Transportation Engineer Ken Kim joined Lancaster Mobley in July, 2022 and has immediately has proven himself a valuable contributor. Building on his experience as a traffic engineer in Washington and South Korea, Ken has evaluated operating conditions of transportation facilities including signalized/ unsignalized intersections, roundabouts, and multilane highways. He has performed pedestrian crosswalk analysis for Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacon and High-Intensity Activated Crosswalk treatment.
Education
MS, Civil Engineering
Brigham Young University
BS, Civil Engineering
Brigham Young University
Professional Registrations
Professional Engineer in
Oregon (100753PE)
Washington (22027001)
Idaho (P-20873)
Kentucky (37283)
Representative Projects
66th Avenue Cottages TIA, Clark County, WA.
The proposed 66th Avenue Cottages project includes the construction of 29 cottage dwellings in Clark County, Washington. This project includes safety, capacity/level of service analyses at 7 intersections.
Brandy Meadows No. 5 TIA, Independence, OR.
The proposed Brandy Meadows No. 5 intends to develop 201 single-family detached homes and 18 townhomes for a total of 219 housing units in Independence, OR. The study area includes safety, capacity/level of service analyses at 10 intersections.
Cottages at Gearhart TIA, Gearhart, OR.
The proposed The Cottage at Gearhart project includes 55 lots with single-family detached homes. The study area includes safety, capacity/level of service analyses at 3 intersections.
4534 SE McLoughlin Boulevard Food Cart Pod, Portland, OR.
The proposed project is to address the safety and operation of the site accesses with the proposed food cart pod in Portland, OR. The memorandum is written to address the safety and operation of the site accesses with the proposed food cart pod in place and serves as the technical evidence in support of both the DDE application to PBOT and the Road Approach Permit application to ODOT.
Blue Pearl Subdivision, Gresham, OR.
The proposed Blue Pearl Subdivision includes the construction of 191 townhouses located in Gresham, Oregon. The project includes safety and capacity/level of service analyses at 8 intersections.