Showing posts with label lagoon 175. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lagoon 175. Show all posts

Friday, October 30, 2009

Lagoon #175 Update




4:45PM -Seeded the embankment and installed the Enkamat material . Cleaning up the adjacent street area.

Thursday, October 29, 2009

Lagoon #175 Update

2:30PM - Rebuilding the embankment on the lagoon's NW corner that couldn't be reached by the excavators.

Tuesday, October 27, 2009

Lagoon #175 Update


8:45AM - Preparing to grade the common area next to the Pepper's home.

4:30PM - Common area has been finish graded and ready for sod to be installed.

Friday, October 23, 2009

Lagoon #175











9:15AM - Excess soil from dredging operation was being taken away using 3 dump trucks. Apparently the excavator couldn't reach the north end of the lagoon because the machine was sinking too far into the mud. Consequently, that end of the lagoon has not been dredged and that end of the embankment has not been built-up to the proper height yet.

Thursday, October 22, 2009

Lagoon #175 Update

8:45AM- The 1st excavator was in operation. The 2nd excavator was just being delivered via truck to this site. Two person survey team was taking readings streetside. Plan is to double-team the excavators to complete this lagoon.

Wednesday, October 21, 2009

Lagoonn #175 Update




9:00AM-Pump is "off". Lagoon has been drained.

Tuesday, October 20, 2009

Lagoon #175 Update

9:15AM- Pump is on site but not installed yet. Rip-Rap overflow weir seems to be completed. No other activity at this time.

Monday, October 19, 2009

Lagoon #175 Update




8:55AM- Building new weir at the SW corner of the lagoon. Existing weir at the NW corner of the lagoon will be removed.

Friday, October 16, 2009

Lagoon #175 Update

4:00 PM - Small excavator is on site. Landscaping crew had started installing the guard barrier material along the wetland edge boundary earlier today.

Tuesday, October 13, 2009

Lagoon #175 Update

10:30AM- While at another lagoon meeting today with Keith Willis, we bumped into Todd Doupona and he reported that the recent survey of Lagoon #172 showed that it had not been dredged deep enough, so they were planning to do additional dredging to ensure the proper depth. The pump and excavator that was planned to begin work on L-175 will be temporarily diverted back to L-172 in order to complete the work.

Monday, October 12, 2009

Lagoon #175

9:00AM- Preconstruction Meeting with Todd Doupona (Pulte Project Manager), lagoon abutters, and 3 members of the Phase 5 Lagoon Committee. No issues. Todd expected that a pump would be delivered today and dewatering the lagoon might possibly start tomorrow. The water will be pumped into lagoons L-176 and L-183.