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The scope Included pavement rohabilltatlon,
<br />reconstruction/ rehabilitation of damaged curb and
<br />gutter, oross gutters, sidewalks, driveways and driveway
<br />approaches, detailed design modifications to Improve
<br />nuisance flow drainage problems, and providing WCR to
<br />meet ADA requirements.
<br />17th Streel/Tustin Avenue and Harbor Boulevard/
<br />Wilson Street Intersections improvements,
<br />Costa Mesa, CA (Project Engineer)
<br />Jeff prepared PS&E for intersection capacity and aesthetic
<br />improvements at the 17th StreettTustln Avenue and
<br />Harbor BoulevardMilson Street intersections, Project
<br />capacity Improvements at 17th Street/Tustin Avenue
<br />included exclusive right -turn lanes on the eastbound and
<br />northbound approaches and a far -side bus turn -out on
<br />eastbound 17th Street. The improvements also included
<br />decorative crosswalks across all approaches or the
<br />intersection, new curb returns and ADA-compliant access
<br />ramps, new sidewalk and tree wells, raised medians
<br />with landscaping and irrigation systems, and new street
<br />lighting.
<br />Improvements at Harbor Boulevard and Wilson Street
<br />Intersection Included an exclusive westbound right•tum
<br />lane, including retaining wall design. We prepared all
<br />street improvement plans for these projects, including
<br />roadway plan and profiles, detail sheets, traffic signal
<br />modification, signing and striping, and street lighting.
<br />LakewoodlRosomead Boulevard at Telegraph Road
<br />Improvements, Downey, CA (Project Engineer)
<br />Jeff helped design and construct street improvements and
<br />enhancements at the Lakewood Boulavard/Rosemead
<br />Boulevard intersection with Telegraph Road. This project
<br />was funded by the Truck Impacted Intersection Program
<br />Phase 2 through the Gateway Cities COG and Measure
<br />R funds as part of the 1.606 Congestion Hot Spots Study,
<br />It was a joint effort between the cities of Downey and
<br />Ploo Rivera combining the two funding sources and
<br />Completing the improvement of this intersection as one
<br />comprehensive project. This project reconstructed the
<br />Intersection with PCC pavement and widening to ultimate
<br />width to Include additional through and turn lanes. The
<br />scope of work was to rehabilitate the roadway pavement
<br />and provide capacity -enhancing improvements. The
<br />pavement rehabilitation will Involve complete pavement
<br />reconstruction utilizing PCC pavementforthe Intersection
<br />and all approaches in all directions,
<br />This project provided additional turn and through lanes
<br />at the Intersection In all approaches, The widening
<br />Improvements will require additional right-of-way
<br />dedication and modification of the existing traffic signal,
<br />including providing right -turn overlap signal phasing on
<br />the northbound and eastbound approaches, and upgrades
<br />and relocations as appropriate,
<br />Fairview Road and Wilson Street Intersection
<br />Improvements, Costa Mesa, CA (Project Manager)
<br />Jeff managed the engineering design for the roadway
<br />improvements along Wilson Street from Columbia Drive
<br />to Newport Boulevard. The project Involved widening
<br />both sides of Wilson Street to provide additional through
<br />lanes in both directions throughout the project limits,
<br />Services Included conceptual planning, final PS&E and
<br />right-of-way mapping. The scope of the Improvements
<br />Included new asphalt pavement, curb and gutter, sidewalk,
<br />driveways, a bus turnout, ADA-compliant curb ramps,
<br />drainage improvements, utility relocations, private
<br />property improvements, signing and striping, and a traffic
<br />signal modification. Construction bid documents and an
<br />engineer's estimate were also prepared, Finally, legal
<br />descriptions, plats, and a programming cost estimate were
<br />prepared for the parcels where right-ofway acquisition
<br />that was required for the project improvements,
<br />Newport Boulevard Widening, Newport Beach, CA
<br />(Project Manager)
<br />Jeff managed this project that provided comprehensive
<br />professional services associated with the conceptual
<br />planning, final design and construction of street
<br />Improvements and landscaping enhancements along
<br />Newport Boulevard from 30th Street to Via Lido.
<br />The project included roadway widening and median
<br />improvements along Newport Boulevard to add an
<br />additional northbound through lane between 30th Street
<br />to 32nd Street and an additional southbound through lane
<br />between Via Lido to 32nd Street, Concrete bike lanes
<br />were constructed along both sides of Newport Boulevard
<br />to provide a connection to the existing bike lanes along
<br />32nd Street, west of Newport Boulevard. The project
<br />also Included constructing a new public parking lot on
<br />the northwest comer of the Newport Boulevard and 32nd
<br />Street Intersection, which required the demolition of an
<br />existing building. This new public parking lot replaced
<br />the ourbside public parking spaces lost duo to the new
<br />roadway improvements. The project enhanced the visual
<br />quality of the project area with new landscaping and other
<br />decorative features and improved safety by introducing
<br />raised landscape medians on Newport Boulevard.
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