Overview

The firm of Lars Andersen & Associates, Inc. specializes in taking projects from conception to completion, working with our clients as a part of the Lars Andersen team. The satisfaction of those we work for is always of paramount importance to us, and our goal is to ensure their approval at all stages of a project. In short, hiring Lars Andersen means you are part of our Team, and we will do our best to ensure your approval. As a Small Business Enterprise with LEED Accredited staff and a Certified Access Specialist (CASp) In-House, we consistently put out great work which separates the Firm of Lars Andersen & Associates as a Leading Firm in the Industry. Our sterling reputation with Public Works Officials, various Municipalities, Developers and Architects has allowed us to establish wonderful relationships in both the public and private sectors.

Friday, May 28, 2010

Trail Projects

Westberry Bike Trail, Madera, CA




Fresno River Trail Phase IV (Westberry Bike Trail), a 10’-0” wide asphalt connection of existing bike trail along the south side of the Fresno River from the approximate alignment of Westberry Boulevard to Road 24 with total length of 2,260 feet. Alignment of trail required to meander to avoid existing power poles and MID right-of-way lines. Scope of work also included chain link fences and gates at the MID canal, tree landscaping irrigation and the preparation of an easement dedication. This project was a CMAQ (federal) and Government Stimulus (ARRA) funded project.







Gateway Drive ADA Improvements, Madera, CA



Gateway Drive ADA Sidewalk Trail, a connection of 8’-0” wide concrete sidewalk / bike trail along Gateway Drive from south of Rotary Park to north of the existing Gateway bridge and continue to south of existing bridge to west Central Avenue intersection. An approximate total length of 900 feet which was designed to comply with FHWA and ADA standards and requirements along with the applicable local, state and federal permit requirement. Project scope of work also included the re-striping of the existing bridge to allow bike path lanes and signage. This project was CDBG funded.







Fresno River Bike Trail Undercrossing at Gateway Drive and UPRR, Madera, CA



Fresno River Bike Trail Undercrossing at Gateway and UPRR Bridges (Federal and FHWA funded), was a connection of 8’-0” wide reinforced concrete bike / pedestrian trail, just east of State Highway 99 to existing bike trail approximately 150 feet east of UPRR; an approximate total length of 822 feet. Maximum difference of the existing and the proposed grades of this project was approximately 12.73’ and was designed to comply with FHWA and ADA standards and requirements along with the applicable local, state and federal permit requirements. It also included the design of railroad crossing structures, security fencing and gates.
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