Ravina Park is located in a residential neighborhood on the southeast side of South Bend. Running directly through the park is Bowman Creek, which had been the victim of decades of neglect. We partnered with the City of South Bend and local neighborhood groups to transform this once-forgotten waterway into a valuable and publicly accessible […]

The City of Fishers has installed Green Infrastructure (GI) throughout the community to manage stormwater, improve water quality, provide beautification, and illustrate their commitment to sustainability. The Water Quality Division of the City’s Department of Public Works manages and maintains these sites, which include Best Management Practices (BMPs) in residential neighborhoods and swales along a […]

Since 2009, Williams Creek has been involved with the Parkview Regional Medical Center as the health care provider in Fort Wayne, Indiana continues to expand its 260 acre campus. Williams Creek completed the installation of the Low Impact Development approach throughout the site allowing for placemaking through stormwater management while furthering Parkview’s sustainability commitments. Since […]

The City of Lafayette, as part of its long term control plan for water quality, tackled a variety of stormwater management challenges through several different projects in the Durkees Run watershed. Williams Creek provided a variety of services on two of these projects - Durkees Run Streambank Stabilization and Durkees Run Stormwater Park. Both projects […]

The City of Westfield, Indiana is a suburban Indianapolis community placing a large emphasis on quality of life improvements through recreational facilities for residents, which also attract visitors. Grassy Branch Creek is a waterway which runs through the city and is a highlight of Grand Junction Park, a six acre recreational amenity primed to become […]

Increases in industrial, commercial, and residential development place heavy demands on our streams and rivers. The cumulative effects of these activities result in significant changes to the stream and river corridors as well as the ecosystem. These changes include degradation of water quality, decreased water storage and conveyance capacity, erosion, loss of habitat for fish […]

The Hamilton County Crawford Wetland Mitigation Project was completed for the Hamilton County Surveyor’s Office to construct a 0.62 acre wetland mitigation required by the Indiana Department of Environmental Management for previous unavoidable impacts. Williams Creek Management provided all turnkey services necessary to complete the Construction, Installation, and Preservation of the wetland mitigation project. The […]

As part of a larger effort to reduce combined sewer overflows in the area, an existing detention basin located on the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet and the City of Fort Wright's property was retrofitted to reduce stormwater runoff and create a nature park for residents. The parks are designed for passive recreational use and include two […]

American Electric Power contracted Williams Creek to complete stream restoration and riparian buffer enhancement services for the FDG Landfill Expansion, a project that resulted in unavoidable impacts of 3.64 acres of wetland and 1,805 linear feet of stream. Mitigation for the wetland impacts created 10.32 acres of low-gradient riverine wetland with a 2.12-acre upland buffer. […]

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 […]