Arc Surveying & Mapping was contracted to perform surveying services for a project to remedy bank erosion along the Hatchie River within the Lower Hatchie National Wildlife Refuge. They conducted an existing conditions survey using total stations and GPS to collect baseline data. Arc then provided layout for bank grading, stabilization, coffer dams, and a new cellular wall. They also placed grade stakes for road resurfacing and repair. The project involved 500 linear feet of bank correction and new construction.

1. ARC SURVEYING & MAPPING, INC.
PROFESSIONAL SURVEYING SOLUTIONS SINCE 1986
www.arcsurveyors.com
5567 Commander Dr., Ste 101 5202 San Juan Ave 4160 Minton Road
Arlington, TN 38002 Jacksonville, FL 32210 Melbourne, FL 32904
(901) 867-5333 (904) 384-8377 (321) 728-8688
Lower Hatchie National Wildlife Refuge Burlison, Tennessee
During the summer of 2014, the U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway
Administration let a contract to remedy an area of significant bank erosion along the Hatchie
River in southwest Tennessee. The bank failure threatened an interior road within the Lower
Hatchie National Wildlife refuge. The goal was to stabilize the bank and construct a cellular
confinement system wall to prevent future erosion. The project included 500 linear feet of bank
correction and new construction. The contractor awarded the project, contacted Arc Surveying
and Mapping to perform existing conditions survey, construction layout, and quantity surveys.
Arc Surveying and Mapping performed an existing condition survey of the area using Trimble
Robotic Total stations and Trimble RTK GPS to collect data within our established horizontal and
vertical control network. This survey would serve as the “baseline” for all future quantity
calculations. In addition, Arc provided line and grade layout for the bank grading, geo-grid
stabilization, coffer dams, and new cellular wall. Finally, Arc provided grade stakes along the
existing road for re-surfacing and repair.