Working as a consultant to NCDOT, LJB’s Chris Dustin provided consulting services for spraying herbicides from a UAS platform to address an invasive species (Phragmites australis) on Bodie Island. These services are performed under the Bodie Island Lighthouse Pond Mitigation project and as part of wetland mitigation impacts associated with the NC 12 Replacement of […]

This project implemented critical safety countermeasures and repaved a 2.19-mile section of Rombach Avenue (US 22), including a one-way street section (eastbound) on a horizontal curve that ties into two-way section. LJB also designed the reconstruction of seven traffic signals, removal of three unwarranted signals, the incorporation of two ramp signals, and the coordination of […]

The Village of Yellow Springs needed an updated GIS solution to support its Public Works department to incorporate legacy inventory data, GIS files, and CAD drawings into an enterprise solution that also provides mobile access to field crews supporting the Village’s electrical, water, wastewater, and stormwater networks. To support this endeavor, LJB implemented and continues […]

The City of Miamisburg’s Department of Public Works needed a modern Geographic Information System (GIS) solution for managing its water, wastewater, and stormwater infrastructure. The outcome of this implementation was to produce a modern GIS solution that offers advanced analytical capabilities, seamlessly integrates the use of GPS-assisted field collection systems, and allows the City to […]

To increase capacity between Austin Boulevard and Spring Valley Pike, this project studied the reconstruction of 0.53 miles of Yankee Street from an existing two-lane/three-lane roadway with open shoulders to a curbed four-lane divided section with curb and gutter, a shared-use path, and sidewalk to avoid cultural and Section 4(f) resource impacts. The initial phase […]