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Industrial & Commercial
Site plan for Dean Foods warehouse
Sandston, Virginia
Allowed for future expansion and complied with
railroad and county storm water requirements
Warehouse design for Dabney Office warehouse
Henrico County, Virginia
Included soil analysis to calculate haul requirements
Office
Design of Gleneagle Medical Office Building
Henrico County, Virginia
Included storm water quantity management, and compliance with shipping center zoning regulation
Re-design of Patterson Medical Office Building site
Henrico County, Virginia
Improved traffic flow and handicapped accessibility. Met county parking and site requirements.
Retail
Commercial park design
Chesterfield County, Virginia
Design of 10-acre parcel, subdivided to accommodate Wawa Food Mart with gas pumps and mini storage facility. Included wetland delineations, Chesapeake Bay Act protection area determinations, storm water management calculations, and improvements to nearby Route 360
7-11 site plan
Hanover County, Virginia
Included coordination with adjacent developments to comply with requirements of commercial subdivision
Residential
Manakin Farms sub-division construction plans
Manakin-Sabot, Virginia
Plans for 28 and 29-lot subdivisions. Included wetland delineations, dam design, and earthwork calculations to balance severe road cuts and fills
James River Apartments independent living complex design
Richmond, Virginia
Accommodated handicapped residents, with all units and parking spaces meeting ADA requirements
Grattan Helps You Solve Problems
Project |
Home office for bank |
Location |
Chesterfield County, Virginia |
Situation |
The parking lot was due to be paved when rain suddenly turned the entire site into a sea of slippery mud. |
Problem |
Unexpected set-back delayed schedule. The contractor had not done the necessary preplanning. It was unsafe to proceed on such unsteady ground, yet any waiting would make it impossible to meet the project completion deadline. |
Benefit |
Grattan Associates added lime to stabilize the subgrade. This allowed the site to be paved during the wet winter months, so the project could proceed according to schedule. |
