We’re excited to welcome two new senior project managers to the team – Ted Warren and Scott Dahl. Both have extensive experience working on large-scale projects. They will be on-site at the dams coordinating with vendors and ensuring the projects stay on time and within budget. Click the button below to see the entire operations team.
The project team at Secord is preparing to install deep foundation elements at Secord Dam in the form of micropiles. These micropiles will consist of a steel pipe, grout and reinforcing steel bars.
Four Lakes Task Force has engaged a specialty contractor to install a soil-cement-bentonite (SCB) wall as a cutoff wall through the center of the existing earthen embankment at Edenville Dam.
Learn more about Auxiliary Spillways and why they are being included in the dam projects. Find out how a trencher works and how the contractors are using it.
Understand what Four Lakes Task Force's role is in lake management and who is responsible for managing vegetation.
As crews begin to work on the Tobacco spillway, public fishing access will close for the duration of construction. Fishing access at Secord and Smallwood dams will also remain closed due to active construction. We look forward to welcoming anglers back to the four lakes once the construction sites are complete.
See a full list of lakebottom information and guidelines here. We've reached the final steps in acquiring the permit for Sanford Dam. The next steps are to get approval of the stream mitigation plan from EGLE (Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy). We responded to comments received during the public comment period and submitted them to EGLE.
We are likely to receive the permit in September based on EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) final review. |
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