The 7000 S utility design project is essential to the City of West Jordan’s infrastructure in this key east-west corridor. Expanding the storm drain infrastructure along the 7000 S corridor will reduce flooding risk and allows accounting for the accumulated storm flows that discharge into the canals within the City. Drinking water distribution system piping and sanitary sewer rehabilitation and upgrades are also included to meet the needs of current and future residents in accordance with master plans. The project also includes installing a secondary water transmission pipeline to facilitate future water reuse in the City’s west side. Utilizing 3D Design tools allowed for an effective analysis of project improvements and development of utility alignments where the potential for utility conflict is high. The presentation will provide a case study of design, modeling, and conflict resolution using 3D design methodologies.
