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AECOM
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<br />Nogates Street Grade Separation Alham bra Subdivision
<br />City of Industry, California
<br />AECOM provided complete PS &E for grade separations along 2 transportation
<br />Client
<br />corridors located within the City of Industry. As part of the Alameda Corridor
<br />Alameda Corridor -East (ACE)
<br />East, AECOM provided PS &E for the Nogales Street Grade Separation. AECOM
<br />Construction Authority
<br />conducted extensive field reviews including utility identification and verification.
<br />4900 Rivergrade Road, Ste A120
<br />Project deliverables included a traffic management plan, structure advance
<br />Irwindale, CA 91706
<br />planning study, roadway design, drainage design, staged construction and traffic
<br />Railroad. The project was performed
<br />detour planning for the construction of the grade separated underpass.
<br />Contact
<br />Regina Talamantez
<br />The project included a railroad bridge, a highway bridge, new roadway
<br />626.962.9292
<br />improvements along Nogales Street and Valley Boulevard, a loop road to provide
<br />Year Completed
<br />a new connection between Nogales Street, special design retaining walls, four
<br />2006
<br />lane detour road, traffic signals, landscape, right of way and coordination with
<br />the cities of Industry and West Covina and property owners.The key project
<br />Construction Cost
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<br />$20 million
<br />was maintain vehicular through
<br />Design Cost
<br />traffic, rail operations and access
<br />$2 million
<br />to businesses during construction.
<br />This project followed Caltrans Project
<br />Team Members
<br />Development procedures, as well
<br />Pat Somerville, PE
<br />as the guidelines of Union Pacific
<br />Railroad. The project was performed
<br />on an accelerated schedule to meet
<br />funding commitments. The project
<br />value is estimated at $22 million.
<br />Funding is through local, state, and
<br />federal sources.
<br />Nogales Street Grade Separation (Los Angeles Subdivision)
<br />County of Los Angeles, California AECOM provided complete PS &E for the design of the Nogales Street Grade
<br />Client
<br />City of Industry
<br />15625 E. Stafford St., #100
<br />City of Industry, CA 91744
<br />Team Members
<br />Pat Somerville, PE
<br />Tanja Brix, PE
<br />Carmen Gendusa, PETE
<br />James Enriquez, PE
<br />Alan Bosch, PE
<br />Calvin Yoshitake, PLS
<br />Bob Price, PE
<br />Tim Erney, AICP
<br />Separation project. The project entailed lowering Nogales Street, a six -lane major
<br />arterial highway, below the UPRR tracks. The project funding was through state,
<br />federal, and local redevelopment monies.
<br />The project included a three -track rail bridge, a vehicular bridge for the extension
<br />of Railroad Street which is immediately adjacent to the UPRR R /W, concrete
<br />pavement for the entire length of the project, retaining walls, special design walls
<br />due to close proximity of structures, the relocation of a double 10'x11' box culvert,
<br />relocation of a 54" Sanitation District trunk sewer, widening of the Nogales /Gale
<br />intersection to provide dual left turn lanes, and modifications of the SR -60 on
<br />and off ramps to provide the additional roadway width for the widening. Several
<br />alternatives were evaluated in the preparation of the hydrology report in an effort
<br />to reduce the flows tributary to the pump station. In the existing condition, 120cfs
<br />would be tributary to the proposed pump station, however, with the inclusion of
<br />gravity storm drain systems outside
<br />of the proposed lowered roadway,
<br />this volume was reduced to 20 cfs,
<br />providing a significant savings in pump
<br />station costs. Additional deliverables
<br />included a traffic management plan,
<br />structure type selection report, and
<br />photosimulations. AECOM provided all
<br />coordination with Caltrans in acquiring
<br />permits to modify facilities within their
<br />R /W, the utility companies, and the
<br />UPRR.
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<br />Proposal for Project Study Report Equivalent and Conceptual Engineering Plans for
<br />Santa Ana Boulevard Grade Separation Project
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