LOXAHATCHEE ROAD MOBILITY PROJECT
FROM ARTHUR R. MARSHALL LOXAHATCHEE NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE TO SR 7/US 441
CEI - Construction Engineering Inspection
SCOPE OF WORK
Castillo Engineering provides construction engineering inspection services for the improvements to Loxahatchee Road within the City of Parkland.
The project’s intent is to enhance the road infrastructure to support the Broward County Mobility Program. The scope of this project includes widening the road to accommodate bike lanes, creating a continuous sidewalk on the south side, and constructing roundabouts at Nob Hill Road, University Drive, and Parkside Drive. Additionally, the project involves adding an eastbound left turn lane onto SR 7/US 441, milling and resurfacing the roadway, and upgrading signage and pavement markings.
CLIENT
Florida Department of Transportation (District 4)
LOCATION
Parkland, Florida
PROJECT COST
$33.5 Million
US-1 / FEDERAL HIGHWAY MOBILITY PROJECT
PEMBROKE ROAD TO SHERIDAN STREET
CEI - Construction Engineering Inspection
SCOPE OF WORK
Castillo Engineering provided construction engineering inspection services for the improvements to US-1 within the City of Hollywood.
The project’s intent is to enhance the road infrastructure to support the Broward County Mobility Program. The scope of this project includes milling and resurfacing the existing pavement, as well as modifying the pavement markings along SR-5 / US-1 / Federal Highway to accommodate 4-foot bicycle lanes in each direction. Additionally, the installation of 138 new light poles and the upgrading of existing lighting to LED will enhance visibility throughout the area. Concrete sidewalks were replaced with pavers from Monroe Street to Van Buren Street and from Polk Street to Fillmore Street. Existing pavers at signalized intersections between Van Buren Street and Pembroke Road were removed, and decorative stamped asphalt crosswalks were installed at all signalized intersections to improve aesthetics and safety.
CLIENT
Florida Department of Transportation (District 4)
LOCATION
Hollywood, Florida
PROJECT COST
$7.2 million
