Lantana Ridge Subdivision: Units 1-9

This 628 acre subdivision required Comal County approval and extensive floodplain analysis and FEMA map revisions. This subdivision has underground electric and telecommunications, 368 lots, and multi-plate arch bridges. Lots in this rural subdivision are 1.0 acre and larger. Units 1-8 are complete, with Unit 9 under construction.

• 30,710 LF of Street and Culvert Crossings
• 5,990 LF of 2” and 4” PVC of Water Main
• Underground Electrical Improvements

Sierra West Subdivision: Sections 1-4B

Complete preliminary planning, street, drainage and water distribution system for this rural hill country subdivision. This subdivision consists of 185 lots averaging 1.25 acres in size, underground electric and telecommunications and a multi-plate arch bridge crossing Yorks Creek. The bridge crossing includes 4 – 21’ 0” wide x 8’11” tall steel arches to pass the 100-year storm.

• 17,300 LF of Street and Culvert Crossings
• 16,230 LF of 2”, 3”, and 4” PVC of Water Main
• Underground Electrical Improvements

The Peninsula on Lake Buchanan

This Project consists of water and road improvements for a rural subdivision located in Burnet County off Ranch Road 690 on the eastern shore of Lake Buchanan. The work included erosion/sedimentation control, street excavation and embankment, flexible base improvements, HMAC, water distribution mains, service connections and miscellaneous improvements to complete this rural subdivision. The Project also included TCEQ permitting for a 0.10 MGD surface water treatment plant and an 86 slip private community boat dock. The Project included 3 high service pumps and a 100,000-gallon finished water clearwell. The improvements serve approximately 83 lots and consist of the following:

• 7,760 LF of Street and Culvert Crossings
• 5,980 LF of 6” and 8” PVC of Water Main
• 86 Slip Private Boat Marina
• Underground Electrical Improvements
• 0.10 MGD surface water treatment plant

Eagles Nest Subdivision: Sections 1 and 2

This Project consists of water and road improvements for a rural subdivision located west of the City of Burnet on the north side of State Highway 29. The work included erosion/sedimentation control, street excavation and embankment, flexible base improvements, HMAC, water distribution mains, underground electric, service connections, and miscellaneous improvements to complete this rural subdivision. The improvements serve approximately 87 lots and consisted of the following:

• 12,250 LF of Street and Culvert Crossings
• 12,570 LF of 6”, 8” PVC of Water Main
• Lots range from 1 to 27.8 acres
• Underground Electrical Improvements

Garlic Creek West Subdivision

A 670 acre mixed-use community located in Hays County within the City of Buda. The total number of lots is 1,988. This subdivision has over 100 acres of parkland dedication along Garlic Creek, approximately 594 acres of single family residential and 75 acres of commercial development. Garden home lots are also part of this development.

Features include over 2 miles of walking trails along the creek, channel improvements, 84,500 linear feet of curbed streets, water and wastewater mains. This site is partially within the Edwards Aquifer Recharge Zone. Thirteen water quality/detention ponds are also included in this development. Plans required TCEQ, TxDOT, Hays County and City of Buda approval. Residential lot sizes average approximately 8,000 square feet. Various offsite water, wastewater, and transportation improvements are also part of this Project. A flood study of Garlic Creek was completed with this Master Plan.

Zachary Scott Subdivision (Bradshaw Crossing) Preliminary Plan

This 271 acre planned single family residential community is located at the south corner of Bradshaw Road and Old Lockhart Road in southeast Travis County. The development improvements include 12 detention/water quality ponds and approximately 22,650 linear feet of local and neighborhood collector streets, storm sewer, water and wastewater mains and underground utilities. The total number of lots is 1,005.

Kensington Subdivision: Kyle, Hays County, Texas

The Kensington Subdivision is a planned family residential community consisting of 591 lots on a 162 acre tract located off Bebee Road and Dacy Lane east of Interstate 35 in Kyle, Texas.

• 27,900 LF of Street and Drainage Improvements

• Water Mains

• Wastewater Mains

• Detention Pond

• Underground Electrical Improvements

Cullen Country Subdivision

Cullen Country is a 67 acre single family residental community located off FM 967 just west of Buda. This subdivision consists of 210 lots that average 8,000 square feet per lot. There is 12.49 acre parkland and open space. Project included two water quality/detention ponds. A flood study of Garlic Creek and its tributary was required for Preliminary Plan. 9,206 LF of Street and Drainage

• Water Mains
• Wastewater Mains
• Water Quality/ Detention Ponds
• Underground Electrical Improvements

Whispering Hollow Subdivision: Phase 1 Sections 1-8 and Phase 2 Sections 1-3

The Whispering Hollow Subdivision is a development of approximately 825 lots on a 235 acre tract located in Hays County approximately 1.5 miles west of the City of Buda near FM 967 and FM 1626. The work included erosion/sedimentation control, street excavation and embankment, flexible base improvements, HMAC, water distribution mains, water quality ponds, service connections, electrical service including street light improvements and miscellaneous improvements to complete this urban subdivision.

• 34,070 LF of Street and Drainage
• 26,850 LF of 2”, 6”, 8”, 12” PVC of Water Main
• 24,200 LF of 8” PVC of Wastewater Main
• 6 EA, Water Quality/ Detention Ponds
• Underground Electrical Improvements

Stoneridge Subdivision: Sections 1-4

The Stoneridge Subdivision is a single family development of approximately 273 lots on a 55 acre tractlocated east of IH 35 and east of Goforth Road or County Road 119. The Project is within the City of Buda’s corporate limits. The construction of the Project included the typical subdivision infrastructure improvements: street, water, wastewater, storm drain, and three water quality/detention ponds.

• 9.9 Acres of Street and Drainage
• 10,353 LF of 8”, 12”, 16” PVC of Water Main
• 11,029 LF of 8” PVC of Wastewater Main
• 3 EA, Water Quality/ Detention Ponds
• Underground Electrical Improvements

Villages of Berry Creek Subdivision: Sections 1-3

The Villages of Berry Creek Subdivision is a single family development of 243 lots on a 72 acre tract located north of downtown Georgetown at the northeast corner of County Road 190 and Briarcrest Drive. This Project included design of street, drainage, water, wastewater, dry utility infrastructure and two water quality/detention ponds. The Subdivision is in the Georgetown city limits.

• 10,420 LF of Street and Drainage
• 11,820 LF of 8” and 12” PVC of Water Main
• 10,050 LF of 8” PVC of Wastewater Main
• 2 EA, Water Quality/ Detention Ponds
• Underground Electrical Improvements

Upper East End Subdivision

The Upper East End Subdivision is a proposed development of 98 single-family residential lots on a 29 acre tract located at 3010 East Howard Lane in northeast Travis County. This Project consists of grading residential lots, completing street, drainage, water, wastewater, dry utility infrastructure and three water quality/detention ponds. A flood study and environmental report was required for this preliminary plan.

• 3,540 LF of Street and Drainage
• 3,100 LF of 8” PVC of Water Main
• 3,690 LF of 8” PVC Wastewater Main
• 3 EA, Water Quality/ Detention Ponds
• Underground Electrical Improvements

Huntington Apartments

This senior living apartment complex is in the City of Buda and contains 120 housing units on 5.81 acres. The Project is located on Fire Cracker Drive off FM 2001 east of IH 35.

The Project has a total of:

• 92,361 SF of Apartment Units
• 150 Parking Spaces
• Water Quality/Detention Pond
• Water and Wastewater Improvements

Tuscany Apartments

The Tuscany Apartment complex is located in the City of Buda on 13 acres of land. The Project is located on FM 2001 just east of Interstate Highway 35.

The Project includes a permanent pool wetland pond with a recirculating pump for water quality. ​ The Project includes the following:

• 14,446 SF of Buildings
• Water Quality/Detention Pond
• Water and Wastewater Improvements
• Parking, Driveway and Drainage Improvements

Bishop’s Corner

This apartment complex in the City of San Marcos and contains 134 housing units on 10 acres. Civil improvements include 3,325 linear feet of 4 to 10-inch diameter water mains and 2,300 linear feet of wastewater lines. This project also included french drains, storm sewer, retaining wall, underground electric and telecommunications.

The Project has a total of:

• 32,860 SY of Impervious Cover
• 338 Parking Spaces

The Bishop’s Corner Project required the analysis of an existing detention pond at LBJ and Craddock Avenue, which was requested by the City of San Marcos in order to determine existing and proposed capacity.

Hays Junction Apartments Phase 1 and 2

This apartment complex is in the City of Kyle contains 309 housing units on 15.35 acres. The Project is located in Hays County on Bebee Road just east of Interstate Highway 35.

This Project consists of two detentions ponds, water and wastewater lines, extensive grading and drainage plans, as well as a pool and clubhouse amenities.

The Project has a total of:

• 39,400 SY of Impervious Cover
• 493 Surface Parking Spaces
• 101 Carport Parking Spaces
• 42 Garage Parking Spaces

18” Garlic Creek Wastewater Interceptor​​

The Garlic Creek Wastewater Interceptor was designed to serve the Garlic Creek watershed upstream of the City of Buda. Cuatro Consultants assisted the City in identifying old project plans and updating the design route through the Cullen Country and Garlic Creek developments.

The first segment of construction through Cullen Country included approximately 2,000 linear feet of 18” gravity PVC, F679 main. The Project also included 10 manholes, approximately 60 feet of 24 steel casing in highway bore, various easements and right-of-way acquisition. The first segment crossed Garlic Creek. The Project was completed in 2003.

Zachary Scott (Bradshaw Crossing) Subdivision Offsite Water and Wastewater Line

The Bradshaw Crossing Subdivision is a 978 single family residential lot subdivision located on Old Lockhart Highway off East Slaughter Lane in southeast Austin.

The Offsite improvements included:

• 6,120 LF of 24” Water Main, gate valves, road crossings, and connections to existing main
• 5,480 LF of 27”, 18” and 15” Wastewater Main, manholes, road crossinga and connection to existing main

12 inch Water Main

This project replaced various small water mains with a new 12 inch water main. This rehabilitative project consisted of installing 2,515 linear feet of 12 inch PVC water main, gate valves, wet connections and fire hydrants to offer improved fire flow service to existing businesses and the new Mira Vista office complex along Bee Caves Road. All wet connections were scheduled at night since the existing water system had to be shut down. Project required extensive coordination with the City of Rollingwood and existing commercial development along Bee Caves Road. The Project was completed in July 2002.

Marshall’s Traveland (Now America's Auto Auction)

Complete site permit development design of this new RV Sales and Service Center on the east side of IH-35 near Buda. The Project includes approximately 27,100 square yards of base and pavement drive and parking areas. The building is 25,000 square feet. The Project includes 3,485 linear feet of 4-inch water line, two detention ponds, an on-site sewage facility, and a vehicle wash station with water reclamation unit. This project required City of Buda, Hays County, and TxDOT approval. Cuatro assisted the Owner in negotiating a wastewater line extension to serve this tract and adjoining acreage. Similarly, the Project required a Goforth SUD water line extension to provide potable water.

This Marshall’s Travelland site in Buda was redeveloped as the regional sales auction for America’s Auto Auction in 2010.

America's Auto Auction: Phase 2 and 3

Phase 2 and 3 of America’s Auto Auction consisted of a vacant 17 acre tract of land developed into parking and storage space for the existing America’s Auto Auction facility.

This Project lies in the City of Buda on the east side of Interstate Highway 35 in Hays County.

The Project required extensive grading and drainage plans to adequately direct manage and maintain the runoff that was created from adding large amounts of impervious cover. The construction included two large detention and water quality ponds

This Project has a total of:

• 10.7 acres of Parking and Car Storage Spaces
• 16,710 CY of Water Quality and Detention Pond Volume

Unifirst No. 871

The Project consisted of re-developing an existing 7.69 acre facility located at 3067 East Commerce Street in east San Antonio.

The Project consisted of a complete re-development of parking and building facilities which led to new water and wastewater design for the site and a detention pond.

The Project has a total of:

• 3,900 SY of Driveway/Parking Additions

Unifirst

The Project consists of a 6.41-acre tract located at 5912 Bolm Road in East Austin. The Project lies within the City of Austin corporate limits.

The Project included the maintaining of existing operations while the new facilities were being constructed. This required extensive coordination with Contractor and operations during construction.

Safe-N-Sound; Phase 1 and 2

The Project consists of a 6.0 acre tract located at GoForth Road and County Road 180. The Project lies within the City of Kyle corporate limits.

The Project consists of:

• 87,000 SF of Self Storage Units
• 880 SF of Office Building
• 9,430 SY of Drivewayand Drainage Improvements
• 1,740 LF of Water Main
• 1,630 LF of Wastewater Main
• Detention Pond

Green Storage Plus

This Project consists of a 4.4 acre tract located at U.S. Highway 71 near Hidden Creek Lane. The Project lies in the Bee Creek watershed. The Project required approval from LCRA and Travis County.

The Project consists of:

• 79,600 SF of Self Storage Units
• 4,000 SF of Office Building/Manager’s Apartment
• 5,950 SY of Street and Drainage Improvements
• 50 LF of Water Main Addition
• 65 LF of Wastewater Main
• Water Quality/Detention Pond
• Onsite Sewage Facility

Alamo Self Storage

This Project consists of an 8.7 acre commercial tract located in north central Seguin. The Project is within the City of Sequin city limits. The Project lies within the Guadalupe River watershed. The Project required extensive coordination with TxDOT due to limited frontage.

The Project consists of:

• 127,150 SF of Self Storage Buildings
• 1,050 SF of Office Building
• 15,410 SY of Street and Drainage Improvements

J&J Boat and RV Storage

The proposed Project consists of a 14.33 acre tract located at FM 3351 and Guthrie Road. The Project lies in Kendall County in the Cibolo Creek watershed.

The Project consists of:

• 37,200 SF of Covered RV Storage Spaces
• 39,250 SF of Enclosed RV Storage Spaces
• 6.2 acres of Street and Drainage Improvements ​* Detention Pond
• Onsite Sewage Facility