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� Craig A. Smith & Associates, Inc. Engineers • Surveyors • Subsurface Utility Engineering 3D Subsurface Imaging • Utility Coordination SECTION E1 -QUALi Fl CATION INFORMATION AND ASSIGNED PERSONNEL WATER RESOURCE & STORMWATER/SANITARY SEWER MASTER PLANNING PROJECTS •City of Pompano Beach Non-Sewer Area C Sanitary Sewer Study, Pompano Beach, Rorlda Status: Completed 2019 Prime Consultant: CAS Kev CAS Staff: Stephen C. Smith, Frank Vilar, Robert D. KeenerScope of Work: CAS prepared an engineering design report to explore the various options available for providing sewer service to approximately 62 acres comprising of a light industrial/small commercial area where a number of the properties have little or no access to public streets and limited right-of-way for the installation of a sanitary sewer system. The work included survey of approximately 1,400 linear feet of the subject area and utilized GPS equipment of data collection in both the horizontal and vertical planes creating a basemap of the project area with building floor, road and parking lot elevations. Based on the findings and data collected CAS prepared a report outlining design criteria, assumptions, baseline data, project cost estimates and included a summary of the findings with proposed design alternatives clearly outlined with exhibits. The Sanitary Sewer Study was completed on time and within budget. Pro!ect Cost: $44,540 •Sunshine Water Control District West Outfall canal Improvements -Phase I & 1A, Coconut Creek, Rorlda Status: Completed 2017 Prime Consultant: CAS Kev CAS Staff: Gene R. Schriner, Orlando Rubio, Robert D. KeenerScope of Work: The West Outfall Canal is the primary conveyance canal for the Sunshine Water Control District's west basin serving 3,361-acres. The dredging project improved stormwater conveyance to Pump Station No. 2 by widening and deepening the existing canal to improve flood protection to the West Basin. The project entailed the removal of 19,500 cubic yards of material to the targeted bottom elevation for the entire canal. The channel modifications improved conveyance and allowed the pump station to perform more efficiently by reducing headloss in the canal. Phase I of the project included dredging 2,900 linear feet of the overall 10,200 linear feet West Canal. The project also included public outreach with individual homeowners to remove encroachments within the canal right-of-way. This project was completed on time and within budget. Design Cost: $175,000 Construction Cost: $3,000,000 21045 Commercial Trail, Boca Raton, FL 33486 • Ph: 561-314-4445 • www.craigasmith.com • LB3110