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Parsons declared that it has been chosen by the Tustin Redevelopment Agency and the City of Tustin to offer construction management services for the proposed Tustin Ranch Road project.

The $38 million project based in Orange County, California, will finish an important part of the infrastructure at the erstwhile Tustin Marine Corps Air Station by linking Walnut to Warner Avenues. The work requires construction of a 4-lane road extending to a distance of 1.5 mile, a bridge over Metrolink, flood control channel in Orange County, Edinger Avenue and deep utilities.

The City of Tustin will supervise the infrastructure construction as part of redevelopment of the 1600-acre Marine Corps Air Station.

According to Mayor Jerry Amante, Tustin residents and others who utilize the south and north routes through the county were waiting for the Tustin Ranch Road extension project. The project fulfills an important passageway. It will improve traffic flow and bring respite to traffic congestion on Red Hill Avenue and Jamboree Road for both neighbors and residents.

Source: http://www.parsons.com/

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