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<br />in each direction, constructs a raised median where right-of-way allows, and improves traffic flow and safety. He
<br />directs development of a new closed drainage system, replacement of four culverts, and design of a stormwater
<br />management facility to increase drainage capacity and reduce flood risk, along with intersection upgrades ensuring
<br />ADA compliance and pedestrian safety.
<br />Location: Palm Beach County, FL. Dates: Ongoing. Reference: Jonathan DeLaura, jdelaura@pbcgov.org.
<br />MDC-DTPW, Design-Build Services for NE 2nd Ave Reconstruction
<br />As Drainage Engineer, Hernan developed the drainage design for the widening and reconfiguration of a Miami-Dade
<br />roadway segment that includes bike lanes, street parking, a Two-Way Left-Turn Lane, pavement reconstruction,
<br />curb and gutter repairs, and sidewalk reconstruction. His design incorporated an enhanced storm sewer system
<br />with treatment, positive discharge, flood protection, and pedestrian and vehicular safety measures. The plans
<br />were developed to mitigate impacts to existing businesses and adjacent communities.
<br />Location: Miami, FL. Dates: Ongoing. Reference: Alejandro Sauleda, alejandro.sauleda@miamidade.gov.
<br />FDOT District 4, Hollywood Gardens Sidewalk Complete Streets LAP Project
<br />Hernan served as Drainage Engineer for this Complete Streets Local Agency Program project, delivering utility
<br />coordination and drainage design for new and harmonized sidewalks, bike lanes, and shared lanes to improve
<br />multimodal connectivity. Deliverables featured typical section details, drainage structures, roadway plans, SWPPP,
<br />and Temporary Traffic Control Plans. He developed drainage solutions including roadside ditches, French drains,
<br />and bioswales to manage runoff effectively while incorporating ADA-compliant features, and resolved challenges
<br />such as sidewalks through driveways and utility conflicts.
<br />Location: Hollywood, FL. Reference: Kenzot Jasmin, PE, kenzot.jasmin@dot.state.fl.us.
<br />MDC-DTPW, The Underline Phase II Design-Build Project
<br />As Chief Utility Coordinator, Hernan directed utility coordination for improvements along the Metrorail right-of-
<br />way including signing and pavement markings, wayfinding signage, street furniture, landscaping, and lighting
<br />adjacent to the Vizcaya Metrorail Station. The scope included civil, landscaping, and electrical design, surveying,
<br />geotechnical engineering, permitting, and public involvement. He coordinated design with utility companies,
<br />Miami-Dade County, and the City of Miami across this pedestrian-focused urban corridor.
<br />Location: Miami, FL. Reference: Mario B. Rojas IV, PE, mrojas@hntb.com.
<br />MDC-DTPW, NW 84th Avenue Reconstruction from NW 58th St to NW 74th St Design-Build
<br />As Drainage Engineer, Hernan leads development of drainage engineering plans for reconstruction of an existing
<br />two-lane roadway into a four-lane roadway with a Two-Way Left-Turn Lane where right-of-way is available. His
<br />design includes a new closed drainage conveyance system, connection to an existing outfall and stormwater
<br />retention facilities, replacement of existing Corrugated Metal Pipe culverts with Reinforced Concrete Pipe culvert
<br />crossings, and a new stormwater management facility to compensate for additional impervious areas, along with
<br />multi-agency permitting, utility coordination, and utility designation and locates.
<br />Location: Miami, FL. Dates: Ongoing. Reference: Alejandro Sauleda, alejandro.sauleda@miamidade.gov.
<br />FDOT District 4, S.R. 817/University Dr from Nova Dr to S.R. 84
<br />As Project Manager and Roadway Engineer of Record, Hernan leads roadway improvements along S.R. 817/
<br />University Drive from Nova Drive to S.R. 84, including roadway widening to add a new auxiliary lane extending from
<br />NW 33rd Street to the westbound I-595 ramp to improve traffic flow and accessibility. He directs repositioning of
<br />existing drainage structures, overhead signs, a mast arm, and utility poles to support the roadway modifications
<br />and maintain safety.
<br />Hernan Lugo, MS, PE, CFM
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