Effective Parking Lot Drainage Solutions for City Compliance

Anderson Engineering provided a cost-effective stormwater drainage design for the American Fork Theater parking lot in American Fork, Utah. The project addressed the challenge of stormwater runoff onto State Street by working with the city to develop a solution that met regulatory requirements while minimizing construction efforts. The solution ensured compliance, maximized parking capacity, and reduced costs, helping the client move forward efficiently.

Challenge
The American Fork Theater, the Towne Hub, parking lot experienced stormwater runoff, which caused regulatory concerns and potential fines. The client needed a solution that minimized construction while maximizing parking spaces.
Solution
Anderson Engineering collaborated with American Fork City to develop a stormwater control solution that mitigated off-property water flow without requiring extensive redesign or significant construction changes.
Benefit
The project delivered a compliant drainage system that optimized parking, reduced construction costs, and streamlined the approval process with American Fork City.
Location
American Fork, UT
Client
The Towne Hub

Full List of Services Provided For This Project

Site Planning and Feasibility Analysis

Stormwater Management

Utility Design and Coordination

Common Questions. Expert Answers.

Quick Answers

Why was stormwater management necessary for the American Fork Theater parking lot?
Stormwater runoff was causing regulatory concerns with American Fork City, requiring a solution to prevent water from flowing onto State Street.
How did Anderson Engineering ensure compliance with city regulations?
We collaborated closely with American Fork City to develop a solution that met drainage requirements while minimizing construction efforts.
What stormwater control methods were used in this project?
A combination of detention systems and site modifications were implemented to manage off-property water flow effectively.
Did the solution impact the number of available parking spaces?
No, the solution was designed to maximize parking capacity while addressing drainage issues.
How long did the design and approval process take?
The entire process, including design, submittal, and approval, was completed within the expected three to six-week timeframe.