Water/Waste Engineering

The Crossing at Main Development

JPI worked with Perry Reed to design a low-cost building that looked like no other building in Longview. The unique design started with a pre-engineered metal building (PEMB) with architectural details of stonework and wooden beams. Because of the low cost of the PEMB, we were able to use higher end finishings inside to produce an innovative, beautiful office building with 10,350 sf. The new building stood next to his old office, which we then transformed to look very similar to the new building, giving a consistent look and feel to his office complex.

JPI provided engineering services on the Liberty Mine. This is a multiple dragline operation providing lignite for the Martin Lake Steam Electric Station. We provided services including regulatory and permitting, civil design, and project management for all of the initial design including dragline walkways, haulroads, sedimentation ponds, facilities, county road relocations, and environmental.

JPI provided grading and drainage design for the entire site. Working within the confines of the flat West Texas terrain we have been able to establish sheet flow off the site while providing the required containment for the facility. JPI also provided various configurations for future expansion along with the access roads, ditches and structures to facilitate each option.

This project included surveying, engineering, and project management required to stabilize the banks of the Washita River near Ardmore OK. The solution was a combination palisade system with grading and rock riprap armor. We oversaw the project from inception through completion. A JPI representative was on-site for the entire construction process. The resulting structure immediately reduced velocities along the bank. This created conditions for sediment deposits to accumulate to begin rebuilding the bank.

The Yowell Group hired Johnson & Pace to develop this new subdivision with 147 lots covering 42.5 acres. Our plans included walking trails and dog parks, underground utilities, and the preservation of fully-grown oak trees in the subdivision common areas and on individual lots. In 2011, we began work on Phase II with another 42 lots.

Johnson & Pace was hired by Luminant to provide the engineering designs necessary to open a new mining area for the Kosse Mine. We partnered with Luminant to procure mining permits from the Texas Railroad Commission. We provide them with hydrological and hydraulic analyses, designs for State and County Roads, Mine haulroads, Dragline Walkways, Ponds, Creek Relocations, Diversions, and large Flood Studies.