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Municipal Storm Water Management
| Monroe County Dewey Avenue CulvertThis project used a three-sided pre-cast segmental rectangular arch to replace a deteriorated 15’ x 7’ concrete culvert carrying Slater creek on a skewed alignment under Dewey Avenue - consisting of four traffi c...read more |
| Town of Perinton Erosion AbatementMRB Group, working with the Town of Perinton, successfully completed the stabilization of a 75 foot high embankment, which was at a 1:1 slope. The erosion associated with the slope was not only degrading the water...read more |
| Seneca Falls Comprehensive Drainage StudyIn 1999, MRB Group was hired to complete a comprehensive drainage study of the entire Village of Seneca Falls. The study included existing drainage conditions and infrastructure, existing and potential problem areas,...read more |
| Baird Road Culvert Replacement The Town of Penfield wanted to replace an obsolete stone box culvert carrying Baird Road over Hipp Brook. They wanted the new culvert to: • Maintain the same waterway opening as the original structure •...read more |
| Larking Creek Channel MRB Group was hired by the Town of Greece to develop plans and specifications for channel improvements at three locations along Round Pond Creek and Larkin Creek. The project was financed through...read more |
| Mill Creek Erosion Control - Pittsford The Town of Pittsford contracted MRB Group to work on an erosion/bank stabilization project to mitigate erosion impacts on the embankments of Mill Creek near LePere Drive in the Town. MRB Group...read more |
| Sand Hill Road Bridge MRB Group was hired by the Town of Farmington to develop a road and bridge design to replace an existing bridge that was in poor condition, and to provide grading and stabilization of the banks along...read more |
| St John Fisher CollegeMRB Group was contracted by St. John Fisher College to analyze the existing drainage collection system and drainage patterns for 23 acres around the campus athletic facility. The College is an independent, liberal...read more |