Allie Joiner has a B.S. in Civil Engineering and Construction Engineering from the University of Alabama and is an Engineering Intern in Alabama. She specializes in public involvement, concept development, and environmental compliance for transportation projects. She has experience managing public involvement efforts and developing plans for roadway, signalization, and ITS designs on projects throughout Florida.
- Robert A. Masys II is a civil engineer with over 14 years of experience in transportation project management, specializing in transit infrastructure. He holds master's degrees from UC Berkeley in civil engineering and city planning.
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- His skills include budget control, consultant management, technical analysis, and ensuring regulatory compliance for projects of up to $1.5 billion.
This document provides an overview of a transportation engineering firm seeking qualifications. It outlines the firm's background, pre-qualifications in various areas of transportation engineering, and professional staff. The firm was founded in 2010 by a former corporate VP and has a cost-efficient business model. It offers a range of services including planning, PD&E studies, engineering, and environmental science under one roof through an experienced staff with a focus on accountability and quality.
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This document provides a summary of the report "Seismic Analysis and Design of Retaining Walls, Buried Structures, Slopes, and Embankments". It details the development of analytical design procedures for the seismic design of these structures. The report was developed by analyzing existing literature and practices, identifying knowledge gaps, and developing recommended load and resistance factor design specifications, commentaries, and example problems. The specifications are intended to improve seismic design beyond the limitations of current AASHTO specifications for highway bridges and components.
Guideline and Recommended Standard for Geofoam ApplicationsJulio Mejia Alcocer
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This document provides a summary of a guideline and recommended standard for using geofoam (expanded polystyrene foam) in highway embankments. The guideline was developed through a cooperative research project between the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials and the Transportation Research Board. The guideline contains recommendations for the design, construction, and quality assurance of geofoam applications in highway embankments. It is intended to help highway engineers and owners properly and safely implement geofoam technologies.
Roy Shennan has over 16 years of experience in aerospace and quality investigation. He has worked at Esterline from 1997 to 2013 as a Quality Investigator leading failure investigations and root cause analyses. Prior to that, he held supervisory roles in manufacturing and production. He is skilled in problem solving, communication, and managing teams effectively under pressure. In his spare time, he volunteers for hospice care and gardening projects and enjoys hobbies such as cycling, photography, and sports.
Star Wars began as a film franchise and inspired the release of multiple video games, including a 1983 arcade game called Star Wars. This first Star Wars game was a flight simulator published by Atari that simulated attacking the Death Star. There are now over 8 Star Wars games set in the film's universe. Halo also originated as a video game franchise, though it led to a 2007 anime film called Halo Legends. The Halo games follow the character of Master Chief as he kills various alien threats across 7 titles. Both franchises found success due to their sci-fi stories and challenging, action-oriented gameplay.
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The document provides real estate data for Lawrenceville and West Windsor for the week of 2.1.12. In Lawrenceville, there were 153 total active listings with 12 pending sales and 24 new listings added. For West Windsor, there were 82 total active listings with 18 pending sales and a net gain of 32 new listings for the week. Housing absorption rates, listing reductions, expired and withdrawn listings and closed sales are also shown for different property types.
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Este documento presenta el Diseño Curricular para los Jardines Maternales Municipales de la ciudad de Córdoba. Resume la historia de los jardines, los marcos legales e institucionales que los rigen, los fines y funciones del nivel inicial, la estructura organizativa de los jardines y los acuerdos teóricos en los que se basa el diseño curricular. El diseño curricular busca ofrecer lineamientos conceptuales y saberes fundamentales para orientar las prácticas educativas en los jardines maternales municipales.
This document is a resume for Antoine Elasmar, a traffic engineer seeking a position to further his career goals and experience. It outlines his education credentials including a Master's and Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering. It also lists his employment history including his current role as a Traffic Engineer at URS Corporation/AECOM and an internship with Bassil Construction Company. Finally, it provides details of his skills, software proficiencies, and relevant traffic engineering projects and responsibilities.
This document provides information on Douglas K. Iles, a project engineer with over 20 years of experience in traffic engineering projects for both public and private sector clients. It includes a summary of his relevant work experience conducting traffic impact studies, signal timing plans and coordination projects, safety studies, and more. It also lists his educational background and professional registrations.
The Tri-Rail Coastal Link project would introduce commuter passenger rail service along an 85-mile coastal rail corridor between Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and West Palm Beach, Florida. The project involves reintroducing passenger rail along an existing freight rail corridor that was previously used for passenger service until 1968. It aims to provide transportation alternatives that support transit-oriented development, environmental preservation, and enhanced regional connectivity. Key aspects of the project include shared use of the rail corridor with freight and proposed intercity passenger service, as well as coordination among regional transportation agencies.
The Tri-Rail Coastal Link project proposes introducing commuter passenger rail service along an 85-mile coastal rail corridor between Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and West Palm Beach, Florida. The project would reintroduce passenger rail using the existing Florida East Coast Railway corridor and include over 20 new stations. It aims to provide transportation alternatives that support development, reduce congestion, and improve connectivity between the three major cities. Project partners include state and regional transportation agencies who are working to advance the project according to new Federal Transit Administration requirements, with the goal of entering the project development phase in summer 2013.
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Mr. Lima has over 9 years of experience in construction project management, with a focus on underground utilities, roadway construction, and deep foundation systems. He has managed projects from $20,000 to $2,000,000 in size. Currently he is a Project Manager at Johnson-Davis, Inc. managing drainage projects on I-95 and a bridge replacement project on CR-708. Previously he held several roles on the $1.2 billion I-595 Roadway Improvements Project in Florida, the largest roadway project in the state, including Utilities Manager, ITS Manager, and Assistant Utilities Manager. He has a B.S. in Civil Engineering from the University of Miami.
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The Curtis Project in Florida was a partnership between five ULI District Councils that advocated for better integration of land use and transportation planning through outreach at both the state and metropolitan levels. This included producing reports, briefings, and programs to educate over 1,000 individuals. As a result of these efforts, several major transit projects moved forward including Sunrail in Central Florida and plans for expanded transit in Tampa Bay, Jacksonville, and Southeast Florida. The partnership also aimed to continue advocacy at both the state and regional levels.
Samara Cheda has over 17 years of experience in the preparation of roadway, signing and pavement marking, and signalization plans. She specializes in the use of design software like MicroStation, AutoCADD, Guidesign, GeoPak, EDI2 and PEDDS. Some of her project experience includes serving as the designer for the SR 845 Powerline Road RRR project in Fort Lauderdale and providing ITS design for the I-75 at University Parkway Diverging Diamond Interchange in Manatee County. She has also worked on the SR 23 Toll South project in Clay and Duval Counties and the I-295 Express Lanes project in Duval County.
This document provides recommendations to enhance the Five Points and Garnett MARTA stations in downtown Atlanta. It summarizes the project background and goals, including improving the identity and experience of MARTA rail service at these stations. It describes the design process used, including research on existing conditions and public input through station intercept surveys, a public workshop, and ongoing feedback. Recommendations include site plans, a prioritized list of improvement projects with timelines, and identification of groups to implement projects, with a focus on immediate, low-cost "tactical urbanism" enhancements for 2015.
Jaime Tovar seeks a position utilizing his 19 years of engineering experience, including 10 years in Colombia and 9 years in Florida. He has a Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering from Universidad de la Salle in Bogota, Colombia. His experience includes roadway, structural, and site development projects for FDOT, municipalities, and private companies. He is proficient in Microstation, AutoCAD, and other design software.
The document provides an update on the Fairfax County Transportation Subcommittee Project Briefing #2 in December 2014. It discusses the status of the environmental assessment, transit and traffic demand management plans, preliminary access alternatives, project outreach, procurement through a public-private partnership, and major milestones for the I-66 project. Key dates include submitting the project for inclusion in the long-range plan in December 2014, holding public meetings in January 2015, issuing a request for qualifications for P3 firms in February 2015, and beginning construction in 2017.
This document provides guidelines for using mobile LIDAR in transportation applications. It was created by researching current and emerging LIDAR applications in areas such as project planning, development, construction, operations, maintenance, safety, research, and asset management. The guidelines address data collection methods, formatting and management, storage requirements, quality assurance, and translating and formatting derived products. They are based on performance criteria including data precision, local accuracy, network accuracy, and point density. The goal is to help transportation agencies procure and use this technology effectively for planning, design, construction, and maintaining transportation infrastructure.
Star Wars began as a film franchise and inspired the release of multiple video games, including a 1983 arcade game called Star Wars. This first Star Wars game was a flight simulator published by Atari that simulated attacking the Death Star. There are now over 8 Star Wars games set in the film's universe. Halo also originated as a video game franchise, though it led to a 2007 anime film called Halo Legends. The Halo games follow the character of Master Chief as he kills various alien threats across 7 titles. Both franchises found success due to their sci-fi stories and challenging, action-oriented gameplay.
This document appears to be a mailing label for the Hadassah Southern Nevada Chapter located in Las Vegas, Nevada. It contains their mailing address and indicates it was mailed from Las Vegas with standard postage and a permit number for bulk mailing.
The document provides real estate data for Lawrenceville and West Windsor for the week of 2.1.12. In Lawrenceville, there were 153 total active listings with 12 pending sales and 24 new listings added. For West Windsor, there were 82 total active listings with 18 pending sales and a net gain of 32 new listings for the week. Housing absorption rates, listing reductions, expired and withdrawn listings and closed sales are also shown for different property types.
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William Miller is a business administration graduate seeking a new position. He has experience working in testing environments that has helped him develop skills in finance, market knowledge, team building, and strategy planning. Miller has a BA in Business Analysis from the University of Plymouth and holds several qualifications from City of Bath College. His work experience includes positions in bartending, waiting, retail, and stock room work. He believes a strong work ethic and proactive attitude will help enhance his success and that of any business.
Este documento presenta el Diseño Curricular para los Jardines Maternales Municipales de la ciudad de Córdoba. Resume la historia de los jardines, los marcos legales e institucionales que los rigen, los fines y funciones del nivel inicial, la estructura organizativa de los jardines y los acuerdos teóricos en los que se basa el diseño curricular. El diseño curricular busca ofrecer lineamientos conceptuales y saberes fundamentales para orientar las prácticas educativas en los jardines maternales municipales.
This document is a resume for Antoine Elasmar, a traffic engineer seeking a position to further his career goals and experience. It outlines his education credentials including a Master's and Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering. It also lists his employment history including his current role as a Traffic Engineer at URS Corporation/AECOM and an internship with Bassil Construction Company. Finally, it provides details of his skills, software proficiencies, and relevant traffic engineering projects and responsibilities.
This document provides information on Douglas K. Iles, a project engineer with over 20 years of experience in traffic engineering projects for both public and private sector clients. It includes a summary of his relevant work experience conducting traffic impact studies, signal timing plans and coordination projects, safety studies, and more. It also lists his educational background and professional registrations.
The Tri-Rail Coastal Link project would introduce commuter passenger rail service along an 85-mile coastal rail corridor between Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and West Palm Beach, Florida. The project involves reintroducing passenger rail along an existing freight rail corridor that was previously used for passenger service until 1968. It aims to provide transportation alternatives that support transit-oriented development, environmental preservation, and enhanced regional connectivity. Key aspects of the project include shared use of the rail corridor with freight and proposed intercity passenger service, as well as coordination among regional transportation agencies.
The Tri-Rail Coastal Link project proposes introducing commuter passenger rail service along an 85-mile coastal rail corridor between Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and West Palm Beach, Florida. The project would reintroduce passenger rail using the existing Florida East Coast Railway corridor and include over 20 new stations. It aims to provide transportation alternatives that support development, reduce congestion, and improve connectivity between the three major cities. Project partners include state and regional transportation agencies who are working to advance the project according to new Federal Transit Administration requirements, with the goal of entering the project development phase in summer 2013.
- Mr. Patrick Glasson is a transportation planner and outreach specialist with InGroup, Inc. located in Rochelle Park, NJ.
- He has a Master's degree in Regional and City Planning & Transportation from the University of Oklahoma and a Bachelor's degree in Environmental Design from the same institution.
- His experience includes working as an intern for NJ TRANSIT's Local Programs division and doing construction work as a laborer for Local 46 Metal Lathers in Manhattan.
- At InGroup, his project experience includes assisting with public involvement efforts for NJ TRANSIT and New York & New Jersey Port Authority projects and providing statistical analysis, graphics and reports for transportation studies.
Mr. Lima has over 9 years of experience in construction project management, with a focus on underground utilities, roadway construction, and deep foundation systems. He has managed projects from $20,000 to $2,000,000 in size. Currently he is a Project Manager at Johnson-Davis, Inc. managing drainage projects on I-95 and a bridge replacement project on CR-708. Previously he held several roles on the $1.2 billion I-595 Roadway Improvements Project in Florida, the largest roadway project in the state, including Utilities Manager, ITS Manager, and Assistant Utilities Manager. He has a B.S. in Civil Engineering from the University of Miami.
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This document provides recommendations to enhance the Five Points and Garnett MARTA stations in downtown Atlanta. It summarizes the project background and goals, including improving the identity and experience of MARTA rail service at these stations. It describes the design process used, including research on existing conditions and public input through station intercept surveys, a public workshop, and ongoing feedback. Recommendations include site plans, a prioritized list of improvement projects with timelines, and identification of groups to implement projects, with a focus on immediate, low-cost "tactical urbanism" enhancements for 2015.
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The document provides an update on the Fairfax County Transportation Subcommittee Project Briefing #2 in December 2014. It discusses the status of the environmental assessment, transit and traffic demand management plans, preliminary access alternatives, project outreach, procurement through a public-private partnership, and major milestones for the I-66 project. Key dates include submitting the project for inclusion in the long-range plan in December 2014, holding public meetings in January 2015, issuing a request for qualifications for P3 firms in February 2015, and beginning construction in 2017.
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This document summarizes the status of improvement projects along the I-66 corridor from US Route 15 to I-495 in Fairfax County, Virginia. It discusses the tiered NEPA process being used to study improvements, with Tier 1 examining broad concepts and Tier 2 analyzing specific details of selected concepts. The Tier 1 process identified 10 alternative concepts and concluded that no single concept could satisfy all needs. A Request for Information received responses supporting public-private partnerships and managed lanes as solutions. Next steps include identifying Tier 2 projects and initiating associated studies.
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The document summarizes the evaluation of alternatives for the Altamont Corridor Rail Project between Stockton and San Jose. It identifies feasible alignments and station locations to carry forward for further environmental review. Key highlights include recommending alternatives that avoid impacts to sensitive habitats, involve connections to BART in Livermore and Fremont, consider impacts in the Tri-Valley area, and provide options for phased implementation. The evaluation considers factors such as travel time, environmental impacts, constructability and public input to identify the alternatives best addressing the project's goals.
1. Allie Joiner, EI
Education
B.S., Civil Engineering, University of Alabama
B.S., Construction Engineering, University of Alabama
Professional Registrations
Engineering Intern: Alabama
Distinguishing Qualifications
ï‚· Specializes in public involvement and concept development and evaluation for PD&E
studies and final design projects
ï‚·ï€ Extensive involvement and familiarity with state and federal requirements regarding
public involvement, environmental justice, Title VI, and ADA compliance
ï‚·ï€ Proficient in MicroStation, GEOPAK, AutoCAD,and SketchUpprograms in support of
concept development and final design
Project Experience
Representative Projects
Project Engineer; Mobility35 FM 3406 Bridge Widening; Williamson County, Texas. Project
engineer responsible for designing the signalization and ITS aspects of the design. Worked in
ProjectWise to develop existing, temporary and proposed signalization plans and plan sheets.
The project proposes widening the bridge from 5 lanes to 8 lanes and to include two
turnaround bridges.
Team Member; I-75 (SR 93) at Florida’s Turnpike (SR 91) – Wildwood Interchange; FDOT
District Five; Sumter County, Florida. Assisted in typical section development and analysis,
lane closure analysis, pavement design, ITS and roadway plans, evaluating existing conditions
and in field reviews. This project proposes I-75 mainline widening from four lanes to six lanes
over a 3 mile segment north of the SR 44 interchange. It also includes reconfiguring the
Wildwood Interchange to improve traffic flow and eliminate weaving from the movement’s
origination to and from the SR 44 Interchange by using braided ramps. The objective of this
project is to assist the Department to prepare a set of Phase I (30%) plans and other
documentation to a level of effort to obtain construction permits, while improving capacity,
level-of-service, operation and safety along this segment.
Public Involvement Team Member; I-4/Poinciana Parkway PD&E Study; Osceola and Polk
Counties, Florida. Project engineer responsible for public involvement support, oversight of
preparation of public meeting materials and assembling the Project Work Plan. Managed
document control, corridor analysis, and roadway and typical section development and
analysis. The PD&E study is evaluating an enhanced connection from the northern terminus
2. Allie Joiner, EI
of the Poinciana Parkway at US17/92 and CR 54 to I-4. Assisted in project management tasks
which included monthly public involvement summaries, public and agency coordination,
progress reports, public meeting coordination and meeting summaries.
Ambassador and Station Manager;SunRail; FDOTDistrict Five; Seminole,Orange and
Osceola Counties, Florida. Station Manager responsible for public involvement, training new
workers and coordination with other station managers and agencies. SunRail is the first
commuter rail in Central Florida. CH2M Hill’s role was to position personnel at each station
for the first three months of SunRail operations to answer any rider questions or issues. Ms.
Joiner managed progress reports, station personnel and reported any technical issues. Assisted
at the stations with public involvement efforts.
Project Engineer; Collier Boulevard (CR 951);FDOT DistrictSeven; Hillsborough County,
Florida. Assisted in developing ITS plans and quantities, signalization plans and quantities,
signing and pavement marking plans and quantities, lighting plans and quantities and
QA/QC on technical documents. This projectproposes widening from four lanes to six lanes
on Collier Boulevard (CR 951). The objective of this project is to assist the Department to
prepare a set of Bid Plans to bid for construction.
Project Engineer; EastCass Street and East Tyler Street – Two-Way Conversion Project;
FDOT District Seven; Hillsborough County, Florida. Assisted in developing the lighting
designing, lighting plans and quantities, signalization plans and quantities and QA/QC on
technical documents. This project proposes converting the existing one-way streets of Cass
Street and Tyler Street to two-way streets. This is an intermediate project thatis part of a plan
to make the David A. Straz, Jr. Center for the Performing Arts and downtown Tampa more
accessible. Special considerations have to be made to connect the current project to any future
projects and to avoid the existing utilities. The objective of this project is to assist the
Department to prepare a set of 100% plans and other documentation to a level of effort to bid
the job for construction.
Public Involvement Team Member; Rehabilitate Existing Northwood Connection
Categorical Exclusion;FDOTDistrict Four; Palm Beach County, Florida. Assisted in
developing federal documents, performing QA/QC on technical documents, performing field
reviews for project conditions and assisting with public involvement. Responsible for
coordination of public meeting materials and notifications. This project is one of three
interrelated rail connection projects with independentutilities that are being studied
concurrently to provide a direct connection between the existing South Florida Rail Corridor
(SFRC) and Florida East Coast (FEC) Railway. The proposed action of the project involves the
rehabilitation of the existing single track Northwood Connection located in Palm Beach
County on the existing alignment within FDOT right-of-way.The project goals are to restore
former rail connectivity to intermodal freight facilities, to facilitate passenger rail service and
to enhance connection between the two major freight rail corridors. Currently this project is
being evaluated by the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA).
Public Involvement Team Member; IRIS Northeast (NE) Connection Categorical Exclusion;
FDOT District Four; Miami-Dade County, Florida. Ms. Joiner assisted in developing federal
documents, performing QA/QC on technical documents, performing field reviews for project
conditions and assisting with public involvement. This project is one of three interrelated rail
connection projects with independent utility that are being studied concurrently to provide a
direct connection between the existing SFRC and FEC Railway. The project proposes the
construction of a single track connection within the existing FDOT right-of-way connecting the
3. Allie Joiner, EI
FEC Railway to the SFRC. The existing IRIS junction is located in the City of Hialeah, Miami-
Dade County, and the projectgoals are to enhance connection between the two major freight
rail corridors, to enhance capacity on roadway network due to freight efficiency and to
provide both rails access to the FEC Hialeah Intermodal yard and the South Florida Logistics
Center. Currently this project is being evaluated by the Federal Railroad Administration
(FRA).
Public Involvement Team Member; New Northwood Connection Categorical Exclusion;
FDOT District Four; Palm Beach County, Florida. Assisted in developing federal documents,
performing QA/QC on technical documents, assisting with public involvement plans and
performing field reviews to assess the existing conditions in the project area. . Responsible for
coordination of public meeting materials and notifications. This project is one of three
interrelated rail connection projects being studied concurrently to provide a direct connection
between the existing SFRC and FEC Railway. The project involves a new alignment
connecting northbound FEC Railway to the southbound SFRC.The proposed alignment is
located within the existing Northwood Industrial District in Palm Beach County and is
anticipated to restore former rail connectivity to intermodal freight facilities, to facilitate
passenger rail service and to enhance connection between the two major freight rail corridors.
Currently this project is being evaluated by the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA).
Team Member; South Florida East Coast Corridor(SFECC) Study; Miami-Dade,Broward
and Palm Beach Counties,Florida. Assisted with data collection and data evaluation, station
location planning, rail alternatives, station location impacts, collected existing community and
study area characteristics and projectdocumentation. Ms. Joiner was involved in project
public involvement including materials preparation and agency coordination. The SFECC
Study proposes reintroducing passenger service along an 85-mile stretch of the FEC Railway
corridor between downtown Miami andJupiter.
Team Member; HEFT/SR 821 PD&E Study; FDOT District Six;Miami-Dade County,
Florida. Assisted in developing federal documents, performing QA/QC on technical
documents and noise analysis. The study evaluated alternatives for the widening of the
Homestead Extension of the Florida’s Turnpike (HEFT) from SR 821 from SW 312 Street
(Campbell Drive) to US-1 in Miami-Dade County.Evaluation of the ultimate improvements
needed prior to 2040 which included potential widening of this segment from four to eight
lanes, the need for interim improvements between SW 288th Street (Biscayne Drive) and SW
216th Street (Hainlin Mill Road), over a six mile segment, were also included in this study. The
purpose of this study was to identify the Florida’s Turnpike improvements required to serve
future traffic needs, improve safety and enhance overall mobility within the area.