Chiricahua National Monument RV Housing Ut​ilit​y Design

Northern Arizona Univer​sity 2024-2025

Project Purpose

The goal of this project is to design a wastewater treatment system and utility hookups for new RV pads for Chiricahua National Monument, on a 1.5-acre parcel located near the front of the monument. The purpose of the treatment system is to provide 5-7 RV pads with full hookups that serve as housing for volunteers and staff. The development will include full utility hookups, covering water distribution from an existing wellhead, wastewater collection, and on-site wastewater treatment. 

Our Team

Meet the project staff​ behind the Chiricahua Wastewater Wizards

Jagjevan (Jeevan) Gill

Civil Engineer

Hailing from Southern California, Jeevan's current interests are in water resources as well as geotechnical engineering.

Beizhe Shen

Environmental Engineer

Coming from Shanghai, China, Beizhe's interests include environmental engineering and design.

Nicholas (Nick) Wake​field

Civil Engineer

Born and raised in Ogden, Utah, Nick's interests primarily lay in roadway and traffic engineering, he will be working for Burgess & Niple in Flagstaff.

Client

Sam Bell

Chief of Facilities Management, Chiricahua National Monument

 Contact: 
Sam_Bell@nps.gov

Technical Advisor

Ryan Mahar

PE, Senior Engineer at Civil Design & Engineering, Inc.

Contact: 
R.Mahar@cdeinc.org

Grading Instructor

Jeffrey Heiders​cheidt

Ph.D., Teaching Professor
Northern Arizona University

Contact: Jeffrey.Heiderscheidt@nau.edu

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