To learn about the services offered by LAS Engineering, please click on the item below for a complete description.
Feasibility Studies
- Site assessments
- Research existing records
- Identify constraints
- Fee evaluation
Preliminary Engineering
- Conceptual grading and drainage plan
- Conceptual utility layout
- Determine existing sewer and water capacity
- Preliminary studies to establish design criteria for storm drainage
Entitlements
- Tentative tract maps/ parcel maps for subdivisions
- Three-dimensional airspace maps
- Zone changes and conditional use permits
- General plan amendments
Construction Documents
Precise Grading Plans
- Provide design grades around building structures,
- Provide ADA-compliant access
- Connections to building roof drains
- Coordinate with off-site improvements.
Hydrology/Hydraulic Studies
- Provide site-specific drainage requirements
- Verify consistency with the local agency’s requirements.
Storm Drain Plans
- Sizing and specifying inlet structures, conveyance systems, outlet structures, and other drainage appurtenances.
- Verification of 100-year flood protection.
Street Improvement Plans
- Plan and profiles for construction of new streets
- Widening of existing streets
- ADA curb ramps and driveway approaches
Sewer Design
- Coordinate point of connections and cleanouts with MEP consultants
- Provide plans for connection to the public sewer system
Domestic, Fire and Irrigation Water Design
- Plan and profiles for construction of new public water lines
- Coordinate meter sizing, backflow devices and point of connections with MEP and landscape architect
NPDES Reports
- SWPPP report preparation for construction activites
- Erosion and Sediment Control Plans
- Recommendations for best management practices (BMPs)
- Post-construction water quality reports (WQMP/SUSMP)
Specifications
- Compliance with standards including the latest edition of the Standard Specifications for Public Works Construction (Green Book), and City and/or local Agency Design Manual and Standard Plans.
Cost Estimates
- Engineer’s opinion of costs
- Quantity estimates