ST9601-PR 960419 (2)Schrickel, Rollins and Associates, Inc.
Consultants in Landscape Architecture · Engineering · Planning victor W. Baxter, ASLA
Kent E. I]esley, ASLA
Joseph E. Bradley, PF
Terry T. Cheek, ASLA
Terry E. Cullender
Dino J. Ferralli, PE
Daniel B. Hartman, PE
Delbert W. Hirst, ASLA
Sanford P. LaHue, Jr., PE
Hershel R. Lindly, APA
David K. McCaskill, ASLA
Albert W. Rollins, PE
Gene Schrickel, FASLA
April 19, 1996
Mr. Ken M. Griffin, P.E.
Assistant City Manager/City Engineer
City of Coppell
P.O. Box 478
Coppell, Texas 75019
RE: Proposal for Engineering Design associated with Wrangler Drive/
//ST 96-01 (From Beltline Road to Freeport Parkway)
Dear Ken:
We received your request for proposal on Wrangler Drive and are greatly
appreciative of your remembering our firm and of the opportunity to submit a
proposal. We had fully intended to submit one, but circumstances have come up
that have prevented us from fully putting together a proposal of the quality and
detail that is necessary. We are a firm of very experienced and capable design
engineers and, with the exception of possibly a little outside help with the
signalization, could have provided a very top quality design project on Wrangler
Drive.
We are sorry if we have caused you any inconvenience. We would love to have the
opportunity to submit a proposal on some future project. I promise you that we will
make a very special effort to submit something on that occasion.
Once again, thanks for thinking of us.
Sincerely,
Dino J. FerZi, P.E.
DJF/ve
1161 Corporate Drive West · Suite 200 · Arlington, Texas 76006 · (817) 6494216/Metro (817) 640-8212/FAX (817) 649-7645
Schrickel, Rollins and Associates, Inc.
PROFILE OF PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
Schrickel, Rollins and Associates is a multidisciplinary firm providing services in three separate,
yet complementary, design disciplines: Civil Engineering, Landscape Architecture, Planning and,
as support for the other disciplines, architectural design.
The firm assumed its present identity in 1967 and presently employs a staff of thirty-nine in its
Arlington office. Professional services are offered separately or in combination depending on the
nature of the project and the needs of the client. Projects range from freeway interchanges to
campus planning and beauti~cation, from large, award-winning athletic complexes to school site
development, and ~'om master park planning and grant writing to water amusement parks. Clients
include a wide range of municipal, institutional, and commercial entities.
Our staff includes the following registered professionals: six civil engineers, one architect, and eight
landscape architects. These practitioners are complemented by other professionals and by technical
and administrative personnel.
Our Engineers handle the planning and design of the infrastructure of modern life: roadways,
bridges, drainage, water treatment and supply, and sanitary sewer systems.
Our Landscape Architects address the planning and design of land for parks, schools, universities,
commercial sites, streetscape beauti~cation, athletic facilities, industrial campuses, and other
outdoor spaces for human enjoyment and appreciation.
Our Planners work to integrate these physical elements with social and economic forces,
emphasizing spatial relationships, the determination of needs and trends, and the creation of policies
for guiding the pace, sequence and nature of future development.
Our architectural design staff produces plans for park and athletic facility support buildings, offices,
and renovation of community centers, senior adult centers and similar facilities.
This multidisciplinary structuring of our professional staff provides our clients with a complete in-
house capability for determining the best use and efficient design for land and improvements on the
land.
The success of this approach can be measured by the numerous awards and honors for our work
but, most importantly, by the many long term relationships with our clients. At Schrickei, Rollins
and Associates, our mission is to provide our clients with the highest quality professional
services in the design and engineering industry.
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SERVICES BY DISCIPLINE
CIVIL ENGINEERING
Civil Engineering services provided by the firm include the preparation of.'
Master plans for water, sanitary sewerage, and drainage systems.
Construction plans, specifications and contract documents for water, sanitary sewerage, and drainage systems.
Construction plans, specifications and contract documents for streets, roadways, parking, bridges, and grade
separations.
Construction plans, specifications and contract documents for sewage treatment plants.
Development cost estimates and feasibility studies for public and private developments.
Flood plain/floodway mapping.
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
Landscape Architecture services provided by the firm include the preparation of.'
Master plans for outdoor recreational facilities, open space, commercial recreational complexes, commercial,
industrial, and residential land development, public schools, colleges and universities, service centers,
municipal, state and federal parks.
Planting plans, specifications, and contract documents for public and private developments.
Beauti~cation and amenity elements, construction plans, specifications, and bid documents.
Pedestrian and vehicular facility construction plans, specifications, and bid documents.
Erosion control plans and storm water and pollution permit plans.
Outdoor lighting of fields, parking lots and security areas.
PLANNING
Planning services provided by the firm include the preparation of.'
Land use and circulation plans for public and private land use development.
Zoning applications, specific use permits, preliminary and final plats and annexation requests.
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Project feasibility studies and reports.
Applications of grants-in-aid.
Specific-use permit site plans.
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES/REPORTS
Environmental studies/report services provided by the firm include the preparation of.'
Environmental Assessments.
Environmental Impact Studies.
Phase One Environmental Assessments.
Wetlands Permitting.
404 Permit Determinations.
SURVEYING
Surveying services provided by the firm include the preparation of.'
Property botmdary surveys.
Topographic surveys.
Existing conditions surveys.
Tree location and identification surveys.
Layout and construction staking.
ARCHITECTURE
Architectural services provided by the firm include the preparation of.'
Construction plans, specifications, and bid documents for outdoor recreation structures and buildings
including pavilions, picnic shelters, concession/storage, restrooms, skeet and trap houses, pistol and rifle
baffles, shooting stations/shelters, targets, crowd control structures, entrance and signage.
Construction plans, specification and bid documents for recreation structures and buildings including civic
centers, service and maintenance centers, classrooms, pro shops, concession and retail sales, storage,
bathhouses, and resident housing.
Schrickel, Rollins and Associates, Inc.
MUNICIPAL CLIENTS
Addison Hadingen
Allen Hurst
Arlington Irving
Bedford Keller
Big Spring Las Cruces (New Mexico)
Bryan Lubbock
Burieson Mansfield
Carrollton Midlothian
Cedar Hill Mineral Wells
Cleburne North Richland Hills
College Station Odessa
Colleyville Palestine
Coppell Plano
Dallas Sherman
DeSoto Snyder
Duncanville Southlake
Euless Stephenville
Farmers Branch The Colony
Flower Mound Tyler
Fort Worth Waco
Garland Weatherford
Grand Prairie White Settlement
Grapevine Wichita Falls
Greenville Wylie
NOTE: The above municipalities are located in the State of Texas unless
otherwise noted.
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STREET AND TRANSPORTATION PROJECTS
For nearly three decades Schrickel, Rollins and Associates engineers have been designing a wide variety
of transportation projects. In addition to the following list of work our engineers have designed streets
for numerous subdivisions. Engineers for all of these projects remain on staff.
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Client Project Cost Year
TxDOT XH 35W/Basswood Interchange $21,000,000 1995
Ft. Worth Dis~ct
City of Arlington Ballpark Way, Green Oaks Boulevard to Trinity River $1,500,000 1995
City of Arlington New York Avenue, TCJC Parkway to Lynn Creek $750,000 1995
City of Arlington North Davis Drive Conceptual Study N.A. 1994
Tarrant County Junior Poly Webb Road, New York Avenue to SH 360 $855,000 1994
College District
City of Mansfield Ft. Worth Street $469,000 1994
City of Midlothian South Fifth Street, Walter Stephenson to US Business 67 $1,400,000 1994
City of Colleyville Heritage Avenue, Glade Road to City Limits $1,300,000 1994
City of Colleyville Transportation Impact Fee Study N.A. 1994
TxDOT South Collins Street, Green Oaks Boulevard to Harwood Road $1,400,000 1993
Ft. Worth District/
City of Arlington
City of College Station College Station Business Center, Phase I $840,000 1993
City of Arlington Matlock Road, Lynn Creek to T.O. Harris Road $1,700,000 1993
TxDOT South Collins Street, Abram Street to Park Row Drive $2,800,000 1993
Ft. Worth District/
City of Arlington
City of Arlington Bowman Road, IH 20 to Enchanted Bay $1,200,000 1992
TxDOT IH 35W/IH 30 Interchange (East Central & South Increments) $33,700,000 1992
Ft. Worth District
City of Grapevine Hall Johnson Road, Pool Road to SH 121; $5,600,000 1992
Heritage Avenue, Hall Johnson to City Limits
TxDOT Tarrant County "Off-System" Bridge Project (4 bridges) $1,050,000 1991
Ft. Worth District
City of Arlington Green Oaks Boulevard & Cooks Lane at US 80 (now US 180) $9,200,000 1991
City of Grapevine North Dooley, Austin, Texas, Ruth and Dove Streets $4,450,000 1991
City of Grand Prairie SH 360 Access Ramps at Carrier Parkway & Green Oaks $1,700,000 1990
Boulevard
City of Arlington Green Oaks Boulevard, Matlock Road to South Collins Street $2,900,000 1990
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Const.
Client Project Cost Year
City of Carrollton Improvements to 4 major intersections $200,000 1990
City of Arlington Sublett Road, Matlock to Arlington Webb Road $1,610,000 1989
Ft. Worth District Roadway system for Lake Ray Robeas State Park system $4,700,000 1989
U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers
TxDOT FM 157 (South Cooper Street), 1H 20 to US 287 in Arlington $13,000,000 1989
Ft. Worth District
City of Arlington Environmental Assessment for improvement of IH NA 1988
30/Ballpark Way interchange
City of Arlington Nathan Lowe Road, Matlock to Lynn Creek $1,850,000 1988
City of Arlington Environmental Assessment for exit/entrance ramps on IH 30 NA 1987
to Arlington Stadium (The Ballpark in Arlington)
City of Piano Alma Drive, Seabrook Drive to Spicewood Drive $920,000 1987
City of Hurst Intersection Improvements, SH 121 & Precinct Line Road $572,000 1986
TxDOT Belt Line Road, Gateway Drive to IH 635 in Irving $11,000,000 1986
Dallas District
City of Ft. Worth Trinity Boulevard, Euless Main SWeet to Post Oak Boulevard $623,000 1986
City of PIano Widening of Spring Creek Parkway, Alma Drive to US 75 $824,000 1985
City of Arlington North Cooper Street, Washington Drive to Green Oaks $1,500,000 1985
Boulevard
Cities of Arlington/ Lamar Boulevard/John T. White Road Routing Study NA 1985
Ft. Worth
City of Arlington Arkansas Lane, Hilldale Boulevard to Dalworthington $2,655,000 1985
Gardens
City of Grand Prairie Polo Road, Matthew Road to Corn Valley Road $2,100,000 1985
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DRAINAGE PROJECTS
The following recent drainage design work by Schrickel, Rollins and Associates is in addition to many
other staff projects associated with street drainage. Engineers responsible for this work remain on our
staff.
Const.
Client Project Cost Year
City of College Station College Station Business Center Drainage Improvements $1,300,000 1994
City of Arlington Bridge over Johnson Creek on E. Mitchell Street $464,000 1994
City of Arlington Harvest Hills Drainage Improvements $260,000 1993
Memorial Baptist HEC II Study on Bear Creek NA 1991
Church, Grapevine
TU Electric, Fort Worth Gemini Substation Drainage Improvements $85,000 1991
City of Carrollton Miscellaneous Drainage Improvements, (Box Culvert $450,000 1991
under Perry Road and Gabion Protection in the Greenbelt
Park System)
City of Arlington Lake Arlington Golf Course Drainage Improvements $744,000 1990
Texas A&M University Drainage Study performed as part of Texas A&M NA 1990
System University Master Plan
City of Arlington Stormwater Management Plan for Rush Creek and NA 1988
Johnson Creek
City of Arlington Clarence Foster Park $345,000 1988
City of Farmers Branch Erosion Control at Mallon Park and Rawhide Creek $898,000 1987
City of Hurst/Corps of Lorean Branch Channel Improvements $650,000 1987
Engineers
City of Carrollton Channel Improvements to Hutton Branch at Josey Ranch $900,000 1987
Sports Complex
City of Arlington Ditto Golf Course Drainage Improvements $257,000 1987
TxDOT/City of Irving HEC II Study on Hackberry Creek at Belt Line Road and NA 1987
SH 114
Texas A&M University Drainage Study performed as part of Tarleton State NA 1987
System University Master Plan
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WATER PROJECTS
Design of water utility projects has been a major part of the civil engineering work at Schrickel, Rollins and
Associates for more than twenty-seven years. We have also produced several studies and master plans. We have
been responsible for utility design for more than 17,000 residential subdivision lots. Project engineers for this and
the following work remain on our staff.
Client Project Name Project Description Const. Cost Year
City of Arlington Sludge Pumping Project included lift stations, transfer $2,900,000 1995
Facilities pumping stations, and 40,000 LF of
force mains to discharge sludge from
water treatment plants to gravity
sanitary sewer lines.
City of Arlington Wash/waste Valves Study to determine available N.A. 1994
alternatives to a series of leaking
wash/waste valves at the Pierce Burch
Water Treatment Plant.
Midlothian Water Cost Estimate for Analysis and cost estimate for $3,500,000 1994
District Expansion of Water expansion of existing water treatment
Treatment Plant from plant capacity from 3 MGD to 6
3 MGD to 6 MGD MGD. Raw water pump station,
supply pipeline, and service pump
station were included in the study.
4,000 LF of 30" and 27" RCCP water
transmission main were designed to fit
limited R.O.W. conditions.
City of Grapevine Hall Johnson Road Project included air release valves, $900,000 1994
Reconstruction blow-off valves connected to the storm
Project drainage system, and cleaning access
vaults.
City of Arlington New York Avenue Relocation and extension of water $160,000 1994
Water Adjustments lines between Green Oaks BIrd. and
Lynn Creek.
City of Arlington Water Extensions at 24", 20", and 16" concrete cylinder $400,000 1994
TCJC water mains in east Arlington.
City of Venus Water Supply Development of hydraulic profile, $1,000,000 1994
Feasibility Study pipeline routing study, and cost
estimates to determine feasibility of
purchasing potable water from the
City of Midlothian.
Midlothian Water Chemical Feed Modification and upgrade of water $110,000 1994
District Systems treatment plant chemical feed system
including potassium permanganate,
bulk caustic tank, and activation of
ammonia system.
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Client Project Name Project Description Const. Cost Year
Midlothian Water 3 Million Gallon 3 M.G. prestressed concrete ground $1,500,000 1993
District Ground Storage storage reservoir, 36" and 30" RCCP
Reservoir mains and valves, and site drainage
pipe, inlets and headwalls.
City of College College Station Master plan and construction plans for $550,000 1993
Station Business Center water facilities to serve Phase I of 200
acre business park using KYPIPE
computer analysis program.
City of Stephenville 1.15 MGD Vertical Rehabilitation of pump facilities at $50,000 1993
Turbine Pump Paddock Street ground reservoir.
Installation
City of Keller FM 1709 Water line relocations and extensions $1,100,000 1992
including 25,000' of new 8" to 12"
lines.
City of Midlothian Operations Analysis Recommendation on future plant NA 1991
of the Midlothian expansions and improvements for
Water Treatment current operating procedures. Study
Plant resulted in significant cost savings.
City of Arlington FM 157 Water line relocations and extensions $2,000,000 1990
in FM 157 south of lH 20 including
35,000' of new 42", 36", 30", 24" and
12" water lines.
City of Arlington SE Green Oaks 10,500' of 30" and 12" water lines. $740,000 1990
Boulevard
City of Arlington Irrigation Resource Study of irrigation sources for parks NA 1990
Study and golf courses which specifically
evaluates the use of raw water and
treated effluent.
City of Arlington Nathan Lowe Road 6,000' of 30" water lines. $506,000 1990
Fort Worth District Lake Ray Robeas Development of complete water $2,145,000 1989
Corps of Engineers system to serve Isle Du-Bois and
Johnson Branch Parks which included
2 - 1,600' water wells, 2 - 115'
elevated storage tanks, chlorinization
system and 67,000'of water
distribution mains.
City of Arlington Impact Fee Study Preparation of the Water Improvement NA 1988
Plan for the calculation of impact fees.
City of Grand Prairie Master Plan for Master plan for water facilities to NA 1988
Peninsula Area of serve the 3,400 acre peninsula area
Joe Pool Reservoir using the KYPIPE computer analysis
program.
City of Plano Seabrook Drive 545' of 20" water line from Alma $33,000 1988
Drive to Stadium Drive.
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Client Project Name Project Description Const. Cost Year
City of Arlington Green Oaks 5,600' of 8" and 6" water lines and $150,000 1987
Boulevard adjustments to 36 services.
City of Arlington Arkansas Lane Relocation of a 33" water valve and $80,000 1986
1,000' of 33" water line which
included a creek crossing.
Sherwood Blount Fairfield Business Design of 14,500' of 12" to 6" water $300,000 1986
Realtor, Inc. Park lines for a mixed-use development.
City of Euless Priest Lane 1,600' of 30" water line. $185,000 1985
City of Arlington Calendar Road 10,500' of 20" water line from Poly $310,000 1984
Webb Road to T.O. Harris Road.
City of Hurst Emergency Water Emergency water connection between $32,000 1983
Connection Hurst and TRA water systems.
City of Arlington Standard Water and Preparation of Standard Specifications NA 1982
Sewer Specifications for Water and Sewer Construction.
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SANITARY SEWERAGE PROJECTS
Since 1967, the engineers at Schrickel, Rollins and Associates have designed numerous sanitary sewer
projects. In addition to the work listed here, our staff has been responsible for subdivision utility
system design for more than 17,000 residential lots. Engineers for the subdivision work and the recent
projects listed below remain on our staff.
Client Project Name Project Description Const Cost Year
City of Midlothian Effluent Reusc with TXI Design of a 250,000 gallon $600,000 1995
equalization basin and pump station
at the Midlothian Wastewater
Treatment Plant and 25,000 LF of
pressure pipeline to transport treated
effluent to Texas Industries for
industrial use.
City of Grand Lake Joe Pool Peninsula New sewer lift station. $150,000 1995
Prairie Lift Station
City of Arlington New York Avenue Relocation and extension of sewer $110,000 1994
Sanitary Sewer lines between Green Oaks Blvd. and
Adjustments Lynn Creek.
City of Arlington Microtunnelling 20" Replacement of 2,000 LF of 21" PVC $750,000 1994
Sanitary Sewer sanitary sewer threatened by erosion
along the Trinity River with 20" pipe
by microtunnelling.
City of Mineral Manhole Renovations Renovation of 100 manholes. $140,000 1994
Wells
City of Mineral Replacement of 4 Lift Reconstructed two large lift stations $300,000 1994
Wells Stations while keeping existing stations in
operation. Rehabilitated two small
lift stations.
City of Mineral Sanitary Sewer Relief Design of 28,000' of new 6" to 10" $700,000 1994
Wells Lines sewer lines.
City of Mineral Sewer Renovations Replacement of 25,000' of 6" to 12" $1,100,000 1993
Wells lines.
Trinity River Cottonwood Creek Sewer Rehabilitation and replacement of $800,000 1993
Authority Rehabilitation 36,700' of 18" to 21" lines.
City of Arlington East Shore Floodproofing of 33" sewer line and 2 $800,000 1993
Floodproofing lift stations.
City of College College Station Business Master Plan and construction $275,000 1992
Station Center, Phase I documents for sanitary sewer facilities
to serve Phase I of 200 acre business
park.
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Client Project Name Project Dcscrip~on Cons{, Cost Year
City of Stephenville Northeast Area 25,000' of 6" to 30" sanitary sewer $1,500,000 1992
Interceptor Sewer lines.
City of Arlington Rush Creek Interceptor Repair of "wash-outs" to 42" and 48" $200,000 1992
Repair sewer lines.
City of Keller FM 1709 Sewer line relocations and extensions $650,000 1992
including 6,700' of new 6" to 12" lines.
City of Arlington Alternate Water Supply Evaluation of the use of treated NA 1992
Study effluent for irrigation of city parks
and golf courses.
City of Arlington Sewer Main Extensions 15,000' of 10" and 8" sanitary. $600,000 1991
from FM 157 to Rush
Creek Interceptor
City of Arlington U.S. Hwy. 287 South 14,000' of 18" to 10" sanitary sewer $545,000 1989
Sewer lines.
Fort Worth Dist. Lake Ray Roberts Complete collection and treatment $700,000 1989
U.S. Army Corps facilities for Isle Du Bois and Johnson
of Engineers Branch Parks at Lake Ray Roberts
which included 7,300' of sewer lines,
septic drain field and evapo-
transpiration disposal system.
City of Hurst Sewer Renovations Renovation and replacement of 5,000' $250,000 1989
of 12", 8" and 6" sewer mains at
various locations in the city including
in-place lining for 1,300' of existing
pipe.
City of Grand Master Plan for Study to determine sanitary sewer NA 1988
Prairie Peninsula Area Joe Pool facilities required to serve the 3,400
Reservoir acre Peninsula area of Joe Pool
Reservoir.
City of Arlington Impact Fee Study Preparation of the Sanitary Sewer NA 1988
Improvements Plan for the calculation
of Impac. t Fees.
City of Arlington Shady Lane South Sewer 4,000' of 12" to 6" sanitary sewer. $190,500 1988
City of Arlington Green Oaks Boulevard 8,300' of 8" to 6" sanitary sewer lines $300,000 1987
and adjustments to 21 sewer services
and 21 manholes.
VentureCorp. Southcreek Addition 3,400' of 15" to 10" gravity sewer, lift $400,000 1987
Outfall Sewer station, and 3,000' of 8" force main.
City of Arlington Trench Safety Standards Development of trench safety NA 1987
standard drawings to comply with
state law and OSHA regulations.
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