Location: Bellevue, WA
OCI was responsible for the removal of an asbestos concrete waterline suspended 5 feet above Kelsey Creek. The design required coordination with the fish window, evaluation of impacts to the stream, and addressing limited access to the site. OCI performed site visits, completed the design for the removal and streambank restoration, and documented the process and requirements in a technical memorandum. OCI also prepared plan drawings and JARPA permitting plan set. The team also provided permitting, engineer’s estimate, erosion and sediment control design, and utility coordination. The removal and restoration took place in the summer of 2012.
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- Open-Cut and Trenchless Solutions
- Utility Analysis and Design
- Prioritization and Rehabilitation of Existing Infrastructure
- CCTV and Inspection Report Review
With 22 years of work in civil engineering and project management, Robert’s extensive experience includes both local public sector and private sector projects. He has provided civil, utilities, grading and drainage designs for apartments, multifamily housing, condominiums, roads, utilities, retail, offices, university facilities and parks. In addition, Robert has designed many low-impact design systems including bio-retention/rain garden systems, porous pavement (pavers, concrete, asphalt, gravel, grass) and rain water cisterns.
OCI Shareholder and Board Member
Joined OCI: 2012
Education: BS in Civil Engineering and BA in Economics, Rutgers University
Licenses and Certificates: PE in Washington State, Low Impact Development (LID) certification
HOBBIES & INTERESTS
Robert’s hobbies outside of engineering include backpacking with his three daughters and rockhounding
