Engineers News - October 2015
October’s edition offers many important updates, including the details of the new Master Agreement for Testing and Inspection, the Retiree Association Meetings schedule and some upcoming trainings in Utah District 12. You can also read all about how our members are faring as the fires rage on in Northern California. We have also included a Semi-Annual photo spread (more of these photos are available here), as well as the usual work-picture coverage in our District Reports.
October’s edition offers many important updates, including the details of the new Master Agreement for Testing and Inspection, the Retiree Association Meetings schedule and some upcoming trainings in Utah District 12. You can also read all about how our members are faring as the fires rage on in Northern California. We have also included a Semi-Annual photo spread (more of these photos are available here), as well as the usual work-picture coverage in our District Reports.
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Room to grow<br />
Access to 355 acres of prime development property in<br />
the Sacramento area is being made possible with the help of<br />
our members from Teichert Construction. On the Hwy. 65<br />
interchange project in Rocklin, members are building the new<br />
University Avenue, which will connect Sunset Boulevard and<br />
Whitney Ranch Parkway.<br />
The new avenue references William Jessup University, a<br />
residential, four-year, private university that came to the area<br />
10 years ago and has steadily grown ever since. Once the<br />
roadway is complete, the campus plans to develop a threestory,<br />
40,000-square-foot dormitory that will house and provide<br />
recreational space for over 200 students.<br />
The expansive area surrounding the project is already zoned<br />
for business, commercial and residential use, but without<br />
access, that land has lied dormant for years, one of the few<br />
large, undeveloped pieces of land in Rocklin. Once access is<br />
available, the city estimates the location will host up to 7,000<br />
jobs, proving once again that the work Local 3 members do is<br />
literally the starting point for economic growth and community<br />
development.<br />
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<br />
Operator Craig Scott cuts<br />
grade for Teichert's University<br />
Avenue job in Rocklin.<br />
Excavator Operator Andy Rorie works on a future<br />
access point to William Jessup University.<br />
Scraper Operator<br />
Dave Sims.
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