Engineering Firm Beefs Up Staff

KANSAS CITY, MO-Five join George Butler Associates Inc., including a new member of the department responsible for the design of business and industrial parks.

By Judie Burkhalter | December 14, 2000 at 01:01 AM

Timothy Schneller and John Gough have joined as associates. Schneller is a member of the water/waste water group and is responsible for the analysis, design and planning of waste water collection and treamtent projects, including industrial pretreatment and municipal waste water treatment plants. Gough is a civil engineer and is manager of the firm's Wichita office.

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