FPL and Associates, Inc.

The Port of Los Angeles (POLA) dredged the marina to revitalize the facility as an environmentally friendly waterfront tourist attraction.

The 9.5 mile toll road connects the Otay Mesa international cargo crossing with the inland freeway system and facilitates trade and land development.

FPL provided the civil, structural, and electrical engineering design for seven (7) Bay Area toll bridges.

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Reposting from SANDAG

Reposting from Caltrans District 12

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FPL designed the on-ramp from the intersection of Blaine Street and 11th Street to southbound I-110.

FPL provided the civil, structural, and electrical engineering design to install in-lane hardware, plaza hardware, communications conduit, and power conduit. Overhead in-lane equipment included Patch Antenna, Yagi Antenna, violation detection system (VDS), black-and-white and color CCTV cameras and lights, VDS light sensor, and the violation enforcement system for seven (7) toll bridges in the Bay Area. FPL’s design was approved by Caltrans District 4.

As the prime consultant, FPL was responsible for parking planning/design, parking configuration, handicapped parking, long term parking space designation and bus route assignment; and architectural, mechanical, and electrical design. FPL’s scope included parking lots, canopies, a new platform, bus bays, paratransit/dial-a-ride and van pool operating bays, a pedestrian underpass, a ticket machine, and passenger amenities consistent with SCRRA.

http://www.octa.net//Completed-SR-91-Project-Cuts-through/