Our firm provided design, bidding, and construction phase services for the replacement of the school’s running track. In addition to the replacement of the track, long jump, pole-vault, and high jump running surface and underlying asphalt base, additional drainage improvements were constructed along the inside of the track to maximize drainage away from the track surface, as well as new perimeter fencing, asphalt walkways, a new long jump pit and shot put ring. Our firm also designed and coordinated the purchase of custom track appurtenances and equipment.
The Township of Sparta retained our firm to provide survey and preliminary planning and design for a new sports field and recreation area facility. The proposed project consisted of design for site access, parking, lighting, synthetic and natural turf fields and stormwater management. Additionally, our firm provided the design of support facilities to accommodate the anticipated patrons, inclusive of on-site sanitary sewage treatment and disposal.
CP was engaged by local communities and governmental agencies to explore and develop the planning of the Northwest Morris Canal Greenway Project. The project involves the development of a 10-mile trail which would span Sussex and Morris Counties and pass through the townships and boroughs of Roxbury, Hopatcong, Netcong, Stanhope, Byram & Mount Olive. The greenway would expand eco-tourism for Northwest New Jersey, while enhancing access to valued natural resources. The greenway would begin in Waterloo Village and continue eastward to Orben Park. Along this 10-mile route, the greenway would traverse 3 transit stations, multiple village centers and 8 parks. The Northwest portion of this greenway is part of much larger trail, the Morris Canal Greenway, currently in varying stages of development which spans 102 total miles from Philipsburg (Warren County) to Jersey City (Hudson County).
The Borough of Mount Arlington retained CP to provide design, bidding, regulatory permitting and construction phase services for the rehabilitation and expansion of existing recreational trails and trailhead access parking. The design of the new trails was performed in conformance with Morris County Trail Construction Grant Program requirements and the project complied with applicable NJDEP freshwater wetlands and flood hazard area permitting requirements. Bids were received by Mount Arlington, reviewed by CP and the Borough’s legal counsel, with CP preparing the recommendation to award documents. CP provided construction administration and observation services and was the liaison with the local residents on this project.
The Borough of Mount Arlington retained CP to design and coordinate the installation of a dense-graded aggregate (DGA) walking path, with protective fencing, boulder delineation and drainage improvements, at the Fireman’s Field recreation facility. The DGA walking path enhanced an existing paved pathway on site to provide a loop walking path around the entire facility. Access to the walking path is provided at either end of the park from existing parking areas.
