HOW WE HELPED
The project included new roadway, sidewalk, drainage, and signing/pavement markings. The placement of the roundabout location was critical to minimize right of way acquisition and roadway approach improvements while also attaining significant safety benefits. Additionally, the environmental requirements included following the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and acquiring permits or clearances for stream and wetland impacts, threatened and/or endangered species, cultural resources (including architecture and archaeology), air, noise, and hazardous materials/due diligence investigations. Since the project was located within the boundaries of three National Register of Historic Places eligible Civil War Battlefields, our work included meetings with various historical agency staff, development of recommendations and cost estimates, conducting field investigations and research, and documenting the findings in a final report.
McCormick Taylor's primary services included roadway design to develop conceptual, preliminary and final design construction plans, traffic engineering, stormwater management and drainage design, right-of-way (ROW) acquisition, utility coordination, and preparation of bid documents. Additional activities included survey, preparation of ROW plats, lighting, and construction administration services.
