Egyptian Trail Reconstruction

Phase I, Phase II, and Phase III engineering services for the reconstruction of approximately 0.7 miles of the existing Egyptian Trail, which consists of turning a 2-lane rural cross section into a 3-lane urban cross section roadway.

Phase I project tasks included field topography, data collection, environmental clearance coordination, geometric alternative reviews, hydraulic study, traffic counts and analysis, roundabout intersection design, project development report, stormwater management report, and location drainage study. Phase I services also included Client, Public Agency, and Design Team coordination, and Public Open House outreach to the community.

Phase II design included preparation of construction plans, specifications, and estimates for the proposed roadway, roundabout, lighting, landscaping, sidewalks, driveways, ROW services, and a storm sewer system that includes pipe storage and underground stormwater detention.

Phase III construction services included daily on-site construction engineering, material testing, and IDOT documentation services to ensure the improvements were built in accordance with the plans and specifications.