Altoona Prime Real Estate, LLC, Blair County
This project included demolishing a large portion of a former auto-body shop, converting the remaining structure into the wash bay for the rental vehicles, and adding on a new office/sales building on a 1.5-acre site. Parking was added for customers and employees, and a large parking area was added for rental car and box truck storage and display.
The existing building is located in a floodplain, therefore, only minimal improvements that would not change the grade were allowed in that area. The finished floor was raised to be above the base flood elevation. The Keller team performed a LOMA to remove the building from the floodplain.
Project involved merging five parcels into one parcel through a lot-merge plan.
Project Uniqueness/Challenges:
I probably don’t say this enough, but we so appreciate the quality of work Keller Engineers does. The fact that they include building footprints and natural features makes these surveys super useful. I’m reminding my colleagues in other counties that their surveyors need to up their quality. F. Mark Schiavone, Executive Director Berkeley County Farmland Protection Board