Client:
City of Minneota
Minneota, MN
Key Features:
- $2.6 million project, 30% locally funded
- Seven different funding sources
- State Highway and Main Street construction
- Storm sewer and sanitary sewer replacement
Key Experience:
- Significant coordination required
- SRF Funding
- Significant coordination with local businesses during construction
Pavement/Utility Improvements
MN DOT, Rural Development, Watershed District, PFA low interest loan, TMDL grant, Lyon County Highway Department
In the fall of 2008, the City selected DGR to reconstruct water mains, sanitary and storm sewer and the highway pavement on Jefferson Street and TH 68. DGR assisted the City in obtaining funding for approximately 70% of the project costs via grants, state aid and county participation. The project utilized funding from the above referenced sources, as well as the City. DGR provided full time construction observation and administration to aid the City and record keeping and testing required by these agencies for reimbursement.
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Site Development
DGR Engineering (DGR) worked with the City and the project architect for all aspects of the project including topographic survey, site design, construction survey, construction observation and administration.
Sioux City, Iowa
Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation
The project was bid and came in under budget. Manhole lids were raised to provide better access in some areas, and rehabilitation of the sewer system was completed to give another 50 years of life to the City’s much-needed infrastructure.
Rembrandt, IA
Wastewater Treatment Facility
MBBR technology was chosen based on cost, operational flexibility and most importantly, limited land availability.
Sanborn, IA
Floodplain Analysis
DGR employed a Geographic Information System (GIS) in conjunction with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to first determine the 100-year flood elevations and delineate the floodway boundaries.
Sutherland, IA
Distribution Conversion
Due to concerns with the age and condition of the structures, along with safety clearances to energized equipment and conductors, a project was undertaken to replace the old infrastructure with new underground lines and associated padmount equipment.
Redwood Falls, MN
Street & Utility Improvements
Morningside Avenue was reconstructed totaling approximately 1,300 linear feet. The project included new sanitary sewer, water main, storm sewer, fiber conduits, decorative street lighting, and 9-inch concrete paving with colored concrete sidewalks.
Sioux City, IA