Tyner Elementary School Article
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Listen to the clip from WUKY about our Clays Mill Road Project!
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Phase one of the Clays Mill Road Project is complete.
It involves the stretch of road from Keithshire Way to Higbee Mill Road in Lexington.
The road has new curbs and gutters, sidewalks, and bike lanes. This was a $3.2 million project. The next part of the updates is phase 2, which involves the area between Higbee Mill to Twain Ridge Road and
is set to begin next Spring.
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Congratulations to Jonathan Nieman for passing the Certified Floodplain Manager (CFM) exam!
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There has been another member added to the LEED family within CDP! Congratulations to Lisa Wright for passing the LEED Green Associate exam!
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Jonathan Nieman will be presenting at the 55th Annual KY Water & Wastewater Operators' Conference on Monday, April 16th at 11:00 AM in the French Room. The topic Mr. Nieman is covering will be Combined Sewer Separation: A Constructed Wetland Approach.
55TH ANNUAL WATER AND WASTEWATER
OPERATORS' CONFERENCE
April 15 - 19, 2012
GALT HOUSE HOTEL AND SUITES
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY
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BLUEGRASS STOCKYARDS AWARDED WATER QUALITY GRANT!
CDP prepared a 2012 LFUCG Water Quality Incentive Grant for the Bluegrass Stockyards. The Bluegrass Stockyards received the only fully funded grant from LFUCG. The focus of the grant will be to improve water quality exiting the stockyard's property.
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The Land Air & Water Magazine published a story in their Spring issue of CDP's Devin's Ditch Project.
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MathCounts!!! CDP donated the labor and materials to create the large checks for this year’s statewide competition.
Pictured: Sandy Camargo, President and Evan McDaniel, Landscape Architect Intern
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Upcoming Workshop:
Using Stormwater Wetlands to Improve Water Quality and Habitat
This workshop is sponsored by the University of Kentucky in partnership with Tom Biebighauser of the U.S. Forest Service and Liz Bullock of CDP as part of an LFUCG Stormwater Incentive Grant. This FREE workshop will be held in Owensboro, Kentucky and will feature a large stormwater wetland project, Devin's Ditch. Pre-registration is required so register now!
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CDP recently completed their 14th survey project under their current contract with the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), a Division of the Department of Agriculture. CDP's five year contract with NRCS intiated in 2008 and has included providing Professional Surveying services for the NRCS Wetland Reserve Program. This most recent project was a 60 acre Wetland Reserve Easement located in Fleming County, Kentucky.
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CDP was recently selected for a Contingency Service Agreement with Northern Kentucky Water District (NKWD) to provide Surveying & Water Main Design Services. CDP's 2009 contract with NKWD recently expired and we were very pleased to have been selected again. NKWD provides water service to over 80,000 residential, commercial, industrial and wholesale customers in Northern Kentucky.
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CDP recently hired Lisa Wright, Landscape Architecture Graduate; Evan McDaniel, Landscape Architecture Graduate; and Cheryl Garner, CADD technician.
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CDP was recently awarded by the Kentucky Chapter of the KY American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA), the Merit Award for the Georgetown Fire Station BMP Parking Lot. This project has also received national attention for its sustainable design, green infrastructure and stormwater management practices.
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CDP is very pleased to welcome Ed Sidebotham and Katie Pentecost, RLA, LEED AP BD+C to its team. Mr. Sidebotham has joined CDP as the Senior Designer and has over 20 years of experience in designing and drafting of wastewater collection and transportation systems. His experience also includes site development design, water distribution systems and construction inspection. Ms. Pentecost is a Landscape Architect with a wide range of experience in construction and planning projects both small and large scale- collaborating with team members consisting of other architects, engineers, contractors and owners.
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HalfMoon LLC presents: Low Impact Development-Presented by Sandy Camargo and Scott Southall.
5 Reasons you won't want to miss this seminar!
1. You'll learn how to implement principles of low impact development (LID).
2. You'll examine environmental site design and site planning tools.
3. You'll become familiar with LID integrated management practices (IMPs).
4. You'll discuss LID hydrology considerations.
5. You'll evaluate LID case studies.
Register online at: www.halfmoonseminars.com
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Construction at the South Elkhorn Pump Station is nearly complete. Currently, the landscape material and the water quality rain garden are being installed. The rain garden and permeable concrete pavement are two examples of green infrastructure at this facility, which services as a demonstration project for LFUCG.
See pictures!
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CDP assisted HNTB and the City of Richmond with the comprehensive plan that was named the 2011 Outstanding Plan of the Year by the Kentucky chapter of the American Planning Association (KAPA).
See picture! and Read more!
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Scott Southall, ASLA, AICP, LEED AP BD+C explains how a native landscape is 1/6 of the cost of the normal installed landscape, turf is the most expensive landscape and the center of parking lots are a great place to install a rain garden. Watch Video!
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Spring has sprung! Nicholasville's Streetscape construction rebar flowers are going on Main Street. After a long winter, construction activity has returned to Nicholasville's Main Street. Pictures show the footer and reinforcement steel for steps and ramps along Main Street.
See pictures!
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The Clays Mill Road Project Groundbreaking took place on February 22, 2011. This was a project performed for the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government designed by CDP Engineers, Inc.
See pictures!
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CDP Engineers, Inc. was recognized at the 2009 American Public Works Association (APWA) Awards Program
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CDP ENGINEERS, INC. RECOGNIZED FOR EXEMPLARY WORKPLACE PRACTICES!
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As a part of the Bluegrass Rain Garden Alliance – CDP shares as a recipient of the Lexington-Fayette Environmental Commission award. The ceremony breakfast will be held at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in the Patterson Ballroom on October 24th, from 8:00-10:30 am.
Invitation
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The Bluegrass Rain Garden Alliance demonstrated the Rain Garden Installations on Wednesday, October 15th, and Friday, October 17, at the Good Foods Coop on 455 Southland Drive, and at Oleika Shriner's Temple at 326 Southland Drive, Lexington KY. CDP secured the grant from Kentucky American Water and assisted with securing additional funding and support for the project. CDP has donated all time associated with the design and community outreach for this project.
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The news conference announcing the groundbreaking for the Southland Rain Gardens Project took place on October 13, 2008 at the Good Foods Market and Cafe with Mayor Jim Newberry in attendance.
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Southland Association Newsletter
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The ribbon cutting ceremony to dedicate the completion of the Strodes Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant in Winchester took place on August 29, 2008.
Read more!
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Scott Southall, RLA, AICP, and Sandy Camargo, PE, CFM, were awarded the 2008 Energy and Environment Leadership Award during the Governor’s Conference on the Environment.
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The groundbreaking ceremony for the Otter Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant in Richmond took place on May 14, 2008.
Read more!
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View a pdf of our Nicholasville presentation
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