Parks & Recreational Facilities
City of Fremont Family Water Park
Project Management, Construction Management & Inspection Services
Anchor Engineering provided Project Management, Construction Management and Inspection Services for the City of Fremont’s $10.5 million family aquatic park. Despite considerable additional work directed by the City and design-related, the project finished ahead of the long-planned Memorial Day 2009 weekend opening date.
Anchor also provided pre-construction services including constructibility review, schedule development, meetings, permit assistance, bidding assistance and pre-bid conference.
City of Lafayette Roller Hockey Rink
Construction Management & Inspection Services
Anchor Engineering provided Construction Management and Inspection Services for the City of Lafayette’s $900 thousand, 80-ft x 180-ft roller hockey rink/multi-sports arena and new parking lot.
Bordered by a creek and wetlands, the work entailed protection of trees and native plants, monitoring the creek for water quality control, and monitoring the wildlife habitat.
Anchor’s team was responsible for monitoring all aspects of construction including demolition, earthwork, underground pipeline installation, AC paving, and erection of the hockey rink with appurtenant facilities. We also monitored the contractor’s compliance with SWPPP BMPs based on Caltrans Standard SWPPP guidelines and City’s standard specifications.
City of Union City Sports Center
Project Management, Construction Management & Inspection Services
Anchor Engineering was Construction Manager for this $10.7 million project to build a new gymnasium and sports recreation complex located on a busy main thoroughfare, adjacent to commercial and residential neighborhoods. Our team – Larry Salerno, CM, Doug Friberg, Sr. Inspector, Rick Nedell, PM, and Chris Coles, PIC – provided inspection, contract administration, and construction project management. The 38,000 sq ft complex includes a state-of-the-art fitness center, aerobics room with spring hardwood dance floor, locker rooms, classrooms, and a 12,000 square foot gymnasium.
San Mateo Seal Point Park & East 3rd Avenue Landfill Closure
Project Management, Resident Engineering, Inspection
This multi-faceted and challenging project created a new wetlands, closed an old municipal landfill, and created a new City Park that forms a major new link in the San Francisco Bay Trail. The new Park has a variety of recreational facilities including a dog park, windsurfing ramp, extensive trails, an outdoor classroom, municipal art displays, parking, and scenic overlooks of the new wetlands and SF Bay.
The project also built a new segment of city street off the landfill site at Detroit Drive. This segment incorporated rubble fill from inert landfill materials, with geofabric-reinforced engineered fill and base supporting a new asphaltic-concrete roadway. This major subproject was performed by change order to the landfill closure/park contractor.