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Project Description
The structure is located on Alexander Street (Princeton) / Alexander Road (West Windsor), on the border of West Windsor Township and Princeton. The existing structure constructed in 1948 consists of a three-span, simply supported, timber stringer type bridge carrying a timber deck overlaid with asphalt and continuous, rolled steel beams below each 6’ wide timber sidewalk. The existing structure carries one travel lane in each direction and no shoulders.
The existing structurally deficient bridge is being replaced with a single-span bridge consisting of a concrete supported deck on reinforced concrete abutments. The outer edge of the structure and concrete wingwalls will feature a wood façade. The roadway configuration will be two (2) 12’ lanes, two (2) 5’ shoulders and two (2) 5’ wide timber sidewalks with concrete curbs. The project is being coordinated with local stakeholders as well as the D&R Canal Commission, NJ Water Supply Authority, NJDEP State Historic Preservation Office - D&R Canal State Park.
Construction staging is being coordinated with separate, adjacent projects by Mercer County with a full detour of Alexander Road (primary detour route consisting of Faculty Road, CR 571 Washington Road to US Route 1).
The project design was single phase (no Preliminary Engineering) accelerated design and the construction phase is also accelerated to combine detour with the County projects and to minimize impacts to the traveling public and local stakeholders including D&R Canal State Park users.
Speaker Bios
John S. Campi, Jr. – Project Manager, NJDOT
 Mr. Campi has over 23 years of Project Management experience on a wide variety of projects. He has managed many projects within Mercer County and the regional area. Project experience includes ABC or “Hyperbuild” Bridge replacement, Orphan Bridge replacements over Amtrak, drainage improvements, resurfacing, roadway widening, ITS system projects and intersection improvements. Mr. Campi has delivered and managed as many as 50 projects totaling over $1B in costs. Mr. Campi has over 42 years of service in the Department and has worked in the Planning Unit, Research & Development Unit, and Utility Bureau. In the Research Unit, he authored ‘Guiderail Delineation’ in the nationally published TRB Record. Some of his efforts include the following projects: Route 1 Olden Avenue Hyperbuild (ABC) Bridge Replacement, Alexander Road Bridge over Amtrak, Route 1 Alexander Rd. to Mapleton Rd. (Penns Neck), Route 1 Business Streetscape/Roundabout, Route 1 SB Nassau Park Boulevard, Trenton Amtrak Bridges, South Broad Street Bridge (Rt. 206) and Route 31 Bridge over CSX.
Denice daCunha, PE – Project Manager / Supervising Engineer, NV5
 Ms. daCunha is a Project Manager with over 31 years of experience at NV5 in the design and management of numerous highway, bridge, and traffic engineering assignments. Her experience includes managing multi-disciplined NJDOT projects through all phases: conceptual, preliminary, final design and construction support. She is currently managing the accelerated Alexander Road Bridge over D&R Canal Bridge replacement project which is in the construction phase as well as three other D&R Canal Bridge projects in the Concept Development phase (Landing Lane, Chapel Drive and Main Street (South Bound Brook). Her projects have involved historic bridges and districts and involvement with regulatory agencies, including the award-winning Route 71 Pedestrian Tunnel at Monmouth University. She also manages NJDOT General Engineering Term Agreements and numerous Safe Routes to School and Transportation Alternative Program federal grant projects. Several projects have been recognized with Awards from American Planning Association, Engineers Council of NJ, NJ Concrete Association, Federal Highway Administration and NJDOT Value Engineering. She has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Environmental Engineering from Penn State University.
PDH
Attendees will be eligible to receive 1 PDH (NJ, PA, and DE; check for eligibility in other states).
Schedule
5:00 PM – Social Hour
6:00 PM – Dinner
6:45 PM – Meeting Sponsor Presentations
7:00 PM – Presentation
8:00 PM – Closing Remarks and Upcoming Event Announcements
Cost (Registration closes on Friday, October 11,2019.)
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ASHE Member
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$45.00
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Non-Member
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$55.00
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Public Employee
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$25.00
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ASHE SNJ Dinner Sponsorship
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$250.00
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Includes 1 free dinner registration.
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ASHE SNJ Gold Dinner Sponsorship
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$200.00
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Available only to ASHE SNJ Gold Sponsors. Includes 1 free dinner registration.
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ASHE SNJ Platinum Dinner Sponsorship
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$150.00
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Available only to ASHE SNJ Platinum Sponsors. Includes 1 free dinner registration.
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Registrations changed after the registration closing deadline will be charged the Non-Member price.
Students may attend for free by contacting Alex Kluka, ASHE SNJ Membership Committee Lead, atalexander.kluka@wsp.com.
ASHE SNJ would like to thank our sponsors!
For information on becoming a sponsor, please contact Chris Gentz atchris.gentz@wsp.com.
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