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The document lists 21 GeoStorm-related projects including installations, designs, and plans of green infrastructure systems across various locations in Wisconsin, Indiana, Georgia, and Washington D.C. The projects involve stormwater management using systems like green streets, subsurface gravel wetlands, and zero discharge facilities. The document provides details on each project such as location, storage volume capacities, and return periods.
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Update: Projects & Partnerships, to the Economic Growth & Infrastructure Comm...
Bath, Maine Design And Resiliency Team (DART) Project
Bath, Maine Design And Resiliency Team (DART) Project
Portfolio
- 1. GEOSTORMTM RELATED PORTFOLIO Installations 1. Milwaukee, WI – Sherwin Industries 0.5” 2. Milwaukee County, WI - 107th Street Green Street Development 2.0” 1-yr 3. New Berlin, WI - Martin Road Green Street Development NA 4. Milwaukee MMSD - Subsurface Gravel Wetland 0.3” 1-yr 5. Sunset Development, Cudahy, WI - Zero Discharge Mini Storage Facility 4.4” 100-yr 6. Milwaukee County, WI - Layton Avenue Green Street Development 3.4” 10-yr 7. Milwaukee County, WI - Rawson Avenue Green Street Development 3.4” 10-yr 8. Grafton, WI – Pond Phosphorus Treatment System (private client) NA 9. EJ&E (CN) Kirk Yard Mid Yard Drainage Improvements: Gary, IN 2.5” 25-yr Design 1. Milwaukee, WI – Sherwin Industries 10-yr 2. La Crosse, WI - Pischke Motors Development 1.37” 25-yr 3. Cudahy, Wisconsin - Haven at Sweet Applewood 2.2” 100-yr 4. Milwaukee County, WI - 107th Street Green Street Development 2.0” 1-yr 5. Sunset Development, Cudahy, WI - Zero Discharge Mini Storage Facility 4.4” 100-yr 6. Milwaukee County, WI - Layton Avenue Green Street Development 3.4” 10-yr 7. Milwaukee County, WI - Rawson Avenue Green Street Development 3.4” 10-yr 8. New Berlin, WI - Martin Road Green Street Development NA 9. Milwaukee, WI - 21st Lane Green Street NA 10. Milwaukee MMSD - Subsurface Gravel Wetland 0.3” 1-yr 11. Green Bay, WI - US Venture Industrial Siding Drainage Improvement 100-yr 12. EJ&E (CN) Kirk Yard Mid Yard Drainage Improvements: Gary, IN 2.5” 25-yr Planning 1. Door County, WI - Innovative Wastewater Treatment Concept Report NA 2. Appleton, WI - Bellaire Ravine Basin Green Infrastructure Plan 2” 100-yr 3. Appleton, WI - Demonstration Analysis, AMC Basin 2.3” 100-yr 4. Atlanta, GA - Peoplestown Green Infrastructure Initiative 1.5” 25-yr 5. Atlanta, GA - Cheshire Bridge Road Green Infra-structure Initiative 0.64” 1-yr 6. Shorewood, WI - Alternative Street Flooding Analysis Using Green Infrastructure 3” 7. Washington DC - Georgetown Green Infrastructure Initiative Design Challenge 3.8” 8. Washington DC - Bloomingdale Neighborhood Flood Solutions Assessment 2” 15-yr
- 2. 1 Appleton, WI - Bellaire Ravine Basin Green Infrastructure Plan 2 Appleton, WI - Demonstration Analysis, AMC Basin 3 Atlanta, GA - Cheshire Bridge Road Green Infra-structure Initiative 4 Atlanta, GA - Peoplestown Green Infrastructure Initiative 5 Cudahy, Wisconsin - Haven at Sweet Applewood 6 Door County, WI - Innovative Wastewater Treatment Concept Report 7 EJ&E (CH) Kirk Yard Mid Yard Drainage Improvements: Gary, IN 8 EJ&E (CN) Kirk Yard Storm/Sanitary Master Plan: Gary, IN 9 La Crosse, WI - Pischke Motors Development 10 Milwaukee County, WI - 107th Street Green Street Development 11 Milwaukee County, WI - Layton Avenue Green Street Development 12 Milwaukee County, WI - Rawson Avenue Green Street Development 13 Milwaukee MMSD - Subsurface Gravel Wetland 14 Milwaukee, WI - 21st Lane Green Street 15 Milwaukee, WI – Sherwin Industries 16 New Berlin, WI - Martin Road Green Street Development 17 Shorewood, WI - Alternative Street Flooding Analysis Using Green Infrastructure 18 Sunset Development, Cudahy, WI - Zero Discharge Mini Storage Facility 19 US Venture Industrial Siding Drainage Improvement, Green Bay, WI 20 Washington DC - Bloomingdale Neighborhood SLVSTM Flood Solutions Assessment 21 Washington DC - Georgetown Green Infrastructure Initiative Design Challenge