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Page 424.2. Qualification of Key Personnel Assigned to Engagement
<br />Request for Qualifications # 22-06-01 Continuing Services for Landscape Architectural Services CCNA
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<br />Years of Experience: 22
<br />Years With the Firm: 22
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<br />Registrations & Certifications:
<br />Registered Landscape Architect, FL, 2005
<br />FDOT Intermediate Maintenance of Traffic, FL, 2013
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<br />Education:
<br />Bachelor of Science, Landscape Architecture
<br />North Carolina A&T State University, 2000
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<br />Continuing Education:
<br />Eminent Domain for Landscape Architects, 2013
<br />FDOT Landscape Highway Seminar, 2005, 2006, 2008 and
<br />2013
<br />FDOT Outdoor Advertising Workshop, November 2008 and
<br />February 2010
<br />FDOT Plan Reviewer's Workshop, November 2006 and
<br />November 2007
<br />FDOT Specifications Package Preparation Training Certificate,
<br />2016
<br />Irrigation: The End to Water Waste in Landscapes 2013
<br />Landscape Palm Diseases, 2013
<br />LAP Project Inception to Notice to Proceed, October 2007
<br />LAP Training for Right-of-Way and Real Estate Acquisition,
<br />May 2008
<br />PSMJ Project Management Boot Camp, 2007
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<br />Professional Experience:
<br />As a Senior Landscape Architect, Mr.
<br />Shore has significant experience in
<br />landscape architectural design and
<br />landscape construction services for a
<br />variety of public and private projects.
<br />Specialties include landscape, hardscape,
<br />and irrigation design services for
<br />streetscape and roadway projects
<br />including the Florida Department of
<br />Transportation (FDOT), all aspects of
<br />active and passive park design, healthcare
<br />campuses, and environmental wetland
<br />habitat creation. Other experience
<br />includes various residential and
<br />commercial projects. Mr. Shore is a
<br />Senior Associate of the firm.
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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 Cocoa Beach CRA
<br />Minutemen Causeway - Minutemen
<br />Causeway is the “main street” within the
<br />Cocoa Beach Central Business District,
<br />providing a front door to City Hall and
<br />direct access to the beach. Over the last
<br />30 years, development within the
<br />Minutemen Causeway corridor included
<br />a mix of commercial, residential, and
<br />lodging properties. This development
<br />drastically increased the impervious
<br />conditions of the corridor and
<br />significantly impacted the stormwater
<br />system within the area, causing regular
<br />flooding issues. Miller Legg’s solutions
<br />for the Minutemen Causeway project
<br />was a holistic design approach to
<br />improve the stormwater / drainage
<br />issues, while invigorating the area’s
<br />economy by creating a pedestrian-
<br />oriented beachfront promenade and
<br />streetscapes. The project consisted of
<br />significant landscape beautification and
<br />geometric modifications to the corridor
<br />to promote a pedestrian-friendly
<br />environment and to stimulate economic
<br />development. In conjunction with the
<br />redevelopment, the project included
<br />low-impact stormwater facilities to meet
<br />the Total Maximum Daily Load reduction
<br />requirements, as outlined within the
<br />Indian River Lagoon Basin Management
<br />Action Plan. These stormwater
<br />improvements included pervious paver
<br />sidewalks and parallel parking, bio-swales
<br />with native vegetation, and underground
<br />stormwater infiltration facilities with
<br />nutrient absorption materials. The
<br />entire project was a City pilot program
<br />for Low Impact Design (LID) and Best
<br />Management Practices (BMP) for
<br />stormwater management. Utilizing this
<br />innovative approach, this project was
<br />able to secure significant funding from
<br />the State, including almost $5 million
<br />from the Florida Department of
<br />Environmental Protection.
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<br />City of Coconut Creek Sample
<br />Road Streetscape - Miller Legg
<br />prepared the planting and hardscape
<br />design of this four-lane divided roadway
<br />in Broward County. The design
<br />incorporated existing trees and palms
<br />and established a plant and paver palette
<br />theme for future Florida Friendly
<br />landscape in roadways within the City of
<br />Coconut Creek. In addition to landscape,
<br />irrigation and hardscape designs, grant
<br />Brian Shore, RLA
<br />Senior Landscape Architect | Project Manager (60% Availability)
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