The H&H team
provides a diverse range of services – from watershed studies and stream restoration
to facility design and system analysis. The team’s goal is to prevent public health,
safety, and environmental problems caused by water damage.
A&A has
more than 30 years of experience in the mapping, planning, analysis, and design of
stormwater systems. The experience combines the ability to map and document existing
systems, determine the adequacy and future needs of systems, plan improvements to systems,
determine potential funding opportunities, prepare construction plans, and monitor
construction activities. This full-service experience is enhanced by high technology
tools, such as real-time GPS and Geographic Information
Systems (GIS).
Recently, the H&H team completed a stormwater drainage
study for the City of Roanoke to eliminate
flooding in the Forest Park Watershed area. A&A provided a conceptual design of
drainage im-provements required for a watershed-wide storm drain/open channel system with
a 10-year capacity, including a detailed cost estimate.
Cost is often an issue for municipalities and industries
when confronting stormwater and drainage issues. A&A offers funding options and phased
project approaches that focus on ways to construct needed improvements as funding becomes
available. The firm has experience in creating systems with future growth and revenue in
mind.
"The A&A Hydraulics and Hydrology team is
dedicated to providing a unique full-service approach consisting of expansive and diverse
experience combined with focused personal attention," said Tim Stowe, A&A vice president. "Too often,
municipalities and organizations do not consider the benefits of H&H work until an
emergency occurs. We want to educate people about the importance of addressing stormwater
issues before a crisis becomes a reality."
For more information about A&A’s H&H team,
call 800-763-5596 or e-mail H&H@andassoc.com.
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Miranda Shell,
a student at the 
