Charles Bassett & Associates requested 3002's assistance in helping establish the safe upland line and locating boundary monumentation for this project around the Southeastern rim of Little Orange Lake. This project involved establishing horizontal and vertical control, in addition to performing topographic and bathymetric surveys within the vicinity. 3002 also collaborated with the St. Johns River Water Management District, in order to utilize our data to test the 2018-2019 USGS Florida. Peninsular LiDAR dataset.

3002 was tasked by longstanding partner, Degrove, to support them with their work with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in post-storm topographic surveying of beach shorelines. 3002 was tasked, as a time and materials contract, to perform the following scope: A) Collect topographic beach profile data for the requested area. B) perform profile surveys where the lines shall extend 150 feet landward (or to the limits of the beach, whichever is farther), from the established monument location or until a building, road, wall, protected vegetation, water, etc. C) Profile lines shall extend seaward from the most landward offshore data point to the deepest wading depth safely obtainable. D) Collect conventional spot elevations (X, Y, Z) on 10-foot ranges (land), all breaks in grade greater than 1 foot vertically, vegetation line, tops and toes of dunes, seawalls, or other manmade features along the profile line. E) Locate any structures along each survey profile such as seawalls and dune walkovers.

The City of Gainesville identified the need to make various improvements to the City's Tom Petty Park, including improving upon ADA accessibility and improving upon the baseball field drainage. 3002 was tasked with performing a topographic survey along with locating boundary monumentation around the property. The Scope included: a) a 50-foot grid spacing topo b) horizontal location of visible above ground utilities c) horizontal and vertical location of edges of asphalt d) critical spot elevations / significant breaks of grade e) location and elevations of stormwater facilities f) invert elevations and pipe sizes g) tree identification and locates and h) mapping contours.