Bowman prepared ALTA/ACSM surveys, detailed topographic survey including necessary road frontage surveying. Approximately 25 acres of topography were required on the Bradley farm site, and approximately 35 acres of topography were required on the Carter farm site, as a minimum 75-foot overlap around the perimeter.
Bowman provided civil engineering, landscape architecture and surveying services for the second phase of this large redevelopment project consisting of multi-family housing with 157 townhouses and 176 apartment units, and an amphitheater and shade structure overlooking the Delaware River.
The project included the development of a retirement village with 1,500 independent living units and 512 assisted living and extended skilled care units located within 16 buildings on 232 acres.
This innovative transit oriented project consists of 79 residential units and ground floor retail. Bowman provided oversight and planning for the initial demolition of the building as well as site plan/design, land surveying, and coordination with adjacent supermarket, restaurant, and bank to create driveway access and sufficient parking for the property. Bowman also provided landscape architecture services, to include streetscape design.
Bowman provided its core planning, survey, and design services to deliver a pipeline expansion project on a very tight deadline. The team had to navigate environmental sensitive areas, state and federal permitting requirements, endangered animals, and changing landowner consents.
A Planned Area Development was previously approved for the stadium, practice facilities and basic infrastructure, which are currently in operation. The remaining parcels of land surrounding the facilities remain vacant. Bowman provided engineering and surveying services to support a proposed land use change from intense office to medium- and high-density residential for 60 acres of property in the southern portion of the project.
Bowman provided project management services which included direct administration and manage-ment of a significant portion of the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s Community De-velopment Block Group grant for Disaster Recovery awarded through the Texas General Land Office for the non-housing allocation of the CDBG-DR grant, in conjunction with an Emergency Watershed Protection grant from the Natural Resource Conservation Service.
Bowman provided multiple drone-based laser survey scans to analyze and monitor ongoing beach improvements. The team worked closely with FAA and local authorities for permitted exemptions to operate in prohibited drone areas.
Bowman was responsible for preparation of topographic survey, coordination with field crew, preparation of Special Use Permit (SUP) application and supporting documents including conceptual plans and exhibits for Plan Commission meeting and public hearing, preparation of construction documents including landscape plans, utilities coordination, coordination and obtainment of permit, and construction administration.
Bowman provided on-call services to Fairfax Countys Stormwater Planning Division. The team provided environmental consulting services, conceptual and final engineering design, and construction phase administration for this stream restoration project. Bowmans team of environmental scientists performed a wetland delineation and stream mitigation evaluation, and a Water Quality Impact Assessment report and small whorled pogonia survey were prepared.