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Letter of Interest - Coal Line Trail Phase I Proj No. 115-063 - VS Engineering Solutions
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4TH STREET HERITAGE TRAIL <br />City of Huntingburg <br />The City of Huntingburg retained VS Engineering as the prime consultant <br />for the 4th Street Heritage Trail project. The 4th Street Heritage Trail <br />is part of Huntingburg’s Stellar Community Designation and the sister <br />project to the recently completed Market Street Park. <br /> <br />The project lies within the City of Huntingburg’s (federally registered) <br />historic central business district. The project served to remove and <br />replace existing 4th Street with a curbless, flex street that will allow <br />business owners to utilize space in front of their business for commercial <br />purposes or parking. <br /> <br />Given the amount of businesses on 4th Street, and the importance of them <br />to the City of Huntingburg, VS along with our project partners, developed <br />a robust communication strategy that included public meetings, local <br />office hours, social media campaigns, weekly construction update email <br />blasts and frequent door to door communications during construction. <br />Other elements of the project included: <br /> Permeable and Unit Pavers <br /> Enclosed Storm Sewerage <br /> Lighting and Electrical Outlets (including USB ports) <br /> Full ADA Compliance <br /> Bollard Flex Design <br /> MOT plan that ensured access to businesses throughout construction <br />COVINGTON ROAD: RECREATIONAL TRAIL <br />City of Fort Wayne <br />The purpose of this project was to construct a recreational trail using current <br />design standards, thus improving the serviceability and safety for both vehicular <br />and pedestrian traffic. The project included a 10’-wide asphalt trail, storm <br />sewer, asphalt milling and resurfacing, two pedestrian bridges, curb, curb ramp <br />construction, significant modular block wall construction & pavement markings. <br />The new trail was part of the City’s River Greenway system. It is located along <br />a local collector in a residential area, on the southwest side of the City of Fort <br />Wayne. Part of this project was located along the frontage of Sycamore Hills Golf <br />Club. Sycamore Hills Golf Club hosted the Junior PGA Golf National Tournament <br />during the same time as construction. Coordination with the golf club and City <br />officials during this time was crucial to accommodate the large crowds and <br />national media. VS provided an array of services for the project, including: <br /> <br />• Complete construction inspection services <br />• Coordinate all construction related activities <br />• Preparation of daily construction records on SiteManager <br />• Utility coordination <br />• Alternative analysis and selection of preferred alternative <br />• Prepared payment estimates <br />• Construction of a Hawk pedestrian traffic signal <br />• Over a mile in length of new asphalt recreational trail construction <br />• Material and post-construction testing <br />• Completion of project final record documents <br />Inspection <br />VS ENGINEERING, INC. | LETTER OF INTEREST • 11 <br />Design & Inspection <br />RELEVANT PROJECTS <br />SOUTH BEND • COAL LINE TRAIL (PHASE I)
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