Camp Creek Amenity Center Expansion, a resort and amenity property engineered by O'Connell and Associates, Walton County, Florida.

Civil Engineering · Walton County

Camp Creek Amenity Center Expansion

Walton County, FL

The work

Civil engineering for the expansion of the Camp Creek Golf Club onto vacant land to its east: paved roadways, sidewalks and parking, potable water and sanitary sewer including a new lift station, and stormwater management, permitted under a Walton County Major Development Order and Environmental Resource Permits while the existing facility stayed open. The build-out programme includes a 75-room three-story hotel, a 12,000 sq. ft. health and wellness center, a family pool and an adults-only lap pool, eight tennis and eight pickleball courts, three dining venues and a kids club.

Location: Walton County, FL
Market: Recreation and Amenity
Disciplines: Civil Engineering

Scope performed

Each line below is a discipline our staff carried on this project. The description explains what that work involves and what the owner receives at the end of it.

Land Development and Site Design

Turning a parcel into a buildable site. Grading, layout, utility routing, and a drawing set a reviewer can approve.

Site and grading plans
Utility layout
Construction details
Quantity basis for bidding

Stormwater Design and Management

Sizing and routing the system that moves rainfall off the site at a rate the receiving system and the reviewing agency will accept.

Drainage calculations
Retention and conveyance design
Erosion and sediment control plan

Potable Water and Sanitary Sewer

Water and sewer service from the main to the building, sized for demand and coordinated with the utility that will own and operate it.

Utility plans and profiles
Demand calculations
Utility provider coordination

New Building Structural Design

The gravity and lateral system for a new building, designed to the current Florida Building Code and the wind exposure the site sits in.

Structural drawings
Load calculations
Signed and sealed documents for permit

Structural Renovation and Expansion

Structural design inside an existing building: openings, additions, and load path changes worked out against what is actually there.

Existing condition review
Framing and reinforcement design
Sealed documents for permit

How an engagement like this runs

Work in Walton County follows the same sequence at any size. Owners see the same four stages.

01
Scoping call
We ask what prompted the call, what documents already exist, and what deadline is driving the schedule. If the work does not need an engineer, we say so.
02
Field work and review
A licensed engineer or a staff member working under one goes to the site, documents conditions, and reviews the drawings and reports already on file.
03
Signed and sealed deliverable
Findings, drawings, and specifications go out under seal, written so a board can read them and a contractor can bid from them.
04
Contract Administration
During construction we review submittals, answer requests for information, perform Construction Observations, and review pay applications against work in place.

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