City of Lake Mary
Lakeview Avenue Parking Lot
Lake Mary, FL
Project Summary
Hoyle Tanner designed a new 29 space parking lot in Downtown Lake Mary. The 14,300 square foot parking area consists of 1.5″ of bituminous surface course, 8″ of limerock base course and 6″ of stabilized subgrade. The project also included all the necessary grading, drainage, and marking associated with the parking lot.
SERVICES
- Final Design
- Bid Process Administration
- Construction Administration
- Construction Observation
From the blog
Learn about ongoing projects and the innovative processes we employ for our clients.
Celebrating RISER: Engineering Solutions that Support a More Resilient Future
April 22, 2026
A RISER Mindset This Earth Day, we’re taking a moment to reflect on the Resilient, Innovative, Sustainable, Economical, and Renewable (RISER) solutions we’ve engineered alongside our clients. At Hoyle...
Read More
From Scoping to Success: The Role of Right-of-Way in Early Planning
April 14, 2026
When a project involves land acquisitions or easements, Right-of-Way should be engaged early and treated as a critical component of project planning - not an afterthought. Right-of-Way involvement should...
Read More
Dana Martin Joins Hoyle Tanner’s Municipal Engineering Team
April 7, 2026
We are excited to welcome Dana Martin, PE to Hoyle Tanner as a Project Manager in our New England Municipal Engineering Division! Dana brings nearly 15 years of experience...
Read More
Employee Spotlight: Travis Gelinas
April 3, 2026
Meet Travis Gelinas - CADD Designer & Creative Craftsman What drew you to Hoyle Tanner? I previously worked for a company that supplied vending services to Hoyle Tanner and...
Read More
Understanding Bat Survey Methods for Project Permitting
March 30, 2026
Protecting federally listed bat species such as the Indiana bat (Myotis sodalis; IBAT) and Northern Long‑eared bat (Myotis septentrionalis; NLEB), has become an essential part of infrastructure planning and...
Read More
Retrofitting Stormwater Infrastructure to Meet MS4 Phosphorus Goals
March 16, 2026
For communities along Lake Champlain, phosphorus reduction is not abstract policy — it is an ongoing operational responsibility. MS4 permit requirements, public expectations, and watershed protection goals all converge...
Read More
Inside Our Survey Team: Field Work, Technology & Collaboration
March 16, 2026
When people ask me what I enjoy most about being a land surveyor, I often say it feels a bit like being both a detective and a historian. Every...
Read More