We’re proud to play a pivotal role in the development of the Technical Memorandum for the Connect to Protect (Septic to Sewer) program for Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department (MDWASD). This initiative focuses on providing immediate solutions for approximately 190 parcels currently relying on septic systems, ensuring they benefit from lateral connections to existing gravity sewers.
Project Highlights
Our comprehensive approach involved:
Engineering Evaluation: Our team conducted a thorough assessment, identifying areas within Atlas J-12 that could benefit from the Connect to Protect program.
Monthly Update Meetings: We ensure transparent communication through regular update meetings, fostering collaboration and addressing any challenges promptly.
Data Collection/Review: Rigorous data collection and review processes were employed to ensure accurate and reliable information for informed decision-making.
Feasibility Study: The Technical Memorandum serves as a feasibility study, outlining the potential for lateral connections from existing gravity sewers to property boundaries for parcels currently using septic systems.
Benefits to the Community
Improved Infrastructure: The Connect to Protect program enhances the local infrastructure by transitioning from septic systems to gravity sewers, ensuring more efficient and sustainable waste management.
Environmental Impact: By connecting approximately 190 parcels to existing gravity sewers, the program reduces the environmental impact associated with traditional septic systems, promoting cleaner and healthier communities.
Community Well-being: Residents can enjoy the benefits of a modernized and reliable sewer system, contributing to the overall well-being of the community.
We are dedicated to transformative projects that uplift communities. The Connect to Protect program for Atlas J-12 exemplifies our commitment to engineering solutions that not only meet technical standards but also enhance the quality of life for the end-users.
