The B&B team was contracted by the City of El Paso and El Paso International Airport to reconstruct the streets within the Butterfield Trail Industrial Park. The primary goal was to solve the existing pavement problems using long-term solutions with outstanding high quality. Coordination with the existing tenants and the El Paso International Airport Property Management Division was needed to successfully provide an outstanding project and plan alternative routes for traffic flow. The B&B surveying team performed boundary, topographic, and improvement surveys as a basis for the design layout. In coordination with the City’s environmental consultant, the B&B team performed a geotechnical investigation. A revision of utility easements was needed to plan for utility service lines installations and to avoid future pavement cuts on a recently improved street. The project included the removal and disposal of existing asphaltic pavements, base course, and additional excavation for new pavement and sidewalk cross-sections as well as any other item identified in the demolition drawings for removal. Project drainage improvements consisted of creating positive drainage flow and/or installing a new underground municipal separate storm sewer system (MS4) with inlet structures discharging into the existing ponding areas and the implementation of innovative project stormwater detention was implemented to the new median landscaping improvements.
