PACE provided survey and civil engineering design for improving walking routes at seven elementary school locations with missing sidewalk links. This was a Washington State Department of Transportation grant-funded project. Key elements included compliance with LAG Manual and WSDOT grant-funding…
Read MorePACE completed a street and traffic improvement project for the city of Roseburg, which encompassed a comprehensive design to signalize the intersection of Stephens Street and Chestnut Avenue. PACE provided civil design and surveying, and acquired permits, land, and easements.…
Read MorePACE provided surveying; PS&E; bidding assistance; construction management; and full-time, on-site surveillance for approximately 2,700 LF of roadway improvements on Poplar Way. This project included wingwall improvements and creek enhancement. Our design complied with STP-U funding requirements. Services CIVIL ENGINEERING…
Read MorePACE designed and implemented a stormwater plan to address the city’s infrastructure and regulatory issues, manage current and future runoff needs, and perform responsible long-term fiscal planning. Plan components included mapping existing and future drainage sub-basins, developing a CIP, creating…
Read MorePACE assisted in developing a comprehensive stormwater management plan that is based entirely on BMPs and other LID techniques. Supporting codes and development standards were developed to require the use of LID for new development and redevelopment. A supporting stormwater…
Read MorePACE developed the utility’s first stormwater management plan focusing on capital improvement project needs, solving water quality problems, and providing water quality retrofits. The projects complement the utility’s existing Programmatic Stormwater Management Program. The initial phase included transferring all city…
Read MorePACE was the prime consultant responsible for site, piping, and structural design for abandoning two in-ground open-air reservoirs and re-grading the site for access and a new 800-SF above-grade water pump station building on a 7.36-acre site located in Springfield,…
Read MoreThree alternatives were developed to resolve neighborhood flooding caused by off-site drainage and inadequate public and private stormwater infrastructure. PACE provided hydrologic/hydraulic analysis, preliminary drawings, and cost estimates for each alternative and led a public meeting. The preferred alternative was…
Read MoreThe city of Shoreline's Pump Station No. 25 needed major upgrades to protect the adjacent properties and structures from flooding. PACE evaluated options to address the flooding, provided a complete topographic and boundary survey, and assisted with neighborhood outreach. The…
Read MorePACE provided design for the construction of a Washington State Department of Ecology grant-funded stormwater decant facility to receive, process, and dispose of excavated materials and vactor truck waste generated by the city of Kirkland’s maintenance activities. The project converted…
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