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<br /> `' b1 - — a ENVIRONMENTAL
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<br /> • use of roadside swales along Industrial Avenue to capture and contain stormwater runoff before discharging
<br /> ® through stormwater inlets into large exfiltration trenches. The drainage was then routed into two detention
<br /> ponds for additional storage and treatment prior to discharging into an existing FDOT ditch. Kimley-Horn also
<br /> O designed an extensive roadside swale system throughout Lake Boynton Estates to maximize the capture
<br /> d and percolation of stormwater runoff from this residential area. Additional stormwater inlets were included to
<br /> capture and convey overflow from the residential swale system into the second detention pond. Kimley-Horn
<br /> also designed improvements to the FDOT ditch that conveys treated stormwater from the second detention
<br /> • pond to the Lake Worth Drainage District's E-4 canal.
<br /> ® Streetscape and Drainage Improvements for _
<br /> • Boynton Beach CRA,Boynton Beach,FL ij' �t f 4 z '+ 1 I � a:70A :e".r
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<br /> ® Burkhardt Construction and Kimley-Horn are currently 1 ., a
<br /> ® serving the City of Boynton Beach CRA for a boardwalk/ L T. Ci. 1 .1..'c 4. - It
<br /> B streetscape project along the Intracoastal Waterway �� j ,k r € ,734"r. _a t� s:CIO
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<br /> involving the extension of Boynton Beach Boulevard. This J' p r! `4Z F j:• ° Y <-,: .t ,,' •
<br /> ® is a part of a redevelopment effort by the Community t"' r a 'I c <.•
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<br /> ® Redevelopment Agency to improve the city's waterfront. Al, } e"- ' ,r s f�/E ,
<br /> II The project consists of two specific elements: the extension z. a ;:
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<br /> of Boynton Beach Boulevard from US 1 to the Intracoastal ` , i .;; '_ , , 5� __ :3=-
<br /> ® Waterway and the construction of a boardwalk along the i a ti w�—
<br /> ® Intracoastal Waterway from Boynton Beach Boulevard �� - 'j
<br /> north for approximately 4,000 feet. Unique aspects of the — =--
<br /> • project include extensive environmental permitting, utility
<br /> ® coordination for future development, and traffic calming
<br /> ® measures. Included in the scope of work was the design of the roadway, utilities including water, sewer,
<br /> drainage, and electric, the layout and design of a 500-foot promenade/boardwalk, and 1,300 feet of Riverwalk
<br /> • along the Intracoastal. The project is now completed and open to the public.
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<br /> Hypoluxo Road East of Lyons Road to ---
<br /> Hagen Ranch Road,Lake Worth,FL Hypoluxo Road East"Yon Real""'"'Hagen"' '"m'
<br /> ® Kimley-Horn designed the improvements for eR I ` '» t; -„'a'
<br /> ® three miles of Hypoluxo Road from just east - - f .,r - G� 1 tv'Y
<br /> of SR 7 to Hagen Ranch Road. This included ti'` : ae ' � 1 ,,,
<br /> ® widening from two to four lanes as well as a 1
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<br /> ® new four-lane segment with a new bridge over } � ltr .
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<br /> Florida Turnpike. We coordinated 7,,
<br /> ® and permitted the bridge crossing from the • ow al ,
<br /> Turnpike as well as Lake Worth Drainage ;' , 1 :•-i .,:12-4,....2111_,*---.-A ' �'f g v} -_ ,
<br /> ® District (LWDD) due to the bridge crossing s q r ' i s 4 f ,- 2 - 5
<br /> • over two of their canals. We performed — ,_ - — --.. r�J �t &,-, . L}"- .,-�`
<br /> stormwater management analyses for manyof ? r' = —�—- c•-!--7:,U- ` 5 ct ;-:
<br /> 8 the existing developments along the corridor f; f . 'i 2 '`a_ -
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<br /> ® which received runoff from the project. We •,- -i 014.::? ,iN, -S{ !'nv IIIA t ; l( .nre;
<br /> ® also designed two mast arm signals.
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<br /> REO No.12-04-02 pir mn Kimley-Horn
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