A topographic survey is one which measures the relief of the ground surface and depicts or notes the positions of natural and artificial features thereon. To be clear, the term “topographic” refers to the shape of the terrain. To map a lot’s topography (or “topo” for short), surveyors typically utilize a combination of two items: contours and spot elevations.
Franklin Surveys Provides Land Surveying Services for Essex Station Luxury Apartment Community Construction Franklin Surveys has been providing land surveying services for the Essex Station Luxury Apartments project, which is being led by developer Signature Contracting Group of Norwalk, Connecticut. Yantic River Consultants, LLC of Lebanon, Connecticut is responsible for site design and permitting and …
Franklin Surveys Project Surveyor for the development of the Willimantic Whitewater Park
Restored Waterfront
“The mission of the Willimantic Whitewater Partnership is to recapture the waterfront of the Willimantic River by developing an urban waterfront and whitewater park, increasing safe access to the river for residents, restoring the environment, and celebrating the cultural history of the Willimantic River in Willimantic, Connecticut.”
Franklin Surveys is on board as the project surveyor for the development of the Willimantic Whitewater Park on Bridge Street (Route 32). This project will ultimately involve the removal of the old mill dam to facilitate a genuine whitewater kayaking experience through downtown Willimantic, CT. The site is located in heart of historic Willimantic, in the shadow of Town Hall and within walking distance of most local businesses and Eastern Connecticut State University.
Franklin Surveys Provides Comprehensive Land Surveying Services For IKEA of New Haven First BioGAS-Powered Fuel Cell
Franklin Surveys IKEA BioGas-Powered Fuel Cell Surveying
When IKEA of New Haven made the decision to install their first biogas-powered fuel cell, Franklin Surveys was called on to provide comprehensive land surveying services throughout the project. A fuel cell converts chemical energy from fuel into electricity through a chemical reaction process as opposed to one that involves combustion.
Kevin Franklin, PLS of Franklin Surveys Presents At The Three Rivers Community College Spring 2017 Environmental Seminars
Kevin Franklin, PLS of Franklin Surveys will be speaking on Wednesday, April 12th
The Presentation schedule has been released for Three Rivers Community College in Norwich, CT recently published the schedule of presenters for Spring, 2017.
Franklin Surveys Provides As-built, or Improvement Location Survey, For The West River Habitat Restoration Project
Looking North from the Route 1 Bridge
Upon completion of a significant construction project, it is prudent (and often, required) to hire a professional land surveyor to perform an as-built survey. In general, the purpose of an as-built is to document the post-construction conditions in a graphic format. In Connecticut, the State Standards for Surveys and Maps classify this type of survey as an Improvement Location Survey.
Franklin Surveys Re-mobilized To Perform As-built Surveys of Key In-water And Emergent Marshland Elevations In New Haven, CT As The West River Restoration Project Nears Completion
Franklin Surveys Assists West River Restoration Project Save the sound River Cleanup
Pond Lily Dam Removal on the West River
The Pond Lily Dam was built on the West River to serve a 1700’s-era mill at the site. The West River Restoration Project, administered by Connecticut Fund for the Environment, was intended to re-open channels for migratory fish by removing the dam which is no longer serving a purpose. Please see the before and after pictures as the project moved forward. Note the modern-era fish ladder in the foreground of the dam.
Franklin Surveys’ Role in the West River Restoration Project, New Haven, Conn.
Professional Surveyor Kevin Franklin, of Griswold, and his students from Three Rivers Community College in Norwich and Capital Community College in Hartford Assist the Lebanon Historical Society in GPS Grave Documentation
Kevin Franklin and Three Rivers Community College Students Assist the Lebanon Historical Society in GPS Grave Documentation – As Reported by the Norwich Bulletin
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