Location

Mansfield, Ohio

IMPACT

Improvements to more than 350 RV sites and 100 camping sites with new restroom/shower facilities.

Upgraded infrastructure including power, water, gas and sanitary sewer.

Design of a wastewater treatment facility.

Charles Mill Lake Park

Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District is a political subdivision of the State of Ohio and was created in 1933 to develop and implement a plan to reduce the effects of flooding and conserve water for beneficial public uses. Our team assisted with implementation for the $47 million Capital Improvement Plan to the 3,300+ acre Charles Mill Lake Park Reservoir.

We created a park-wide evaluation and prioritization infrastructure and site improvement engineering study. The scope of services included the assessment, evaluation and development of a $47 million multi-year improvement plan. Planned improvements were developed to bring the park up to date with new facilities and expanded recreational opportunities.

Our team developed a hydraulic model for the water distribution system throughout the campground including the restroom/shower houses, water plant and elevated water tower. The model was utilized to predict the effect of the existing system with various layout and waterline sizes on pressure and flow at critical locations throughout the system.