Jones-Stuckey Ltd., Inc.

	K.H. Butler Boat Launch and Parking Facility—ODNR Design of $1.5M recreational boating and fishing facility along the Ohio River Ramps and parking facilities were designed to meet ADA regulations Electrical design included coordination of service with the local utility, site lighting, a marine pedestal and service to a navigational light
	Highbanks Metropolitan Park—Franklin County Metro Parks Roadway Design $800,000 project Three miles of roadway, two bridges, eight separate parking areas Included single-span laminated timber arch bridge with wooden deck Pedestrian Bridge Design Design for several different bridges over a ten-year period Included design of three-span timber bridge across ravine Others included bridges on various nature trails
	Caesar Creek State Park—ODNR $600,000 project Construction observation services for boat launch facility Included waterline, sanitary services, concrete ramp and floating dock
	Alum Creek State Park—ODNR $2.7 million project 3.000 ft. of beach and 1,920-vehicle parking lot
	Deer Creek State Park—ODNR Designed 1,700-vehicle parking lot $700,000 project included catch basins and storm sewer system
	Chestnut Ridge Metropolitan Park—Franklin County Metro Parks Designed entrance drive and parking lot Park features include 486 acres of woodlands, fields, hiking trails and picnic areas
	West Spillway Replacement Grand Lake St. Mary’s—ODNR $4.6 million project to design new spillway 500-ft-long concrete ogee spillway 80-ft. prestressed box beam bridge over spillway Also included concrete floodwall, sidewalk, dumped rock facing, parking lot and access road
	Blacklick Woods Metropolitan Park Golf Course—Franklin County Metro Parks Design of four cart paths over Blacklick Creek and Pond Arched steel beam bridges with oak plank deck on stub abutments
	McConnellsville Boat Launch/Parking Facility—ODNR Checked shop drawings and provided field inspection on this $1M project on the Muskingum River in southeastern Ohio New facility features a two-lane concrete boat launching ramp and parking facilities, new public restrooms and a lighted shelter building. All facilities are handicapped accessible and are designed to withstand flooding.