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ALCOSAN   ALCOSAN’s Diversion Structure and Manhole Inspection Program
Wade Trim is currently leading the Engineering Analysis portion of the project for the Allegheny County Sanitary Authority in Pennsylvania. This project entails detailed field inspections of diversion structures and the estimation of the maximum hydraulic capacity for each structure.
Northeast Relief Sewer   Northeast Relief Sewer
Wade Trim is currently designing approximately eight miles of 72-inch sanitary sewer for the Genesee County Drain Commissioner's Division of Water and Waste Services. This $19 million project will relieve the over-burdened sewer system in the northeast portion of Genesee County, Michigan. We are also cooperating with Consumers Energy to construct the sewer aside their power transmission lines.
Bay County Sewer System and Wastewater Treatment Plant   Bay County Sewer System and Wastewater Treatment Plant
Wade Trim provided design and construction engineering for the Bay County West Side Wastewater Treatment Plant in Bangor Township, Michigan, and connecting trunk sewers and local sewers in three communities. Design was completed in less than one year. The $45 million project was designed to handle wastewater treatment for a population of 96,000.
Gaylord Wastewater Treatment Plant   Gaylord Wastewater Treatment Plant
To improve the City of Gaylord's wastewater treatment plant in Michigan, Wade Trim designed a unique treatment system that discharges effluent through subsurface drainage fields and provided construction engineering for the $6 million project. The improvements enabled numerous developments and business expansions in the area and helped protect a regional groundwater aquifer that replenishes the headwaters of three pristine-quality trout streams.
Milford Wastewater Treatment Plant   Milford Wastewater Treatment Plant
Milford's Wastewater Treatment Plant had to meet one of the tightest phosphorous limits in Michigan in 1988. Wade Trim's award-winning design used a multi-channel oxidation ditch, the second in the state, to reduce the level of effluent phosphorus to among the lowest in Michigan.

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