Bowman established the primary geodetic control network consisting of 20 control monuments throughout a 70,000 acre wind farm development in Western Illinois. Bowman used GPS static observations and advanced post-processing adjustments to establish NAD83 horizontal and NGVD88 vertical datum to support the boundary survey and ALTA/ACSM Land Title Survey and future construction stakeout for this wind farm.

Bowman was responsible for the design of a major portion of this 216-acre HQ campus and provided extensive records research; as-built surveys for sanitary sewer main and service line; storm sewer, water main, secondary service line; fiber optic duct bank; irrigation line; and gas main and secondary service line location surveys, as well as telecommunications; and primary and secondary service electric line surveys.

Bowman provided a combination full scope development services starting with the initial survey, through design, and ultimate construction support. The team delivered engineering design services to including boundary verification, topographic analysis, and site improvements. The project required extensive coordination with local and state authorities during the design and permitting processes.

Bowman prepared demolition plans for areas proposed for redevelopment of residential units and future commercial and office uses. Scope included preliminary engineering design, layout and grading of roadways and housing units, utility design, stormwater management, topographic and improvement surveys, and an ALTA/ACSM land title survey. Technical review and quality control of final engineering documents were also provided.

Arbor Terrace provides 82 residential units for assisted living within a new three-story building and includes the construction of new internal paved access drives and parking areas throughout the site. Bowman provided civil engineering, surveying, permitting, and construction administration services.