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StormTrap is exhibiting at multiple upcoming conferences including NY Floodplain, SESWA, and Ohio Stormwater conference. Come visit us and learn about our latest innovations in stormwater management and water quality solutions. We hope to see you! Visit our events page for more details> https://lnkd.in/gRSen-Ph #Exhibitors #Tradeshows #StormwaterManagement

The City of Edina, Minnesota, is constructing a new fire station. This building will help meet the growing needs of residents and provide the required operational space for the Edina Fire Department and Community Health Department. In consideration of the watershed district and MPCA requirements, StormTrap was selected as part of the project to provide a stormwater management solution. A two-basin infiltration system was designed using 3’-0” SingleTrap concrete modular pieces. The system, installed beneath public parking lots, provides 26,508 cubic feet of combined water storage. Application: Infiltration | Number of Basins: 2 | Product Used: 3’-0” SingleTrap | Number of Pieces: 87 | Total Water Stored: 26,508 cf | Foundation: Stone | Consulting Engineer: Stantec | General Contractor: Kraus-Anderson | Installing Contractor: Kevitt Companies Contact Matt Kamenick, PE for projects in Minnesota, Iowa, and Wisconsin! #StormwaterManagement #StormwaterSolutions #InfiltrationSystem #Minnesota

StormTrap is grateful to partner with the Wisconsin Center District to address stormwater challenges. For this project, an underground detention system was designed using seventy-six 11'-0" DoubleTrap pieces. The project has earned LEED Gold certification from the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC), a recognition reflecting the district's commitment to sustainability and a greener future. We are excited to be part of the solution that will support the growth and resilience of the community for years to come! BV Tetzlaff, Inc., Kapur & Associates, Baird Center #SustainableSolutions #StormwaterManagement

A large industrial site in Walnut, California, required significant stormwater storage to meet project requirements for a new 270,000 square-foot building and parking lot. Due to various landscaping and utility constraints, the development had limited space available. StormTrap was selected to provide an underground detention system, designed to minimize footprint, accommodate deep cover, and handle heavy vehicle traffic loading. See photos below of the uniquely shaped basin engineered using 3’-0” SingleTrap pieces. The system was placed underneath the parking lot and provides 21,420 cubic feet of water storage. Application: Detention | Number of Basins: 1 | Product Used: 3’-0” SingleTrap | Number of Pieces: 76 | Total Water Stored: 21,420 cf | Foundation: Concrete | Consulting Engineer: David Evans and Associates, Inc. | Installing Contractor: J'S PIPELINE, INC. | General Contractor: Fulcrum Construction Request a Design & Budget: https://lnkd.in/gMsAqvv #StormwaterManagement #InnovativeSolutions #DetentionSystem

Check out this video! As part of the Cambridge Square project, StormTrap provided an underground stormwater management system. This one-hundred-and-fifty-four-piece basin manages 119,762 cubic feet of water on-site for the neighborhood shopping center. We are grateful for our partnership with CUMMINS ENTERPRISES INC, GASKINS + LECRAW, and Collins and Arnold Construction Company, LLC on this project. #StormwaterSolutions #DetentionSystem #Innovation

Stop by booth #1 at Source to Stream conference today and tomorrow. We hope to see you! Jonathan Donaldson, Alicia Messina #SourcetoStream #StormwaterManagement #WaterTreatment

See incredible footage below of the stormwater management solution designed for The Vue, a mixed-use gateway development in Elk Grove Village, Illinois. This large retention and infiltration system will effectively manage over 193,000 cubic feet of water. A second vault is scheduled to be installed on-site within the coming weeks. Thank you for sharing, Nicholas & Associates, Inc. We are grateful for our partnership with you and all parties involved in this project! Elk Grove Village, IL #StormwaterManagement #StormwaterSolutions

Tomorrow is #WorldWaterDay! Water is essential to all forms of life, and it's our responsibility to help protect it. From stormwater management to supporting clean water initiatives, we can each play a role in preserving our most precious resource!🌎💧 #WaterConservation #Sustainability #EveryDropCounts

A new residence hall is being constructed at Purdue University, south of an existing student housing facility. This eight-story, 252,525 square-foot building will bring eight hundred ninety-six beds to campus. As part of the project, StormTrap provided an underground stormwater detention system using 7’-0” SingleTrap pieces. See photos below of the eleven-piece basin that was installed underneath a roadway. This system manages over 7,000 cubic feet of water on-site. Application: Detention | Number of Basins: 1 | Product Used: 7’-0” SingleTrap | Number of Pieces: 11 | Total Water Stored: 7,067 cf | Foundation: Concrete | Consulting Engineer: Butler, Fairman & Seufert, Inc. | Installing and General Contractor: F.A. Wilhelm Construction Contact Valerie Forsyth for projects in Indiana, Kentucky, and Ohio! #StormwaterManagement #StormwaterSolutions #DetentionSystem #Indiana

The City of Saint Paul, Minnesota, is building a new community center. This 25,000-square-foot building will include a gym, fitness rooms, and an outdoor plaza, among others, as well as improvements to an existing six-acre park. As part of the project, an underground stormwater management solution was required. See photos below of the large 6’-0” DoubleTrap basin designed in consideration of limited space on-site. After a rain event, the vault is drained through a connection to a wetwell and lift station that pumps the water out of the basin. The system was installed in just two days and manages 36,783 cubic feet of stormwater. Application: Detention | Number of Basins: 1 | Product Used: 6’-0” DoubleTrap | Number of Pieces: 112 | Total Water Stored: 36,783 cf | Foundation: Stone | Consulting Engineer: Larson Engineering | Installing Contractor: St. Paul Utilities and Excavating, Inc. | General Contractor: Max Steininger Inc. Sign up for a lunch and learn: https://lnkd.in/gxEzVeN #StormwaterManagement #StormwaterSolutions #Detention