"The solution to the barrier that Peppers Ferry Road poses to the southerly extension of the Huckleberry Trail in Christiansburg will be a bridge..."

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Gay and Neel, Inc. is proud to support those in the armed services who sacrifice so much to keep our country free. Likewise we are proud to be able to do that by donating our Surveying and Engineering Services to assist Homes for our Troops, a national organization that assists severely wounded veterans and their families by constructing specially adapted homes using volunteer efforts. GNI provided Topographic and Boundary Surveying and Site Planning for the home to be constructed in Pulaski County for a local veteran who was disabled by wounds suffered in Afghanistan.

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GNI has been authorized by Augusta County to design a new roundabout at the Woodrow Wilson Complex. Apparently this will be the first roundabout in Augusta County. We are certainly excited to be able to deliver such an important element to solve a critical need in the County; it is even more rewarding to be doing this in the same county as our Staunton office.

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GNI's surveyors contributed to this video, which is a 5-7 minute filler piece to be played on PBS stations. As you probably know, PBS doesn’t do commercials, so they fill the time between shows with these short features.

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A sewer technology new to Smyth County, but in use in other places for decades, is being considered for the Groseclose area. John Neel, president of the Christiansburg engineering and design firm Gay and Neel, told the county supervisors last week about the merits and drawbacks of decentralized sewer systems.

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After two days of working closely with downtown Waynesboro property owners, architects and designers showed off building and riverfront sketches Tuesday night...

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RADFORD - After years of planning, Tyler Place is taking shape.

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"NEAR KERMIT, W.Va. -- Floodlights glared deep in a century-old tunnel under an Appalachian hillside. An excavator poked at the arched ceiling like a pterodactyl.

Chunks of sandstone shattered and fell thunderously ..."

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"Engineers with Gay and Neel, the company selected by Friends of the Huckleberry to research and develop plans for the bridge, have come up with a preliminary plan..."

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"Gay & Neel in Blacksburg had to do a lot more than simply engineer this project in order to get it approved by Town Council. Engineers they may be in name, but today’s are called on to be more than that. They are project managers..."

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Gay and Neel, Inc. was retained by Shah Development, LLC to design a multi-purpose athletic field and commercial sites on the former Bethel Elementary School site. The athletic field will be used by baseball and softball players of all ages, as well as for soccer and football. A picnic pavilion will compliment the athletic field and will provide a place for family or group gatherings. The athletic field will be donated to Montgomery County after construction has taken place. In addition to the athletic fields, three highly visible commercial sites have been incorporated in the overall master plan. Restaurants, hotels, convenience stores, and other commercial uses are suitable for the site. Visibility and accessibility from I-81 is a key feature of the site and is vital for the success of the fields and commercial uses.

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