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EVA D. VARGAS, P.E.
<br />Project Manager
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<br />• Project Manager: Widening and reconstruction of Richmond Road in Warrensville
<br />Heights and Highland Hills, for the Ohio Department of Transportation I7istrict
<br />Twelve. The work for this 0.6 mile section included complete removal of the 2-lane
<br />road, replacement with a 4-lane reinforced concrete pavement with left turning lanes
<br />and a 30-foot median, construction of new storm sewers, sanitary sewer, waterline
<br />relocation, pavement marking, signing, right-of-way and maintenance of traffic.
<br />Extensive coordination was performed to match work on adjoining projects and with
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<br />private utility owners.
<br />• Project Manager: Interstate Route 480, Landscape and Slope Erosion Control. The
<br />17 mile section included design for slope restoration, slope stabilization, landscaping
<br />and screening along the highway, interchanges, ramps and intersections.
<br />Responsibilities included project management, coordination with various sub-
<br />consultants and technical assistance to project assigned staff.
<br />• Project Manager: GEA-322/306-0.59/11.89, Highway Improvements to U.S. Route
<br />322, Geauga County. The work includes the improvement of a 2.5 mile section of
<br />U.S. Route 322 from 2 lanes to 4lanes and S lanes, and 0.52 mile of State Route 306
<br />to 5 lanes. The preliminary phase consisted of environmental studies (cultural
<br />resources, wetlands and ecological surveys, inventory of hazardous materials, noise
<br />analysis) and engineering design for the establishment of horizontal and vertical
<br />alignment, relocation of Caves Road, pavement design and typical sections. The Line,
<br />Grade and Typical Section Submission and the Preliminary Right-of-Way Plans were
<br />submitted and approved.
<br />• Project Manager: STA-687-3.45, Widening and Reconstruction of 1.4 mile section
<br />of Fulton Road (SR687) in Stark County from two and three lanes to five lanes, for
<br />the Ohio Department of Transportation District Four. Work included the preparation
<br />of an environmental document covering cultural resources, hazardous materials, noise,
<br />air quality, social and economic factors, and land use. The roadway scope included
<br />alignment studies, profiles, drainage, utilities, right-of-way needs and cost estimates.
<br />Project Manager: Various bridge replacexnent projects for the Ohio Department of
<br />Transportation in Districts One, Two, Three, Four, Seven, Nine, Ten and Twelve.
<br />Work has included a variety of bridge types, with dif£erent needs regarding roadway
<br />design for establishment of horizontal and vertical clearances. Drainage designs have
<br />included open and closed systems, and several have required special designs for
<br />pavement, maintenance of traffic, and superelevation. Bridges have been loca.ted in
<br />urban a,nd rural settings, requiring coordination with railroad companies, utility
<br />owners, and public and private agencies.
<br />PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS:
<br />1987, Civil Engineering, 5tate of Ohio
<br />1998, Civil Engineering, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
<br />PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS:
<br />American Society of Civil Engineers
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