Flexibility

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The Maroon Creek Club Golf Course, Aspen Colorado. The reservoirs and pumping system facilitate both winter and summer needs.

• ADG has found that careful planning provides the greatest flexibility.  By accurately assessing the needs of a client and determining the scope of a project, ADG is able to recommend the best solution, based on state-of-the-art technology.  Throughout all phases of any project, the firm pays close attention to current state-of-the-art technology, to the extent that it will satisfy regulatory requirements and environmental concerns.
• Because of its small but expert staff, and by incorporating the "group" concept to supplement its own staff, ADG is capable of undertaking large, technically complex projects, while maintaining the close personal attention necessary to fully serve a client's needs.  Since no two clients and no two projects are alike, studies and analyses must be site specific.  Flexibility is vital to answering specific needs, and that is achieved through proper, in-depth planning.
• Feasibility Studies and Master Plans are the key elements of the planning process.  ADG has over 38 years experience identifying the sequence of tasks required to complete the site specific study/analysis.
• The Feasibility Study makes it possible to examine technical and economic concerns, and then screen all possible alternatives.  A client is able to select the most practical and affordable alternative without sacrificing the technical quality of the system.
• A Master Plan is developed which allows ADG to design the optimal system, and then allows construction of this system in a phased program based on the availability of capital funds.  The Master Plan will ensure that the components used in the first phase of development will be compatible and fully integrate with components to be installed in all later phases.
• Environmental impacts are also carefully and continuously analyzed to avoid conflicts and assure that resource issues such as water, wetlands preservation and electric power are fully addressed.  ADG has been involved in over 250 environmental impact analyses with the U.S. Forest Service, Parks Canada, and a variety of state and provincial agencies, all involving public lands.