 Steven
M. Keil
Education:
Bachelor of Science, Engineering Mechanics
Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, 1988
Registration:
Professional Engineer: Illinois
Professional Land Surveyor: Illinois
Membership:
Illinois Society of Professional Engineers
National Society of Professional Engineers
American Society of Civil Engineers
Illinois Professional Land Surveyors Association
Mr. Keil performs both engineering and survey for Oates Associates.
He currently directs all survey work for the firm. He has also been
involved in design of several of the firm’s highway and street
projects. He currently manages the 1.25-mile FAU reconstruction
of West Country Lane in Collinsville, and will soon direct the civil
design on the new I-70 relocation from IL Route 203 to Route 3,
a project involving design of over 1 mile of new interstate highway.
In connection with these projects, Mr. Keil has developed expertise
in hydraulic analysis and drainage design. He assisted in the preparation
of 60 district-wide hydraulic studies in IDOT District 7, and 125
such studies in District 3.
Additionally, Mr. Keil has been involved in plan preparation, hydraulic
analysis and drainage design for the following road projects:
- IL Route 15 in Mt. Carmel , IL - Reconstruction of 1.67-mile
of highway.
- FAP 310 (I-255 Extension), Madison County, IL - Four miles of
new expressway.
- Mousette Lane/FAI Route 255 Interchange - New diamond interchange
and access road relocation.
- Toll Plaza 39 Tri-State Tollway, Chicago, IL - Expansion and
roadway widening.
- Illinois Route 104, Liberty, IL - Reconstruction of seven miles
of highway.
- Greenmount Road (Little Oak Lane), St. Clair County, IL —
Reconstruction / Realignment of 2.27 miles of rural roadway.
- Seven Hills Road — One mile extension of arterial highway
with new railroad grade separation structure.
In another specialty area for Oates Associates, Mr. Keil managed
the Thunderbird Mine reclamation project southeast of Carbondale.
Survey and design services were provided for the Illinois Abandoned
Mined Lands Reclamation Council to reclaim over 500 acres of mined
land, eliminating serious environmental hazards such as acid mine
drainage. Mr. Keil was also involved in the firm's previous, award-winning
reclamation project at Pyramid Mine near Pickneyville.
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