additional traffic lanes on I-670 Gravity sewer was determined to be less costly to build and maintain
	Twelfth Avenue Sewer Separation - Part II $6.0 M project completed in 1997 Design for 2,200-feet of 14'x5' box sections constructed by cut and cover Reconstructed pavement, curb and sidewalk on Twelfth Avenue Required tunneling for more than 1,000 feet of 102" storm conduit Extensive maintenance-of-traffic plans
	Twelfth Avenue Sewer Separation - Part I $750,000 project completed in 1992 Purpose of project was to alleviate severe flooding in the OSU campus area Detailed plans and specifications to replace aging 108" storm sewer Project was a result of the OSU Area Stormwater Study prepared earlier by our firm
	Stormwater Detention Basin and Sanitary Sewer Filter Screen Marysville Reformatory for Women $170,000 project completed in 1991 Included a mechanical filter screen and electrical service to operate Storm water retention basin retrofit
	New Albany Expressway Stormwater and Drainage ODOT’s single largest project during 1996 7.4 miles of 4 to 6-lane pavements / 3-1/2 interchanges Peripheral streets and roadways totaled 12.5 miles Controlling stormwater required 6.7 miles of 6" to 60” conduit Additional 35 miles of 4" and 6" underdrain required under the pavement Also included roadway ditch analysis
	Astor Ditch $799,176 project completed in 1996 Improved 3,000 feet of stormwater ditch Included detailing 5 pre-cast concrete sectional culverts
	Franklin Main Sanitary Sewer Trenchless rehabilitation of 1,600 ft. section of 30" round brick sewer on the OSU Main Campus with 30" CIPP Liner (11.0 mm) University elected to improve the Franklin Main due to age (c. 1895), and recreation fields being constructed above it (ownership of sewer by City) Analysis of existing sewer involved light cleaning and CCTV services Provided design and construction administration in 2003
	Sanitary & Storm Sewer System Renovation Ohio Reformatory for Women $2.1 M sanitary and storm sewer system improvement project at aging penal institution Evaluation of manholes, sump pumps, and lift stations, and close circuit televising of the sanitary sewer system CCTV inspection coupled with colored dyes to determine cross connections between the storm and sanitary sewers Prepared construction plans and bid documents for rehabilitation Emphasis on non-disruptive remedial repair such as relining

Waterline Design Experience

	Sullivant Avenue Water Line Cleaning Design completed in 2003 Cleaning and lining of 19,200 ft. of 20” water main Includes replacing several defective water valves
	Wexner Center Waterline The Ohio State University $40,000 project completed in 1984 Development of construction plans for 20” waterline under College Road
	OSU Utility Master Plan - Northwest Sector $730,000 project completed in 1986 Development of utilities plan for future needs for the 700-acre site Recommended a plan for 12,000 ft. of 8”, 10”, and 12” waterlines
	Doherty Road - Feder Road Waterline $340,000 project completed in 1983 9,500 ft. of 12" waterline to service an area being supplied by individual wells
	Oakland Park Avenue, Cleveland Avenue, and Gay Street Water Mains $330,000 project completed in 1987 3,900 ft. of 6" to 8" water lines to boost pressure and improve fire protection
	Waterline Improvements in the Southwest Columbus Quadrant $705,000 project completed in 1991 13,400 ft. of 6" to 8" water lines at 15 locations to boost pressure and improve fire protection
	Waterline Improvements in the Southeast Columbus Quadrant $940,000 project completed in 1994 9,400 ft. of 6" to 16" water lines at 21 locations to boost pressure and improve fire protection
	Central Pressure District Waterline Improvements $990,000 project 11,940 l.f. of 12", 8" and 6" water line located on 13 streets Alignment, reference points and topography were field surveyed for each location New water lines provided cross-connections between streets to boost pressure to 119 service taps for individual residences
	Central Waterline Replacement $700,000 project completed in 1995 Project replaced 2" to 20" watermains
	Waterline Replacement Columbus Developmental Center $684,000 project completed in 1996-1997 Project accomplished in two phases Replaced 9,700 l.f. of 6", 8" and 12" waterlines, installed meters, and replaced older services lines to the various facilities on the campus
	Oval Restoration - The Ohio State University Completed in 2003 Construction cost $558,000 Investigated alternative water sources for irrigation and modeled existing system with flow test data to determine proper size of piping and equipment Designed waterline connection from main line to irrigation system Designed meter, backflow preventer, and irrigation flow controller within the basement of adjacent building restoration project Construction administration services included limited observation