BETH A MOSALL, AIA BETH A MOSALL, AIA

LEED AP BD+C LEED AP BD+C

EXPERIENCE Owner May 2005 - SELECTED 38 High Rock Condominiums - Saratoga Springs, NY
Present $20 Million construction of 44 luxury condominium residences, part of a mixed-
DBBM, Albany, NY
PROJECTS use complex, which features integrated parking, and 15,000 SF of first-floor
Construction Architect July 2005 - retail. For this project, I was responsible for the design of all owner changes
Bette & Cring Construction Group, Latham, NY Present
BETTE & to the stock layouts of the condo units. I also created 3D floor plans of
condominiums for advertising use in print ads and the sales office display, as
EDUCATION Cornell University: Ithaca, NY May 2005 CRING well as graphics for presentation to the zoning and planning boards.
Bachelors of Architecture
LEED Accredited Professional October Empire State Plaza MicroGrid - Albany, NY
Building Design and Construction Specialty 2007 Coordinated with NYPA and the Governor’s Office to create a model and
fly-over animation showing the extents of the proposed micro-grid and
Licensed Architect January
cogeneration power plant for the State of the State Address. Our subsidiary
Registered in New York State 2019
company, Cogen Power Technologies, developed the conceptual plans and
reports for this project as well.
COMMUNITY Board Member 2022 -
INVOLVEMENT National Association of Women in Construction, Chapter 261
The association is committed to championing women to impact the
Present New York State Food & Metrology Laboratory - Albany, NY
direction of the construction industry. NAWIC provides education, LEED Coordinator and BIM Manager for the new $40 million state-of-the-art
community and advocacy for women. laboratory facility. Coordination with all prime contractors via Navisworks
Board of Directors 2023 - Manage found and resolved significant issues before construction started. The
Historic Albany Foundation 70,000 SF three-story laboratory features testing instrumentation and biological
3 yr term
A private not-for-profit that works to preserve and protect buildings with and chemical containment systems. LEED Silver.
architectural, historic, or civic value, Through educational and hands-on
programming, technical assistance, advocacy for endangered buildings,
and our Tool Lending Library and Architectural Parts Warehouse. Barton Mines Corporate Headquarters - Glens Falls, NY
LEED Coordinator and Architectural Designer for the $3 million renovation of a
Boys and Girls Club Teen Center - Albany, NY three-story, 16,000 SF historic brick building into corporate offices. This design-
Lead a fundraising campaign for the renovation of the new Teen Center by securing build project earned LEED Platinum certification - the first in Upstate NY, and
personal and corporate monetary and material donations. I volunteered my time was a finalist for Environmental Design + Construction Magazine’s Excellence
to create the design for the space as well as lead the installation and construction in Design Award in 2008.
process - painting, installing flooring, and custom furniture.
Hedley Building Development District - Troy, NY
99 Prospect St- Net Zero Ready House - SEAT Center, Youth Build Schenectady
Construction Team Architect for the restoration and renovation of a series of
Performed a review of a recently completed student built house to assist achieving for
the highest possible certification level. I consolidated and organized all product data, historic buildings, in conjunction with First Columbia Development. Responsible
researched ways to obtain extra points, created landscape plans, and coordinated for the documentation of all existing and historic building conditions
with the Green HERS Rater. The house was able to obtain LEED Gold Certification. and the creation of the drawing submission for inclusion on the National
Register of Historic Places. Provided coordination support for the proposed
redevelopment of the Boiler House portion of the complex.
AWARDS 2022 Katherine Onufer Young Preservationist Award
Preservation Professional under 40
PROFESSIONAL
2022 Preservation Merit Award
Restoration of 94 S Pine Ave, Albany
MEMBERSHIPS
2019 Preservation Merit Award
Restoration of 892 Mercer Street, Albany

2017 Certificate of Excellence

Boys & Girls Club Teen Center Renovation

2008 Environmental Design & Construction Magazine’s Excellence in Design Finalist

Barton Mines Headquarters, Glens Falls
35 N Ferry [Arthur’s Market] Renovation, Schenectady
Completed 2021

This project is the historic rehabilitation of a mixed

use, 2.5 story masonry building in a historic district.
Client desired to re-open the café/market on
the first floor and update the two apartments
above. Both apartments will be fully renovated
and reconfigured with new kitchens and baths,
updated finishes, and much needed repairs. The
café will include a rebuilt commercial kitchen,
public restroom, coffee bar, dry goods shelving and
refrigerator cases for the market, and a new ADA
compliant entrance to the back of the property BEFORE RENOVATIONS
for a future patio. The timber frame structure,
dating to the 1700s, was structurally reinforced
with new lumber, leaving all existing structure in
place to retain the authenticity of the building.
Miscellaneous deferred exterior maintenance
work has also been required to make the building
FACADE WORK COMPLETE
weathertight. This includes repointing historic
brick with proper lime/sand mortar, new roofing
and insulation, restoring the double hung wood
windows, and replacing the failed storefront
HISTORIC PHOTO OF
PREVIOUS MARKETS

THE SAME WALL, BEFORE AND AFTER!

NEW ENTRANCE AND WINDOWS THANKS

TO A GRANT FROM SCHENECTADY
HERITAGE FOUNDATION.
 Furman Place House Addition and Remodel, Delmar
constructed 2019

NEW SCREENED PORCH

BACK OF HOUSE -
This project is a renovation and addition to a 1800 sf NEW WING WITH PORCH
Folk Victorian Farmhouse, built in 1900. An addition
tripled the home’s square footage to better serve the
extended family. Includes a great room with fireplace
for entertaining large groups on the main floor, a finished
basement for the kids, and 3 kids bedrooms upstairs. A
smaller addition over the existing kitchen holds a master
suite, and the existing upstairs is reconfigured with a kids
bathrooms, a guest room, laundry, and an office. The
addition is designed so that the proportion, scale, and
details of the various elements are consistent with the
existing architecture.
AREAS OF ADDITIONS

NEW GREAT ROOM - CHILDREN’S BEDROOMS ABOVE

EXISTING BACK OF HOUSE EXISTING FRONT OF HOUSE
Furman Place House Addition and Remodel, Delmar
constructed 2019

“It is a violation of law for any person, unless they are

acting under the direction of a licensed Professional
Engineer, Architect, Landscape Architect, or Land
Surveyor, to alter an item in any way. If an item
bearing the stamp of a licensed professional is
altered, the altering Engineer, Architect, Landscape
Architect, or Land Surveyor shall stamp the Document
and include the notation "Altered By" followed by their
signature, the date of such Alteration, and a specific
description of the alteration.”

“The Drawings, Specifications and other documents

prepared by the Architect for this Project are instruments of
the Architect’s service for use solely with respect to this
Project and, unless otherwise provided, the Architect shall
be deemed the author of these documents and shall retain
all common law, statutory and other reserved rights,
including the copyright. The Owner shall be permitted to
retain copies, including reproducible copies, of the
Architect’s Drawings, Specifications and other documents
for information and reference in connection with the
Owner’s use and occupancy of the Project. The Architect’s
2 Drawings, Specifications or other documents shall not be
used by the Owner or others on other projects, for additions
to this Project or for completion of this Project by
others, unless the Architect is adjudged to be in default
under this Agreement, except by agreement in writing and
with appropriate compensation to the Architect.”

ARCHITECT:
DBBM / BETH MOSALL
CELL: 607-351-6798
ALBANY, NY

PROJECT NUMBER:
1701
PROJECT NAME:
SVARE FARMHOUSE

PROJECT TYPE:
ADDITION AND REMODEL

PROJECT ADDRESS:
11 FURMAN PLACE
DELMAR, NY
PROJECT OWNER:
MARK AND ERIN SVARE

PROJECT PHASE:
DRAWINGS FOR PERMIT

PROJECT PHASE DATE:

MARCH 25, 2019

REVISION 1:

REVISION 2:

REVISION 3:

REVISION 4:

PROJECT NORTH:

N
ELECTRICAL LEGEND
DUPLEX OUTLET.

DEDICATED DUPLEX OUTLET.

DEMOLITION LEGEND FIRST FLOOR PLAN
NEW ADDITION OVER EXISTING KITCHEN
G
GROUND FAULT OUTLET. EXISTING WALLS, DOORS,
GLAZING, FRAMES, CEILINGS, &
QUAD OUTLET. LIGHTS TO REMAIN
CABLE/DATA OUTLET.

T THERMOSTAT. EXISTING WALLS, DOORS, WALL TYPES LEGEND

GLAZING, FRAMES, CEILINGS, & 1: 2x4
NEW WOOD STUD, 1/2" GWB WALL

A103
S SMOKE DETECTOR LIGHTS TO BE REMOVED 2: 2x6
3E: 2x4
C CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTOR EXISTING STUD WALL
4E: 2x6
1N: 2x4 NEW WOOD STUD, 1/2" GWB WALL
NOTE: ALL OUTLETS MOUNTED AT 18" AFF (UNO). EXISTING FLOOR/ROOF TO BE
REMOVED 2N: 2x6 WITH INSULATION BATTS.
NOTE: ALL DATA WIRING TO BE CAT6. POURED CONCRETE WALL

NEW STAIR AND DINING ROOM IN FORMER LIVING ROOM

Albin Rd Addition & Renovation, Delmar
to be completed summer 2023
A renovation to an existing one story
1950s house, this project consists of
a 24ft x 34ft 2 story addition and a
re-working of the existing house. The
addition replaces the existing one
car garage with a two car garage,
storage, and mudroom on the first
floor. The second floor holds the
children’s wing, with two bedrooms, a
playroom, and full bath. Interior work
to the existing home to create a better
flow included removing the existing
attic/basement stair and relocating it
to open up the kitchen area; deleting
a bedroom to enlarge the dining area,
and the removal of the bulky fireplace
wall. A new opening was created to
link the kitchen and living room, the
home is now perfect for entertaining
with its circular flow through the rooms.
The exterior envelope of the existing
home was upgraded with a new roof,
sheathing, siding, windows, and doors
to match the new addition.

PROPOSED PLANS SHOWING DEMOLITION FRONT ELEVATION

“BEFORE”

VIEWS OF EXPANDED
DINING ROOM AND
LIVING ROOM

VIEW OF PLAYROOM, STUDY NOOK, AND STAIR

Garage Studio Renovation, New Baltimore
completed in 2024

In Phase 2 of this whole

property renovation, this former
two car garage/studio was
updated to serve as a home
office and art studio. With
an amazing view out to the
Hudson River, and original
wide plank flooring, the space
was crying out for a rebirth.
The inside was reconfigured to RIVER/BACK WALL “BEFORE”
remove the “death stairs” and
provide a full bath on the lower
level. Infilling the old garage
door opening and adding
new doors, windows, siding
and roofing transformed the
exterior, increasing the comfort
of the interior, while doubling
the size sliding door on the east
wall lets the light and views
pour in.

Phase 3, removal and

rebuilding of the courtyard
between this building and the
main house, is next on the list!
FRONT ENTRANCE WALL “BEFORE”

LOWER FLOOR “BEFORE”

Price Lane New Construction, New Scotland
completed summer 2023
A cozy 2 bed/ 2 bath with
great room, this little ranch
bends with the site and
adjacent ravine, focused
towards the view down the
valley. With super insulated
double stud walls, high
performance windows, and
careful air sealing details, the
heat pump mini-splits should
have no trouble keeping
this cabin warm and cool
as needed! The kitchen was
purchased from Renovation
Angels, a non profit that
removes and resells high-end
kitchens to fund community
programs. A perfect fit for the
space, at 1/10th the cost.
Basement Finishing, Delmar NY
Completed winter 2022

The basement has been

refinished to provide
a home gym, play
space, laundry/ future
half bath, general off-
season storage, and
built-in bookcases, with
a new egress window.

TINY WINDOW REPLACED WITH EGRESS WINDOW AND BUILT-IN SEAT

BASEMENT, PRE-RENOVATION
New Workshop, Delmar
Completed 2024

This new woodshop and car

restoration workshop was super
insulated so the client can work in all
weather, conditioned with a single
mini split. The modern design took
inspiration from the existing home,
while adding bold color in a new
twist. We will be updating the home
to match in a future project!
Milner Ave Renovation, Albany
In Construction
A renovation of a
house consisting of
raising the roof lines
over the garage
to allow for proper
headroom for the
clients vehicle, while
also complying with
City of Albany zoning
design requirements.
Additional interior
renovations to the
breezeway and
master suite area are
planned to increase
the functionality
of these spaces to
support the client’s
goal of aging in place
and one floor living.

ELEVATION STUDY 1

EXISTING FRONT ELEVATION

Elm Street Renovation, Albany
constructed 2016

This project is a renovation of a vacant rowhouse in

the Center Square Neighborhood of Albany. It had
been trashed by former tenants and lacked basic
maintenance for years. I was hired by a small local
developer to design the renovations to create a
property with a two story main apartment with a garden
apartment below. Major structural issues were discovered
in the basement once demo was underway, including
a stream running under the basement floor. Using simple
finishes and fixtures, the project was able to stay on
budget despite these setbacks.

MAIN STAIR AFTER RENO

CONDITIONS AT START OF PROJECT

FIRST AND SECOND FLOOR PLANS

First Floor Demo/New Plan Second Floor Demo/NewMAIN
Plan STAIR CONDITION
August 25, 2016 August 25, 2016
AT START OF PROJECT HISTORIC FEATURES
WERE RETAINED
AND RESTORED
WHERE PRESENT.
Mercer Street Restoration, Albany NY
renovated 2016

FIRST FLOOR KITCHEN RENOVATION PLAN

892 Mercer Street is a two family home in the Pine

Hills neighborhood of Albany. It had gone through
FRONT, POST RENOVATION several “remuddles” before I purchased the house
in 2010 from an absentee landlord and began
painstakingly bringing the house back. Over eight
FRONT STOOP REBUILD
years, I restored the home to its former glory, saving
much of what most believed was too far gone.

I designed all changes and did most of the work 2ND FLR KITCHEN POST RENOVATION
myself - stripping and refinishing the original
doors, trim, and balcony, repairing plaster, and
modernizing the kitchens and baths utlizing
materials salvaged from other parts of the house.

The exterior also received an overhaul with a

new stoop derived from the original, removal of
the aluminum siding, painting of the clapboards,
restoration of the wood windows, and installation of
new storms.

To increase the home’s sustainability, I had an

energy audit done by a NYSERDA contractor
and then had the heating system replaced, the
whole house air sealed, and dense pack cellulose
insulation blown in to the walls. A rain garden of
native plants was also planted to infiltrate 1/2 of the
roof runoff.
BACK, POST RENOVATION FRONT, PRE-RENOVATION FRONT, WITH NEW ROOF OVER STOOP
Marion Ave Renovation, Albany 110 Middle Ave, Saratoga Springs
Completed 2021 Bidding Phase
This is the renovation of a house that
had been vacant for 2 years; I was
brought in before the house was even
closed on by the new owner. The
house has required various repairs
including: exterior masonry re-pointing,
new roofs, and removal of overgrown
landscaping. On the first floor, a new
master suite with laundry is created
from a large family room, new wood
flooring laid in the living room to
match the rest of the home, and
the replacement/removal of several
windows including the conversion of
the large window at the front of the
home to a new french door. A new
kitchen layout by reusing and adding
to existing midcentury cabinets, and
the creation of an music room in the
basement are also planned.
PROPOSED PORCH ENCLOSURE FRONT, PRE-RENOVATION

NEW MASTER BATH - TILE SELECTIONS BY OWNER PROPOSED DECK ENCLOSURE PROPOSED WOOD ROOM DIVIDER
This weekend home in
Saratoga needs a bit more
living space inside and
out. The design calls for
enclosing part of the front
porch and re-aligning the
entrance with the street,
as well as screening in
an existing deck. On the
interior, a level of richness
and detail is added with
custom woodwork and
a fireplace. Built-ins are
designed to match the
kitchen cabinets that were
FRONT, PRE-RENOVATION POST RENOVATION PROPOSED FIREPLACE, BUILT-INS, AND WINDOWS part of an earlier renovation.
 Mexican Connection, Saratoga Springs
renovated 2014
This was a fast paced facelift for a well-loved, but
well-worn bar/restaurant. Under new ownership,
the management team looked to update the
space while keeping a family friendly and festive
atmosphere. I selected a new color scheme for
paint, flooring, and decoration. The bar area was
renewed with bold color, while the dining area
was brightened with a neutral color and added
ambiance with new custom lighting and wall art.

SUN PORCH, PRE-RENOVATION SUN PORCH, POST RENOVATION

DINING, POST RENOVATION

DINING, PRE-RENOVATION BAR, PRE-RENOVATION BAR, POST RENOVATION

The Hedley Building, Troy The Flanigan Building, Troy
Role: construction architect for Bette & Cring/First Columbia Role: construction architect for Bette & Cring/First Columbia

I have been working on the Hedley Building for over

15years, as the Construction Team Architect for Bette
& Cring / First Columbia. We have performed a series
of renovations of tenant spaces within the building, as As the Construction Team Architect for Bette
well as the restoration of the exterior. I was responsible & Cring / First Columbia, I have created the
for the documentation of all existing and historic documentation of all existing and historic
building conditions and the creation of the drawing building conditions and the creation of
submission for inclusion on the National Register of the drawing submission for inclusion on the
Historic Places for tax credit purposes. I also provided National Register of Historic Places for tax
BIM coordination support for the new event space on credit purposes, and provided ongoing
the rooftop, as well as the River Street Market on the architectural support for various tenant
first floor. renovations throughout the building.
JN Briggs House, Dock Street, Coeymans Landing
concept only

EXISTING CONDITIONS
14 Dock st was originally built by Noble H. Johnson, a prominent
Coeymans Landing businessman who was also postmaster. After the
death of Johnson, the home was purchased by John N. Briggs, anther
prosperous business man. Briggs made many improvements to the house,
including raising it to add the basement, building a porch in the latest 1880s HISTORIC PHOTO
style, and adding the sunroom and back bedroom addition.

Although the house has suffered recent neglect, the basic form has
not been substantially altered since Briggs’ time. The house is a 3 story 5
by 2 bay brick Greek Revival with a later Italianate wood porch along
the front façade. Two brick chimneys are located on each end of the
gable roof. A second renovation in the 1930s [dated from extant kitchen
cabinetry] converted the single family house into six apartments – one on
the basement floor, two each on the first and second floors, and one in
the attic. The servant’s stairs were removed, and kitchens and baths were
added in the corridor / servants stair space behind the main staircase.
The modifications were kept to the interior and did not affect the building
envelope.

The Proposed Major Changes to Historic Structure:

1. Additional dwelling unit in basement on west side.
2. Residential elevator behind main staircase.
3. Dormer addition at north (back) façade of gable roof to house
elevator, bathroom, and emergency egress door for attic unit.
4. Addition of windows at Attic level on east and west façades.
5. Renovation of kitchen and bathrooms.
6. Rebuilding of damaged front porch.
PROPOSED RESTORATION
Corporate Headquarters for Barton Mines, Glens Falls
constructed 2007

THIRD FLOOR, PRE-RENOVATION FIRST FLOOR EMPLOYEE BREAK ROOM

Barton Mines is a fifth generation, family owned business, which was founded in 1878 to mine and
mill garnet abrasives. Since then it has become a worldwide operation, based in New York. The
Barton Building is a three story, 16,000 square foot brick building dating from 1865 at the center
of the historic “Fountain Square” district of Glens Falls. The site of the building has always been
a downtown hub and played an important role in early local history, when a 1700’s inn known
“Buildings are a prime example of how human systems
as “Wing’s Tavern” became the commercial heart of the pioneer settlement. Very little original
integrate with natural systems,” said Rick Fedrizzi, President,
material was left except for the basic structure and facades of the building; thus the maintenance
of its historic exterior character was a key project objective. CEO & Founding Chair, U.S. Green Building Council. “The
Barton project efficiently uses our natural resources and makes
Another was the desire to be a responsible corporate citizen, which an immediate, positive impact on our planet, which will
lead The Barton Group to embrace LEED certification and holistic tremendously benefit future generations to come.”
green design for their new headquarters. The commitment to balance
green and historical concerns was evident in the decision to replace
all the rotted windows with historically correct, yet highly efficient
ones. Furthermore, the existing floor and roof structure was reinforced
in order to support the added weight of an extensive, panelized
green roof. The building collects rainwater runoff not retained by this
system and stores it in a cistern for all non potable water use in the
building. In concert with water saving devices, the new rainwater collection system allowed the
Barton Building to reduce by 100% the use of potable water, and reduce overall water use by 68%.
Energy efficiency was increased with the decision to lease land from the city in order to install a
geothermal heating and cooling system.

Recycled and regional materials are used in places such as the flooring, wall tiling, and partitions;
FSC rated wood was used throughout the project wherever possible. In addition, 97% of the existing
building walls, floor, and roof were maintained for this project, reducing the need for new materials
and material waste. Low VOC finishes and operable windows allow for increased indoor air quality.

Replacing several isolated offices, the project is more centrally located for its employees, thus
reducing commuting time, and the related pollution impacts from Barton employee automobile
use. The project continues to use an existing parking lot, without providing any new spaces.
Preferred parking is provided in this lot for low emitting vehicles and bicycle storage help to reduce
emissions in an area that is already congested.
New Offices for Bender Lane Advisory, Guilderland
constructed 2016
“I am reluctant to write this because I find people
that are impressed with their “things” shallow.
Nevertheless, on Friday I got a shiny new thing.
My company moved into new digs designed by
Beth Mosall. The place is spectacular. She quickly
deflected my worst impulses at the beginning of
the project, held her ground when we questioned
some of her “suggestions” (really orders coming
from her) and put together something unmatched
in my experience and I have been in lots of gaudy
midtown Manhattan offices. Just picture transom
windows everywhere bringing natural light to every
nook and cranny, barn doors gating the conference
room opening and an absolutely egalitarian
approach making each work space equally nice and
largely indistinguishable.

If you have the need, hire Beth Mosall as your

architect. You will not be disappointed.”

- Dan Rutnik

PERIMETER OFFICES WITH SIDELIGHTS

The suite was designed to balance the privacy needs of a boutique financial firm with the family-
like atmosphere championed by the President and founder of the firm, Dan Rutnik. Private offices
line the perimeter with generous sidelights to allow light and views into the center of the space.
Interior meeting spaces have high clearstory windows to let sunlight in while providing privacy.

Extra wide hallways are lined with the firm’s collection of antique furniture and art. Finishes were
selected to show these off and complete an atmosphere of refined simplicity. The black trim and
cream walls with wood floors lend a
loft like sensibility to the office, and
reinforce a feeling of home, for there
are many long days spent here.

At the center of the space is a large

kitchen – the two granite topped
islands provide plenty of space for
frequent pizza parties and informal
meetings. Just to the right is the large
conference room, a hub designed
to fit whole the whole office. DBBM
custom designed the two tables and
bookcases for the firm, and had them
fabricated by Alexander Butcher
Block, a local woodshop in Troy, NY.
CUSTOM DESIGNED FURNITURE FOR CONFERENCE ROOM
Middleburgh Meadows Development, Middleburgh, NY
concept design, unbuilt

DBBM
SECOND FLOOR SECOND FLOOR SECOND FLOOR Design
Consulting
921sf 921sf 921sf
Beth Mosall
607-351-6798

1 Bedroom Apt: 792 sf

Middleburgh Meadows is a ROOF 2 Bedroom Apt: 618 sf First Floor
921 sf Second Floor

proposed townhouse and 1,539 sf Total

mixed use development in

Middleburgh, NY, on the
banks of the Schoharie
Creek. Pairs of 4 unit
buildings share an auto-
court and create green 1508

MIDDLEBURGH MEADOWS

space commons between MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT

buildings. Designed to RT 30 & MIDDLE FORT RD

MIDDLEBURGH, NY

match the prevailing

CARVER REALTY, LLC

TOWNHOUSE

historic style in the town,

CONCEPTUAL DESIGN

SEPTEMBER 23, 2016

the buildings are simple

OCTOBER 3, 2016

forms with Greek Revival

FIRST FLOOR FIRST FLOOR FIRST FLOOR ADA COMPLIANT UNIT
proportions and style. Details 618 sf 618 sf 618 sf 792 sf

like stoops and porches CONCEPT

facing the street, rather

HOUSING UNIT
FIRST FLOOR
PLAN
than a facade of garage
doors, add richness at the A-1
pedestrian level to create a
connected community.

Proposed Site
DBBM
Design
Consulting

Beth Mosall
607-351-6798

Location Map of Middleburgh, NY

RD
MIDDLE FORT

Grocery

Berm
Store

Future
Retail
1508
Future
Retail MIDDLEBURGH MEADOWS

MIXED USE & RESIDENTIAL

DEVELOPMENT

Community RT 30 & MIDDLE FORT RD

MIDDLEBURGH, NY
Stormwater Center
CARVER REALTY, LLC
Detention Area
FINAL DESIGN

Stormwater
ROUTE Detention Area NOVEMBER 30, 2016

30
Berm

Former Grand Union FINAL

SITE PLAN

S-1