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Carlile Macy is a multidisciplinary design firm employing a team of civil engineers, urban planners, land surveyors and landscape architects to meet a wide range of engineering and land planning needs. Its team handles detailed surveys, preliminary layouts, feasibility studies, landscape master plans, design guidelines, permits, document processing with public agencies, project representation and entitlement processing. Carlile Macy was formed in 1996 by the merger of two California-based civil engineering firms. The firm assists clients through each step of the land development process, and offers design services for streetscapes, parks, sports fields, residential developments and urban greenways. Its engineers specialize in creek hydrology and erosion control. Carlile Macy is located in Santa Rosa, Calif.
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Civil Engineering, Landscape Architects, Urban Planning, Land Surveyors, Utility Design, Streets and Highway Design, Storm Water Management and Hydrology, Grading and Drainage, Subdivision Developments, Feasibility Studies, Extensive Site Analysis, Park Design, Streetscape Design, Creek and Wetland Restoration, Residential and Mixed-Use Planning and Design
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Historic Railroad Square
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Land Companies, Civil Engineers, Land Surveyors, Landscape Designers & Consultants, Landscaping & Lawn Services, Professional Engineers
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Services: Civil Engineering, Landscape Architects, Urban Planning, Land Surveyors, Utility Design, Streets and Highway Design, Storm Water Management and Hydrology, Grading and Drainage, Subdivision Developments, Feasibility Studies, Extensive Site Analysis, Park Design, Streetscape Design, Creek and Wetland Restoration, Residential and Mixed-Use Planning and Design

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