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1. 1. Mountain View Corridor: Commuter rail under construction

   mountainviewcorridor.blogspot. - [Cached]

   Published on: 12/6/2005   Last Visited: 10/21/2006

   "Working in this environment is hazardous," said Mike Robertson, project manager for Parsons Brinckerhoff, engineer consultant for the project.
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   "It's like one of those old lanterns that wick up oil," Robertson said.

2. 2. 62nd NYSATE Conference Speaker Biographies (L thru Z)

   www.nysate.org/conference/spea - [Cached]

   Published on: 1/18/2001   Last Visited: 11/16/2001

   Mike Robertson, PE VP / Project Director Parsons Brinckerhoff Quade and Douglas
   
   Design/Build Tuesday, 11:00 am Grandview Room
   
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   Mike Robertson earned his degree in Civil Engineering from Utah State University. While with CalTrans' District 8 in Southern California, his assignments included the completion of the multi-level interchange of I-15 and SR 91 in Corona, which was the final link of I-15 in the United States. During his time with the consulting firm of MK/Centennial he acted as the project manager for their major highway projects, including the reconstruction of Upper Provo Canyon, the construction of a segment of Bangerter Highway, and the reconstruction of 16 miles of SR 91 in Northern Utah. The latter project won the coveted Utah DOT's Annual "Excellence in Design" Award.
   
   In 1995, Mr Robertson took a position with Parsons Brinckerhoff to act as the Deputy Project Manger for the I-15 reconstruction project acting in a number of capacities, including the management of the daily activities to produce the Request for Proposals, Manager of Railroad / Right of Way Utilities during design and construction, and Contracts Manager.
   
   As a Vice President and Area Manager for Parsons Brinckerhoff he was responsible for their operations in the intermountain west. His current assignment is as the Project Director for the University Line extension of the Utah Transit Authority's light rail system.

3. 3. The Salt Lake Tribune -- Pork Chop Park Leaves a Bad Taste

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   Published on: 10/12/2002   Last Visited: 10/12/2002

   "We have time left to see that the contractor corrects all this," says UTA project manager Mike Robertson, citing a Nov. 1 landscaping deadline. He points out that the Pork Chop/Wilshire problems are unusual when compared with the rest of the project. In fact, various community groups along the 2.5-mile route voted to recommend that UTA pay the contractor 91.3 percent of a $1.4 million public-relations performance award -- or nearly $1.3 million.