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Bachelor of Science – Civil Engineering
The University of Alabama, 1996
Alabama P.E. #24109
Florida P.E. #57793
Mississippi P.E. #15311
Georgia P.E. #29816
American Society of Civil Engineers, Mobile Branch
President (2006-2007)
Vice-President (2005-2006)
Secretary (2004-2005)
Treasurer (2003-2004)
Mr. Shumer has more than 25 years of civil engineering experience, including drainage, site design, roadway, and subdivision development. He joined Barton & Shumer Engineering, LLC, as a partner in 2005. He has extensive experience in working with local planning and zoning departments and local and state agencies to obtain permits and approvals for new developments, as well as renovation projects.
The project involved the development of a 30,000 square foot office warehouse for Mingledorff’s, Inc., a HVAC supplier. Mr. Shumer’s responsibilities included design of the site improvements, including grading, drainage, pavement, utilities, and coordination with the permitting authorities.
The project involved the development of a restaurant/event space with on-site facilities for agriculture. Mr. Shumer’s responsibilities consisted of new site design to meet the City’s requirements including drainage, maneuvering and circulation, and accessibility.
The project involved renovations to an existing school building that was converted into multi-family residential and adjacent construction of a new apartment complex. Mr. Shumer’s responsibilities consisted of modifications to an existing site and new site design to meet the City’s requirements including drainage, maneuvering and circulation, accessibility, and landscaping.
The project involved renovations to an existing development that was converted into multi-tenant commercial. Mr. Shumer’s responsibilities consisted of modifications to an existing site and new site design to meet the City’s requirements including drainage, maneuvering and circulation, accessibility, and landscaping.
The project involved the development of a mental care facility with a wet detention pond that will function as an amenity. Mr. Shumer was responsible for the design of the site improvements, including grading, drainage, pavement, and coordination with permitting authorities and utility companies.
The project involved the development of a multi-structure commercial facility. Mr. Shumer was responsible for the design of the site improvements, including grading, drainage, pavement, site utilities, utility company infrastructure extension, and coordination with permitting authorities and utility companies.
The project involved the development of an 8,500± square foot multiunit commercial retail development. Mr. Shumer was responsible for the design of the site improvements, including grading, drainage, pavement, site utilities, and coordination with permitting authorities and utility companies.
The project involved the redevelopment of a retail store into a medical clinic. The project required the reconfiguration of the building and expansion of the parking lot. Mr. Shumer was responsible for the design of the site improvements, including grading, drainage, site utilities, and coordination with permitting authorities.
The project involved the development of a 48 lot residential subdivision in Baldwin County. Mr. Shumer was responsible for the design of the site improvements, including grading, drainage, pavement, and utilities, as well as coordination with the Baldwin County Planning Commission, permitting authorities, and utility companies.
The project involved the development of an expansion to a RV park in Baldwin County in the Magnolia Springs area. Mr. Shumer was responsible for the design of the site improvements, including grading, drainage, pavement, and coordination with the permitting authorities.
The project involved the development of a 15 lot residential subdivision in the Foley extraterritorial jurisdiction of Baldwin County. Mr. Shumer was responsible for the design of the site improvements including grading, drainage, and utilities and coordination with the Foley Planning Commission, permitting authorities, and utility companies.
The project involved the development of an initial phase of an RV community that includes 57 spaces in Mobile County. Mr. Shumer’s responsibilities included design of the site improvements, including grading, drainage, pavement, utilities, and coordination with the permitting authorities.
The project involved the development of a 15 lot residential subdivision in the Elberta extraterritorial jurisdiction of Baldwin County. Mr. Shumer was responsible for the design of the site improvements including grading, drainage, and utilities and coordination with the planning and zoning staff of the Town of Elberta and Baldwin County in addition to permitting authorities, and utility companies.
The project involved the development of a 22 space residential subdivision in the Fairhope extraterritorial jurisdiction of Baldwin County. Mr. Shumer was responsible for the design of the site improvements including grading, drainage, and utilities and coordination with the planning and zoning staff of the City of Fairhope and Baldwin County in addition to permitting authorities, and utility companies.