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HBC Engineering Company | 20 <br />SR 7/US 441 Transit Corridor Improvements Task 1 <br />From Miami-Dade County Line to N of Sample Road and SR 858/Hallandale Beach Boulevard <br />from Edmund Road to SW 58 Avenue <br />FDOT District 4 <br />HBC provided professional engineering services for the design and <br />preparation of construction documents associated with the SR 7/US <br />441 Multimodal Corridor Improvements project, a major transit-focused <br />initiative sponsored by FDOT District 4 in partnership with the Broward <br />Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO). The primary objective of the <br />project was to enhance the corridor’s safety, multimodal mobility, and user <br />experience, particularly for transit passengers, bicyclists, and pedestrians, <br />through a series of targeted infrastructure enhancements along SR 7/US <br />441 and SR 858/Hallandale Beach Boulevard. <br />The corridor, spanning approximately 16 miles from the Broward/Miami-Dade <br />County Line to north of Sample Road, includes SR 858 from Edmund Road to <br />SW 58 Avenue. SR 7 has the highest transit ridership in Broward County, with <br />over 20,000 transit riders per day, and has long been the focus of land use <br />planning, economic development, and multimodal investment strategies. <br />The project aimed to resolve operational deficiencies, support transit- <br />oriented development, and address inconsistent land use implementation. <br />HBC’s design responsibilities encompassed: <br />• Development of comprehensive construction documents in accordance <br />with FDOT design criteria, standards, bulletins, and field conditions. <br />• Roadway and drainage reviews, signing and pavement marking, lighting <br />and pedestrian signal upgrades, sidewalk and bike lane enhancements, <br />utility conflict resolution, and permit coordination. <br />• Landscape and streetscape improvements to enhance corridor <br />aesthetics and support placemaking. <br />Location <br />Broward County, FL <br />Dates <br />10/2018 - 10/2021 <br />Budget <br />Construction Cost: $4.3M <br />Reference <br />Robert Lopes, PE <br />(954) 777-4425 <br />robert.lopes <br />@dot.state.fl.us <br />Contrarct No. <br />FPID 429576-2-52-01 <br />Key Components <br />Roadway Design, <br />Sidewalk and Bike Lane <br />Improvements, Lighting <br />Retrofit <br />Relevance to the Scope <br />1. Multimodal corridor <br />planning <br />2. Transit-supportive <br />infrastructure <br />3. Complete Streets <br />implementation <br />4. ADA & safety upgrades <br />5. Bicycle & pedestrian <br />design <br />6. Lighting and signal <br />improvements <br />7. Mid-block crossing <br />enhancements <br />8. Context-sensitive <br />solutions <br />9. Utility coordination <br />experience <br />10. ROW & permitting <br />support <br />11. Interagency <br />collaboration <br />12. Stakeholder consensus <br />Funded by <br />Local Agency <br />Program (LAP)