Ben McVeigh has thirty-four years of civil engineering experience, largely in the field of residential and commercial land development, along with expansion of college facilities. Ben has conducted all aspects of the design, processing and coordination of improvements for numerous construction projects including: high-end single houses; sports facilities; shopping centers; apartment complexes; parking lots; and residential subdivisions ranging in size from two-lot splits to multi-phase, multi-year developments of several thousand lots.
For fifteen years Ben was the in-house engineer for a regional land development and homebuilding company. Sitting on the developer’s side of the table has given him valuable insight into the engineering process from the client’s point of view and what clients need and expect at each stage of development. He is aware of the fine balance that must be struck between cutting costs and providing a pleasing product to homeowners. When not designing subdivisions, Ben’s interests include baking, vegetable gardening, sampling exotic cheeses, classic car restoration, home improvement, and the study of historic engineering techniques.
EDUCATION:
B.S. Civil Engineering, 1984 | San Jose State University
PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION:
Registered Civil Engineer | California License 43325
Registered Land Surveyor | California License 7543
Qualified SWPPP Developer / Practitioner (QSD & QSP) 23135
