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These 40 acres along the Little Dry Creek transformed the neglected river corridor into a multi-functional park, which provides overlapping regional detention and site improvements supporting the adjacent RTD Westminster Station. Major drainage improvements include flood detention, a storm sewer beneath Federal Boulevard, and restoring a portion of Little Dry Creek. Final improvements included a single span bridge that provides access to Westminster Station, utility relocations, and roadway, trails, and parking lots.Westminster, ColoradoWestminster Station Park -
In September 2013, extreme flood waters washed away homes, cars, and much of US 34 through the Big Thompson Canyon between the City of Loveland and the Town of Estes Park. The US 34 Big Thompson Canyon Flood Recovery Project followed the emergency response with the goal of making long-term improvements to US 34, permanently repairing the flood damage, and providing a safe and resilient highway for the future.LOVELAND, COLORADOUS 34 BIG THOMPSON CANYON RECONSTRUCTION -
Horizontal Collection Well No. 119 is part of the ongoing expansion of South Adams County Water and Sanitation District’s separate irrigation supply system. Muller provided a variety of services to the District during multiple phases of this breakthrough project including master planning, CM/GC owner’s representation, design, and construction management. This is the first application of radial horizontal collector well technology in Colorado.HENDERSON, COLORADOCOLORADO HORIZONTAL COLLECTOR WELL NO. 119 -
This 4-mile segment of the Peaks to Plains Trail: Clear Creek Canyon Segment in Jefferson and Clear Creek Counties is in a heavily forested, steep canyon corridor requiring rock cuts and slope stabilization. Key elements included a 10-ft-wide concrete trail, a trail underpass, four prefabricated steel bridges, four new trailhead parking lots, miles of retaining walls, and permitting from CDOT and federal agencies.JEFFERSON COUNTY, COLORADOPEAKS TO PLAINS TRAIL – CLEAR CREEK CANYON -
Muller served on a multi-disciplined project team providing preliminary and final design for 11.2 miles of I-25 north of Denver from CO 66 to CO 402. The I-25 North Berthoud to Johnstown Reconstruction project has been one of Muller’s largest projects to date, requiring the support of all Muller service areas and encouraging collaboration among our clients, community, and staff.BERTHOUD TO JOHNSTOWN, COLORADOI-25 North Berthoud to Johnstown Reconstruction -
In addition to 60,000 vehicles, hundreds of residents, cyclists, and Colorado School of Mines students navigate the US 6 and 19th Street intersection in Golden each day traveling between neighborhoods and downtown, up Lookout Mountain, and between classes and student housing. The US 6 and 19th Street interchange (Linking Lookout) replaced the existing signalized intersection with a modified diamond interchange featuring a city park and multi-use trails built on the first landscaped bridge and innovative highway lid in Colorado.Golden, ColoradoLinking Lookout: US 6 and 19th Street Interchange -
In 2014, Mile High Flood District (MHFD) and the City and County of Denver’s Department of Transportation and Infrastructure (CCD DOTI) set out to provide channel stabilization on a severely eroded reach of Cherry Creek downstream of the Cherry Creek Reservoir. By the time construction started five years later, a total of eight public agencies had invested in the project to help transform this reach of Cherry Creek from a public and environmental hazard into a 40-acre open space that not only improves channel stability and flood conveyance, but also provides huge benefits in recreation, ecological health, and water quality. Through the partnership formed among several public agencies, this project maximized the public benefit well beyond the original vision and scope.Denver, ColoradoCherry Creek Corridor Improvements Project (Quebec to Iliff)
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