DMJM/HARRIS 1 -2001 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

CITY OF SANTA A~A Washington St ct Bridge Widening City of La Quinta City of La Quinta 78-495 Calie Tampice La Quinta, CA 92253 Chris Vogt (760) 777-7075 The City of La Quinta selected DMIM+HARRIS to provide prelimi- nary and final design services for the widening of Washington Street from south of the La Quiata Evacuation Channel to Avenue 50. The project includes environmental services, road widening, bridge widening, traffic, retaining walls, sound walls, landscap- ing, right-of-way, utility coordination and design surveys. Washington Street is classified as a major 6-lane arterial in the City, however, it existed as only a two- lane road within the project limits. The construction value is $2.5 million. Del Amo Boulevard Extension City of Torrance City of Torrance 3031 Torrance Boulevard Torrance, CA 90509-2970 Steve Finton, (310) 618-2975 The City of Torrance selected DMJM+HARRIS, working as Holmes & Narver, to prepare a Project Study Report for the extension of Del Arno Boulevard from Madrona Avenue to Cronshaw Boulevard. DIvIJM+HARRIS was responsible for the preparadon of horizontal and vertical alignment studies, traffic studies, drainage, utilities and structures stud- ies. DMJM+HARRIS also evaluated several structure types including single span and multiple span structures. Procast girder structure appeared to be the most feasible since it eliminated the need for falsework over the SCRRA/BNSF facilities. A cost estimate was prepared for each of the alternatives and the results were documented in a Project Study Report that was prepared in accordance with Caltrans procedures. The results indicated that traffic in the current and year 2020 would improve with the extension of Del Arno Boulevard. The project study phase was completed on time and budget. The report needed to be completed on time for the City to retain its MTA funding. Additionally DMJM+HARRIS' value added sug- gastions that included the single span precast bridge option and the use of MSE retaining walls will result in pctentialsavings inexcess of $1 million. DMJM+HARRIS worked closely with the City, SCRRA and BNSF to assure the key project elements were coor- dinated. Engineering DeSign and LandsCaping Services Construction Inspection for Stormwater Permit Compliance Caltrans District 7 Caluans Environmental Program 1120 N Street Sacramento, CA 942/4 Steve Borroum, Program Manager (916) 653-7396 DMJM+HARRIS,working as Holmes & Narver, is performing a third consecutive contract for Construc- tion Inspection and advisory services statewide in achieving compliance with National Pollution Discharge Elimina- tion System (NPDES) permits. The services beiag provided include: site inspections of highway segments and associated structures, bridges, cul- verts, channels, interchanges, seis- mic retrofit of stmcturos, ramps, HOV widenings, landslide investigation, landscaping, and storm drainage systems; follow-up inspections and review of site management practices; development of inspection principles and methods consistent with Caltrans standards; preparation of calculations, records, reports, and correspondence; coordination with Caltrans Districts and Headquarters staff in field and administrative activities; oversight of contractor operations; and recom- mendations to CalWans Resident En- gineer for Regulatory Compliance. MU01-559 4