Daytona Beach
The VCSO Evidence Storage Facility project included designing a quarter-mile road that was paved in place of an existing 11’ dirt road. The access road for the project site was substandard for the proposed state-of-the-art Evidence Facility, which prompted the County to take initiative during the buildings construction; a complete 24’ paved and striped road was installed. The design of the paved access road included a singular roadway swale along the length of the improvements which now capture runoff and treat/attenuate stormwater.
Daytona Beach, Florida
ZCA provided Design and Permitting Services for the construction of 24,000 SF Daytona Helmets Warehouse with associated truck well, parking lot, stormwater management, landscaping and irrigation.
Daytona Beach, Florida
ZCA was tasked to assist DSC in siting a Chilled Water Tank near the water plant. In order to minimize impacts to the campus, ZCA and DSC decided to use a conservation area. This conservation area was created with the original campus design but is isolated in the middle of the overall property. The proposed location required the vacation of an existing conservation easement. ZCA coordinated and permitted the vacation and mitigation of the existing conservation easement with SJRWMD. ZCA also provided the drainage, grading and utility design for the Chiller Tank
St. Augustine, Florida
ZCA was tasked with the design and permitting of a new 325,000 sf manufacturing building and support complex on the existing Northrop Grumman Campus in St. Augustine, Florida. In addition to the new building, other buildings within the campus were redeveloped, new parking, new landscaping, new lift stations and new drainage systems were designed and permitted to support and serve the new and existing buildings. ZCA was responsible for Stormwater, Utility, Parking and Landscape Architecture design of the campus improvements.
Ormond Beach, Florida
Port Orange, Florida
The US Foodservice development is a 60-acre, 404,727 square foot distribution center. The development utilized a planned commercial development (PCD) Agreement for the design and approval of the project’s initial phase by ZCA. The development’s PCD Agreement was prepared taking into consideration the separation of the project into two phases. It was because of the upfront planning by ZCA that the second phase of development was able to proceed through the City’s review process at an expedited pace.
Ormond Beach, Florida