Enman Kesselring Consulting Engineers
Client: Town of Killington
Location: Killington, VT
The project entailed the replacement of a single lane 13 ft. span wooden bridge with a cast-in-place reinforced concrete bridge deck with a 20 ft. span and gravel surface. The project provided the town with a bridge that their municipal trucks could safely travel across.
Client: City of Rutland
Location: Killington Avenue
Project: Water and Sewer Main Replacement
One of Rutland City’s most recent water main replacement projects (2013), Enman ∙ Kesselring provided Design, Permitting, Bid and Construction phase services
Location: Innovation Drive and Route 7
Over the years Enman Kesselring has had the pleasure of working for the Airport Industrial Park and many of the tenants within Park. Our involvement started in early 1980’s and includes design the fire storage pond and fire suppression system, study and design for expansion of the parks water and fire services, and providing services for many of the parks tenants for development and expansion of their sites. Clients include:
Client: Carthusian Monks
Location: Summit of Mount Equinox, Manchester, VT
Project: A public service project by the Carthusian Monks
St. Bruno’s Scenic Viewing Center, located atop Mount Equinox, faced many obstacles as the Carthusian Monks proposed to demolish the former Mount Equinox Hotel and replace it with the viewing center. The Mount Equinox Hotel had been developed circa 1940 by Dr. Davidson and was on the State Historical Register. Located at an elevation of 3,848 feet, at the end of a 5.2 mile drive up Mount Equinox, the center has breathtaking and panoramic views of the Green, White, Adirondack, Berkshire and Taconic Mountain ranges.
Client: Merchants Bank
Location: Rutland, VT
Project: Act 250 Permitting
Merchants Bank, Woodstock Ave, desired to update their facility and provide additional services, and that meant a new building. Rather than abandon their present location, they chose to acquire additional land at their Woodstock Ave. location, and redevelop at the existing site. The challenge was, “How to maintain their existing facility and services while constructing a new facility, so that their customers would not be inconvenienced?”
Client: Drs. Praveen & Christine Keshava
Location: Rutland, VT
Project: Medical Center Development
From the project outset, special consideration was given to the site design and layout. To mitigate development impact within the Moon Brook Impaired Watershed and the need for an Operational Stormwater Discharge Permit, the aggregate newly created impervious area could not exceed the permitting threshold of 5,000 square feet of new impervious area. Simultaneously, another owner was proposing an addition of approximately 1,000 square feet of new impervious, reducing this project’s impervious area to 4,000 sf.
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Location: Topridge Development, Killington
Enman Kesselring provided engineering for a homeowner at Topridge to construct their home on the two highest lots in the development. Prior to beginning construction an 8″ water main serving the development needed to be relocated because it was in conflict with the house location.
Our office worked closely with the Sunrise and Topridge Developments to evaluate options and design and permit the relocated water main.
Client: Town of Wells
Location: Route 30, Wells, VT
When the Town of Wells set out to construct a new Town Office they selected Enman Kesselring Engineers to provide civil engineering and environmental permit for the project.
Client: Thetford Academy
Location: Thetford, VT
Project: Arsenic Removal
Thetford Academy, a private high school was identified as having high levels of Arsenic, exceeding the Vermont Drinking Water Standard. A water treatment system was designed permitted and installed.
The challenge was, minimal area was available within the school’s mechanical room.
Client: Mettowee School
Location: Pawlet, VT
Mettowee Community School was a collaborative effort to meld four small rural schools, two in Pawlet, and two in Rupert, into a community school. We participated in the assessment of various sites, eventually settling on the site on VT Rt. 133, near VT Rt. 30, a portion of the former Hulett Farm.
Challenges with both water supply and wastewater disposal were expected. Wells within the Slate Valley are often high in several constituents. And, wastewater disposal is a challenge with a high seasonal groundwater table and poorly drained soils.
