Under contract with IDCUS, R. G. Miller Engineers, Inc. (RGME) conducted Section 404 wetlands delineation work on a 136-acre detention basin site and ordinary high water mark (OHWM) identifications along 7,340 linear feet of adjacent bayous or channels. The purpose of the investigation was to identify, classify, and document the location and extent of all […]
R.G. Miller Engineers, Inc. (RGME) was retained by Harris County Engineering Department (HCED) to perform a wetland assessment, delineation and ordinary high water mark (OHWM) study on approximately 90 acres of land located in Harris County, Texas. Harris County Precinct 3 and Harris County Flood Control District propose to develop the Mueschke Road Park and […]
Harris County owns approximately 240 acres of undeveloped, forested, and heavily vegetated land adjacent to Cedar Bayou located east of Crosby-Eastgate Road and north of Felscher Road in Harris County Precinct 2. As a result of an anticipated increase in unavoidable impacts to waters of the United States arising from Harris County mobility improvement projects […]
RG. Miller Engineers, Inc. (RGME) interviewed peer cities to identify best practices for encouraging private sector developments to use green stormwater infrastructure (GSI). RGME interviewed developers to better understand and evaluate the financial models used in making development decisions and to identify potential “triggers” that could be used to incentivize more use of GSI by […]
As a subconsultant to Cobb, Fendley, and Associates, Inc., providing Envision Sustainability Professional consulting support to assist the county to pursue a Platinum Level verification for the project. This is the first project in the Houston metro area to pursue Envision verification. Project will include green infrastructure landscaping, pedestrian and bicycle facilities, replaced roadway paving, […]
RGME was selected as one of two prime consultants to assist Harris County with implementing its Single-Family New Construction Program (SFNCP) using U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) grant funding, through the Texas General Land Office. RGME’s contract is task order based. Under Task Order No. 2, RGME was retained to prepare residential […]
