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“Take a Walk On The Wild Side”

Schedule of Events 5:30 PM Reception/Animal Exhibits 7:00 PM Dinner 8:00 PM Awards 9:00 PM Scholarship/Raffle Opportunity Drawing 9:15 PM Dancing

San Diego 2012-2013 Officers & DirectorsJAMES FROST, PE, President

TIM SHELL, PE, President-ElectSTEVE FITZWILLIAM, PE, Vice President

JENIENE KNIGHT, TreasurerJOHN KILPS, PE, Secretary

ANTHONY SANCHEZ, Ph.D., PE, Director A

EMIL RUDOLPH, P.E., Director BMARK HILL, PE, Director C

CRAIG SHANNON, PE, YMF DirectorLARRY PIERCE, PE, Region 9 Governor

DEAN GIPSON, PE, Past President

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american SOcieTy Of civil engineerS

Thank You To Our Sponsors

Wine

TY Lin International

CenterpieCe

Simon Wong Engineering

program

Rick EngineeringBeta Engineering

a/V

CH2M HillRBF Consulting

aWard

Kimley-HornURS

AtkinsHDR Engineering

Lion

Nolte Vertical Five

eLephant

Ninyo & MooreV&A Consulting

Duckor Spradling Metzger & Wynne

giraffe

Dokken EngineeringGeocon

Snipes-Dye AssociatesSouthern California Soil & Testing

meerkat

RCP Block & BrickSDG&E

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Awards Event Committee

Chair: Steven Fitzwilliam, Geosyntec Consultants

Committee:Jennifer Barrett, CH2M Hill

Allison Brittain, Simon Wong Engineering/KleinfelderJacque Bushardt, Simon Wong Engineering/Kleinfelder

Paul Cooley, MWH Americas, Inc.James Frost, Simon Wong Engineering/Kleinfelder

Rebekah Gladson, FAIA DBIA, rggroup global, inc.Mike Harding, Geosyntec Consultants

Jeniene KnightDean Gipson, HDR Engineering, Inc.

James Lew, UCSD StudentAnna F. Roppo, Esq., Duckor Spradling Metzger & Wynne

Timothy Shell, City of VistaMark Webb, Nolte Vertical Five (NV5)

Cathy Riley, ASCE

Awards Selection Committee

Manuel Aceves, Life MemberDavid Akers, Life Member

Keith Gallistel, Life MemberNadine L. Martin, Caltrans

Timothy Stanton, Life MemberJohn Williamson, Life Member

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Thank You to our Opportunity Prize Drawing Contributors for 2013

(In alphabetical order)

Thank You to our Opportunity Prize Drawing Contributors for 2013

Anthony’s Fish Grotto – Gift card ($25 value)Athens Market Café – Gift certificate ($20 value)

Big 5 Sporting Goods – Gift certificate ($25 value)Big Bear – 5 Night stay in 3-bedroom cabin – Wayne Lindholm

Birch Aquarium – 4 passes ($56 value)Boomers – 4 rounds Miniature Golf

Catalina Island – Flying Fish Adventure for Two – rggroup global, inc.Cheesecake Factory – Gift card ($25 value)

Diamond Tennis Bracelet – rggroup global, inc.Edgewater Grill – Gift certificate ($25 value)

Estancia La Jolla Hotel & Spa – Dinner for two at Mustangs & Burros ($100 value)Fish Market – Gift certificate ($50 value)

Flagship Cruises & Events – Harbor Tour for two ($54 value)Fred Astaire Dance Studio – 2 private lessons

Fred’s Mexican Café – Gift certificate ($25 value)Grapeline Wine Tours – 2 Wine Shuttle Passes

Great News! Cookware & Cooking School – Cooking class ($49 value)H&M Landing – 3 hour Whale Watch Adventure (2 - 50% off coupons)

Handlery Hotel San Diego – One night stay for twoHawaiian Gift Basket – including signed ukulele

Hornblower Cruises & Events – 2 Seafarer’s Passes for one or two hour Harbor Cruise ($70 value)King’s Seafood Company – Gift certificate ($25 value)

Legoland California Resort – 3 coupons for children’s tickets with purchase of adult ticketMaritime Museum of San Diego – 4 passes ($64 value)

Midway Tour – 12 tickets and Private Tour – rggroup global, inc.Mission Inn – One night stay ($205 value) rggroup global, inc.

Peohe’s – Gift card ($25 value)Phantom Wine – 2 Bottles

Poseidon’s – Gift card ($25 value)Poway Center for the Performing Arts – 2 vouchers good for two tickets to 2013-2014 shows

Roppongi – Gift certificate ($20 value)Rubio’s – Gift catering gift certificate ($50 value)

Sammy’s Woodfired Pizza – Gift certificate ($25 value)San Diego Children’s Museum – 4 admissions

San Diego Giant Dipper – 6 single ride or attraction passesSan Diego Natural History Museum – 4 passes ($36 value)

San Diego Repertory Theatre – 4 tickets to any performance ($204 value)San Diego Zoo – 2 tickets to the Safari Park, Coffee Mug, Plush toy and Cookies

San Diego Zoo – 2 tickets to the Safari Park or Zoo ($88 value)Save Our Heritage Organization – 6 tickets to Whaley House Museum/Marston House Museum ($50 value)

The Wave Water Park – 2 admissionsViejas Grove Steakhouse – Gift certificate ($100 value)

Villa Los Arcos – 4-night stay at villa in Puerto Vallarta for up to 10 people – Pat McCall Esq.Williams Sonoma – Gift Basket

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ASCE Region 9 Awards for 2013 from the San Diego Section

(Presented March 2013 in Sacramento)

proJeCt aWard reCipientSproJeCt of the Year

Harbor Drive Pedestrian BridgeT.Y. Lin International

Centre City, Development CorporationoutStanding enVironmentaL engineering proJeCt

Charles David Keeling ApartmentsNasland Engineering

University of California, San DiegooutStanding roadWaY & highWaY proJeCt

I-15 Express Lanes, South Segment - Unit 2AECOM

Caltrans, District 11, San DiegooutStanding urban/Land deVeLopment proJeCt

Miramar National Cemetery, Phase IBurkett & Wong Engineers

Department of Veterans Affairs

indiViduaL aWard reCipientS outStanding CiViL engineer in the pubLiC SeCtor

David Umstot, P.E.Vice Chancellor Facilities – Management, San Diego Community College District

outStanding CiViL engineer in CommunitY SerViCe

Eric Scherch, P.E.Project Engineer, HDR, Inc.

outStanding aSCe praCtitioner adViSor

Taryn Dunbar, P.E.Assistant Civil Engineer

outStanding aSCe faCuLtY adViSor

Bruce Urquhart, P.E.Division Chief - Land Surveys

Division, Califomia Department of TransportationDistrict 11 San Diego; Part-Time Faculty, San Diego State University

Civil Engineering DepartmentoutStanding CiViL engineering Student

Jeniene KnightUC San Diego Structural Engineering

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ASCE San Diego Section

2012Award Recipients

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ASCE San Diego Section 2012 Outstanding Individual Award Recipients

CiViL engineer priVate SeCtor

moLLY k. amendt, p.e. proJeCt manager

San diego gaS & eLeCtriC

Molly is a member of the San Diego chapter of the ASCE, the Younger Member Forum. In 2012 she held the position of membership chair and put her focus on membership recruitment and retention. In 2012 Molly also organized a civil engineering workshop that identified and updated local engineering market opportunities. Molly is also a member of SWE and led a civil engineering

activity targeted at 5th through 8th grade Girl Scouts.

Molly was the construction manager responsible for the road construction and work pad development for the SDG&E Sunrise Powerlink which was completed on time and on budget in 2012. This $1.88 billion dollar, 117 mile EHV transmission line project will not only provide a renewable energy pathway into the San Diego area for many years into the future, but the timely completion in June 2012 provided relief from the tight energy needs during the summer of 2012.

faCuLtY adViSor

robert k. doWeLL, ph.d., p.e.aSSoCiate profeSSor, San diego State uniVerSitY

Professor Robert K. Dowell, Ph.D., P.E. is a professor of structural engineering in the Department of Civil, Construction and Environmental Engineering at San Diego State University. Dr. Dowell is one of the advisors for the ASCE SDSU steel bridge and concrete canoe team. Student members gain knowledge and hands-on experience in structural design and analysis for two very different types of structures using computer aided programs such as SAP2000 and by

performing hand calculations.

Dr. Dowell is the advisor of SDSU’s Seismic Design Team. He enhances their knowledge of structural design with earthquake engineering basics. In addition, he assists the team by performing seismic response tests of the team’s five-foot balsa wood structure. The team is able to observe the structure’s performance under seismic ground motion. Dr. Dowell assisted UCSD’s Seismic Design Team last year by providing the use of SDSU’s shake table, designed and built by Dr. Dowell, to perform seismic performance tests under loading. As an adjunct professor at UCSD, he provides a hands-on project using structural design and analysis using SAP2000 and CAD to student members.

Dr. Dowell performs research related to bridges and buildings, including structural testing and detailed nonlinear analyses. He designed and built in-house the first earthquake shaking table at SDSU. In addition, he designed the RC UCSD shake table.

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CiViL engineering Student San diego State uniVerSitY

karina gueVara

Ms. Karina Guevara has shown her dedication as a student member of ASCE SDSU for three years. She served as Events Chair encouraging students to stay involved within ASCE and recruiting others to join. Ms. Guevara organized joint events with the ASCE YMF and ASCE UCSD. As a result, membership recruitment, income from dues, and the excitement exuding from the student chapter increased for the first time in many years.

Inspired by professional engineers reaching out to assist students in related fields, Ms. Guevara mentors and encourages other students to join the ASCE student chapter and attend regional conferences and professional networking opportunities with the ASCE San Diego Section and ASCE YMF. She applied her engineering technical skills to assist the ASCE Pacific Southwest Conference (PSWC) concrete canoe and steel bridge teams. Ms. Guevara is currently a fifth year SDSU student serving as Fundraising Chair.

Ms. Guevara is currently serving her third term as Vice President and continues to work towards strengthening the organization’s focus on project goals and improving business aspects of the organization’s operations. The most important aspect of her involvement has been her dedication to the clean water project, “Agua Para Siempre”. She is currently working part-time as a Storm Water intern for the City of San Marcos in the engineering department. She continues to reach out to students of ASCE SDSU and ASCE UCSD with joint events.

praCtitioner adViSor at uniVerSitY of CaLifornia, San diego

eriC kJoLSing, p.e., m.b.a.ph.d. program, uniVerSitY of CaLifornia, San diegoMr. Eric Kjolsing, P.E., M.B.A, has been a dedicated and outstanding ASCE San Diego Section Member since 2004. His service with the ASCE YMF includes PE Review Course Instructor for Structural Design and Seismic Design. He attended the Region 8&9 WRYMC in 2010. He served as ASCE YMF Scholarship Chair and rejoined the ASCE YMF Board as

Social Chair. Mr. Kjolsing maintained a strong connection with UCSD’s student chapter. He assisted UCSD’s student chapter as Graduate Liaison in 2008. He participated in the ASCE Pacific Southwest Regional Conference (PSWRC) for UCSD’s Concrete Canoe Team. He was the Seismic Design Project Manager in 2006 and he served as a team member in 2005.

Mr. Kjolsing’s exceptional service as UCSD’s Practitioner Advisor helped bring the student chapter to an award-winning level in 2012. As a Practitioner Advisor, Mr. Kjolsing’s combined experience and knowledge from the professional field, academia, and university work. With a focus in Civil Engineering and Earthquake Engineering and an exemplary academic background, Mr. Eric Kjolsing graduated as Summa Cum Laude with Department Distinction, Provost’s Honors, and was honored receiving the Departmental Academic Achievement Award in 2007. He was awarded the AACE International Scholarship winner (2007), ASCE Charles Smith Memorial Scholarship winner (2006 and 2007), and ACI Scholarship Award winner (2006 and 2007).

As an Associate Bridge Engineer for Moffatt and Nichol. Mr. Kjolsing’s worked on award-winning projects such as the South Milliken Avenue Grade Separation in Ontario. Mr. Kjolsing is currently in the Ph.D. Structural Engineering program of UCSD researching Vibration Control, Energy Harvesting, and Finite Element Modeling. He presented Modified Compression Field Theory as a guest speaker for the Bridge Design class.

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Younger CiViL engineer

LiSe muCo

aSSoCiate bridge engineer, Simon Wong engineering/kLeinfeLder

Lise joined ASCE in college at the University of California San Diego, where she participated in student chapter meetings and the concrete canoe competition. After she graduated with a BS in Structural Engineering from UCSD, she became an active member of YMF San Diego. She joined the 2008 YMF Scholarship committee where she helped advertise the YMF scholarship

at the different San Diego junior colleges and universities. She volunteered regularly with the San Diego General Section house committee. In 2010, she took on the PE review co-chair position. Lise became the YMF treasurer. Lise has participated in many other YMF events such as feeding the homeless at St Vincent de Paul and volunteering at the resume workshop at the local colleges.

Before graduating with her BS in Structural engineering at UCSD, Lise interned with Caltrans for a little over 6 months as a student assistant on the I-15 managed lanes project. Upon graduation she was hired by Simon Wong Engineering. Lise has worked as a bridge engineer for the past 5 years with Simon Wong Engineering. She has worked on notable projects throughout San Diego County such as the seismic retrofit of the North Torrey Pines Bridge.

CiViL engineering Student, uniVerSitY of CaLifornia, San diego

daVid naJeraMr. David Najera is a dedicated and outstanding ASCE UCSD member serving his fourth year and joined the officer board as a Transfer Representative to increase student awareness and involvement with the student chapter, ASCE Section, National, and YMF. He developed and maintained a new and more professional website as Webmaster. Going beyond his officer duties, he assisted UCSD’s President with student meeting presentations, presented updates at

Section Board meetings, and was a vital part preparing the career fair, ASCE Order of the Engineer, Industry Panel Open Forum, and senior reception at UCSD.

Mr. Najera currently serves as the Career Development Director. He organized the YMF Resume Workshop with the YMF VP-Education. Mr. Najera was honored to lead as Project Manager and Webmaster developing a new revitalized website for the ASCE Section. He worked closely with members of the ASCE Section Board and YMF Webmaster as consultants on the project. He was engaged with assisting the SEAOSD and ACI board. He currently assists the ASCE Section as a website consultant, sub-contractor for special website projects, and Webmaster for the ASCE Section’s 2015 100th Anniversary Committee. Mr. Najera is an Architectural Intern for Martinez & Cutri Corporation and a Research Assistant for Dr. Krysl in UCSD’ s Structural Engineering Department.

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praCtitioner adViSor at, uniVerSitY of CaLifornia, San diego

Senior proJeCt manager, John prinCe, p.e., Q.S.d.rbf ConSuLting

John is a past President for the San Diego Younger Member Forum (YMF). During John’s presidency with the YMF, the San Diego chapter hosted the Western Regional Younger Member Council (WRYMC) conference with over 300 young professional leaders from the western US. John also instituted the ASCE Current Market Workshop. The idea from the workshop came from the need for young professionals looking for work to gain more insight

on current market trends and opportunities. His passion for mentoring young professionals in the civil engineering industry led John to organize and implement the ASCE YMF San Diego Career Shadow Program.

He is particularly passionate about Building Information Modeling (BIM) and has spoken extensively at industry functions on the topic. He leads the charge within RBF to implement BIM on a larger scale and to utilize the newest 3D design software available to better serve clients. John is generous with his time mentoring young people interested in a career in Civil Engineering. He is an adjunct professor at San Diego State University, teaching “Introduction to Civil Engineering”, as well as the “Senior Design” course. John has been recognized with several awards through RBF’s Employee Recognition Program. In 2010.

aSCe Life member

timothY n. Stanton, p.e., L.S.diStriCt engineer, retired

Timothy N. Stanton, P.E. has been a member of ASCE since 1968, is a Life Member, was named 2010 Outstanding Civil Engineer in the Public Sector by the San Diego Section, member of the 2011 San Diego Section Awards Selection Committee. As a member of the Southern Arizona Branch of the ASCE served on the ASCE Comprehensive Plan for Pima County Task Force and appeared in the Phoenix Branch ASCE Video recruiting minority students to Engineering and Science Careers. He was nominated for Fellow by the San Diego

Chapter of ASCE. In addition to ASCE he has been a member of the American Concrete Institute (ACI), the Association of California Water Agencies, member of water quality committee, and the Earthquake Engineering Institute. Valley of the Sun United Way Chairperson of Services Division

He practiced Civil Engineering in a broad range of industries including Bridge and Structural Division of the City of Los Angeles, Foundations and Structures Department of SCE, established the Civil/Structural Engineering Department at Tucson Gas and Electric, Chief Engineer and Director of Civil Engineering at Salt River Project in Phoenix Arizona, District Engineer at Otay Municipal Water District, Deputy Director of Land Development in the County Department of Public Works, responsible for County Surveying, Land Development, County Sanitation Districts and Flood Control, and District Engineer for the Ramona Municipal Water District.

He provided leadership in development, implementation, and maintenance of Civil/Structural/ Architectural Standards for design and construction throughout his career and was Chairperson of the San Diego Area Regional Standard Committee (RSC) for over 14 years And established a website to improve communication and accessibility to the standards.

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Award of Merit

Rail & Mass Transit

LoW fLoor Station program – green Line extenSion & orange Line improVement

Engineer of Record: CH2M HillOwner: SANDAG, MTS

The Green Line Extension and Orange Line Improvement Project improved seventeen trolley stations in the Cities of San Diego, Lemon Grove, and La Mesa. Station renovations provided enhanced amenities for passengers and enabled low floor vehicle operations, reducing travel time and increasing system reliability and safety for transit patrons.

Bridge

nordahL road interChange modifiCation

Engineer of Record: Simon Wong EngineeringOwner: City of Escondido

Nordahl Road Interchange Improvement replaced and existing 4-span structure that had substandard vertical clearance of 14'-9" with a new 2-span structure with a vertical clearance of 16'8". The project improves the operational characteristics of the interchange and will accommodate future improvements to the SR-78 corridor.

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Award of Merit

Dams & Reservoirs

WeSt ViCtoria reSerVoir retrofit

Engineer of Record: AECOMOwner: Padre Dam Municipal Water District

Padre Dam’s West Victoria Reservoir Rehabilitation Project is a great example of the benefits of retrofitting. Rather than completely demolishing and constructing a new facility, the District achieved primary goal of extending the useful life while utilizing fewer materials and producing less waste; benefitting the entire community.

Dams & Reservoirs

paLa meSa tank

Engineer of Record: Infrastructure Engineering CorporationOwner: Rainbow Municipal Water District

The Pala Mesa Tank project was a critical component of the District’s overall mission of providing a safe and reliable water supply to its customers. The use of innovative planning, design, and construction approaches made the project an unqualified success and enabled the District to achieve its goals and objectives.

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Award of Merit

Historic

miSSion beaCh pLunge buiLding eVaCuation

Engineer of Record: Harris & AssociatesOwner: City of San Diego

The Mission Beach Plunge Building Evaluation project determined the building’s current structural condition and the repairs required for both its short-term and long-term function. Under a tight timeline, Harris & Associates provided three different approaches to repair recommendations to help the City of San Diego re-open the plunge in timely manner

while presenting additional options to maintain and preserve this treasured historic landmark for all to enjoy.

Highway & Road

43rd Street reaLignment

Engineer of Record: City of San DiegoOwner: City of San Diego

The 43rd Street Roadway Realignment Project improved traffic flow through an unconventional intersection and provided increased safety features for pedestrians and motorists. The project also includes underground conversion of overhead dry utilities and the installation of a biofiltration basin in support of the City of San Diego Clean Water Program.

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Award of Merit

Highway & Road

JamaCha bouLeVard improVementS

Engineer of Record: Nolte Vertical FiveOwner: County of San Diego

The project included the widening of Jamacha Boulevard from Sweetwater Springs Boulevard to Spring Glen Lane from a two-lane to a four-lane roadway. It included the design of a nonstandard concrete masonry wall with street lighting on shaft foundation through the wall footing and the addition of a sidewalk.

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Award of Excellence

Architectural Engineering

San diego CitY CoLLege math & SoCiaL SCienCeS buiLding and parking StruCture (WeSt bLoCk proJeCt)

Engineer of Record: Berger ABAM Flores LundOwner: San Diego Community College District

Encompassing a full city block at the edge of San Diego City College’s campus in the East Village, the $80 million, five-story, 85,000-square-foot, Math and Social Science Building and Parking Structure brings many

important new features to the student and faculty at the City College campus.

Water/Wastewater Treatment

CitY of braWLeY WaSteWater treatment pLant improVementS

Engineer of Record: Lee & Ro, Inc.Owner: City of Brawley

The $22,000,000 Brawley Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrade project converted an existing aerated pond system to full secondary treatment with nitrification/denitrification. Brawley obtained a $10,000,000 ARRA grant and SRF loan funding. The project included Biolac® extended aeration treatment, centrifuge sludge dewatering and a solar greenhouse for Class A- EQ biosolids production.

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Award of Excellence

Bridge

San mateo Creek “treStLeS” bridge repLaCement proJeCt

Engineer of Record: HDR Engineering, Inc.Owner: North County Transit District/SANDAG

The completion of the nearly $8 million San Mateo Creek Bridge, gateway to California’s iconic Trestles Beach, was formally marked on May 14, 2012. Funded by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, the project was completed six months ahead of schedule and 5.5 percent under budget.

Land Development

CiVita

Engineer of Record: Rick Engineering CompanyOwner: Sudberry Properties

Civita is transforming a 70-year-old 230-acre sand and gravel quarry into a sustainable, transit-oriented, urban village in a stunning garden setting. The community is designed around a central park with civic area and includes approximately 4,800 homes and 900,000 square feet of retail/office space.

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Award of Excellence

Emergency ProjectsCitY of San diego faiLed 48" Smh

at 32nd & harbor emergenCY repair

Engineer of Record: Harris & AssociatesOwner: City of San DiegoContractor: Orion Construction Corporation Simon Wong Engineering

This project involved the emergency replacement of two failed sewer vaults and the rehabilitation of a dual 42″ siphon connecting 48″ plastic lined concrete pipe under Chollas Creek, thereby also affecting bridge structural integrity. Key improvements provide for sewer gas transmission, bridge movement, and traffic safety.

Geotechnical

SunriSe poWerLink geoteChniCaL and geoLogiC hazardS inVeStigation

Engineer of Record: URS CorporationOwner: San Diego Gas & Electric

The Sunrise Powerlink Project is an electrical transmission line and substation constructed by SDG&E extending from Imperial County to San Diego County. URS provided innovative methods, resourcefulness, and geotechnical continuity throughout planning, design, and construction phases. This was an iterative process responding to multiple considered alignments and environmental permitting constraints.

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Award of Excellence

Environmental

SunriSe poWerLink – StormWater poLution preVention and CompLianCe

Engineer of Record: Geosyntec ConsultantsOwner: San Diego Gas & Electric

The stormwater pollution prevention for the Sunrise Powerlink required the development and implementation of 17 SWPPPs. With assistance from the SWPPP developing engineers and stormwater compliance monitoring team, the contractor implemented and maintained BMPs during construction and restoration resulting in zero notice of

violations over the 18 month project.

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Outstanding Project Awards

Bridges

roSe Creek pedeStrian bridge

Engineer of Record: TY Lin InternationalOwner: City of San Diego

Completed in April 2012, the Rose Creek Pedestrian Bridge is a remarkable clear span bridge and completes the final gap in the regional bicycle network. The cantilevered end spans are buried in the approach embankments – a design concept unique to California that provides San Diego with a one of-a-kind structure.

Highway & Road

braWLeY bYpaSS

Engineer of Record: CaltransOwner: Caltrans

The Brawley Bypass is an eight mile corridor built around The City of Brawley in Imperial County that allows 3,000 trucks per day to bypass its downtown streets. The result is safer travel on the city’s local streets and facilitates the movement of goods between Mexico and the United States.

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Water/Wastewater Treatment

CitY of enCinitaS duaL 14-inCh SeWer forCe mainS

Engineer of Record: Atkins North AmericaOwner: City of Encinitas

Atkins designed 4,880 feet of dual 14″ PVC pipeline and associated connections—that crossed numerous utilities and a drainage channel within a constrained alignment, addressed Caltrans design and encroachment permit requirements, and incorporated the City’s water pipeline project into the overall design—in just 30 days for the City of Encinitas!

Outstanding Project Awards

Sustainable Technology

meSa CoLLege Student SerViCeS Center

Engineer of Record: Snipes – Dye AssociatesOwner: San Diego Community College District

The new 85,000-square-foot Student Services Center is a LEED Gold-certified building centralizing student support and academic services. Building materials and finishes include recycled content; projected annual energy savings exceed state requirements by 35%. Water-efficient plumbing, irrigation and landscape will save 40% on the building use and 50% on landscape.

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Project of the Year Award

SunriSe poWerLink

Engineer of Record: Bureau Veritas, North America and Nolte Vertical FiveOwner: San Diego Gas & Electric

SDG&E’s Sunrise Powerlink traverses 117 miles of desert and mountainous terrain to connect substations in El Centro and Sycamore Canyon. Sunrise consists of 89 miles of single circuit 500kV overhead transmission, 22 miles of double circuit 230kV overhead transmission, 6 miles of double circuit 230kV underground transmission and the 500/230kV Suncrest Substation.

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Acknowledgements

aCComodationS:The San Diego Zoo

2920 Zoo DriveSan Diego, CA 92101

Wine proVided bY:

Karen PetersenPetersen Wine Sales

Direct to Consumer/Wholesale Placements/Marketing/PR2695 Pinot Way

St. Helena, CA 94574707-363-3675

www.petersenwinesales.com

eVent photographY:H.W. Edwards Company Photography

Bill Edwards858-780-2677

audio, ViSuaL & muSiC

AV Works San DiegoPeter Sandy

760-434-4510 www.avworkssd.com

program deSign:Fletcher Hills Printing

2262 Fletcher Parkway, El Cajon, CA 92020619-460-1482

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