Cloverdale Fire Station 
Client: : ArchiLOGIX
Working with the Santa Rosa Architectural firm AchiLOGIX, Green Valley provided landscape architectural services for the new Fire Protection District Headquarters for the City of Cloverdale, CA. Green Valley designed the entry plaza as well as the planting and irrigation system for the project. The paving component, which will lead visitors from the public space to a private patio area, was designed in such a way to complement the angled administration building. Landscape details include selecting xeriscape plants for their low water usage as well as retaining the majority of the existing trees and incorporating them into the new landscape design. The ground breaking ceremony was held on July 19th, 2008.
Town of Windsor Fire Station #2
Client: Beverly Prior Architects
Green Valley Consulting Engineers teamed with San Francisco-based architectural firm Beverly Prior Architects to provide civil engineering and landscape architecture services for the new Silver LEED-certified Windsor Fire Station #2. Located in the Town of Windsor, Sonoma County, California, the 7,700 sf station is designed to be "green" and seismically strong and is equipped to house firefighters with sleeping quarters and an energy-efficient kitchen.
Civil engineering design features include ADA components, driveway, and building conforms while hardscape design includes permeable transition areas that reduce underground stormwater infrastructure and increase surface infiltration and particulate removal to meet local SUSMP and LEED requirements. "Green" technology is evident in the drainage system which utilizes a state-of-the-art automatic, hydraulically operated diversion chamber for wash-down activities. The drainage system protects the environment from contaminates that usually enter the storm sewer system. The overall sight design utilizes methodical engineering to protect existing landscape features and minimize construction impacts.
The landscaping plans for the new fire station incorporate both drought-tolerant and native plantings irrigated by reclaimed water. Irrigation plans identify individual bubblers over drip irrigation for their durability and ease of maintenance. Bio-swales, which filter pollutants from parking areas and roof tops, provide treated drainage through the site.
The project is currently under construction with a scheduled completion date of June 2009.
Goepp Park
Client: City of Suisun City
Green Valley will be providing landscape architectural and civil engineering services for the modernization of Goepp Park in Suisun City. The City's vision is to modify the existing five acre site to provide new and renovated facilities that better represent the needs of the surrounding community, as well as the recreational needs of the City.
Planned improvements will include the removal and replacement of trees and turf, removal and replacement of existing walkways, regrading and contouring of the site, new irrigation system with automated controllers, storm drain relocation and replacement. The scope also includes the removal of a tennis court and replacement with back to back basketball courts, pathway security lighting and sound wall painting.
Railroad Square Storm Drain Improvements
Client: City of Santa Rosa
The City of Santa Rosa obtained the services of Green Valley to prepare construction documents for the next Phase of drainage improvements within the Railroad Square area, specifically West Sixth Street and the side streets of Madison, Jefferson, and Adams. The pavement reconstruction and storm drainage improvements are intended to relieve severe flooding conditions in the vicinity that occur during rainstorms. Pedestrian ramps within the Project limits will be brought up to current ADA Standards as well.
B Street Storm Drain Outfall Retrofit
Client: City of Santa Rosa
Green Valley is currently in the design phase for two outfalls which will drain 175 acres of downtown Santa Rosa into the Prince Memorial Greenway. The storm water treatment devices are expected to decrease pollutants which will improve and protect the water quality in Santa Rosa Creek. Project objectives are to minimize storm water pollution, improve creek health, and provide community education that inspires public participation in protecting the environmental health of Santa Rosa's waterways. Construction is planned to begin in late summer 2007. Funding for this project has been provided through an Urban Storm Water Program grant from the State Water Resources Control Board.
Valley of the Moon Children's Center
Client: Architerra
The design and engineering for a new children's home, for the County of Sonoma, a center for abused and neglected children, has be awarded to the team of Architerra, Green Valley Consulting Engineers and Gentry Construction.
For this design-build project, Green Valley will be providing topographic mapping, civil design and construction staking services.