Boundary Determination Underway
Great River's surveyors have completed the preliminary survey work necessary for design work to begin.  Our office staff has been focused on determining the boundaries for the properties that will be affected by sewer main installation.  This step is necessary for the preparation of easements.   

Survey Work Continues
Great River’s surveyors are continuing to work in the field collecting information necessary for the design of the project.  We are currently focusing our efforts in the areas surrounding Summit Ridge Drive and Baker Avenue. We’ve had several property owners ask what the wooden lathes with survey flagging represent.  If you see a lathe with pink flagging, it represents a survey pin or property corner marker that we have found while surveying the area.  A lathe wi

Aerial Survey
Great River’s surveyors have been in the field preparing for the aerial survey of the project.  You may have noticed large white crosses pinned to the ground in the surrounding area.  These crosses serve as targets that are visible from the plane and are used in aligning the aerial photographs collected during the flight.  These targets will only be in place for a short period of time.  Our survey staff will remove them as soon as the aerial survey is complete.

New FAQs
Thanks for the many phone calls and emails with your questions and input regarding the project.  We have updated the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) portion of this website to address the most common questions that we have received.  There was a period of time in which the 'contact us' portion of the website was not functioning properly.  Therefore, if you sent in a comment or question and have not received a response from us, please re-submit your comment or question and we will

Survey Work Initiated
Great River's surveyors have begun field work this week on the project.  These surveyors drive vehicles marked with the Great River logo and will have business cards available upon request.  You may see them in your area collecting information needed for the design of the project.  One of the most important pieces of information that the property owner can provide to our field staff is the location of their septic tank.  If you see the surveyors working in your area an

Letter to Property Owners
Great River has recently prepared a letter to the residents associated with the project to provide them with general information pertaining to the project and to open a line of communication between the public, the Taney County Regional Sewer District, and Great River.  Those residents associated with the Powersite North project should receive this letter in the mail soon.  The letter can also be viewed on the References page of this website.  

Project Engineering is Underway.
Great River Engineering has initiated planning and design for the Powersite North Sanitary Sewer Project.  The first step in this process will be surveying and the preparation of a Facility Plan for the project.  The facility plan will evaluate the needs of the project, propose alternatives, evaluate environmental impacts, and make recommendations for final design and funding of the project.  Keep watching this website for updates throughout the project.