Enman Kesselring Consulting Engineers
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.
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.
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.
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: 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.
