5237 - Walnut Cove Storage
Facility, Kelseyville
Project elements included a boundary
and topographic survey, planning, permitting, and design of grading,
drainage, retaining walls, base rock, paving and buildings for a
212-space boat and mini storage facility on a moderately steep site.
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project.
5667 - Sutter Lakeside
Wellness Foundation Campus, Lakeport
For Sutter Health we performed a
boundary and topographic survey of a 40-acre site for a 126,000 S.F.
medical office and medical-related space in three buildings with 600
parking spaces for this $40 million project. We performed planning,
permitting and design of grading, entrance road, drainage, street and
parking lot paving, walking trails, and two large storm water
detention systems beneath the parking lots.
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project.
5667.02 - Road Improvements -
Sutter Lakeside Hospital, Lakeport
This project consisted of improving the
traffic circulation within the Sutter Lakeside Hospital site by
designing a roundabout at an oddly configured five-way intersection
and providing engineering services during construction. The
roundabout allows for smooth, uninterrupted flow of traffic through
the facility.
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project.
5722.01 - Robin Hill Landing
Subdivision, Lakeport
Performed topographic mapping and
boundary surveys on a 40-acre site for a 137-lot residential
development for a homebuilder. Work included planning, permitting,
and design of subdivision site improvements including lot grading.
Project included the development of an additional water supply and
water treatment to supplement facilities for the Water District that
serves the project.
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project.
6132 - Pamela Ivicevich
Residential Home, Lakeport
An example of plans and specifications
prepared for a custom three-story single- family residence.
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project.
6593 - Loconomi Road
Improvements and Culvert Crossings, Middletown
A new private access road crosses a
major drainage channel, which required a hydrology study to determine
the 100-year flood event flow. Hydraulic design was performed to
determine the size and number of culverts required to carry the
100-year storm flow. Project also included the grading design for the
access road.
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project.
6815.03 - Storm Damage
Repair to Noyo Harbor, Fort Bragg
High storm water-flows in the Noyo
River deposited excessive silt in the Noyo Harbor near the entrance to
the Pacific Ocean. The marina will be dredged to remove this silt in
the Summer of 2009. The silt will be stockpiled in a temporary
disposal area along the shores of the Pacific Ocean. The dredged
spoils will then be trucked to an abandoned rock quarry pit known as
the Camp 5 Rock Pit for final disposal. After the quarry pit has
received the dredged spoils from the Noyo Harbor, the site shall have
drainage installed, graded to be stable, seeded, and provided with
erosion control measures as shown on these plans.
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project.
6849 - Sutter Lakeside
Medical Office, Middletown
Sutter Lakeside Hospital is expanding its health care coverage in Lake County
by constructing a new medical clinic in Middletown to serve the South
County area. We performed planning, permitting, and final design of
the site improvements. We worked closely with Sutter Health and the
architectural firm of Glass Architects.
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project.
6920 - Storm Damage Repair -
Soldier Pile Wall, Nice
The storm of 2006 created many
landslides and road failures in the rugged terrain of Northern
California. We designed the repair of Bartlett Springs Road at two
locations which were damaged due to slides. The designed repair is to
remove the slide material and stabilize the slope with a soldier pile
wall consisting of drilled-and-cast-in-place H-Piles that were
restrained with tie back rods. Metal corrugated cribbing was placed
between the H-Piles to retain the roadway.
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project.
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