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Hi All,
Join ASCE OC YMF for a technical tour of the Orange County Bridge Project: Tustin Ranch Road. The project is sponsored by OCTA. The technical tour will be given on Friday November 1st. Space is limited to first 20 registrants!
Before the tour we will meet up for a hardy lunch at Red Robin at the District. After lunch we will head over to the site which is approximately 4 miles away. If attendees can’t make it to lunch please meet us on site located on 2550 Edinger Ave, Tustin, CA. (Please park across the street, by the adjacent parking lot. We will huddle up near Jack in the box before we head to the site)
Space is limited at construction site. Make sure you save a spot in time. This event is open to all! For further information or questions, please contact the OC YMF Programs Chair, Gyan Sinha at gyan.sinha@kimley-horn.com.
The program schedule:
11:30 - Lunch at Red Robin at the District
12:30 - Head over to the site (Address: 2550 Edinger Ave, Tustin, CA)
12:45 - Technical tour Begins
2:00 - Finish Technical Tour
Special Note:
Please bring appropriate PPE (hard hat, vest, safety glasses and closed toe shoes.)
Registration
Please register on Eventbrite. (https://tustinranchroad.eventbrite.com/?ref=estw)
There is a discounted cost for early registration
*Cost of registration will cover lunch.
About the Project:
The former Marine Corp Air Station in Tustin is being transformed into a 1600 acre planned community named “Tustin Legacy”. Phase 1 of this project is completed and consists of mass grading, clearing and grubbing, major storm water system and retaining walls. Phase 2 began August 23, 2012 and will be completed by end of 2013. Phase two of Tustin Ranch Road Project involves new roadway paving, sidewalks, sound walls, street and landscape improvements, underground utilities and a new bridge over-crossing at Edinger Avenue.
The bridge is a 4-span, cast-in-place/prestressed box Girder Bridge, spanning over 6 lanes of Edinger Ave., Southern California Regional Rail Authority (SCRRA) two main line tracks and the Santa-Ana-Santa Fe Flood control channel. The bridge consists of extensive concrete work and a decorative metal arch railing was fabricated and installed directly above the concrete barriers on both sides of the bridge.
Thanks and have a great weekend!
Gyan Sinha, EIT
Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc.
765 The City Drive, Suite 200
Orange, CA 92868
gyan.sinha@kimley-horn.com
Direct: (714) 705-1356
Fax: (714) 938 9488 |