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Enhancements to Mobility for City of Corpus Christi

April 19, 2016

Harbor Bridge Replacement Project Corpus Christi, Texas

Flatiron/Dragados USA,JVEquity Owner: ! Flatiron Constructors, Inc.! ! Dragados USA, Inc.

Team Includes:

Harbor Bridge Project Corpus Christi, Texas

• Cable stayed bridge experts;• Proven local Texas designers and

contractors;• Leaders in delivering design-build

projects in North America

Who are we?

Rendering View from Whataburger Field

Longest Cable Stay Span in North America1,655’ Main Span

Rendering View from Whataburger Field at Night

Corpus Christi: A Beacon of Coastal BeautyIconic Nighttime Aesthetics

Enhanced ConnectivityNorth Beach AreaEnhanced SEA District AccessSame Neighborhood Access

Bicycle/Pedestrian Connectivity

Visual Quality

Segmental Bridge Approach

US 181/IH 37 Interchange

Segmental Bridge Approach

Signature Iconic Bridge

DOWNTOWN

SEA DISTRICT

PORT

NORTH BEACH

Interchange Enhancements

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Red Alternative Interchange Enhanced InterchangeCreating Multiple Free Flowing Gateways

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Enhanced Mobility for All Traffic by Eliminating 6 Signals

Breakwater

Breakwater

Breakwater

Red Alternative Shared Lane for Bicyclists

Enhancement Shared Use Path for Bicyclists and Pedestrians

North Beach Area - Shared Use Path EnhancementNorthbound Frontage Road

10’ Shared Use Path for 2-Directional Bicycles

and Pedestrians

16’ Shared Lane for Northbound Bicycles

and 5’ Sidewalk

Enhanced SEA District Access: To IH 37 & SH 286 (SB)

DOWNTOWN

SEA DISTRICTPORT

37N

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E Port Ave

US 181

286

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Enhanced SEA District Access: To IH 37 & US 181 (NB)

SEA DISTRICTPORT

E Port Ave

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286

US 181

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W Broadway St

Leopard St

Nueces St

Winnebago St

Antelope St

Buffalo St

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Neighborhood Access Remains Same as Red Alternative

DOWNTOWN

SEA DISTRICTPORT

Mestina St

Lipan St

Leopard St

W Broadway St

286

Pedestrian/Bicycle Connectivity

May 12, 2015 R/UDAT Downtown Area Development Plan Same Connectivity as Red Alternative Alignment

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US 181

Leopard StThis Project will Provide Bicycle Lanes

This Project will Provide

SUP On Approach and Cable Stay Bridge

Visual Quality

Corpus Christi: A Beacon of Coastal Beauty

Northbound Bridge Landscape Gateway

SHARED USE PATH ENTRANCE

(SEE SKETCH)

RECYCLED, CRUSHED, CONCRETE SHAPED BAND. BLUE ECO-STAIN WITH NANOTECHNOLOGY THAT CLEANS THE AIR

RECYCLED, CRUSHED,

STAINED CONCRETE

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BCTB PLANTER

BIKE RACK

TRAIL

MAP

WALL BENCH

Northbound Bridge Shared Use Path Gateway Entrance

Community Plaza ConceptENERGY GENERATING WIND SCULPTURE

WIND HARP

THEMATICBIKE RACK

SPELLS CORPUS CHRISTI

XERISCAPE

SOLAR BRICKPAVER

ACCENTS WITH LED

LIGHTS

WATER FEATURE

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CONCRETETRAFFICBARRIER

NEIGHBORHOOD MOBILITY �KEE��d/KE��SURFBOARD AVE.

CONCRETE TRAFFIC BARRIER PLANTER FOR PROTECTION

BIKE RACKSUP MAP SIGNAGE

SPECIAL PAVING

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North Beach Area SharedUse Path Gateway Entrance

Shared Use Path Belvedere on Bridge

A Field Map to the Stars with constellations laser cut in metal, NHS]HUPaLK�HUK�WV^KLY�JVH[LK�ÄUPZO�West

facing views of the stunning towers &

East facing views of the coastline, Whataburger Field, Downtown, North Beach, and the SEA District

LED lighting to frame the sculpture

Educational plaques

Eco-friendly bench of recycled composite

Bike racks will be placed near belvedere

Telescopes for bird watching andsky viewing

Design Charette with Community to Select Aesthetic Features

Full Day in Corpus ChristiSelect a Day in Coming Months (Either July, August, September or October)

FINALBRIDGE

AESTHETICFEATURES

Design Charette to Select Aesthetic FeaturesBridge Aesthetic Lighting Color PatternsPedestrian Railing StyleRoadway Sign Structure Column Details/Way Finding SculpturesConcrete Texture/Pattern for Abutments and Noise Walls

Lighting Patterns Railing Style

Existing

NewImagine the Natural Beauty of this Connectivity

New Rendering View - Lake St and Josephine St

Community InvolvementDesign CharetteSustainability WorkshopPublic Input MeetingsNeighborhood MeetingsConstruction Sidewalk TalksEducational Program for StudentsVarious Community EventsJob Fair

Corpus Christi: A Beacon of Coastal Beauty

A Field Map to the Stars with constellations laser cut in metal, NHS]HUPaLK�HUK�WV^KLY�JVH[LK�ÄUPZO�West

facing views of the stunning towers &

East facing views of the coastline, Whataburger Field, Downtown, North Beach, and the SEA District

LED lighting to frame the sculpture

Educational plaques

Eco-friendly bench of recycled composite

Bike racks will be placed near belvedere

Telescopes for bird watching andsky viewing

ENERGY GENERATING WIND SCULPTURE

WIND HARP

THEMATICBIKE RACK

SPELLS CORPUS CHRISTI

XERISCAPE

SOLAR BRICKPAVER

ACCENTS WITH LED

LIGHTS

WATER FEATURE

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Flatiron/Dragados LLC500 North Shoreline BoulevardSuite 500Corpus Christi, Texas 78401361.288.2900 (Main)361.446.9542 (Public Information)1.877.227.4144 (Toll Free Hotline)publicinformation@harborbridge.com

US 181 Harbor Bridge ProjectUpdate to Corpus Christi City Council

April 19, 2016

Overall Enhancements• The new interchange enhancements will provide improved mobility andgreater connectivity to areas near the Port, SEA district, and downtown.

• The enhancements include an emphasis on bicycle and pedestrianconnectivity and the overall visual quality of the Harbor Bridge Project,including the North Beach and downtown areas.

• The enhancements presented are part of the overall Design-Build process.This process includes the HBP team’s overall commitment to refine designelements over the life of the project to achieve the greatest results.

• The enhancements keep original access to neighborhoods included underthe Red Alternative.

Elimination of Six Signals• A major enhancement includes the elimination of a cluster of six trafficsignals included in the original design, with the intent to create free flowingmobility.

• In the original design, the traffic signals were to be clustered within a twoblock area at the following intersections.

1. Northbound Frontage Road (Brownlee) and Leopard2. Northbound Frontage Road (Brownlee) and Eastbound Frontage Road (Antelope)3. Northbound Frontage Road (Brownlee) and Westbound Frontage Road (Buffalo)4. Southbound Frontage Road (Culberson) and Westbound Frontage Road (Buffalo)5. Southbound Frontage Road (Culberson) and Eastbound Frontage Road (Antelope)6. Southbound Frontage Road (Culberson) and Leopard

• Elimination of these signals will create multiple free flowing gateways intoand out of the Port, SEA district and downtown areas.

Enhanced Port and Refinery Access• Access from Nueces Bay Blvd to northbound US181 and southboundCrosstown Expressway has been greatly improved allowing access to the directconnector ramps.

• This will allow semi-trucks and other large commercial vehicles to avoid signalsand maintain highway speeds when entering the bridge. It will also direct semi-trucks and commercial vehicles away from streets used by passenger vehicles.

North Beach Area• The enhancements in the North Beach area include an enhanced connectionnear Walnut Street, additional safety measures at Our Lady Star of the SeaChurch, enhanced connection between northbound and southbound frontageroads at Bridgeport Avenue and enhanced shared use path between BurlesonStreet and Beach Avenue.

Enhanced Connection near Walnut Street- Maintains neighborhood connectivity and improves safety.Our Lady of the Sea Church - Improves safety for access to the church.Enhanced connection between Northbound and Southbound frontage roads-Improves circulation for north beach residents. Enhanced shared used path between Burleson Street and Beach Avenue- Removes bicycle traffic from the northbound frontage road and provides a separate, buffered, bi-directional, shared use path. This also adds connectivity to the Rincon Channel Bird Viewing Area.

SEA District Access• Overall improves traffic flow and mobility exiting and entering the SEA district.

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