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Black River Overlook Affordable Housing

Water System Upgrade and Manganese Treatment

Client: Housing VT, LLC
Location: Ludlow, VT

Black River Overlook, 28 affordable housing units constructed by Okemo Realty in 1996, had been plagued with water quality issues, excessive concentrations of iron, manganese, hardness, calcium since opening. The 1996 water treatment system was limited and vintage and desperately needed upgrade and replacement. The project scope included complete reconstruction of the water room, replacement of pumps, controls.

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Route 7 Water Main Extension

Municipal Water Main Extension

Client: Shearer Honda
Location: Route 7 South, Rutland

Shearer Honda worked with the Town of Rutland and received a permit from VTrans to extend the municipal water main from Seward Road to their property.  

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Ottauquechee River Bridge

Bridge Design

Client: Town of Killington
Location: Killington, VT

The Ottauquachee River flowed beneath Thundering Brook Road through three 84” corrugated metal pipe arch culverts. While the velocity in the river was generally moderate to slow, ice and debris damage had deteriorated the inlets, and age had rotted the inverts, leaving the structural integrity in question.

After TS Irene, the town of Killington engaged in a culvert assessment and determined that the three arch pipes needed to be replaced.

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Sanel Auto Parts

Warehouse Expansion

Client: Sanel Auto Parts
Location: South Main Street, Rutland

Pre-existing site constraints are a reality of the built environment, and for Sanel’s growing business, the challenge was how to expand their warehouse space on a very small lot with significant elevation differences, and a need to maintain site circulation for delivery vehicles.

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Hobbit House

Be transported to a fantasy world

Client: Insert Client Name
Location: Middletown Springs
Project: Hobbit Hole

Have you ever dreamed of being transported to the fantasy world of JRR Tolkien’s, The Hobbit?

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Solar Projects

500 KW - 2.0 MW Projects

Project: Producing Clean Renewable Power

Enman Kesselring has been part of the design and permitting team on numerous 500 KW to 2.0 MW Solar Projects around the southern half of the state.  Services provided by our office have included topographic surveys, grading and drainage, preparation of design and permitting plans, Erosion Control design and permitting, and Section 248 Testimony and Hearing Attendance.

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Single Family Homes

Residential Design and Permitting

Client: Single Family Homeowners
Location: Vermont
Project: Water Supply and Wastewater Designs

Single Family Home Design Services:

Onsite Water Supply and Wastewater Design and Permitting

Municipal Water Supply and Wastewater Design and Permitting

Grading and Drainage

Site Layout

Elevation Certificates & FEMA Letter of Map Amendment

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GMP Energy Innovation Center

Renovating a historic downtown building

Client: Green Mountain Power
Location: Rutland, VT
Project: Energy Innovation Center

Green Mountain Power renovated the long vacant Eastmans Store to create the home of their Energy Innovation Center and contribute to the revitalization of downtown Rutland. 

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Aldi Food Market

Redevelopment of the Smith Buick Property

Client: Aldi Food Market
Location: South Main Street, Rutland

When Aldi Food Market decided to expand to Rutland they turned to Enman Kesselring for civil engineering and environmental permitting services.  They selected the site of the former Smith Buick Automobile dealership, and since the property spans the Rutland City and Rutland Town lines, permitting in both municipalities plus Act 250 were needed.

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Killington Park & Ride

Ecosystem Restoration Grant

Client: Town of Killington
Location: Route 4

The Town of Killington in conjunction with the Killington Pico Area Association developed a municipal Park and Ride at the location of the former Bill’s Country Store. Designed with a total of 32 vehicle spaces and two bus spaces, the lot allows people to ride share and accommodates tour buses coming to the region. The design incorporates a shared access drive between Killington Pico Area Association and Base Camp Outfitters, providing for a single intersection with Route 4.

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