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Oasis Medical Center Stafford,TX This 14-acre senior living facility is located within the city limits of both Stafford and Meadows Place. The necessary coordination for governmental approvals from both cities was identified early on by the RG Miller | DCCM staff as a critical component to the development of the project. Civil engineering design included water features (which also provided the required on-site detention), on-site utilities, and the extension of a public sanitary sewer to serve the site. Special attention was given during site design to provide open space without sacrificing a secure environment for patients.  

Emerus Emergency Hospital Tomball,TX This project was part of the Emerus Emergency Hospital System located on 5 acres in Tomball. RG Miller | DCCM’s Site Development group was responsible for the design of a regional detention pond to service the Emerus tract and other surrounding tracts, on-site paving, grading and drainage. The site was designed to compliment landscape requirements and approvals from Harris County and the Municipal Utility District for all infrastructure design.  

1960 Family Medical Center Houston,TX This project was a new medical office building locate on 9 acres in north Harris County that included coordination with TxDOT for driveway connections to FM 1960. Design included an on-site detention facility, preparation and recordation of a subdivision plat and public and private infrastructure design.  

Lifeline Regional Medical Center Houston,TX 42 acre site located at FM 1960 and Lifeline Blvd. Replat for development project with proposed easements Design of on-site detention facility Preparation and recordation of subdivision plat Public and private infrastructure design Prepared design of water lines, sanitary sewer, grading plants, storm drainage systems, paving plants, and fire lanes Plan approvals from the City of Houston

Atascocita Medical Office Building Atascocita,TX Landev Engineers provided civil engineering services for the 30,000-square-foot, two-story Atascocita Medical Office Building project located in Harris County that was constructed on a 2.0-acre tract. The parcel was a part of a larger developments that included a Lifetime Fitness and other pad tracts for development. The building was designed to allow special medical equipment to be placed within the facility. Since the facility was a medical office building, special attention was given to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requirements for accessibility ingress and egress.   The design consisted of on-site potable water, fire sprinkler supply line, water meters, and sanitary sewer service; on-site paving, grading, and drainage design; agency and project coordination; stormwater pollution prevention plan; and construction administration. A minor traffic analysis was performed for the existing left-turn lane on West Lake Houston Parkway. The analysis was requested by Harris County for determination of available storage capacity within the left turn bay. The study confirmed the existing left-turn bay had enough capacity for the future trips generate to and from the proposed medical office building. The design was reviewed and permitted through the Harris County and the Municipal Utility District (MUD) providing water and sanitary sewer service.   The tract of land was included in an existing regional detention basin drainage area. The project was grandfathered under an existing stormwater quality feature, and the property was exempt from having an on-site detention basin.