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<br />Request for Qualifications # 22-06-01 Continuing Services for Landscape Architectural Services CCNA
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<br />also included some specialty ‘Threshold’
<br />Plantings, if there was adequate space.
<br />Residential streets included ‘Family
<br />Ways’. These streets are intra-
<br />neighborhood linkages with
<br />improvements designed to enhance
<br />alternative modes of transportation –
<br />such as walking and biking. The Family
<br />Ways more effectively links residential
<br />communities with schools and parks and
<br />with commercial nodes, too, for
<br />shopping and to promote commerce at a
<br />local level.
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<br />City of Lauderdale Lakes C-13
<br />Western Greenway LAP - This
<br />project is generally described as the
<br />design of an FDOT LAP-funded one-mile
<br />greenway along the southern C-13 canal
<br />bank from SR 7 to the Florida Turnpike.
<br />The Project is part of the overall
<br />Greenway Trail System for Broward
<br />County including two municipalities; the
<br />larger portion of which is in the City of
<br />Lauderdale Lakes, the remaining portion
<br />of which, is in the City of Oakland Park.
<br />The Greenway connects to a pedestrian
<br />bridge linking the proposed Greenway to
<br />an existing City Park, City Hall and the
<br />Park Lakes Elementary School. Services
<br />provided include landscape architecture,
<br />surveying, environmental permitting,
<br />NEPA documentation, SFWMD Canal
<br />ROW permitting, and engineering
<br />services.
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<br />City of Coconut Creek Copans
<br />Road Median Landscape
<br />Architecture Plans - For this median
<br />improvement project along Copans Road
<br />between Lyons Road and the Florida
<br />Turnpike Overpass, Miller Legg provided
<br />landscape, hardscape and irrigation
<br />design plans, tree inventory, surveying,
<br />permitting, pre-construction and
<br />construction observation services to the
<br />City. Tree, streets and highway
<br />permitting was coordinated with
<br />Broward County.
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<br />City of Miramar - Miramar Parkway
<br />LAP Streetscape Improvements
<br />from 62nd to 64th Avenue - Miramar
<br />Parkway Streetscape Improvement
<br />project was a Local Agency Program
<br />(LAP)-funded revitalization project in the
<br />City of Miramar. The project entailed
<br />Miramar Parkway's eastern gateway
<br />segment from 62nd to 64th Avenue,
<br />approximately 1/2 mile in length. The
<br />project included intersection
<br />improvements, traffic signal
<br />modifications/upgrades and sidewalk and
<br />Florida Friendly landscape beautification
<br />throughout the project limits. Services
<br />provided included: surveying including
<br />topographic surveying, maintenance of
<br />traffic, underground utility designation,
<br />landscape architecture, hardscape design,
<br />drainage and stormwater permitting,
<br />design and management, lighting and
<br />electrical design, geotechnical design,
<br />traffic engineering, tree permitting and
<br />arborist services, as well as LAP
<br />coordination, permitting and submittal
<br />documentation. Miller Legg developed a
<br />master plan for this corridor,
<br />incorporating access management and
<br />shared commercial parking facilities to
<br />enhance the commercial viability of the
<br />corridor. Utilizing the master plan,
<br />extensive public outreach was conducted
<br />with the corridor stakeholder to
<br />establish consensus on the
<br />redevelopment and roadway plan.
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<br />City of Wilton Manors Public
<br />Complex - The objective of this project
<br />was to develop a sustainable design
<br />through the use of Best Management
<br />Practices, (BMP's) incorporating
<br />xeriscaping principles for irrigation and
<br />landscaping, including the careful
<br />selection of native and adaptive plant
<br />species which are hardy and adaptive to
<br />the South Florida sub-region, require
<br />minimal maintenance after initial plant
<br />establishment, avoid monoculture
<br />planting and would also thrive in the
<br />locations chosen and not require
<br />irrigation in the majority of the
<br />landscaped areas after the first year of
<br />plant establishment. Groundcover,
<br />instead of sod, was also incorporated to
<br />further achieve the long term goal of a
<br />sustainable environment, with regards to
<br />chemical uses and provides for an overall
<br />less intensive landscape for continued
<br />maintenance. Working closely with the
<br />Project Architect, the design team
<br />included the City's newly adopted
<br />Streetscape Design Guidelines and
<br />implemented a harmonious placement of
<br />plants to complement the building’s
<br />architectural features. Special focus was
<br />also given to incorporate shading for the
<br />City Hall Complex Building and in
<br />pedestrianized areas to reduce heat
<br />island effects and increase the energy
<br />efficiency of the future home for the City
<br />of Wilton Manors. Services provided for
<br />this project include development of
<br />conceptual and final landscape
<br />architecture plans, color renderings and
<br />construction phase services.
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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 />Permitting was coordinated through the
<br />South Florida Water Management
<br />Division, Palm Beach Gardens Fire,
<br />Health and Public Works Departments
<br />as well as Seacoast Utility Authority.
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<br />City of Tamarac University Drive
<br />Landscaping Improvements - Miller
<br />Legg is providing landscape architecture,
<br />hardscape, and irrigation design,
<br />permitting, specific purpose survey of the
<br />existing medians, utility coordination,
<br />utility designation, and construction
<br />administrative services for improvements
<br />to the existing system of medians on
<br />University Drive between NW 78th
<br />Street and Southgate Blvd. in the City of
<br />Tamarac. Certified Arborist services may
<br />also be included for tree analysis,
<br />removal and relocation needs.
<br />Coordination with numerous agencies
<br />including FDOT, SFWMD and the City
<br />of Tamarac will also be performed. The
<br />project has received funding from an
<br />FDOT Grant and included creation of
<br />MMOA (Maintenance agreements)
<br />between the City and FDOT. Miller
<br />Legg worked consistently with both the
<br />City of Tamarac and FDOT to meet the
<br />strict deadlines to receive this additional
<br />funding.
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