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December 2006
CSW/ST2 Third Largest Engineering Firm in the North Bay
CSW/Stuber-Stroeh was ranked #3 on the North Bay Business Journal's list of top Civil and Structural Engineering Firms in Sonoma, Napa, and Marin Counties. The ranking comes from projected 2006 North Bay revenue, then by degreed professionals in the North Bay. This was a great year for CSW/ST2, our firm moved up one spot from our #4 ranking in 2005, and we hope to continue to grow in the coming years!
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November 2006
CSW/ST2 Principal Receives Distinguished Alumni Award
CSW/ST2 Principal Diet Stroeh received a Distinguished Alumni Award from the Community College League of California. The awards are presented to alumni who are accomplished professionals and citizens of their communities. They are selected based on their professional standing, community service, and service to their community college. Diet was one of five individuals across the state who received the honor this year. Diet was nominated for the College of Marin, where he received his AA in Engineering.
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September 2006
We’ve Moved!
CSW/ST2 headquarters relocated from its home of 24 years to a newly designed space planned to meet the needs of our growing firm. Our new office is located in the Bel Marin Keys area of Novato, just 4 miles down the road from our De Long Avenue location. As of mid-September 2006, on our new address is 45 Leveroni Court, Novato, CA 94949. Our new phone number is (415) 883-9850, and our new fax number is (415) 883-9835.
Please stop by if you’re in the neighborhood, we’d love to show you our new digs!
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August 2006
New Firm Identity & Website
For visitors returning to this site or checking us out for the first time, you are seeing the results of our recently updated logo and firm identity. With the help of a talented web designer, Myke Reilly, our site and identity reflect the depth and vitality our clients and colleagues have come to expect from us over our 52 years of professional practice.
In a parallel effort, Bill Reuter of Reuter Design, has taken our new identity and applied it to our stationery system, communications pieces and operational print materials. Bill is well-known to many Bay Area A+E firms and has deftly extended the clean, contemporary look of our website to the materials we use in our daily communications.
And showcasing our work so beautifully through the wide variety of dramatic aerial photographs on this site is the work of Todd Quam of Digital Sky Aerial and Architectural Photography. We are deeply indebted to these three design professionals for making us look as good as we are!
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May 2006
CSW/ST2 Principal Basis of New Book
We are pleased to announce the publishing of a new book based on the experiences of Diet Stroeh, one of the founding partners of CSW/Stuber-Stroeh Engineering Group, Inc. The Man Who Made it Rain begins with Diet’s experiences during the 1976-1977 drought in Marin County. As the General Manager of the North Marin Water District, Diet was responsible for conservation efforts and for finding a new source of water for the County during the crisis. The book was officially released on April 30th at the Book Passage in Corte Madera. For more information on the book, please visit: www.themanwhomadeitrain.com
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March 2006
Petaluma Quarry Plans have been Approved
The County of Sonoma and City of Petaluma recently approved plans for the Dutra Quarry Reclamation Plan and Tentative Map for the Lomas Petaluma residential development. The 275-unit residential subdivision project will include single-family detached and townhouse units, mini parks, open space areas, and a swimming pool complex for residents.
CSW/ST2 was a key participant in the entitlement process. We provided site planning, civil engineering, landscape architecture, and surveying services. CSW/ST2 also prepared the reclamation grading plan that reshaped the topography and set it up for the proposed development project.
The project is currently under construction with the first phase reclamation grading. The site proposes to move about 1 million yards of material, most of which will fill the large quarry pit that has been mined over the last century.
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