Spokane Valley, WA

Garland Warehouse

Markets
Services
Features
ALTA/ACSM Surveys
Permitting
Realignment of Garland Avenue
Relocation of Water, Sewer, and Communication Infrastructure
Right-of-Way Survey
Stormwater Improvements
Multidisciplinary design and survey support for a 70‑acre distribution campus

AHBL delivered civil engineering, structural engineering, landscape architecture, and surveying services for a $151M distribution facility spanning 70 acres in Spokane Valley. Surveying included ALTA/ACSM surveys to identify easements, boundary and topographic surveys for design, and approximately two miles of full-road right-of-way surveying. The project was highly complex due to an aggressive schedule, requiring completion by Spring 2022.


A critical component was the realignment of 3,800 LF of Garland Avenue to support the Barker Road Overpass and adjacent industrial development. AHBL began design in August 2020, leaving only nine months for design, permitting, and construction. The corridor required relocation of major water, sewer, and communication infrastructure. Success relied on fast-track collaboration with the City and agencies, expedited reviews, and incremental design approvals, which continued through stormwater improvements and BMP selections to meet deadlines while reducing cost and design time.

 

Photos: Skytech Aerial

Teaming Partners

  • Developer: Panattoni
  • Contractor: Perlo Construction
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