Aspire 11

Project Overview

HUD-financed, urban, multi-story, multi-family project requiring alley vacation, sewer re-routing, coordination of power re-routing, ADA facility design, garbage services vehicle turnaround design, sidewalk and curb removal and replacement, infiltration system design with pump emergency overflow, and frontage improvements on all sides of the block.

Scott Residence

Project Overview

This 20-acre property offered plenty of beautiful space for our client to build their dream home. The site consisted of a new single-family residence with an estimated home roof area of 4,200 square feet, shop roof area of 2,762 square feet, and 5,000 square feet of gravel driveway.

APCE implemented the latest best management practices in stormwater mitigation to ensure ample drainage throughout this property. To meet the county’s water quality requirements, a grassed bioswale conveys into one of three infiltration facilities. Two underground facilities were designed to fully infiltrate the roof area and saved valuable landscaping area around the house.

Farnsworth Residence

Project Overview

AP Consulting Engineers was able to help transform a 7.1-acre vacant, wooded site into a beautiful single-family residence with unique exterior additions. The proposed residence consisted of an estimated roof area of 5,920 square-feet, a 12-foot-wide driveway and turnaround area, a 1,360 square foot shop, a 480 square foot roofed outdoor living area, and a new septic system.

Our services included site design, managing the stormwater runoff, meeting erosion and sediment control requirements, and designing the utility hookups and extensions. For Farnsworth, we were able to implement both basic and full dispersion to mitigate stormwater around the house. Additionally, retaining walls were utilized to avoid a steep backyard and maximize usable space.

Kent E & T

Project Overview

A recovery center in Kent that required careful analysis of the stormwater code to provide the most-efficient stormwater design for this redevelopment project that made use of the two existing buildings on the property as the foundation for the new facility.

Our services included design storage for flood volumes; new sidewalks, driveway entrances, and ADA facilities along the frontage of the property; new stormwater conveyance, new water service, fire service, and water main design; grading; and paving design.

Deseret Industries (Puyallup)

Project Overview

42,600 square-foot retail and work training facility in the Puyallup, Washington on a project area of roughly 4.5 acres under the jurisdiction of Pierce County. This project required road-widening, accessible parking and accessible route features, road frontage improvements, an underground infiltration system, a water quality filtration facility, new stormwater conveyance system for 126,500 square feet of vehicle parking and drive aisle areas, a new water main loop, and coordination with and reconfiguration of an existing parking area serving other buildings in the retail complex.

32-Lot Subdivision – Auburn

Project Overview

AP Consulting Engineers was able to support a couple as they worked their way through the platting process for the 6.2 acres surrounding their residence and helping them to optimize the number of lots that the City of Auburn would permit on their property.

Our services have included generating and refining multiple site layouts, design of stormwater ponds for flow control and water quality treatment, preliminary design of off-site and on-site sewer and water main extension, road deviation requests, SEPA preparation, public road improvements, and public hearing representation.

Park N Jet Parking Facility Expansions

Project Overview

AP Consulting Engineers has worked with the operator and owner of two airport parking facilities to expand them by an additional 12 acres, allowing them to make an additional 1,900 parking stalls available to serve their customers who are traveling the globe for work, pleasure, and reconnecting with friends and family.

Our designs have included coordination with jurisdictions to ensure that the proposed expansions fit in seamlessly with future right-of-way improvements, as well as road widening, pedestrian sidewalks and amenities, infiltration facilities, water quality treatment facilities, SEPA applications, and Washington Department of Ecology permits.

It has been a pleasure to work with these clients for 11 years, through each of these different phases. We look forward to the future.