Allgeier Martin has an ongoing relationship with Freeman Health System Commercial Development. Site developments include boundary and topographic surveying, stormwater management and design, utility relocations/extensions, parking lot layouts, grading plans, lighting, street upgrades, and city zoning standards coordination.

• Freeman Women's Center
• Joplin Family Y
• Oncology Building
• Landmark Hospital
• Freeman Medical Office Building
• Freeman Sports Medicine Clinic

After being destroyed by an EF5 tornado, Joplin High School was rebuilt and Allgeier Martin provided site redevelopment services on a 66-acre campus.

• FEMA floodplain coordination with stormwater management, layout, and design
• Water quality features include bio-retention, water quality basins, and rain water harvesting
• Traffic analysis
• Roadway and parking facility design
• Site plan, excavation, and grading layout and design
• Abandonment and relocation of sanitary sewer and water mains

To reduce the effects of stormwater in Joplin’s central business district, engineering capacity improvements for the routing and resizing of the Willow Branch Storm Drainage was provided.

• Phase 1: 2,200 linear feet of newly sized box culverts
• Phase 2: 3,200 linear feet of newly sized box culverts
• Phase 3: 1,680 linear feet of 60" stormwater RCP, 38 linear feet of 18" RCP and 177 linear feet of 15" RCP
• Phase 4: 360 linear feet of improved concrete ditch, 240 linear feet of newly sized box culverts and 60 linear feet of 15" RCP
• Phase 5: one 8' x 5' box culvert, 748 linear feet of improved concrete ditch and 27 linear feet of 15" RCP
• Total construction cost of all phases was $3 million

Freeman Hospital of Joplin, Missouri retained Allgeier Martin to remove and replace existing corrugated metal pipes with two – 12’ x 4’ Reinforce Concrete Box Culvert’s. The project cost was $230,000.

• 220 Square Yards of Type 1, 6-inch Aggregate Base
• Removed and replaced 200 cubic yards of unsuitable subgrade
• 70 tons of new 6-inch bituminous pavement

To reduce the effects of stormwater flooding near 7th & Illinois, Allgeier Martin completed an analysis for the Joplin Creek watershed and designed an eleven-acre detention pond within a city owned park.

• Landscaping plan that converts eleven acres to native grasses and trees
• The detention pond provides the public with a natural environment for wildlife and public viewing
• Construction Cost $900,000

The unstable bank along Little Sugar Creek was moving approximately five feet per year. With newly designed and installed weirs, the bank is now a well-vegetated, stable bank providing an excellent fish habitat and protecting the land from further erosion.

• Thirteen original bendway weirs protect the streambank
• Five additional bendway weirs were added after the success of the first thirteen
• The channel has slightly deepened
• Cooperative project between the Missouri Department of Conservation and a private land owner