Killington Ski Area
Pump Station
Client: Killington Ski Area
Location: Mirror Lake
Killington’s wastewater spray pump station was replaced in 2019 to ensure reliable operation of the two spray fields used for wastewater disposal.
Portfolio Category: Permit Programs
Community College of Vermont
A new campus for Rutland
Client: DEW Construction Corporation
Location: West Street, Rutland, VT
Project: New Community College of Vermont Rutland Campus
When DEW Construction Corporation competed to design and permit the Rutland Campus for the Community College of Vermont, they teamed with Enman • Kesselring Consulting Engineers and Banwell Architects to deliver the new project at the corner of West and Wales Street.
The downtown location presented several design challenges including the need to merge five urban parcels, in the core of Rutland City, and demolish three blighted structures.
Heritage Family Credit Union –
Ron Hance Operations Center
Redevelopment of Army Reserve Maintenance Facility
Client: Heritage Family Credit Union
Location: Allen Street, Rutland, VT
Project: Stormwater Management within an Impaired Watershed
When Heritage Family Credit Union set out to build their Operations Center they opted to rehabilitate and renovate the neighboring former Army Reserve Maintenance facility rather than disturb undeveloped land.
The project site, located on Allen Street, is within the state designated impaired watershed of Moon Brook which meant the project would be the first in Rutland to receive a Stormwater permit within the impaired watershed.
Pinnacle Condominium
Water System Upgrade
Client: Pinnacle Condominiums
Location: Killington, VT
Pinnacles water system was original to the development and the Board of Directors was becoming concerned was that an equipment failure could leave the development without water. The public community water system serves 150 living units.
Green Mountain Power
Home Giveaway
Client: Green Mountain Power
Location: 60 Cleveland Avenue, Rutland, VT
Enman • Kesselring Consulting Engineers is pleased to have worked with Green Mountain Power as they reconstructed and gave away a home at 60 Cleveland Ave.
Stage Road Culvert Replacement
Tropical Storm Irene Recovery
Client: Town of Killington
Location: Stage Road, Killington VT
Project: Stage Road Bridge
Tropical Storm Irene, August 28, 2011, destroyed the existing 12.5’ by 8’ plate arch culvert in the South Branch of the Tweed River, collapsing the culvert and washing out the road.
Killington Ski Area
Providing Water Supply and Wastewater Engineering Services
Client: Killington Ski Area
Location: Killington, VT
Since 1982 Enman Kesselring has had the pleasure of working for Killington Ski Area on their water and wastewater infrastructure systems. The scale of a small city, Killington’s infrastructure spans six mountain areas, and encompasses base lodges, office space, hotels, and condominiums developments.
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.
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.
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.
