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Page 40Request for Qualifications # 22-06-01 Continuing Services for Landscape Architectural Services CCNA
<br />4.2. Qualification of Key Personnel Assigned to Engagement
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<br />Years of Experience: 36
<br />Years With the Firm: 34
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<br />Registrations & Certifications:
<br />Registered Landscape Architect, FL, 1989
<br />Registered Landscape Architect, TX, 2009
<br />Fellow American Society of Landscape Architects, 2014
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<br />Education:
<br />Bachelor of Landscape Architecture
<br />University of Florida, 1986
<br />Graduate Studies, Urban and Regional Planning
<br />Florida State University, 1989
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<br />Publications & Presentations:
<br />Florida Educational Facilities Planners' Association, Inc.,
<br />Making Connections: Benefits of On-Campus Mass Transit
<br />Elements, July 2014, Presenter/Speaker
<br />Florida Planning and Zoning Association, Public Private
<br />Partnerships, June 2007, Presenter/Speaker
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<br />Professional & Civic Activities:
<br />Fellow, American Society of Landscape Architects
<br />2021 Chair, Broward County Bicycle & Pedestrian Advisory
<br />Committee, 2009-present
<br />Member, Broward Section, American Planning Association
<br />Past Chair, Broward Section, American Society of Landscape
<br />Architects
<br />Member, Florida Board of Landscape Architecture, 2013-
<br />current
<br />Member, Florida Earth Foundation, Engineering Advisory
<br />Committee, 2004-present
<br />Member, Florida Recreation and Park Association
<br />Member, Florida Redevelopment Association
<br />Recipient, UF Distinguished Landscape Architect Alumnus
<br />Award, 2013
<br />Member, Urban Land Institute
<br />Professional Experience:
<br />Mr. Kroll, President of Miller Legg, has
<br />been actively involved in projects ranging
<br />from large scale habitat restoration to
<br />international urban redevelopment
<br />projects. His 35+/-year career has
<br />concentrated on planning, infrastructure,
<br />open space, transportation and
<br />redevelopment, principally in South
<br />Florida.
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<br />Mr. Kroll's diverse professional
<br />experience has led to projects that
<br />successfully integrate environmental,
<br />planning and landscape architectural
<br />services. Under his leadership, Miller
<br />Legg develops project solutions that
<br />respond to the natural environment,
<br />respect the social fabric and create
<br />sustainable aesthetic spaces.
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<br />Relevant Project Experience:
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<br />City of Sunny Isles Beach Pelican
<br />Community Park - A three-acre active
<br />park site, for which Miller Legg managed
<br />landscape architecture, irrigation,
<br />engineering, surveying and architecture
<br />designs for a baseball field, recreation
<br />building, playground structure,
<br />gymnasium, and related site amenities
<br />within the City of Sunny Isles Beach.
<br />The project management team at Miller
<br />Legg received recognition from the City
<br />for their involvement in the design
<br />completion of the park. In addition,
<br />Miller Legg provided construction
<br />observation services. In addition, we
<br />also provided grant assistance to secure
<br />a Florida Recreational Development
<br />Assistant Program (FRDAP) grant for
<br />$200,000. FRDAP is a competitive grant
<br />program that provides financial
<br />assistance to local governments for
<br />development or acquisition of land for
<br />public outdoor recreational purposes.
<br />Award: Award of Merit, American Society of
<br />Landscape Architects, Florida Chapter, 2009
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<br />City of Sunny Isles Beach Gwen
<br />Margolis Park and Pelican
<br />Community Park Artificial Turf -
<br />The project consisted of the
<br />reconstruction of existing natural turf
<br />fields at Pelican Community Park and
<br />Senator Gwen Margolis Park in the City
<br />of Sunny Isles Beach with artificial turf.
<br />Miller Legg provided the preparation and
<br />permitting of drainage plans to collect
<br />under the new drain systems installed as
<br />part of the project, as well as surveying
<br />services. In addition, construction
<br />observation was provided to verify
<br />compliance with the plans and for the
<br />certification of the project through
<br />regulatory agencies.
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<br />City of Miami Beach 20th Street &
<br />Sunset Drive Pocket Park - Under
<br />our Continuing Services Contract with
<br />the City of Miami Beach, Miller Legg was
<br />awarded an assignment to provide
<br />survey, civil, geotechnical, electrical,
<br />structural engineering and landscape
<br />architecture services for the design,
<br />permitting and construction of a new
<br />ADA-accessible .33-acre pocket park at
<br />20th Street and Sunset Drive. The firm
<br />prepared a boundary and topographic
<br />survey, assisted with the planning of key
<br />program elements and performed
<br />schematic design, design development,
<br />construction document, bidding and
<br />construction tasks. The design
<br />incorporates Crime Prevention Through
<br />Environmental Design (CPTED)
<br />principles. Arborist and irrigation design
<br />services were also furnished for this
<br />project.
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<br />Palm Beach Gardens Tennis Center
<br />- The City of Palm Beach Gardens
<br />planned for a new clubhouse at its
<br />Tennis Center, a premier community
<br />public 18-court tennis facility and
<br />recipient of a 2014 US Tennis
<br />Association National Outstanding Facility
<br />Award. As part of the OLC architecture
<br />team, Miller Legg provided civil and
<br />landscape architecture design services
<br />for the new 12,000 SF building. Miller
<br />Legg's scope of services included
<br />schematic design, design development,
<br />construction document preparation and
<br />construction observation phases.
<br />Michael Kroll, RLA, FASLA
<br />President | Principal-in-Charge (5% Availability)
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