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<br />City of Miami - RP4# 501331,2 - Miscellaneous Management Advisory Consulting Services
<br />Randy Mejeur, MS
<br />Environmental
<br />Planning Manager
<br />Education
<br />Master of Science, Botany, University of Georgia, 1998
<br />Bachelor of Science, Environmental Biology, Summa cum Laude,
<br />Taylor University, Upland, Indiana, 1995
<br />Federal 130/190 Firefighting Training Course
<br />Interagency Basic Prescribed Fire Training
<br />Accreditation
<br />LEED@ Accredited Professional
<br />Affiliations
<br />Society of Ecological Restoration: Coastal Plain Chapter - At Large
<br />Florida Representative, 20032005; Conference Chair, 2005; Vice -
<br />President, 2005-2007; President, 2007-2009
<br />Experience
<br />Years with AECOM: 16
<br />Years with Other Firms: 2
<br />Current Telephone Number
<br />407.843.6552
<br />Mr. Mejeur is an ecologist and environmental planner
<br />focused on integrating and enhancing natural systems
<br />within community design. He has served as senior scientist
<br />and project manager for urban interface/environmental
<br />system master planning, wetland delineation, wetland and
<br />listed species permitting, habitat analysis and ecological
<br />restoration, public involvement and meeting facilitation,
<br />and conservation and park system management planning
<br />projects for more than 15 years. Mr. Mejeur has worked
<br />with both public and private sector clients to design and
<br />implement multiple use approaches for natural system
<br />protection the design and development of management
<br />plans for parks and open space areas and ordinance
<br />development. Mr. Mejeur has served multiple roles, most
<br />recently as President, forthe Southeast Chapter of the
<br />Society for Ecological Restoration.
<br />Project Experience:
<br />Pasco County Parks and Recreation Master Plan, Pasco
<br />County, FL.
<br />Currently ongoing, this project has an anticipated
<br />completion date of fall, 2014. This project is highlighted
<br />with extensive public involvement through use of surveys,
<br />stakeholder interviews and public workshops. Tackling the
<br />impacts from projected population growth over the next 25
<br />years, this plan will response to the unique characterisitcs
<br />of the County with priorities identified for coastal, urban
<br />areas and rural eastern area of the county. Utilizing the
<br />Latest in public involvement techniques, GiS analysis,
<br />survey instruments, the Pasco County plan will focus on
<br />community-based needs and priorities to improve the
<br />quality of life throughout the City. Specific project role
<br />Includes project manager and lead planner forthe $125,000
<br />project.
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<br />Shingle Creek Regional Park Management Plan Update,
<br />Osceola County, FL.
<br />Served as project manager and primary client contact to
<br />prepare an update to the management plan for Shingle
<br />Creek Regional Park, a 1,500 acre park in northwestern
<br />Osceola County. Led a workshop to identify master plan
<br />and management updates to a 2007 plan. Coordinated
<br />planning efforts for site plans and order of magnitude cost
<br />estimates for improvements and developed a five phase
<br />Implementation plan for the proposed improvements.
<br />Established acquisition priorities and acquisition parcel
<br />types for additional expansion of the park. Prepared the
<br />management plan documenting the site plans, updated
<br />management requirements, and phasing plans. Presented
<br />the plans at a public meeting and the Osceola County Board
<br />of County Commissioners meeting.
<br />Deering Estate at Cutler, Miami -Dade County, FL.
<br />Served as lead ecologist for the creation of a resource
<br />management plan for the conservation and public
<br />use of the Deering Estate at Cutler in Miami, Florida.
<br />Facilitated stakeholder and public meetings. Prepared the
<br />management plan document and coordinated with project
<br />staff to identify resource management costs to include in
<br />the management plan.
<br />Lake Lizzie Natural Resource Management Plan, Osceola
<br />County, FL.
<br />Served as project manager and lead eoologistfor the
<br />preparation of a natural resource management plan for
<br />the approximately 1,017 acre Lake Lizzie Conservation
<br />Area (LLCA) in northeastern Osceola County. Facilitated
<br />a meeting with stakeholders to identify and prioritize
<br />management requirements and actions for the LLCA.
<br />Prepared a management plan that identified multiple
<br />management units, requirements and/or constraints,
<br />existing and proposed recreational facilities, and short -and
<br />long-term management priorities for land managers to use
<br />for staff and funding allocation over time.
<br />AECOM
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