Extra large pump station and transfer pump station

Irrigation pump station and transfer pump station at the West Villages Improvement District (WVID). The spans around 12,444 acres within the City of North Port and unincorporated Sarasota County. The district includes residential neighborhoods, commercial hubs and is home to the the Atlanta Braves’ spring training facility.

Client West Villages Improvement District

Type of Pumping System Centrifugal

Market Residential Community, Commercial

Water Delivery Systems Irrigation Pump Station, Transfer Pumps

System Size Extra Large

City and State North Point, FL

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Description

The Challenge

Village I sits in a newer section of West Villages Improvement District, built miles from where the development first started. It needed a station that could do two jobs: irrigate the community itself and move water as part of the district’s wider transfer network, keeping pace with a district that’s grown toward a planned 20,000-plus homes.

The Solution

Hoover installed an extra-large centrifugal pump station alongside a dedicated transfer pump station, so Village I handles its own community irrigation and plays its part in moving water across the district. It’s part of a wider network Hoover has built across West Villages, stations cross-connected by pressurized lines so that if one system goes down, others can keep basic irrigation running.

The Outcome

Village I gets the same round-the-clock oversight Hoover provides across West Villages: real-time dashboards, remote shutdown from anywhere, and automatic alerts if a lake runs low or salinity rises. It’s one part of a partnership that’s kept scaling since 2006, growing from a single pump station into one of Florida’s largest master-planned developments.

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