CORALVILLE — You’d be hard pressed to find a corner of Coralville that hasn’t been impacted by Dan Holderness.Thanks to the community’s growth and his nearly 35 years as city engineer — he’s Coralville’s longest-tenured employee — Holderness has had a hand in many large infrastructure projects including work on the city’s water plant twice, redoing the wastewater plant twice, two new water towers and rebuilding the Highway 6 and First Avenue intersection three times.On top of that, Holderness has helped the city respond to four floods, oversaw more than $70 million in flood improvements after 2008 and his work with the Environmental Protection Agency’s Brownfields Program paved the way for the Iowa River Landing development.
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Lee Hermiston, The Gazette (Cedar Rapids)
Wed, 03/31/2021 - 7:09am
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