Williams Creek Management completed a comprehensive restoration project at Old Oakland Golf Club in Lawrence, Indiana, which included everything from reinforced concrete pipe installation to bank stabilization. The project was commissioned by the golf course to address aging infrastructure, improve the ecological health of the course, and enhance the golfing experience for members. The project […]

Lake Santee, a beloved recreational destination in Indiana, faced recurring challenges with sediment accumulation, impacting water quality and recreational enjoyment. To address this issue, Williams Creek Management was contracted to construct a sediment basin combined with a constructed wetland, along with providing bank stabilization along a significant reach of stream as a strategic intervention designed […]

In the heart of an industrial landscape, where concrete and asphalt once dominated the scene, the Innovation Drive at Park 100 project emerged as a beacon of urban ecological restoration. Williams Creek Management took on the restoration and relocation of approximately 500 feet of degraded urban stream. This challenging project also included re-establishing the urban […]

Working with multiple partner clients over the course of a couple of years, Williams Creek Management was able to create a consolidated wetland mitigation bank on the Pulte Coleman property. This ambitious project aimed to offset the unavoidable impacts of development on wetlands throughout the Upper White River Watershed in Indiana, transforming a prior converted […]

The B-Line Heights Moving Forward Net Zero project in Bloomington, Indiana, showcases a commitment to high-quality sustainable design for affordable housing. As part of the Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority's (IHCDA) "Moving Forward Program," this initiative elevates innovation in energy and water efficiencies to create sustainable living options that reduce the cost of living […]

At the prestigious Crooked Stick Golf Club, Williams Creek Management undertook a high-profile, 2,200-linear-foot stream restoration and stabilization of Spring Mill Run. This vital creek was severely degraded, impacting the course's aesthetics and playability, and the project was part of a larger 12-month course renovation. Key challenges included extreme visibility, the client's exacting aesthetic demands, […]

The City of Westfield, Indiana is a fast-growing suburban Indianapolis community emphasizing quality-of-life improvements through residential facilities and amenities. Kimblewick by Del Webb is a community of nearly 500 homes including approximately 16 acres of naturalized common area in Westfield. Due to the City’s density ordinance, which is based on the amount of green space […]

The City of Westfield Parks Department utilized land from an approximately 2-acre wetland mitigation site as a passive wetland park. Williams Creek Management provided design/build services for the park, which was developed with the intent of natural flood control and water quality improvement for Cool Creek. The project was privately funded by a local developer […]

Pulte Homes was developing a Dell-Webb community on approximately 600 acres of agricultural land along US 40 on the west side of Plainfield, Indiana. Pulte turned to Williams Creek, as its long-term partner, to implement the required floodway mitigation project and use it to create an amenity for the age-restricted community. Williams Creek restored approximately […]