KL Engineering is proud to have helped the Village of Belgium, WI improve the lighting and electrical infrastructure in their historic downtown Main Street. Prior to the project, the corridor had utility-mounted streetlights serviced by an overhead electrical system, and wanted to develop an aesthetic streetscaping plan to enhance their downtown thoroughfare. KL Engineering provided […]
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Since 2016, KL Engineering has successfully completed an array of various lighting and electrical projects for the City of Appleton Parks and Facilities Management Department. The work consists of lighting analysis, design, and construction oversight. Site lighting systems were upgraded at Pierce Park, Alicia Park, and Linwood Park, and lighting and electrical improvements were completed
KL Engineering provided construction administration services for the $170 million reconstruction of IH 41 from Memorial Drive to Lineville Road in Brown County, WI. Services included administration of the contract, documentation and recordkeeping, inspection, material testing and compliance, erosion control compliance, traffic control compliance, contract change orders, public relations, and pay estimates. The reconstruction project
KL Engineering provided design services for a new street connection and two roundabouts near the Fahey Glen and E. Cheryl Parkway intersection in the City of Fitchburg, WI. The design included traffic analysis, traffic control and staging, roadway lighting, signing, pavement markings, and traffic calming measures. The project required extensive public and business community engagement
KL Engineering completed the topographic, utility, control, and R/W survey for the 1.5-mile urban expansion project in the City of Madison. KL completed the project plat, appraisal staking, and monumentation for the acquisition of portions of 40 properties.
KL Engineering led the consultant design team for the reconstruction of 1.2 miles of USH 51, from Ontario Street to Pleasant Street in the City of Portage, WI. Intersection geometrics and realignments were made to improve vehicle movement, define pedestrian and bicycle access, and address safety concerns. Several multi-use path connections were constructed to the