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<br />LPOC36007.2022 City of Sunny Isles Beach/ Continuing Services for Landscape Architectural Services/RFQ # 22-06-01
<br />RELEVANT EXPERIENCE
<br />Boynton Beach Gateway Enhancements and Welcome Signage, Boynton Beach, FL
<br />Project Manager. Kimley-Horn provided landscape architecture, structural engineering, signage
<br />design, construction plans preparation, and construction observation services to design and
<br />construct two “Welcome to Boynton Beach” signs. One sign is located at the north city limits
<br />along Federal Highway (just west of Ocean Inlet Drive) and another sign at the south city limits in
<br />the median of Federal Highway (just north of Gulfstream Blvd). These beautification and general
<br />improvements are part of Boynton Beach CRA’s overall plan to improve the City’s aesthetic and
<br />provide enhanced gateways into the community.
<br />Regatta Park, Miami, FL — Landscape architect for the Kimley-Horn team that provided
<br />landscape architecture services for Regatta Park, a new 15-acre waterfront passive park that will
<br />transform the underutilized waterfront into a more cohesive and vibrant public space connecting
<br />the public to the waterfront. The main features of the park include the Expo Lawn, Regatta Lawn,
<br />Tropical Gardens, Promenade, Multi-use Path Connector, Tree Alee, and Children’s Play Area.
<br />Kimley-Horn was tasked with the landscape architectural and civil engineering design of the park
<br />from concept through construction administration.
<br />NE 125th FDOT Planting Grant Project, North Miami, FL — Project Manager. Kimley-
<br />Horn was retained by the City of North Miami to develop a tree planting design for the 125th
<br />Street/123rd Street corridor between Griffin Boulevard and the east bank of the Broad Causeway
<br />Bridge –approximately 2.6 miles. There will be approximately 120 trees and palms, 200 shrubs/
<br />groundcovers, and sod to be accommodated in the design. Plans will be developed to meet FDOT
<br />requirements for limits of clear sight, horizontal offsets, and other pertinent design standards and
<br />specifications, as well as landscape watering and maintenance chart and opinion of probable
<br />construction cost.
<br />City of Sunrise, Welleby Park Expansion, Sunrise, FL — Project Manager for the
<br />redevelopment of Welleby Park. The City of Sunrise retained Kimley-Horn for improvements to
<br />Welleby Park located at NW 44th Street and Hiatus Road within the City of Sunrise. Kimley-Horn
<br />will provide conceptual design for two options for the park redevelopment to be presented at a
<br />public presentation meeting. Our team will refine the concept design and prepare design plans,
<br />including paving and drainage plans, utility plans, and signing and marking plans.
<br />City of Miramar Vizcaya Park, Miramar, FL — Landscape architect for this 20-acre park in
<br />Miramar that provides both active and passive recreational opportunities. The first phases of the
<br />park included a soccer/multiuse field, two full-size basketball courts, and a 7,600-square-foot
<br />community center. The park’s passive features include open picnic areas, a playground, and a
<br />jogging/fitness trail along the perimeter of the project site. Phase 3 of the project included the
<br />additions of a splash pad, pavilions, a second soccer field, park signage, and overflow parking;
<br />Phase 3 was completed in 2016. The community center was the first LEED® (Leadership in
<br />Energy and Environmental Design) Certified building in the City, achieving Gold Certification.
<br />Kimley-Horn provided master planning, landscape architecture, engineering design, permitting,
<br />and construction observation/administration services.
<br />OB Johnson Park, Hallandale Beach, FL — Landscape architect for this 6.4-acre park. The
<br />park included a 42,000 SF multigenerational facility that included a teen center, indoor basketball
<br />courts, after school and senior programming, exercise room, administrative offices, and other
<br />accessory uses for computer and dance classes, food distribution, and other programming for
<br />all ages. The exterior park amenities included a walking trail, playground, tennis courts, a field
<br />house, and a football/soccer field. Additionally, the park improvements included a centrally located
<br />surface parking lot, site infrastructure and landscaping.
<br />SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS
<br />• Has 27 years of experience
<br />as a practicing professional
<br />landscape architect
<br />• Skilled designer with park-
<br />related project experience
<br />throughout the Southeast
<br />United States: eight community
<br />parks of 60 acres and greater,
<br />more than 20 passive parks of
<br />varying size, and more than 50
<br />miles of dedicated greenways
<br />• Contributed, managed, and/
<br />or produced seven recreation
<br />master plans in five different
<br />states
<br />PROFESSIONAL CREDENTIALS
<br />• Bachelor of Landscape
<br />Architecture, Landscape
<br />Architecture, University of
<br />Arkansas, 1995
<br />• Professional Landscape
<br />Architect in Florida, #6666795,
<br />May 25, 2005
<br />• American Society of Landscape
<br />Architects (ASLA), Past
<br />President
<br />• Florida Recreation and Parks
<br />Association
<br />SPECIALIZED TRAINING
<br />• FDOT Landscaping-Outdoor
<br />Advertising Training
<br />JONATHAN HAIGH, PLA, ASLA
<br />Landscape Architecture/Site Master Planning/Active and Passive
<br />Park Design/ Streetscape Planning and Design
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