MES quantified water loss and I&I for the town and delivered a final report with engineering estimates and a prioritized roadmap in 2024; follow-up work continues in 2026.
Town of Oak Creek I&I and water loss analysis
Project
2-acre retail plaza with streambank stabilization in Seagoville, Texas
A 2-acre shopping plaza, now built, with paving, grading, utilities, drainage and streambank stabilization designed by MES.
Retail plaza paving and drainage, Seagoville, Texas
About the project
The problem
A developer planned a 2-acre shopping plaza in Seagoville, Texas.
The site came with two site-specific challenges: streambank stabilization and storm drain improvements.
All of the work had to comply with local and state regulations.
The pathway
MES laid out the site for tenant visibility and traffic flow.
The paving was designed for both vehicle and pedestrian traffic on a busy retail site.
Detailed grading plans set the site elevations to support efficient drainage. The grading and drainage plan shows the parking, inlets, a driveway and spot elevations.
MES designed the utility layout, including the water, sewer and electrical connections.
The drainage design manages stormwater to prevent flooding and protect water quality. MES drew the drainage plans with long-term maintenance in mind.
MES addressed the existing streambank with stabilization work to prevent erosion, protect nearby structures and preserve the natural environment.
MES worked closely with local and state authorities throughout the development process.
The result
The plaza is built. Photos of the completed site show a single-story brick retail building with metal awnings and a concrete parking lot with landscaped islands and light poles.
A painted fire lane curb runs in front of the storefronts, and a drainage swale sits beside the highway.
A young tree and new sod frame the front of the building.
- Site area
- 2 acres
- Project type
- Commercial shopping plaza
- Site challenge
- Streambank stabilization and storm drain improvements
- MES scope
- Paving, grading, utility layout, drainage design, streambank stabilization
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