Greenwood Sagebriar by Del Webb

Greenwood Sagebriar by Del Webb

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Greenwood, IN

Sagebriar by Del Webb

HWC provided comprehensive site engineering, survey, and amenity design services for Sagebriar by Del Webb, an active adult residential community developed by Pulte in Greenwood, Indiana. Designed to promote recreation, wellness, and social connectivity through a thoughtfully planned network of amenities and open spaces, this 186-acre neighborhood features a resort-style pool, multiple sports courts, a dog park, community garden, pond overlook, and outdoor kitchen. An Armed Forces Memorial serves as a meaningful focal point, connecting community spaces while honoring military service.

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    Williamsport Warren County Pool

    Williamsport Warren County Pool

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    Williamsport, IN

    Warren County Pool

    In 2025, the Town of Williamsport engaged HWC to assist in a new design to renovate an existing public pool. The project was awarded a Land and Water Conservation Grant through IDNR to assist in funding. Project site improvements included a new zero entry pool, a new pool deck, a toddler aquatic area, a new pool slide, a splash pad, a renovated bathhouse, a new parking lot, and accessibility improvements to meet ADA standards. Construction was completed by Mattcon General Contractors.

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      Washington Downtown Revitalization Plan

      Washington Downtown Revitalization Plan

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      Washington, IN

      Downtown Revitalization Plan

      Discover Downtown Washington engaged HWC to complete a Downtown Revitalization Plan for the City of Washington. Ten city blocks lining the existing Main Street corridor made up the study area. The intent of the Plan was to review existing conditions, provide research and analysis, obtain public input, and provide recommendations within a set action plan for future revitalization opportunities. The effort also included reviewing existing ordinances related to downtown, recommendations related to traffic flow, one-way streets, and truck deliveries, and accommodating downtown events.

      Results:

        • Established short-term, low investment and long-term, high investment action items to establish a downtown district in six categories: Streetscape + Gateways, Public Space + Event Infrastructure, Parking + Circulation, Building Reuse Opportunities, Downtown Architecture, and Perimeter + Alleys
        • Identified Capital + Capacity goals including establishing a DORA (Downtown Outdoor Refreshment Area) district, creating a downtown TIF (Tax Increment Financing) district, implementing a local food and beverage tax, and developing a Historic Preservation Commission to establish eligibility for future funding
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      Monon South Freedom Trail

      Monon South Freedom Trail

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      New Albany, IN

      Monon South Freedom Trail

      When complete, this regional trail will connect five counties and nine communities via 68 miles of abandoned rail. The first phase will include approximately 1.46 miles of trail and connect the existing Ohio River Greenway trail to central New Albany.

      HWC has completed design for the first phase, which is currently under construction. The second phase is preparing to bid and anticipated to be under construction later this year.

      The trail alignment and design is based on conceptual ideas developed during the New Albany Trails Feasibility Study completed in April 2020, as well as conversations with the City in the years since. The project will be funded with a combination of Next Level Trails and local New Albany Redevelopment Authority funding.

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        Batesville SR 129 Trail

        Batesville SR 129 Trail

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        Batesville, IN

        SR 129 Trail

        HWC led the design and engineering for the extension of the Community Trail along SR 129 in Batesville, Indiana. Careful attention was paid to maintaining the structural integrity of existing trees by adjusting the trail alignment to avoid the drip line of existing canopy as much as possible. HWC provided survey, permitting, utility coordination, trail design, bidding, and construction administration services. Easement preparation services were also provided. The project was funded by a combination of READI and local funds.

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