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Carolline G.
Mitchell - Public Involvement
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Responsibilities:
- Community Awareness
- Plan Preparation
- Plans Production
- Computation Estimates
- General Office Duties
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Area of Expertise:
- Public Involvement
- Transportation Engineering
- Plans production
- Aid in design of roadways and drainage structures
- Prepare Design Variation requests and Technical Reports
- General office duties
- Signing and Pavement Marking
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Education:
Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, University of Florida,
Anticipated Graduation December 2001
Experience:
3 years |
Project Experience:
Public Involvement Experience
Caroline has been responsible for organizing Community Awareness
Plan (CAP) meetings for Districts Two and Three. These projects
included the Ryan Drive (Franklin County) project, the Navy
Blvd. (Escambia County) Multi-Modal Trail project and the Community
Drive (Escambia County) project, all in District Three. Caroline
also participated in organizing the preliminary public meetings
for the I-75 Landscape & PD&E project with District Two, in
which there were three meetings.
Gulf Breeze Recreation Trail, Santa Rosa Co., FDOT District
3
This project involves the design of a ten foot bike path along
the south side of the Gulf Breeze Parkway (SR 30) within the
boundaries of the Naval Live Oaks section of the Gulf Island
National Seashore. The length of the project is approximately
2.5 miles long. Caroline has assisted the project manager in
many different areas, including plan and profile sheet preparation,
cross section work and the Community Awareness Program (CAP)
Plan.
Adams Street (SR 363), Leon County, FDOT District 3
This 3R project consists of milling and resurfacing, constructing
paved shoulders, regrading roadside ditches and extending non-functional
side and cross drains. Caroline assisted the project engineer
in preparing a design variance and a proposed drainage report.
Ross Road (SR 363), Leon County, FDOT District 3
This project consists of milling and resurfacing, the addition
of two turn-lanes, the addition of paved shoulders and utility
relocation/adjustment. Caroline assisted the project engineer
in the development of a design variance for this project. She
was also instrumental in quantity computations using the automated
computations capability of Geopak.
SR 363/ Oak Ridge Road, Leon County, FDOT District 3
This project included the addition and lengthening of turn lanes,
pavement widening, milling and resurfacing, the addition of
paved shoulders and the design of stormwater facilities. Caroline’s
involvement in this project consisted of annotating the plan
and profile sheets, cross sections, signing and pavement marking
sheets, quantity computations, and utilities. She also prepared
a design variance for this project.
Capital Circle, Leon County, FDOT District 3
This 3R project consists of lengthening turn lanes, milling
and resurfacing the roadway, the addition of paved shoulders
and designing swale treatment with ditch blocks. Caroline was
involved in the design of the signing and pavement markings
for this project. She also prepared quantity computations, cross
sections, and a proposed drainage technical report.
SR 295, Escambia County, FDOT District 3
This project consisted of milling, resurfacing, patching existing
concrete slabs, filling joints, placing crack relief membrane
and raising the existing curbing. Also included were signal
loop improvements, pavement markings and new signage. Caroline
was involved in setting up the drainage structure sheets for
this project including layout, drafting in Microstation and
adding utilities. She also prepared the signing and pavement
markings design.
US 301, Alachua County, FDOT District 2
This District Two 3R project consisted of widening for the addition
of a paved shoulder and resurfacing. Other improvements included
closing and relocating median openings, widening of medians
within the urban area of Hawthorne, and removal of existing
on-street parking. Caroline was instrumental in developing a
corridor accident analysis for this project. This involved the
locating, on aerial photographs, of all accidents along this
18.144 mile corridor utilizing the Departments historical database.
Caroline prepared the signing and pavement markings design for
this project. She also was responsible for the evaluation of
the side-drains throughout the corridor, including extension
or replacement of existing pipes.
SR 30, Escambia County, FDOT District 3
This project consists of the addition of two lanes to the existing
two lanes on SR 30 in Pensacola, Florida. The existing two-lane
section will be milled and resurfaced. Stormwater treatment
facilities were required to provide for treatment of the additional
impervious areas. Caroline was responsible for the signing and
pavement markings design for this project. She was also involved
through quantity computations and plans correction.
I-10, Washington and Holmes Counties, FDOT District 3
Lochrane Engineering was responsible for only the Traffic Control
Plans for this project. The project consisted of rubblizing
and resurfacing for three different sections of I-10 in three
different projects. Caroline assisted the project engineer in
plans preparation and production, as well as preparation of
a design variance.
SR 207, St. Augustine, FDOT District 2
This project was a 5 mile urban roadway project in St. Augustine
County. The project was an upgrade from a two-lane rural major
arterial to four-lane (future six-lane) urban roadway. Caroline
was involved in this project through quantity computation. She
also prepared a technical report for a meeting with the Contractor
prior to the start of construction.
US 441, Alachua County, FDOT District 2
This project is a bridge replacement project over the Santa
Fe River. Caroline was responsible for the signing and pavement
markings design for this project. She also assisted in site
visits to assess the physical condition of the roadway and prepared
quantity computations. |
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