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Snelling Avenue North Street and Utility Improvements | City of Arden Hills 4Project Team Brad Fisher, PE Project Engineer Brad will work with the team to ensure the street and utility improvements are buildable and meet the necessary requirements. Brad began his engineering career in 2014. He has worked on many municipal projects consisting of roadway design, including municipal state aid design and utilities such as sanitary sewer, watermain, and storm sewer. Brad completes project planning, design, and preparation of construction plans and specifications. His design experience includes preliminary and final design, preliminary layout and design, preparation of feasibility reports, preparation of construction plans and specifications, preparation of quantity take-offs and cost estimates, and project documentation. In addition to his design experience, Brad has experience providing construction inspection and documentation services on various projects. Similar Project Experience »2019 Street and Utility Improvements, City of West St. Paul »Westview Street and Utility Improvements, City of Farmington »2019 Street and Utility Improvements, City of Northfield »2017 Street and Utility Improvements, City of Prior Lake (Contaminated Soils) Nick Amatuccio, PE Construction Manager Nick will use his understanding of both design and construction best practices to ensure high-quality construction administration. Nick joined Bolton & Menk in 2011. As an area construction manager, he is responsible for construction administration, construction observation, and general oversight of Bolton & Menk construction service delivery for numerous municipal improvement projects and staff. Nick’s construction administration experience includes work on several street and utility reconstruction projects. He is skilled with real-world work in the field and direct communication with city staff, residents, business owners, and contractors to complete successful construction projects, such as the Mainstreet Improvements project for the City of Hopkins. Similar Project Experience »NE Penn Area Drainage Improvements, City of Bloomington (2019 MPWA Project of the Year) »2021 PMP Improvements, City of Arden Hills • Project Engineer »2011–2021 Street and Utility Improvements, City of Hopkins • Project Engineer Eric Wilfahrt, PLS Survey Manager Eric will coordinate with survey crew chiefs to complete topographic survey in a timely manner. He will coordinate with our survey drafters to implement field shots into an AutoCAD drawing for plan use and will manage survey staking requests through construction. Eric has been involved with past projects for Arden Hills and is familiar with the community. Eric began his surveying career with Bolton & Menk in 2004. He manages survey operations for the firm’s south metro locations. He likes to complete projects that have complex and challenging right-of-way and boundary determinations. Eric is very detail orientated, and he strives to produce the best possible product for clients while keeping budget in mind. He is responsible for crew scheduling and coordination; professional reviews and determinations; research; and preparing, calculating, interpreting, and writing legal descriptions. He also provides quality assurance and quality control on projects to ensure project scopes are complete. Eric is proficient in Civil 3D and Trimble Business Center. Mitch Hoeft, PE Senior Trenchless Utilities Engineer Mitch brings substantial trenchless utility rehabilitation and maintenance experience to this project. He joined Bolton & Menk in 2018, having left a role as regional representative of a national trenchless contractor. In that role, Mitch was responsible for bidding and scheduling trenchless pipeline rehabilitation work as well as coordinating with cities and engineers on product selection and specification writing. Mitch is a principal engineer who began his engineering career in 2008 with the City of Golden Valley. During his years there, Mitch represented the city on the Joint Water Commission (JWC) with partner cities Crystal and New Hope. Mitch developed expertise with a variety of watermain replacement techniques, including trenchless strategies for unique situations. Mitch specializes in trenchless utility rehabilitation and municipal engineering services. For the City of Arden Hills, he will lead the project's trenchless watermain improvement designs. Mitch will also review provided sewer video to gauge whether trenchless improvements are needed for the sanitary sewer segment crossing Old Snelling Avenue. Mitch is also involved in various organizations throughout the Upper Midwest and strives to establish connections within all aspects of public works. Connecting people and services is what drew Mitch to engineering, and he believes each project is unique and works to address each need in a way that is cost-effective, politically acceptable, and minimally intrusive.