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City of Miami - RFQ# 501331,2 - Miscellaneous Management Advisory Consulting Services
<br />Resumes of Key Personnel ,a:coM
<br />Following are summary resumes of the staff who will be involved in the majority of the work on projects.
<br />Joseph Webb
<br />Project Director
<br />Principal Landscape Architect
<br />Education
<br />Bachelor of Science In Landscape Architecture, University of
<br />Wisconsin, 1983
<br />Professional Registrations
<br />Landscape Architect: Florida No. 6666766
<br />Affiliations
<br />American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA)
<br />National Parks and Recreation Association (NRPA)
<br />l Awards + Honors
<br />Florida ASLA Honor Award, 2011 Ludlam Trail Benefits Study
<br />Florida APA Gold Coast Best Report & Transportation Plan Awards,
<br />2010
<br />t California APAAward, Downtown San Diego Needs Assessment, 2008
<br />} Presentations and Workshops
<br />Assessing Equitable Access to Parks Webinar, Centers for Disease
<br />Control, 2013
<br />Urban Form and the Language of Open Space, American Planning
<br />i Association National Conference, 2011
<br />Quantifying the Benefits of Trails an d Greenways, National
<br />Recreation and Parks Association Annual Conference, 2011
<br />The Social, Environmental and Economic Benefits of Trails and
<br />Greenways, Florida Recreation and Parks Association Annual
<br />Conference, 2011
<br />Creating Livable, Sustainable Communities through Integrated
<br />Transportation and Open Space Planning, National Parks and
<br />1 Recreation Association National Congress, 2010
<br />Designing Sustainable Urban Traits, Florida Recreation and Parks
<br />? Association Annual Conference, 2010
<br />Designingthe Parks, New Principles for Park Design, National
<br />Parks Service, 2009
<br />Process Approach to Designing Sustainable Parks, Florida
<br />Recreation and Parks Association Annual Conference, 2009
<br />Professional History
<br />2015- Present
<br />Design + Planning at AECOM
<br />Director of Park Planning
<br />2009 - 2015; Miami -Dade County Parks, Recreation and Open
<br />Spaces Department
<br />Parks System Planning Supervisor
<br />2005- 2009; Glatting Jackson Kercher Anglin, Inc.
<br />Senior Park Planner, Project Manager
<br />2003 - 2005; Martin County Parks and Recreation Department
<br />Special Projects Manager
<br />2001 - 2003; Dave Bodker Landscape Architecture and Planning
<br />Landscape Architect
<br />2000 - 2001; Community Engineering Consultants
<br />Landscape Architect
<br />1985 - 2000; Green Bay Parks and Recreation Department
<br />Senior Landscape Architect
<br />Mr. Webb is a Professional Landscape Architectwith
<br />extensive, diverse experience in the planning, design and
<br />development of exterior environments. Joe has over thirty
<br />,} years of experience in both the public and private sectors.
<br />Joe has been involved in numerous park planning and
<br />design projects from detailed design to large scale systems
<br />planning with an emphasis on the integration of open space
<br />with transportation and urban form.
<br />Parks, Recreation and Open Spaces System Planning:
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<br />Miami -Dade County Parks and Open Spaces System Master
<br />Plan, Miami -Dade County, FL
<br />Developed a 50 -year, unifying vision for a livable,
<br />sustainable, Miami -Dade County addressed five (5) major
<br />components: great parks, great public spaces, great natural
<br />and cultural places, great greenways, trails, and water
<br />trails, and great streets. Through aseries of workshops,
<br />lifestyle/ demographic analysis, analysis of existing
<br />systems, benchmarking and economic analysis, AECOM
<br />developed a series of guiding principles that setforth a new
<br />vision for a livable, sustainable community.
<br />Downtown San Diego Needs Assessment, San Diego, CA
<br />Project included the extensive research and analysis for the
<br />preparation of a needs assessment which included a series
<br />of interviews and workshops with various stakeholders and
<br />focus groups; public workshops, a youth workshop, and
<br />presentations, and a mail/telephone survey centered on
<br />Downtown San Diego. ,
<br />Fort Lauderdale Parks and Recreation Long Range
<br />Strategic Plan, Fort Lauderdale, FL
<br />Developed a Parks and. Recreation Long Range Strategic
<br />Plan that set forth a clearly defined mission and long
<br />range plan for the Fort Lauderdale Parks and Recreation
<br />Department that reflects community interest and
<br />significant levels of community support. The Plan sought
<br />to maximize citizen use and enjoyment of existing parks,
<br />facilities and recreation services while settingforth
<br />specific recommendations for meeting the future needs of
<br />the community. This plan seeks to position the Department
<br />to strategically meet the recreational needs of an
<br />urbanizing City as well as the changing demographics and
<br />lifestyles of its residents.
<br />Bicycle, Pedestrian, Greenways and Trail Planning:
<br />Trail Design Guidelines and Standards, Miami -Dade
<br />County, FL
<br />Working jointlywith Rails -to Traits Conservancy and Miami -
<br />Dade County Park and Recreation Department, the M'iami-
<br />Dade County Trails Guidelines and Standard achieved two
<br />purposes; provide specific sound solutions to complex
<br />transportation and safety concerns for thedevelopment
<br />of the Ludlam Trail; and the development of shared -use
<br />trail guidelines which can be implemented throughout
<br />Miami -Dade County. Work included extensive research and
<br />analysis of best practices and lessons learned in shared -
<br />trail planning.
<br />Trail Benefits Study; Ludlam Trail Case Study, Miami -Dade
<br />County, FL
<br />AECOM
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