PACE conducted a GIS Needs Assessment for the Cascade Water Alliance (Cascade) in 2017. The goal was to assist Cascade in developing a comprehensive GIS program that optimizes collection, distribution, and maintenance of geospatial information related to Cascade’s assets. PACE’s…
Read MorePACE began our relationship with King County Water District 125’s (WD125) in 2000 and has provided GIS consulting and staff augmentation services to them since 2004. In 2010, PACE designed and implemented a GIS to represent their water system assets.…
Read MoreThis plan determined the adequacy of the district’s existing water and sewer systems—encompassing approximately 5.7 and 4.9 square miles, respectively—to meet existing and projected needs of the district. The plan was prepared in accordance with the rules and regulations governing…
Read MorePACE provides plan review services for a variety of municipal agencies, and on a daily basis for many of our ongoing clients. Our level of involvement is strictly based on client needs during the application phase, permit phase, and final…
Read MoreAegis Senior Communities embarked on a transformative project at Lake Boren's north shore in Newcastle, Washington, showcasing a property rich in environmental assets like wetlands, a lakeshore, and a vital stream habitat for wild trout in China Creek. Recognizing the…
Read MorePACE designed TIB-funded roadway improvements along North Baker Avenue, from 15th Street to Sand Canyon, just north of 19th Street. Design services included roadway, sidewalk, bike lane, and necessary stormwater facilities. Stormwater for the southern and middle drainage basins is…
Read MorePACE provided design and construction services for developing a new 313,096SF industrial water-bottling facility located on 18.93 acres of the Canyon Road Industrial Center. The facility features a high-speed manufacturing line; purification, filtration, and disinfection systems; production facilities; several shipping…
Read MorePACE is providing wetland mitigation and reporting services for two mitigation wetland sites at Tahoma National Cemetery in Kent, WA. Field monitoring complies with King County, Washington Department of Ecology, and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers permits and agreements, and…
Read MoreAs part of realigning the state routes and redeveloping downtown, the city decided to take a holistic approach to their downtown revitalization and daylight Horse Creek along 98th Avenue NE as a public amenity. Horse Creek was piped under the…
Read MorePACE staff evaluated existing system conditions, conducted on-site investigations, ran hydraulic models, created base maps, projected future demands, developed schedules and funding alternatives, and made recommendations to update the city’s water system plan. Services CIVIL ENGINEERING SURVEYING
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