THEPROFILENewsletter of the American Society of Highway Engineers Published Monthly by the Harrisburg Section

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Brad Heigel2019-2020 ASHE President

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The president’s message“THe most important things in life are the connections

you make with others”Tom Ford

Growing up as the nephew of surveyors, I was enamored by the possibility of working

in a technical profession while spending time in the outdoors. Later as a high school

student, I remember my Physics teacher suggesting that I consider majoring in

Engineering in college. By then my decision had been made, I would attend Penn State

University Park and major in Aerospace Engineering. The Aerospace thing lasted less

than a semester and I switched into Civil Engineering. It was a perfect fit, lots of math and sciences and little English and

communications. After I graduated, I moved to Harrisburg to begin my career in transportation.

Little did I know that this first stop at a consultant would leave me with a bounty of friends and mentors that would

influence me over the next 30 years, but that the need to write and communicate would be a much larger part of an

engineer’s profession than I had ever imagined. After a few years, I transitioned from the private sector to the public

sector as I began a lengthy stint at the PA Turnpike. I found the public sector to be less technical in nature and included

more project management. As a Project Manager, I found the need to communicate to be the primary duty. Those

communications were both verbal and written. They were both internal between various units and departments,

and external with consultants, contractors, property owners and elected officials. Early in my career, the majority of

communications were either via letter sent US Mail, a phone call from a black box plugged into the wall, or a face-to-face

meeting. As technology emerged, those communications have evolved into emails, text messages and less in the form

of letters; however, phone calls from smart phones and face-to-face meetings remain a constant. As my Project Manager

role evolved into a Program Manager position and ultimately to Chief Engineer, my need to communicate continued to

President’s Message continued on next page

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ASHE Committees and Contacts 2019-2020

Brad Heigel & Eric Martz

Finance and Audit Bea Walters

Program and Professional DevelopmentEric Martz, PE

Scholarship and Student DevelopmentTim Bolden, PE

Public Relations Kyle Rankin

Membership Luis Villegas

Legislative and Government Affairs Paul McNamee, PE

CommunicationsCody Morris, PE

FellowshipJeremy Wyland

Awards CommitteePaul McNamee, PE

Adopt-a-HighwayJosh Golomb, PE

Century ClubRob Yanosky, PE

evolve. What once were daily project specific discussions grew into

program related issues and are now Department or Commission

wide communications relative to policy and procedures. Although

current technology allows constant forms of communication via

emails or text messages, I still maintain that a face-to-face meeting

remains the most effective form of communication although such an

encounter is not always practical.

As November begins, we are just moving through the APC

Conference in Hershey and a month out from the Transportation

Engineering and Safety Conference in State College. Both provide

ample opportunities to network and communicate within

our industry. Regardless if you are a public or private sector

employee, these conferences provide a unique setting of those

involved within the transportation industry at various levels of

authority and from various points of view. Both conferences will

likely provide a wide range of technical sessions and vendors

with cutting edge technology. I plan on using my time between

sessions to reconnect with friends and colleagues, and hopefully

will continue to broaden my professional network. So, if you have

read this message and you see me, please stop and say hello.

Sincerely,Brad Heigel

INVITED!YOU’RE

ASHE HarrisburgEvent Schedule and Updates

The dates for our meetings have been set for:

December 9, 2019 PennDOT District 8-0 Update -

DIstrict Executive Michael Keiser, PE Cork Factory Hotel (Lunch)

JanuaryProject presentation (lunch)

FebruarySecretary of Transportation (lunch)

MarchPennsylvania Turnpike CEO Mark Compton (dinner)

We look forward to seeing everyone during this year!

PresidentBradley Heigel, PE | Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission

First Vice PresidentEric Martz, PE | KCI Technologies

Second Vice PresidentTim Bolden, PE | Gibson-Thomas Engineering

Immediate Past PresidentStephen Roman, PE, PTOE | Whitney, Bailey, Cox and Magnani

TreasurerBea Walters | VE Engineering Inc.

Assistant TreasurerW. Andrew Bitner, PE, PLS | Fairview Township

SecretaryBob Leonard, PE | Erdman Anthony

Section AdministratorNicholas Vereb | Michael Baker International

Northeast Regional Board Delegate:Paul McNamee, PE | KCI Technologies

Term Expires in 2019:Justin Gochenauer, PE | Michael Baker InternationalLuis Villegas | retired from HNTBRobert Yanosky, PE, PTOE, MSTE | Pennoni AssociatesJason Hursh, PE | Larson Design GroupCody Morris, PE | Summit Pointe Advisors

Term Expires in 2020:Jeffrey Griffiths, PE | Michael Baker InternationalKyle Rankin, PE, CBSI | A. Morton ThomasCurtis Sanno, PE, CBSI | DewberryAlan Williamson, PE | HNTBJeremy Wyland, PE | Stantec

Term Expires in 2021:Dan Giles, PE | HDRSuzanne Hoffer | HB EngineeringDanielle King | STV IncorporatedKevin Scheurich, PE | Pennsylvania Turnpike CommissionDavid Snively, Jr., PE | ms consultant

Contact Info Updates & Membership Applications:If your contact information changes, or if you wish to submit an application and payment to become an ASHE member, please contact Nick Vereb Section Administrator for ASHE Harrisburg. A copy of the new member application can be found at the end of this newsletter.

Michael Baker InternationalAttn: Nick Vereb4431 N. Front Street, 2nd Floor Harrisburg, PA 17110-1709 Phone: (717) 221-2036Email: nicholas.vereb@mbakerintl.com

New Membership Contact:If you are a member that has recently joined and would like to talk to someone about what the ASHE Harrisburg Section does or how to get involved, please contact Luis Villegas:

Luis VillegasPhone: (717) 756-0906Email: lvillegas@comcast.net

As most of you know, ASHE is an organization that is run by folks who volunteer their time. However, the reward for volunteering is tremendous.

When you volunteer your time you:• Become a transportation industry advocate

• Participate in committees that are on the leading edge of industry initiatives and technology

• Develop a better understanding of the engineering business

• Create life-long relationships and friends

For these reasons, we ask all members to consider volunteering to participate in an ASHE committee. You do not have to be an Officer or on the Board of Directors to make a difference. If you are interested in helping out, our committees are listed to the left along with a contact. Please feel free to reach out to any committee that sounds interesting, or contact Dave Frey, ASHE President, and he will help hook you up with a committee in need of volunteer support.

Thank you for considering getting involved!

Profile Contact:If you have ASHE Profile news,please contact Cody Morris,Profile Editor for ASHE Harrisburg:

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Find Us At:Local: www.harrisburg.ashe.proNational: www.ashe.pro

Career Opportunities:Recently posted onwww.harrisburg.ashe.pro/career.htm

CDM Smith, Inc.Dawood Engineering, Inc.Gannett Fleming, Inc.Greenman-Pedersen, Inc.KCI Technologies, Inc.Michael Baker InternationalSAI Consulting Engineers, Inc.Susquehanna Civil Inc.

FellowshipJeremy Wyland

Awards CommitteePaul McNamee, PE

Adopt-a-HighwayJosh Golomb, PE

Century ClubRob Yanosky, PE

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ASHE officers and board of directors

2018-2019 Harrisburg section

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Stell Environmental Enterprises, Inc.STV Incorporated

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The Markosky Engineering Group, Inc.The Wilson T. Ballard Company

Traffic Planning and Design, Inc.TRC Engineers, Inc.

T.W. Consultants, Inc.Urban Engineers, Inc.

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The ASHE Harrisburg Section wishes to thank the following Century Club members for their support during 2019-2020.

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The Century Club is comprised of ASHE members who have made a $200 pledge to support the ASHE Harrisburg Section’s activities. Century Club Members are prominently displayed in The Profile up to

eight times a year. The Profile is issued monthly to approximately 400

Section Members in South Central Pennsylvania. The Century Club is an

excellent opportunity to gain recognition among your colleagues, while

actively supporting ASHE. Visit www.harrisburg.ashe.pro/centuryclub.

htm or call Rob Yanosky, PE at 717-620-5955, to make your pledge.

District 8-0 November Through December 2019 Anticipated LettingsMPMS County State

Route Project Title Short Narrative Let Date Range

109323 Adams 194 East King Street Resurfacing

ResurfacingSR 194(East King Street) from SR 97(South Queen Street) to Union Township LineLittlestown Borough

11/7/19 1,000,000 to 2,500,000

109323 Adams 97 Baltimore Pike Rsf 3

Resurface, drainage and guide railPA 97 (Baltimore Pike) from SR 2002 (White Hall Road) to Mud College RoadGermany, Mount Joy, Union Townships and Littlestown Borough

11/7/19 1,000,000 to 2,500,000

107834 Cumberland Fairgrounds Trail Fairgrounds Ave between US-11 and B StreetCarlisle Borough 11/7/19 1,000,000 to

2,500,000

18433 Cumberland Wolf Bridge T-508

County Bridge #11 on Wolfs Bridge Rd over Conodoguinet Creek, Middlesex TownshipBridge replacement

12/12/19 2,500,000 to 5,000,000

107798 Cumberland 74 B Street ProjectB Street Carlisle BoroComplete street connectivity project

11/7/19 5,000,000 to 7,500,000

105340 Cumberland 11 Harrisburg Pike Resurf

US-11 from west of Cook Drive to Kost Rd, Middlesex, Silver Spring TwpsResurface, mill curb to curb, drainage and guiderail updates, ADA ramps

12/12/19 1,000,000 to 2,500,000

90813 Franklin 16 Marsh Run RoadPA 16 (Buchanan Trail) over Marsh RunAntrim TownshipBridge Rehabilitation

11/7/19 500,000 to 1,000,000

100149 Franklin 233 PA233 over Rocky Mtn. Crk-C

Bridge rehabilitationPA 233 (Rocky Mountain Road) over Rocky Mountain Creek, Greene Township

12/12/19 500,000 to 1,000,000

87712 Lancaster 4030 Newport Road Bridge

SR 4030 (Newport Road) over Boyers RunPenn Township 11/7/19 200,000 to

500,000

90490 Lancaster 272 PA 272 Intersec-tion Impvt

PA-272 from Bylerland Road to East Miller RoadProvidence TownshipImprove corridor intersections.

11/7/19 5,000,000 to 7,500,000

108696 York 124 Mt Rose Ave Resurface

ResurfacePA 124 (Mount Rose Avenue) from Sherman Street to I-83/Exit 18 Interchange Spring Garden Township and York CityYork County

11/7/19 1,000,000 to 2,500,000

87546 York 124 East Prospect Bridge-C

Bridge Replacement on SR124 East Prospect Road in Lower Windsor Township 11/7/19 500,000 to

1,000,000

112018 York 2048 Old Forge Road Emergency

Old Forge Road (SR 2048) over Branch of Muddy CreekChanceford TownshipRepairs

11/7/19 1,000,000 to 2,500,000

100224 York 24 Winterstown Road Resurfac

Resurface PA 24 (Winterstown Road) from State Route 2079 (Cross Roads Avenue) to PA 216 (Swamp Road/Hill Street) in North Hopewell Township and Winterstown Borough

11/7/19 1,000,000 to 2,500,000

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The ASHE Harrisburg October Luncheon was held on November 4. Craig Sattesahn, PE and Brent Lykens, PE from PennDOT District 2-0 presented “Potters Mills Gap Project - Design and Construction Overview”. Craig presented the project timeline and the unique design challenges that PennDOT District 2-0 and the design team faced when designing this important highway project in Centre County. Brent presented the construction progress to date and discussed the unforeseen situations that arose during construction.

ASHE Harrisburg appreciates Craig and Brent for taking time out of their busy schedules to present to the

ASHE Harrisburg Section.

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Sponsor: Luis Villegas

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ASHE Charity of the monthToys for Tots

MISSION:The mission of the U. S. Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots Program is to collect new, unwrapped toys during October, November and December each year, and distribute those toys as Christmas gifts to less fortunate children in the community in

which the campaign is conducted.

GOAL:The primary goal of Toys for Tots is to deliver, through a new toy at Christmas, a message of hope to less fortunate youngsters that will assist them in becoming responsible, productive, patriotic

citizens.

OBJECTIVES:The objectives of Toys for Tots are to help less fortunate children throughout the United States experience the joy of Christmas; to play an active role in the development of one of our nation’s most valuable resources – our children; to unite all members of local communities in a common cause for three months each year during the annual toy collection and distribution campaign; and to contribute to better communities in the future.

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We are seeking nominations/interested member participation in the Board. Currently there are 5 seats open. Anyone interested contact Stephen Roman at sroman@WBCM.com or call him at 717-691-4708.

Nominations are dueDecember 31, 2019

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ASHE Meeting Announcement: December 9, 2019

Monday, December 9, 2019Registration/Social: 11:30 am - 12:15 pm

Lunch: 12:15 - 12:45 pm

Presentation and Discussion: 12:45 pm

LocationCork Factory Hotel480 New Holland Avenue, Suite 3000Lancaster, PA 17602

Cost$30 members, $35 non-members, $10 students

Please make checks payable to: ASHE - Harrisburg Section

Credit card payment can be accepted using the link below.RSVP by Noon on December 5, 2019

Please RSVP by clicking on the following link HERE

NOTE: Reservations will be accepted electronically through the enclosed link or by calling the number shown below. Should you choose to register by mail, or pay in advance, please remit the enclosed, with a check made payable to ASHE - Harrisburg Section. If you make a reservation and wish to cancel it, you must do so no later than December 5, 2019. If you fail to cancel by the deadline, we will not be able to refund your payment. No-shows will be invoiced for the unpaid amount.

RSVP to:KCI Technologies, Inc. c/o Gloria Smith

5001 Louise Drive, Suite 201Mechanicsburg, PA 17055

Phone: 717-691-1340 or Fax: 717-691-3470Email: Gloria.Smith@KCI.com

Program Topic and Speaker“PennDOT District 8-0 Update”

Mike Keiser, PE (PennDOT District 8-0 Executive)

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PennDOT District 8-0 “State of the District”

Please join Harrisburg ASHE as we welcome District Executive Mike Keiser, PE to give us an update on the

current state of activities within the PennDOT District 8-0.

Monday, November 5, 2018 Location:Registration: 11:30 am to Noon Radisson Penn Harris Lunch: Noon to 12:45 pm 1150 Camp Hill Bypass Presentation/Discussion: 12:45pm Camp Hill, PA 17011

Cost: $25 members, $30 non-members

Please make checks payable to: ASHE- Harrisburg Section. Credit card payment can be accepted using the link below. RSVP by Noon on October 31, 2018

Please RSVP by clicking on the following link HERE

NOTE: Reservations will be accepted electronically through the enclosed link or by calling the number shown below. Should you choose to register by mail, or pay in advance, please remit the enclosed, with a check made payable to ASHE- Harrisburg Section. If you make a reservation and wish to cancel it, you must do so no later than October 31, 2018. If you fail to cancel by the deadline, we will not be able to refund your payment. No-shows will be invoiced for the unpaid amount.

RSVP to: KCI Technologies, Inc. c/o Gloria Smith

5001 Louise Drive, Suite 201

Mechanicsburg, PA 17055

Phone: 717-691-1340 or Fax: 717-691-3470 Email: Gloria.Smith@KCI.com

Mike Keiser, PEPennDOT District Executive

ELIGIBILITY AND SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTSThe ASHE Harrisburg Section is inviting Section Members to submit applications for the ASHE National Project of the Year. In addition, the ASHE Harrisburg Section will be selecting Section Awards from these submittals. The Section Project Awards will be honored at the June, 2020 dinner along with the Section’s Student Scholarship Awards. The National Project of the Year will be recognized at the ASHE Annual Conference in Raleigh, NC in early June.

ELIGIBILITY Any project that is substantially completed by December 30, 2019 and no more than two calendar years immediately prior to the American Society of Highway Engineers (ASHE) National Annual Conference shall be considered eligible for the National Project of the Year competition provided that the project involves at least one of the following transportation features:

• Highways/Roadways • Railroads

• Bridges • Public Transit

• Traffic Control/Signalization (Includes ITS) • Bikeways and Multi-use Paths

Projects submitted through the ASHE Harrisburg Section must be located within the geographical boundaries of the following counties: Dauphin, York, Adams, Lancaster, Perry, Franklin, Lebanon, and Cumberland.

AWARD CATEGORIESThe project entries must fall within one of the following cost categories:

• Projects up to $20M in construction cost

• Projects over $20M in construction cost

One project from each category will be selected by the Section as National Project of the Year nominees. These projects will then be forwarded to the ASHE Northeast Region for competition with the other Northeast Region Section projects for judging for submission for the ASHE National Project of the Year competition. Section Project Awards will also be selected form these submittals.

AWARD ENTRY SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTSThe following represents the minimum that must be submitted to the Section by late December, 2019, early January, 2020 (the specific date will be determined and distributed to Section Members once the National and Regional submission deadlines are announced):

• A completed ASHE Project of the Year Entry Form. (available at www.ashe.pro).

• A letter from the client or owner that the project was substantially completed and open to the public by December 31, 2019.

• A narrative of the project not exceeding 1500 words (single sided, 12-point font, 8 ½ “x11” pages); the narrative must address the 6 categories in the scoring and judging criteria below.

• Project construction costs.

• Up to five (5) five construction drawings on 11”x17” sheets that are relative to the scoring and judging criteria.

• Up to five (5) photos (maximum size: 8 ½”x11”) that are relative to the scoring and judging criteria.

• The entry submittal shall be provided in pdf format with photos in jpg format on a CD/DVD mailed or by e-mail.

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AWARD SCORING CRITERIA AND JUDGINGEach submittal will be judged based on the following criteria:

• 25% Complexity

• 25% New application of Existing Techniques / Originality / Innovation

• 15% Social/Economic Considerations

• 15% Safety

• 10% Aesthetics and Sustainable Features

• 10% Meeting and Exceeding Owner’s/Client’s Needs

If you have any questions regarding the application/submission process, please contact Paul McNamee at paul.mcnamee@kci.com or call him at 717-578-7565.

Project submittals can be emailed to Paul or mailed/delivered to: KCI Technologies, 5001 Louise Drive, Mechanicsburg, PA 17055. Look for additional details in future Profiles.

12 2020 NATIONAL PROJECT OF THE YEARAND HARRISBURG SECTION AWARDS

nominations for the following National Awards are due to ASHE

National by February 15, 2020:

• Robert E. Pearson Award

• Young ASHE Member of the Year Award

• ASHE Member of the Year Award

• Life Time Achievement Award

Qualifications and Nomination information for these awards are located on the ASHE National Web Site at

www.ashe.pro.

Anyone having any questions about these awards can contact Paul McNamee, ASHE Harrisburg NE Regional VP at

paul.mcnamee@kci.com or at 717-578-7565.

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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF HIGHWAY ENGINEERS

National Project of the Year AwardOFFICIAL ENTRY FORM

AWARD CATEGORY (Check One): Under $20 Million Over $20 Million

SPONSORING REGION (Check One): Northeast Mid-Atlantic Southeast

Great Lakes North Central South Central

Northwest Rocky Mountain Southwest

CONTACT INFORMATION FOR SPONSORING REGION:Primary Contact Name: ASHE Region Position:Phone (Office): Phone (Mobile): E-Mail Address:

Secondary Contact Name: ASHE Region Position:Phone (Office): Phone (Mobile): E-Mail Address:

PROJECT INFORMATION (From Section Entry):ENTERING AGENCY/COMPANY’S NAME:PROJECT NAME: TYPE:PROJECT LOCATION:CITY: COUNTY:CONSTRUCTION COST: BUDGETED CONSTRUCTION COST:PROJECT COMPLETION DATE:

PROJECT OWNER:STREET ADDRESS:CITY: STATE: ZIP:PHONE: FAX:CONTACT PERSON:E-MAIL ADDRESS:

PROJECT DESIGN FIRM:STREET ADDRESS:CITY: STATE: ZIP:PHONE: FAX:CONTACT PERSON:E-MAIL ADDRESS:

PRIME CONTRACTOR:STREET ADDRESS:CITY: STATE: ZIP:PHONE: FAX:CONTACT PERSON:E-MAIL ADDRESS:

Entry Form Completed By: Date:

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2019-2020 PHOTO

CONTEST SUBMIT YOUR BEST HIGHWAY PHOTO FOR A

CHANCE TO WIN! Roadways, bridges and tunnels are considered parts of

highways. There are no geographical limits to this contest. We encourage contestants to submit photos of interesting highway features from sites in Pennsylvania. However, entries from anywhere in the world are welcome.

Contest is open to members and friends of the ASHE Harrisburg Section.

Each contestant may submit only ONE (1) photograph, which must have been taken by the contestant.

All entries must be 8” X 10” prints. Original slides or negatives will not be accepted. Black and white or color photographs are acceptable in this competition. The contestant’s name, address, daytime telephone number and photograph title must be written clearly in ink on the back of the photograph.

Entries must be accompanied with a brief title (7 words or less) and description (50 words or less) of the highway, bridge or tunnel in the photograph; this description must include the name and location of the highway facility and a brief explanation of any construction or maintenance activity. This write‐up must also be emailed to the address listed below.

The first place photograph will also be featured as the ASHE Harrisburg Facebook Cover Image for the 2019‐2020 year! Like www.facebook.com/ASHEHarrisburg for more details.

Questions? Contact Tristan Bolden at: (717) 612-9880 or tristan.bolden@gibson-thomas.com

**By submitting this photo for this contest, you are granting permission for the ASHE Harrisburg Section to use, duplicate and distribute a copy of the photo in any form (electronic or otherwise) as deemed

appropriate**

First Prize: $150 Second Prize: $ 100

Third Prize: $50

DEADLINE:

Entries must be received no later than the January

2020 meeting to be eligible.

JUDGING:

Entries will be judged by ASHE

members in attendance at the

February 2020 meeting.

AWARDS:

Awards will be presented to the winners at our

meeting on March 2020.

Entries will be available for pickup at the end of that

meeting.

MAIL OR DELIVER ENTRIES TO:

Tristan A. Bolden c/o Gibson-Thomas

Engineering Co., Inc. 3552 Gettysburg Road,

Suite 201 CAMP HILL, PA 17011

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