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YPMO’s 15th Anniversary celebration continues with a look back at 2021! ? After a year of planning to define and develop a scope of work for PIO services for our City of Phoenix On-Call Professional Services Contract, YPMO began working with two engineering firms on four contracts for their design phase work for the Large Diameter Sanitary Sewer Pipe and Manhole Rehabilitation Program in 2021.? ? YPMO’s team analyzed site constraints and developed Public Information and Outreach (PIO) Plans for 150 sanitary sewer pipe segments and 1,000 manholes that the city identified for rehabilitation during the construction phase (2023 - 2028). ? Over 12 months, YPMO’s team developed 32 PIO Plans with 264 subsections that included project location maps and mailing distribution lists for the four contracts. The PIO Plans identified the distribution areas, including residences, businesses, schools, and emergency services. Based on prior project knowledge, YPMO staff anticipated approximate traffic restrictions for collection schedules (trash, recycling, bulk trash), bus and bike routes, and overall impacts to major roadways during the construction phase. YPMO thoroughly reviewed the site constraints and identified businesses and schools near the impacted areas that would require extra coordination such as sports arenas, events, venues, hotels, or other multi-purpose facilities. ? Our work concluded in February 2023 and YPMO began preparing for the construction phase later that year. Our work in the design phase allowed our team to quickly produce and distribute construction notifications and assist the contractors identify any area constraints. #15projectsfor15years

PSA 1: The Forum on Construction Law has a new LinkedIn page ?? PSA 2: Join us at the fall meeting in Pittsburgh - registration link below! ? American Bar Association Forum on Construction Law #abafcl #constructionlawyers

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Construction Lawyers - Sign up today to attend the American Bar Association Forum on Construction Law's Fall Meeting in Pittsburgh. You don't want to miss out on any part of the biggest trilogy since the original Star Wars - first up: designers at the Fall Meeting. To be followed in January at the Midwinter by owners and in April at the Annual Meeting by contractors and subcontractors. Did you know that American Bar Association Forum on Construction Law has a new LinkedIn Page? Follow the new page to stay up to date on Forum news! #abafcl #constructionlaw #constructionlawyers

Many of our Hubexo BuildCentral | Powered by Hubexo customers and prospects who I just met @ HCD Healthcare Design Expo & Conference should definitely know about this one! #healthcaredesign #hcdcon #hcd2024 #healthcarearchitecture #medicalconstructiondata

More reflections on #APBP2024 in #Detroit.

Speak up by Fri 1/19 for a key Red Line Parkway connector along Parmer Lane! Our Austin-area government for transportation planning, CAMPO, is leading a key study for Parmer Lane (FM 734). Parmer Lane is a critical corridor for the Red Line Parkway, since it has the potential to provide the only safe bike/ped access in the area, where none exists. Parmer Lane could also become an essential part of the Red Line Parkway itself until the trail is built through the large Robinson Ranch area just to the east of Parmer Lane. TAKE ACTION: This is such a critical moment to shape this area. Please take the following three quick steps, by this Friday, January 19th: 1. Visit the Parmer Lane open house: https://loom.ly/rkE92Ok 2. Take the survey: https://loom.ly/CS_EPeg 3. Leave comments on the interactive map: https://loom.ly/HTxaQQI In your survey responses, you can amplify our core request for the project: “Please provide a minimum of 12'-wide shared-use paths (for bike & walk traffic) separated from motor vehicle traffic by a solid barrier (such as guardrail or jersey barrier) on both sides of the highway.” Oftentimes, these surveys seem almost too easy and quick to complete, but please do follow through to help us complete the Red Line Parkway!

Check out some great takeaways from last week's Infrastructure Conference below!

This is of course a big question for a short panel discussion but we hope to bring you some insights into the main issues. I look forward to meeting you!

I found this picture in an office in Restoration. It is Franklin Thomas, Restoration’s, first President and CEO and Congresswoman Shirley Chisolm. What are they looking at and what are they planning: 1. What does the future economic landscape for our people look like for Bed-Stuy and Crown Heights? 2. How do we build an inclusive political landscape for the Black and Brown agenda for all of Brooklyn? 3. How do we make sure we are represented in corporate board rooms and what does a run for Congress (and President) look like? What do you think?