Parks and Trails, Stormwater Project

Jefferson Barracks Park Parking Lot and BMP Design

  • St. Louis County, MO
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Project Description

Jefferson Barracks Park Parking Lot and BMP Design- St. Louis County, Missouri 

This project illustrates I&L’s parking lot and BMP design capabilities in St. Louis County, Missouri. The St. Louis County Parks Department retained I&L to design the new upper parking lot with stormwater bio-retention water quality BMPs for the Pavilion at Lemay in Jefferson Barracks Park in St. Louis County, Missouri. 

The stormwater BMP objective was to design modifications to the existing Bioretention Basin to improve existing deficiencies in the basin and to accommodate the additional surface parking lot. The final design included a 106 vehicle parking lot and a new bio-retention cell, as well as modifications to the existing bioretention facilities and associated stormwater and civil site designs in Missouri. 

The bioretention cell provided channel protection flow control and flood detention storage in addition to water quality benefits for the surrounding St. Louis, Missouri area. 

Project Details

Key Personnel:

  • Tim Dean, PE, LEED AP, CFM
  • Mark Meyer, PE, CFM

Project Features:

  • Site Design
  • Parking Lot
  • Pavilion
  • Stormwater BMP Design
  • Hydraulic and Hydrologic Modeling
  • Permitting
  • Final Plans and Specifications
  • Cost Estimating

Year:

  • 2018

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Elizabeth Tiedt, EI

Project Engineer, Intuition & Logic Engineering, Inc.

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Danielle Laurie, EI

Project Engineer, Intuition & Logic Engineering, Inc.

Education

B.S. Architectural Engineering & Civil Engineering

University of Missouri-Rolla, 2025

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Affiliations

  • American Society of Civil Engineers
  • American Public Works Association
  • Engineers Without Borders
  • Chi Epsilon

Ms. Laurie is a Civil and Architectural Engineer with a strong foundation in civil engineering analysis and design, supported by both academic and early professional experience. She has approximately 15 months of engineering experience, with a primary focus on civil engineering applications. Ms. Laurie has hands-on experience in modeling and analysis using industry-standard tools, including AutoCAD Civil 3D, ArcGIS, and PCSWMM. She has completed formal training in PCSWMM hydraulic modeling and has applied these skills to support stormwater management and hydraulic analysis efforts. Her technical experience includes civil site layout, stormwater hydrology and hydraulic calculations, utility coordination, and preparation of construction documents. Ms. Laurie has also assisted with construction-related activities, including design inspections, pavement inspections, and concrete testing.