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Point Design Group was the design engineer for the Sippo Valley Trail Bridge #4. This new bridge spans the West Sippo Creek Tributary in the City of Massillon in Stark County.
The 90 foot long, 10 foot wide, bridge replaced a timber railroad bridge in poor condition. The new single span structure takes the place of a rotted 6 span timber beam bridge, greatly improving the flow characteristics. Concrete abutments founded on steel piling were designed to support the prefabricated bridge truss. Point Design Group also performed the field survey and coordinated with a geotechnical engineer for the project.
Project Client:
The City of Green
Project Location:
Stark County
Services Included:
Bridge Design
Site Survey
Trail Design
Hydraulic Calculations
Point Design Group was contracted by St. Clair Township in Westmoreland County to provide engineering design and construction period services on three roadway widening and surfacing projects within the Township.
The 14-foot wide bridge reconnects the Ohio & Erie Canal towpath at a location where an aqueduct once transported canal boats over the river. The reemergence of the towpath as a recreational corridor was the driving force in providing this safe passage along this section of the towpath.
Point Design Group identified alternatives that not only improved the pavement conditions, drainage, and lighting on the Akron-Canton Airport entrance road and parking areas but also reduced congestion in front of the terminal and simplified ingress and egress.
This project marks Ohio’s first “Contraflow” bike lane and Stark County’s first dedicated bike lane. Point Design Group received three awards for this Canton, Ohio project, in 2014.
Point Design Group team was hired by the Stark Park District to complete the planning and design for this bridge over IR-77 that reconnects the Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath between Fort Laurens in Bolivar and the Village of Zoar.
Point Design Group teamed with H.R. Gray of Akron, Ohio, for this new $9.9 million Downtown Transformation Design-Build Project.