Projects

*Projects listed below were completed under the direct project management of Jaime A. Taynor during a previous employment

San Ysidro Border Station – This survey is for the busiest Port of Entry into the United States and also the busiest in the world which consisted of the survey and mapping of 20 parcels owned by the Federal Government, City of San Diego, County of San Diego, CalTrans, MTDB, and private parties. Full topographic design surveys and ALTA surveys were performed on each parcel. Condemnation plats and legal descriptions were written for affected portion of Interstate 5, San Ysidro Blvd. and all of Camiones Way. Legal descriptions and exhibits were created for obtaining and partial/full abandonment of utilities for the City of San Diego water, sewer, traffic loops, SDG&E, Caltrans, drainage structures and partial takings of properties. Extensive detail surveys were performed on Interstate 5, over crossing structures for traffic and pedestrians, the current Port Building and the Historic Port building, MTDB passenger platforms and tracks, and surface streets. Project was controlled using RTK-GPS and conventional survey means. Topography was created using a combination of aerial photogrammatry and conventional means.

MCLB Yermo/Nebo and NAS El Centro – Locations of all wet utilities including sanitary sewer, storm sewer, domestic water, fire water, and industrial sewer. Detailed notes were included on the final report that included the depth of the utility, condition, material used in the construction, direction of flow, type, and the orientation of all fire hydrants. GPS and conventional survey means were used in the collection of data.

MCB Camp Pendleton Gas Line Repair/Replacement Surveys – The topographic surveys consisted of over 65,000-feet of military roadways using RTK-GPS and conventional total stations covering the width of travel and utility corridor. The locations of all utilities including sanitary sewer, storm sewer, domestic water, fire water, industrial sewer, communication, gas, electric and steam along with utility mark-outs were recorded and added to the final drawings. As with most of Camp Pendleton, these surveys were performed in environmentally and archeologically sensitive areas and close coordination was required with monitoring personnel.

Dam Deformation Monitoring – Performed high precision GPS and vertical survey for surface monitoring and deformation. Project consisted of monitoring 12 monuments on the dam, 4 existing control points adjacent to, and the setting of 4 additional control points outside of any possible influence of movement from the dam. Static GPS and digital levels were used to control the project.

Cellular Surveys:

AT&T, Sprint, Verizon, Cricket, Etc – Performed GPS location, topographic surveys, boundary surveys, preliminary title reviews, tower detailing, lease descriptions, and exhibits on over 3000 cellular sites in California, Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, Nevada, Oregon, Washington, and Idaho.

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