Surveying
Mill 19 Project
Point Design Group was hired by Turner Construction to provide stakeout services for the Mill 19 Project.
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The survey included a topographic survey and cross sections of 50 feet intervals, 75 feet either side of the proposed centerline of trail and staking the proposed centerline of the trail at all angle points a maximum of 100 foot spacing.
Point Design Group was hired by Cleveland Metroparks to provide topographic surveys for the Mill Creek Connector Trail Phase Two proposed trail extension. The proposed multi-use trail extension started at Bacci Park and extended 5000 feet cross country to the city of Garfield Heights. The survey included a topographic survey and cross sections of 50 feet intervals, 75 feet either side of the proposed centerline of trail and staking the proposed centerline of the trail at all angle points a maximum of 100 foot spacing.
PDG prepared all AutoCAD existing conditions base map to be used in the design of the proposed trail. The survey was performed using GPS and conventional survey equipment and also located 28 soil borings that had been drilled along the trail.
Project Client:
Cleveland Metroparks
Project Location:
Cuyahoga County
Services Included:
Site Survey
Topographical Survey
Point Design Group was hired by Turner Construction to provide stakeout services for the Mill 19 Project.
Four consecutive task order renewals have never been commissioned to the same firm through ODOT District 4. This is a testimony to our quality work and our quality service to our client and the confidence ODOT has in the Point Design Group team.
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The survey included a topographic survey and cross sections of 50 feet intervals, 75 feet either side of the proposed centerline of trail and staking the proposed centerline of the trail at all angle points a maximum of 100 foot spacing.
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