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Opening of Proposal - Coal Line Trail Phase I Proj No. 115-063 - Lawson-Fisher Assoc. P.C.
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South Bend | Coal Line Trail (Phase I) from Lincoln Way West to Riverside Drive (Des. No. 1401810) | Page 10LAWSON-FISHER ASSOCIATES LAWSON-FISHER ASSOCIATES P.C.P.C. <br />RELEVANT EXPERIENCE <br />Leading a team of LFA, Lochmueller, and McCormick Engineering staff, Don Dietz <br />served as the Project Supervisor and provided Construction Observation and <br />Inspection services for the Olive Street & Sample Street <br />Overpass Intersection Reconstruction Project. The project <br />was a combined effort between St. Joseph County and <br />the City of South Bend. This multi-jurisdictional and multi- <br />construction season project included bridge rehabilitation <br />on both Olive Street and Sample Street bridges over the <br />Norfolk Southern and Grand Trunk Western Railroad <br />(Canadian National), requiring significant coordination. <br />Additional work included reconstruction of 3,660 ft of <br />Olive Street and 2,750 ft of Sample Street to improve <br />drainage, install lighting, and improve pedestrian movement. A roundabout was also <br />constructed at the intersection of Olive Street and Sample Street. Significant effort was <br />required to coordinate utility relocations for MetroNet, AEP, NIPSCO, and Comcast. <br />Additionally, LFA coordinated water utility work with the City of South Bend during the <br />street reconstruction and roundabout construction process. Beyond the coordination <br />challenges on the project, Don worked with the County <br />to determine a better temporary barrier rail system on <br />the bridge that resulted in less long term maintenance <br />concerns on the bridge deck. One of the most critical <br />items of this project was Maintenance of Traffic and <br />impacts on local residents, businesses, and industry. Don <br />proactively addressed these concerns through direct <br />contact with the impacted parties. <br />By actively engaging the contractor on work flow and <br />anticipated upcoming work, Don Dietz successfully managed the Olive Street & <br />Sample Street Overpass Intersection Reconstruction project which resulted in a <br />savings of $400,000 in construction costs while only utilizing 85% of the construction <br />inspection budget. <br />Olive Street & Sample Street Overpass Intersection Reconstruction <br />South Bend, Indiana <br />Client: St. Joseph County, Indiana <br />Cost: $10.6 million <br />Key Staff: Paul Hummel, Don Dietz, Darrell Baker <br />Project Manager: Andrew Hayes <br />Key Relevant Project Aspects <br />• Road Reconstruction <br />• Significant Utility Relocations <br />• Significant Public Communication and <br />Coordination Efforts <br />• Pedestrian MOT
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