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<br />MARK MITCHELL
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<br />Engineering Inspired Design.
<br />MLK Boulevard Survey (I-95 to Dixie Highway), Right-of-Way Vacations & Dedications for NW CRA (NW 4th Street and
<br />NW 4th Avenue), Esquire Lakes Sign Survey, Professional Services for Mixed-Use Downtown Pompano Connectivity
<br />Plan, NW 6th Street Topographic Survey and Street Light Locations, NE 1st Street Boundary Survey, Pompano Springs
<br />Utility Easements, Ortanique Boundary Survey, NW Corner of NW 6th Avenue/MLK Boulevard Plat & Re-Plat, FPL Utility
<br />Easements, MLK Boulevard Update Survey, Professional Services for the Development of 731 Hammondville Road,
<br />Professional Services for MLK Boulevard Streetscape Improvements, FEC Flagler Corridor Landscape Easements,
<br />Pompano Beach Library Branch Relocation Survey, Rezoning of NE Corner of MLK Boulevard & NW 6th Avenue, Atlantic
<br />Point Boundary and Topographic Surveys, Trafficway Plan Amendment for MLK Boulevard/Hammondville Road, Bailey
<br />Hotel Boundary Survey, Old Pompano Area Water and Sewer Improvements for Future Development Restaurants, and
<br />MLK Boulevard Water Main Design.
<br />Streetcar Corridor Phase 1, Miami, FL: As a subconsultant, Mr. Mitchell provided designating (ASCE Quality Level B)
<br />Subsurface Utility Engineering services to map the horizontal position of underground utilities within the proposed
<br />nine-mile route for a streetcar track between downtown Miami and the redeveloping areas of Wynwood / Edgewater,
<br />Midtown Miami, the Design District and the Buena Vista East Historical District. Mark was brought on board due to
<br />his past project history with the lead engineering firm, A&P Consulting Transportation Engineers, Corp (A&P). A&P
<br />understood the importance of having a professional Subsurface Utility Engineering provider on the team and the
<br />benefits associated with these services. Mark worked closely with A&P to provide a comprehensive ASCE Quality Level
<br />B utility designation file for use by the design engineer. During Mr. Mitchell’s investigation, utilities shown on the existing
<br />as-built drawings were found to be incorrectly depicted or non-existent. There were additional unknown utilities found
<br />during his investigation that could have caused unforeseen expenses and delays during later phases of the project, if
<br />they were not discovered.
<br />Fire Station #11, Pompano Beach, FL: As the field supervisor, Mr. Mitchell was tasked with providing ASCE Standard
<br />Quality Level B (Designating) and Quality Level A (Locating) Subsurface Utility Engineering services to assist the design
<br />engineer on accurately identifying the existing utilities in order to mitigate conflicts with the proposed design.
<br />Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport SUE Services, Broward County, FL: As the field supervisor, Mr.
<br />Mitchell was responsible for providing ASCE Standard Quality Level B (Designating) and Quality Level A (Locating)
<br />Subsurface Utility Engineering services as a subconsultant on many projects for the airport such as Phase 1 Utility Atlas
<br />Update for South Runway Expansion, Phase 2 Utility Atlas for South Runway Expansion, Terminal 4 Fuel Line Relocation,
<br />9R/27L Runway Expansion, Perimeter Road Water and Sewer Utility Improvements, Eastside Watermain Improvements,
<br />Westside Watermain Improvements, North Perry Airport HWO Wayfinding, Terminals 2 and 3, etc.
<br />SR A1A Conversion, Pompano Beach, FL: As the field supervisor, Mr. Mitchell was tasked with providing ASCE Standard
<br />Quality Level B (Designating) and Quality Level A (Locating) Subsurface Utility Engineering services to assist the City of
<br />Pompano Beach Project Manager on preparing the design build documents to be released for bid.
<br />The Wave Modern Streetcar Project, Ft. Lauderdale, FL: As a Subconsultant to HDR Engineering, Inc., KEITH was tasked
<br />with providing Surveying and Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) services for this modern streetcar in Downtown Fort
<br />Lauderdale between Northwest 6th Street and Southeast 17th Street. The system would operate 5 modern streetcars in
<br />mixed traffic along existing roadways and would utilize transit signal priority. Mr. Mitchell is currently serving as the field
<br />supervisor of all utility-related services providing designation, location and mapping of existing subsurface utilities;
<br />Utility designation of all known tone-able and non-tone able utilities within the apparent right of way of the Phase 1A
<br />Streetcar limits. Up to 44 locations (test holes) shall be utilized to verify radar data and designations.
<br />Museum Park, Miami, FL: Using Multi-Sensor Electromagnetic Induction (EMI) in addition to traditional pipe and
<br />cable locators, Mr. Mitchell provided designating (ASCE Quality Level B) Subsurface Utility Engineering services to
<br />horizontally mark conductive (metallic) and nonconductive (non-metallic), known and unknown, underground utilities
<br />within the project limits. Following geophysical activities, Mr. Mitchell surveyed the field information and completed
<br />a two-dimensional file depicting the horizontal location of the utility designation. In addition to the standard CADD
<br />deliverable, a color EMI contour map of the entire site depicting linear and nonlinear metallic subsurface features. The
<br />deliverables also included client supplied as-built information.
<br />TAB F - FIRM REFERENCES & SIMILAR WORK COMPLETED: SURVEYORS & MAPPING
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