| 1981
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RBF was the lead engineer
for the Orange County Performing Arts Center. |
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| 1982
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| William J. Frost retired after 30 years
of outstanding leadership and dedicated service.
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| 1984
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| Rancho California - First Project
using computerized visualization. |
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RBF celebrated 40 years of professional
service with an all staff photograph.
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| 1985
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| RBF opened another office in
Temecula, within Riverside County. |
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| 1986
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RBF opened a third office in the Coachella
Valley, following its acquisition of the
firm of Charles Haver & Associates.
Santa Margarita Water District GIS Grid
Map.
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CADD production began.
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| 1987
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RBF moved from Quail Street to its present
location at 14725 Alton Parkway in the Irvine
Spectrum.
RBF became one of the first known engineering
firms in Orange County to use Macintosh
computers for graphic design.
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RBF won a Project of the Year Award from
the American Planning Association for its
design of the Anaheim Wetlands Project.
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| John Wayne Airport Freeway Ramps
were designed. |
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| 1988
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| 1989
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RBF began using the Intergraph CADD system.
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RBF won a CCCE&LS Project of the Year
Award for the design of Newport Coast Drive.
RBF was the lead consultant for the Public
Agencies in reviewing the General Plan for
Otay Ranch - a 23,000 acre planned community
in San Diego County.
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