CCA utilizes various methodologies in the computations of storm runoff and subsequent
storm system sizing. The Rational Method is utilized for small, simple drainage areas
and DOT procedures and technical publications assist in the hydraulic design for the piping
and waterway system.
For more complex drainage systems, CCA utilizes PC versions of TR-20 and TR-55.
Storm flows are routed through detention basins to determine downstream flows and
velocities. Above and below ground storage systems are provided if necessary, to
assure compliance with regulatory standards and the principals of good engineering practice.
Erosion and sedimentation control plans and specifications are designed based upon the
results of the drainage analysis. If warranted, Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans
(SWPPP) are prepared for individual sites.
CCA utilizes the fundamentals of highway engineering to plan and design road
construction and highway improvement projects. During the past fifteen years CCA
has designed miles of new subdivision roads so as to be in compliance with local regulations.
For commercial and industrial clients, CCA can design highway improvements including road
widening, shoulder improvements, the addition of turning lanes and other improvements.
CCA designs road geometry utilizing computer software developed to compute horizontal
layout and profiles which can be inserted directly into drawing files and subsequently
downloaded into survey data collectors for fast and efficient survey stakeout. Road
reconstruction projects performed by CCA for various towns have resulted in cost effective solutions.