EDUCATION

Site Civil Site Civil + Stormwater — Storm Sewer Tie-In + Drainage Amendment

Fort Bend ISD Ronnie Davis

Agriculture Center

MISSOURI CITY, TEXAS

10,700 square feet. Post-construction drainage refinement.

Water redirected before it became a problem.

THE SITE.

Project Overview

Built — then refined.

The Ronnie Davis FBISD Agriculture Facility spans 10,700 square feet across a 3.8-acre site in Missouri City. After construction, a critical issue surfaced: roof runoff needed a more direct path into the underground storm system to prevent ponding near the building and
across the site.

Water doesn’t wait.

Left unresolved, drainage inefficiencies could have created long term maintenance and performance concerns. The solution required quick coordination and technical precision.

An engineered amendment.

Gradient Group amended the plans to reroute roof drains into the underground storm sewer system — tying directly into onsite detention and improving overall drainage performance without disrupting operations or slowing the project.

The result.

Stormwater moving as intended. Ponding reduced. Performance strengthened through targeted post-construction refinement.

SCOPE.

Site civil support + drainage coordination

Storm sewer design + connection detailing

Detention system connection coordination

Plan revisions + post-construction amendment support

Agency coordination — City of Missouri City + Fort Bend ISD

Construction support

SNAPSHOT.

Client

Fort Bend ISD

Architect

Harrison Kornberg Architects

Site Area

3.8 acres

Location

Missouri City, Texas

Key Constraint

Post-construction drainage performance required amendment to prevent ponding

Total structure size

10,700 SF agriculture facility