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<br />It is gravely important that all City projects consider the impacts of SLR. SRS is currently working <br />with the Miami-Dade County Parks Department on the Park and Boat Ramp improvements to <br />Haulover Park to mitigate future SLR impacts. <br />Additionally, As Civil Engineers, SRS’s experience with sustainable design has been mainly in <br />the master planning of large land development projects, as well as our work as Engineers for local <br />municipalities. Examples of our work experience consist of the planning and design of several <br />large urban projects such as Kendall Commons (160 acres), Hialeah Palms (114 areas), and the <br />master planning and study of the City of Hialeah’s newly Annexed Area (3 sq. miles). Our land <br />development projects, being urban designed projects or traditional neighborhoods, incorporate <br />elements of sustainable development and infrastructure. These incorporate pedestrian friendly <br />and transportation-oriented developments, sustainable urban infrastructure, and new urbanism. <br />Smart Growth is an urban planning and transportation theory that concentrates growth in the <br />center of a city to avoid urban sprawl and advocate compact, transit-oriented development and <br />walkable, bicycle-friendly land use, involving mixed-use development with a range of housing <br />choices. <br />New urbanism is a social and aesthetic urban design movement that emphasizes diversity of land <br />use and population as well as walkable communities that inherently reduce the need for <br />automotive travel. These developments similarly incorporate environmental and stormwater <br />areas, such as green spaces, wetlands, tree preserves and stormwater management areas. <br />Furthermore, SRS was contracted by the City of Hialeah to <br />create a master plan for the water and sewer systems of the <br />newly annexed area. This work encompassed the master <br />planning and design of the main water, sewer pipelines, and <br />regional sewer pump station. Due to water restrictions and <br />limitations from the County’s water system, alternative systems <br />were studied, with the use of fire wells, the construction of a new <br />water treatment plant and the installation of reclaimed water <br />systems. <br />STAYING ON TIME AND WITHIN BUDGET <br />SRS Engineering has worked on over 170 engineering projects in the past five years. These <br />projects have consisted of roadways improvements, stormwater management and drainage <br />projects, water and sewer pipelines and pump stations, municipal facilities and parks, stormwater <br />master plans, educational facilities, and large private land development projects. Every project is <br />unique and has had its own complexities, some are technically difficult, while others are <br />environmentally challenging. Although these hurdles have presented themselves in the past, our <br />team and staff are fully capable of evaluating the project and coming up with timely and budget <br />friendly solutions. We account for and have extensive knowledge on processing plans through <br />local regulatory agencies, obtaining approvals and permits. Every project is unique and what they <br />all have in common, is that they are important to our clients, as well as to our team. Keeping these <br />projects on schedule and within budget is of the utmost importance and requires the know-how, <br />efficiency, a thorough understanding of the scope of the project, and most importantly the <br />execution. Throughout our history these have been proven time and time again and remain as <br />some of the leading factors of our success. <br />8