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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Apartment Complexes”

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Huntington Beach, California Housing Development Stormwater Lift Station

460 GPM
14′ TDH

jweddell November 8, 2024300gpm - 500gpm, Apartment Complexes, Pacific, Residential Development, Stormwater, Stormwater Featured, Urban Growth

Huntington Beach, California Housing Development Stormwater Lift Station Project Assets DESIGN DRAWINGS PANEL DESIGN SITE-PLANS New Housing Development Stormwater Lift Station A new housing development stormwater lift station was needed for a construction project in Huntington Beach, California. This was for a new housing development called Seamark that involved 85 homes being built next to Gisler Park. Fuscoe connected us with the project, as they were the civil engineer and brought us into contact with ...

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City of Portland, Oregon - Wastewater Pump System

Hannah Duncan February 10, 202350gpm - 100gpm, Apartment Complexes, Pacific, Wastewater

The Halsey 28 apartments needed a new wastewater pump system as part of the project which Romtec Utilities designed and supplied.

City of Port Orchard - Residential Pump Station

Hannah Duncan December 13, 202250gpm - 100gpm, Apartment Complexes, Pacific, Residential, Residential Development

As part of the 250-unit Haven apartment complex in Port Orchard, the development needed a wastewater pump station.

Trammell Crow Residential| San Diego, CA| 211 GPM - 23.6' TDH

Hannah Duncan August 27, 2021100gpm - 300gpm, Apartment Complexes, Design and Engineering, Pacific, Residential, Residential Development

Romtec Utilities supplied a wastewater lift station to service a new apartment building by Trammell Crow Residential in San Diego, California.

The University of California Merced

University of California | 720 GPM - 43.1' TDH

Hannah Duncan March 26, 2021500gpm - 1,000gpm, Apartment Complexes, Design and Engineering, Pacific, Schools, Wastewater, Wastewater Featured

Adapting to the rising numbers of students seeking a higher education, UC Merced expanded their campus, and needed a wastewater lift station to accommodate new mixed-use residence halls.

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