Pasco, WA

Columbia Basin Health Association Pasco Clinic

Markets
Services
Features
ALTA/NSPS Survey
Boundary Survey
Interior Drives
Landscape Construction Documents
Parking
Patient Loading/Unloading Zones
Permitting
Planting and Irrigation Plans
Sewer
Site Furnishings
Site Utilities
Stormwater Management
Topographic Survey
Water
Multidisciplinary site design for healthcare facility in Pasco

AHBL provided surveying, civil engineering, and landscape architecture services to support Columbia Basin Health Association’s development of a new clinic in Pasco. The effort began with establishing survey control for the 24‑acre site, collecting field data, and reviewing public‑record information to document existing roads, utilities, drainage features, and site conditions. Using this information, AHBL prepared boundary, topographic, and ALTA/NSPS surveys with one‑foot contours, creating a reliable foundation for site planning, grading, and utility layout.

AHBL’s landscape architecture team complemented these efforts by developing concept plans, planting and irrigation plans, and landscape construction documents for the 5.9‑acre development. The team coordinated closely with the architect and civil engineer to integrate landscaping with the overall site design and supported permitting, construction‑phase coordination, and preparation of record drawings. Together, these services provided a complete, accurate, and coordinated base to guide the design and development of the new clinic.

 

Rendering: KDA Architecture

Teaming Partners

  • Owner: Columbia Basin Health Association (CBHA)
  • Architect: KDA Architecture

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