The project was planned through the SD State Transportation Improvement Program to be reconstructed as a concrete pavement street with curbs & gutters, sidewalk, storm sewer, lighting and center turning lanes throughout the entire one-mile length of the project. IMEG also provided the design of two stormwater detention ponds and two storm sewer lift stations
IMEG provided civil engineering and landscape architecture services for a parking lot expansion at Transwestern’s site in Arden Hills, Minnesota. The project involved adding 48 spaces to an existing parking lot. This addition of impervious surface necessitated on-site stormwater detention and infiltration. The main design challenge was to incorporate the necessary improvements with the reconfiguration
An intersection in Lincoln County was experiencing major delays due to the four-way stop. During the peak hours of the morning and the evening, there were approximately 1,300 cars moving through the intersection. The four-way stop was known for being backed up for a half mile during the busy times. Lincoln County hired IMEG to
Xcel Energy selected IMEG to perform environmental monitoring services for the Big Stone to Brookings County Transmission Line (BSSB) project in South Dakota. BSSB is part of the CAPX2020 joint initiative of regional utilities to expand the electrical transmission grid. BSSB is a 72-mile, 345kV transmission line that starts south of the Big Stone Power
The City of Aberdeen selected the team of IMEG and Wenck Associates to complete the study and preliminary design for channel and aesthetic improvements of Moccasin Creek in the Aberdeen area. The City planned to use the design for determination of future steps for funding and an ultimate phased implementation plan for construction. The project
The City was discharging its treated wastewater to an unnamed stream about three-fourths of a mile south of its treatment plant. The stream is approximately two miles, flowing through two sloughs, before it reaches Antelope Lake, which had been designated as a warm water semi-permanent fishery. Because of this designation, The City of Clark was
IMEG assisted the City of Colman in securing a small community planning grant funded by the South Dakota Department of Environment and Natural Resources (SDDENR). With these funds, the city was able to retain IMEG to perform a water and sewer study. Armed with the new study information, the team completely redesigned and upgraded the
The City was discharging its treated wastewater to an unnamed stream about three-fourths of a mile south of its treatment plant. The stream is approximately two miles, flowing through two sloughs, before it reaches Antelope Lake, which had been designated as a warm water semi-permanent fishery. Because of this designation, The City of Clark was
The Lincoln County Highway Department needed a larger space for storage of highway maintenance vehicles and materials such as sand and salt. The department purchased a 20-acre rural site and develop it into a storage and maintenance site that includes an office, truck storage, truck washing station, and a maintenance garage, along with features on the
Kettlehouse Brewing Company is a craft brewing company that got its start as a brew-on-premise facility and has grown to serve Missoula and the surrounding areas with two taproom locations on the North and Southside of town. The most recent addition to the Kettlehouse brand is the expansion into Bonner with a 23,000-sf production facility housed on 18
