I-215 INTERCHANGE - BARTON ROAD INTERCHANGE

A resolution to traffic congestion, the bridge connected to I-215 is lengthened for easier access.

A resolution to traffic congestion, the bridge connected to I-215 is lengthened for easier access.

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Streetscapes LIGHT RAIL MEDIAN LANDSCAPING PH II Light rail median landscaping in Milpitas, CA. Site work consists of grading, hardscape paving, irrigation system installments, and landscape plantings.

LIGHT RAIL MEDIAN LANDSCAPING PH II

Streetscapes CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS - MEDIAN LANDSCAPE IMP Median landscape improvements include demolition of existing landscape with new irrigation and planting. La Mirada and Rosecrans Intersection work features a five-foot wide planting area with a 30” high raised planter.

CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS - MEDIAN LANDSCAPE IMP

Streetscapes GABION RANCH - SIERRA AVE AND SUMMIT AVE PERIMETER LANDSCAPE IMP Landscaping work and improvements completed by Marina at Gabion Ranch in Fontana, CA along the perimeter of Sierra Ave. and Summit Ave.

GABION RANCH - SIERRA AVE AND SUMMIT AVE PERIMETER LANDSCAPE IMP

Streetscapes LOS PATRONES PARKWAY ROADWAY IMPROVEMENTS Roadway improvements on Los Patrones Parkway include the alignment, design, and construction of a new Arterial Highway between Oso Parkway and Cow Camp Road.

LOS PATRONES PARKWAY ROADWAY IMPROVEMENTS

Streetscapes State Street The goal of this project is to improve and rejuvenate the streetscape planters on State Street with landscape practices that are environmentally sound and resource efficient. The challenges include extremes in light conditions, aggressive roots from established street trees, and pollution. Natives provide unusual shapes, textures, and colors, and once established are durable choices. They connect people to the surrounding natural environment and educate them on sound landscape practices in a time of limited resources. Native plants will add distinction to an already vibrant downtown and enliven the pedestrian and vehicular experience. The planting should help unify not only the planters but the streetscape as a whole. While there are many benefits to planting natives, careful planning must happen in order for plants to be successful and attain optimal health in a heavily used, public environment.

State Street

Streetscapes MTBA Transit Center MBTA Transit Center is located along Adobe Road and directly across the street from the Twentynine Palms Senior Center. The concept of this desert design was to provide an attractive display of desert landscape that would help bring visual interest to a heavily used transportation hub. The use of mesquite and palo verde trees helps provide shade and accent to the desert displays, as do the variety of flowering groundcover and regional plant material. In addition, the utilization of cobble and rock mulch adds a change of textures while still achieving a low-maintenance landscape. This project was processed through the Morongo Basin Transit Authority and the City of Twentynine Palms.

MTBA Transit Center