Our Projects
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Second-growth thinning assessment on Prince of Wales Island
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Stuntzner Engineering & Forestry was requested to engineer a repair to an earthen dam in the mid-Willamette Valley and to do so in a compressed timeline. Stuntzner has considerable experience in earthen dams.
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One of many dam and reservoir designs
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Stuntzner’s knowledge of both forest engineering (logging systems) and civil engineering was utilized to facilitate removal of the Cape Arago Lighthouse bridge
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Stuntzner performed the design and construction management for the North Bend High School Football Stadium reconstruction.
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Replacement dwelling application and grading plan
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Specially designed concrete buildings on Bandon Dunes golf course.
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Stuntzner Engineering & Forestry assisted the Habitat for Humanity team in the development of five housing units in Forest Grove.
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Measure 49 partition of rural property.
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A challenging project involving aerial photo interpretation, land surveying, and dike design.
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After 1 year and 1 day from when Stuntzner was hired for this project, approval to close the gate valve on the dam was given by Oregon Dam Safety on January 8, 2015.
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Westside Redi-Mix and Rock, Inc. came to Stuntzner and requested services to partition the parcel then develop the parcel to the City of Forest Grove’s and Clean Water Services’ standards.
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Stuntzner provided survey, site civil engineering and land use planning for the Coquille Valley Hospital Reconstruction.
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The project consisted of several major improvements: new access road, trail construction, building relocation, and parking area improvements.
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Continuous rail placed on concrete ties. Completed Spring 2006.
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Hollis reservoir stores 75.9 acre-feet of water for the purpose of irrigation, aesthetics, fire prevention, recreation and wildlife. The dam consists of an earthen embankment that is approximately 600’ long, 250’ wide, and 33’ high.
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The Willamette Valley Vineyards Reservoir is lined with plastic and is filled by collecting runoff from precipitation. This reservoir is unique since it did not require any OWRD permits because all collected and stored water is on an impervious surface (plastic).
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