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Opening of Proposals - Coal Line Trail Phase II Proj No. 115-064 - HWC Engineering
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TEAM PROJECT APPROACH RELEVANT EXPERIENCE 12HWC ENGINEERING | CITY OF SOUTH BEND: COAL LINE TRAIL (PHASE II)FIRM OVERVIEW <br />This was a cooperative project with the Parks & Recreation Department to <br />continue the construction of LaSalle Trail which ended at Darden Road. <br />McCormick provided subconsultant observation services for trail construction <br />from Darden Road to Auten Road. Services included measurement of placed <br />concrete, signage, sod, and other items as included on Daily Work Reports. <br />Construction began and was completed in 2017. <br />RELEVANT EXPERIENCE: HWC & MCCORMICK ENGINEERING <br />ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, IN <br />LaSalle Trail Phase 2 <br />HWC provided full-time inspection services for the Sugar Creek Trail project in <br />Crawfordsville, Indiana. <br />Project additions included an MSE wall structure spanning 223’ over an <br />unnamed tributary that outlets into Sugar Creek and an 8’ wide HMA bike trail <br />approximately 1,878’ in length from Schenck Road to the existing trailhead by <br />the Animal Welfare League. <br />The project also included installing 48” RCP in the MSE wall to divert the <br />water for the unnamed tributary to Little Honey Creek. MSE wall envelope was <br />backfilled entirely with #8 stone to ensure the MSE wall joints did not leak <br />from typical structure backfill material. <br />The $670,000 project was funded by INDOT and the City of Crawfordsville. <br />Sugar Creek Trail <br />CRAWFORDSVILLE, IN
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