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Timucuan National Preserve Trail

Timucuan National Preserve TrailThe proposed multi-use trail is a 10-foot wide “off-road” asphalt path incorporating seven existing bridge crossings along the 18.1 mile route from Kathryn Abbey Hannah Park north to Amelia Island State Park. Trail heads, innovative low-impact design (LID) parking areas, elevated board-walk, and extensive multi-agency permitting are important aspects to the trail.

This project includes providing all engineering and professional services needed for the design and construction of the Timucuan National Preserve Multi-use Trail. See graphic on the following page for full trail boundary and segment information. Project includes:

  • Project definition
  • Route alignment alternatives
  • Schematic design
  • Cost estimating
  • P.D.&E. report/N.E.P.A coordination
  • FDOT LAP specifications
  • Coordination for 15.2-mile “Joint Shared Use” facility
  • Landscaping
  • Signage design
  • Amenities design
  • FDOT/TPO coordination
  • Construction documents/permits for Phase 1: 11 miles of trail from Huguenot Memorial Park to Amelia Island State Park

Timucuan National Preserve TrailRAM’s responsibilities included all planning, PD&E, design, FDOT LAP coordination, FHWA LAP specifications preparation, TPO coordination, PHDF grant assistance, and extensive multi-agency permitting for the trail. Project won 2005 APWA environmental project of the year.

Year Completed:
Segment 1A-Construction Completed-2005
Segment 1B-2011 (Est.)
Segment 2-Shovel Ready
Segment 3-Shovel Ready by 7.1.11

Construction Cost Estimate: $18,000,000
RAM Contract:   $2,560,148 

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Professional Licenses

  • Engineering License: EC0006489
  • Landscape Architecture License: LC26000197

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The R-A-M Professional Group, Inc.
8298 Bayberry Road, Suite 1
Jacksonville, Florida 32256
Telephone: 904-731-5440

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