In 1962, Fishtown Hospital, located in Marathon, Florida was first constructed. It was damaged by Hurricane Irma in 2017. This prompted a request for the redesign of the site and utilities.

For this project we designed site grading and drainage with wastewater, stormwater and water systems. The South Florida Water Management District will permit the project. We completed technical specifications and cost estimates, bearing in mind that the client requested a fast build and maximization of space.

The Residential Amenity Campus in Naples, Florida is under jurisdictional review of Collier County. This project site is positioned within a residential community consisting of primarily senior citizens. We prepared plans for stormwater pollution prevention, the site, site distance, grading and drainage and utilities.

We used the stormwater pollution prevention plan to contain any sediment runoff that may flow onto adjacent properties. To prevent erosion, we proposed an inlet protection to ensure that no sediment flows into stormwater inlets and pipes.

The foundation of a successful residential project relies heavily on permit criteria, since every decision made throughout that process impacts the next step. Our client wants to build a second house on their property. To meet their needs, the original parcel had to be subdivided into two separate parcels.

In 2018, Hurricane Michael damaged the city of Marianna, Florida. The disaster caused polluted stormwater to collect and move into the Chipola River. Most of the water is collected and leaves through two channels: from the city and from the surrounding area. Our goal was to collect the water from the two surrounding channels and clean it before it enters the Chipola River.

We designed a Dollar General building located at 1527 North Jefferson Street in Monticello, Florida. With a population of roughly 2,500 people, the city of Monticello does not have a large array of commercial grocery, retail or discount department stores. Placing a Dollar General in this region will allow easy access to food, health aids, cleaning supplies, houseware, and various other items in a convenient location.

About two years ago, the Domino’s Pizza located on West Tennessee Street in Tallahassee sustained considerable fire damage. The client wanted the location rebuilt. The original site and building were built in the late 1960s. The parcel will be redeveloped using the updated design criteria in Leon County.

Our project is in Destin, Florida between Sibert and Calhoun Avenue. The total site area is a little more than five acres that are currently undeveloped. Working with our sponsors David Smith, P.E. and Jim Martelli, P.E. at Innerlight Engineering and our clients at Calhoun Estates, our was to develop single family homes on this site. The focus of this project is to provide effective civil engineering designs while being able to maximize our client’s profits.

For years, the City of Tallahassee has regularly dumped demolished asphalt and concrete pieces at its Department of Underground Utilities Public Infrastructure’s (UUPI) sandpit site, located at 4100 West Orange Avenue, just Southwest of Innovation Park. The two stockpiles of asphalt and concrete are mostly from demolished sidewalks, roads and parking lots. Material is constantly being added to these large stockpiles, so the city is worried that the site may run out of space. However, the stockpiled material varies widely in size and shape, which makes it unusable.