Wastewater Treatment Facility Improvements, Worthington Public Utilities, Minnesota
The project completely renovated and modernized our municipal treatment infrastructure, while laying the groundwork to
To assist with their understanding of the complex project, Bolton & Menk used state-of-the-art AutoCAD Plan 3D design software and renderings to produce a realistic model of the facility.
The City of Windom was facing numerous concerns at their wastewater treatment facility, including significantly aging infrastructure, new regulations, and a required schedule to complete improvements. A project goal was to help educate the city council and staff on wastewater treatment and how the project was going to work; however, navigating hundreds of pages of engineering plans, specifications, and reports was cumbersome.
To assist with their understanding of the complex project, Bolton & Menk used state-of-the-art AutoCAD Plan 3D design software and renderings to produce a realistic model of the facility allowing operators, public utilities department, city management, and council to easily review and understand the upgrades. The 3D plans provided the city with drawings showing the structures, equipment, pumps, piping, and valves as they will be constructed.
Staff and council members could understand and provide input into a complicated technical project, resulting in client buy-in and an excellent working knowledge of the project. They are now able to share their future wastewater treatment facility improvements with community members in a clear, interactive format as they proceed with construction.
The project completely renovated and modernized our municipal treatment infrastructure, while laying the groundwork to
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