Pleasant Grove 3 Million Gallons Water Tank
Pleasant Grove · Utah County
- Concrete Water Tank
- 3 Million Gallons
- Location
- Pleasant Grove
- County
- Utah County
- Year
- 2009
- Owner / Engineer
- Pleasant Grove City / JUB Engineering
Project Overview
VanCon built a 3 MG round, 20-foot tall concrete water tank for Pleasant Grove. VanCon also added pressurized irrigation. The project also required utility relocation, the clearing and grubbing of 1.5 acres of trees and 12,000 cubic yards of excavation.
Project Highlights
- 3 MG round concrete water tank — 20 feet tall
- Pressurized irrigation system addition
- Utility relocation
- 1.5 acres of clearing and grubbing
- 12,000 CY of excavation
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