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■ AECOM
<br />Pat Somerville, PE
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<br />Mr. Somerville specializes in civil engineering and management, with a focus on
<br />Project Director
<br />municipal transportation and other capital improvement programs. He has man -
<br />aged the study, preliminary engineering, and final design for five grade separations
<br />Education and Registrations
<br />and provided independent reviews on four others. His experience includes feasibil-
<br />BS /1993 /Civil engineering
<br />ity studies, PS &E, preparation of right -of -way maps, permitting, construction stag -
<br />PE /1995 /California, No: 56141 (Civil)
<br />ing, construction support, and claims analysis. Mr. Somerville began his career with
<br />the City of Fullerton in 1986. His eleven years of experience in the public sector
<br />provides him with a detailed understanding of governmental and agency process-
<br />es, project finance, and needs analysis, as well as the technical and contractual
<br />requirements for the design and construction of civil projects.
<br />First Street Bridge Widening /Replacement Project, City of Santa Ana, California:
<br />Project director for this bridge replacement and widening of the First Street
<br />crossing over the Santa Ana River. The bridge will be widened from four lanes to
<br />six lanes of traffic and provide 8 -foot sidewalks on either side for pedestrians.
<br />On -Call Engineering Services, City of Santa. Ana, California: Project manager
<br />working as an extension of city staff to provide engineering services in support of
<br />the city's capital improvement program. Projects have an estimated construction
<br />value of $2 million and have included First Street rehabilitation; traffic controls
<br />plans for Bristol and McFadden; New Horizons Neighborhood rehabilitation;
<br />studies, evaluations, and reports for several projects throughout the city; and
<br />building improvements at Thornton Park. The project value was $7 million.
<br />Orangethope Avenue Grade Separation, Anaheim and Placentia, California:
<br />Project Manager for the preliminary engineering and final design for the grade
<br />separation of Orangethorpe and the BNSF tracks. This $60 million project will
<br />raise Orangethorpe over the tracks. AECOM developed a cost effective approach
<br />to the bridge addressing the 70- degree skew to provide BNSF will better use
<br />of their R/W while minimizing impacts to surrounding properties by minimizing
<br />the increase in the roadway profile. Provided coordination for significant
<br />utility relocation as well as impacts to three OCFCD drainage channels. ATMP
<br />was developed and the design of a temporary bypass road was included for
<br />maintenance of traffic.
<br />Nogales Street Grade Separation (Alhambra Subdivision), Alameda Corridor East,
<br />City of Industry, California-- Project manager involved in PS &E preparation for the
<br />$30 million Nogales Street Grade Separation Project; responsible for the civil
<br />design elements, including roadway, drainage, sewer, and utility relocations. Also
<br />responsible for the overall coordination efforts with all structural components,
<br />elements of the project designed by the subconsultant, and agency interaction.
<br />Additionally, coordinated with the 12 utility companies affected by the civil
<br />improvements.
<br />Raymond Avenue Grade Separation, Fullerton, California: Project manager for the
<br />preparation of a Project Report and Environmental Document for the construction
<br />of a grade separation at the BNSF railroad tracks.
<br />Brea Canyon Road Grade Separation Project, Alameda Corridor East, City of
<br />Industry, California Project manager involved in PS &E preparation for the $35
<br />million Brea Canyon Road Grade Separation Project, taking the lead in the civil
<br />design elements, including roadway, drainage, sewer, and utility relocations. Also
<br />responsible for the overall coordination efforts with Union Pacific, SCRRA, as
<br />well as local utilities and agencies. Additionally Mr. Somerville was responsible
<br />for extensive coordination with numerous utilities, including MWD, whose main
<br />feeder line required relocation.
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