Currently, a small stream transects the 90-acre site, limiting the commercially developable area on the site. The project included coordination with USACE, IDEM, and IDNR concerning relocation of the stream on site. It required extensive alternative analysis for various development options to avoid, minimize, or mitigate impacts to the Georges Creek and adjacent wetlands, as well as permit applications for Section 404 USACE and Section 401 Water Quality Certification to relocate Georges Creek and an IDNR permit for Construction in a Floodway. The scope of services included channel relocation plans and alternatives, including restoration of riparian wetlands within a 2-tiered urban channel relocation with a native vegetation riparian buffer. The existing channel sinuosity was used in designing the relocated channel. Effective pre- and post-project HEC-RAS models were prepared, including cross-sections, bridge, and culvert modeling. The project also involved oversight of various subconsultants, including archaeological and geotechnical consultants.