CONTACT INFORMATION:
Engineering Manager

Mark P. Guess, PE, CPESC

Phone: (731) 644-1014
Fax: (731) 644-0109
Tollfree: 1-800-247-6847

mguess@lismith.com

www.ieca.org

L.I. Smith’s Water and Sewer Team Engineers have provided design and inspection of improvements, replacement, and expansions for multiple water distribution system projects as well as sewer collection projects.

Our team also has extensive experience with on-site sewer treatment systems, including standard septic systems, low-pressure (LPP) sewers, STEP systems, and wetlands treatment.

Recent Projects

Harbor Utility District, Big Sandy, Benton County, TN: Provided engineering and inspection services for the installation of a new water production well, renovations to the water treatment plant, installation of 12,000 feet of 8” PVC water mains and 6,500 feet of 6” PVC water mains, and construction of a new 200,000-gallon ground storage tank.

Henry Sewer System, Henry County, TN: Engineering and inspection services for the construction of a STEP sewer system and Constructed Wetlands Treatment facility. Construction included approximately 12 miles of small diameter PVC force mains, 8 miles of service connections, and 250 septic tank effluent pumps. This two-acre constructed wetlands treatment is the first sewer treatment facility of its type to be permitted and constructed by a municipality in the State of Tennessee.

Industrial Park Sewer Extensions, Paris, TN: Provided engineering and inspection services for the construction of approximately 3,500 feet of 8” sanitary sewer main extensions in the Paris Industrial Park to expand service into newly annexed areas of the City.

Highway 218 Sewer, Paris, TN: Surveying & Engineering for 4,150 Linear Feet of 10” Sanitary Sewer (gravity) extension along the S.R. 218 Bypass.

Hospital Circle Sewer, Paris, TN: Surveying & Engineering for 600 linear feet of 8” sanitary sewer (gravity) relocation.

Lafayette, Tennessee: Expansion of water plant from 1.25 MGD to 2.50 MGD

Dayton, Tennessee, Summer City Phase 3:
Water line expansion to add 130,000 L.F.