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Page 594.2. Qualification of Key Personnel Assigned to Engagement
<br />Request for Qualifications # 22-06-01 Continuing Services for Landscape Architectural Services CCNA
<br />Dade DERM, as well as bidding
<br />assistance/contract administration and
<br />construction phase tasks including
<br />construction observation.
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<br />City of Homestead Biscayne-
<br />Everglades Greenway Trail - Among
<br />the services Miller Legg provided for this
<br />3.2 mile, 12-foot-wide Biscayne
<br />Everglades Greenway shared-use trail
<br />project are landscape architectural,
<br />engineering, surveying and environmental
<br />services including preparation of FDOT-
<br />approved construction documents,
<br />design of regulatory and wayfinding signs,
<br />pavement markings, safe pedestrian push
<br />button crossing and necessary drainage
<br />within the C-103 Canal right-of-way
<br />from East Mowry Drive to SW 137th
<br />Avenue in Homestead. The scope of
<br />services was based upon a 2017 Florida
<br />Shared-use Non-Motorized Trail
<br />Agreement between the City of
<br />Homestead and FDOT. Topographic and
<br />SUE services were delivered. The scope
<br />included engineering design and
<br />permitting services for the shared-use
<br />trail, associated drainage and roadway
<br />pedestrian crossings. The firm also
<br />carried out Preliminary Natural
<br />Resource and Protected Species
<br />Investigations and documents related to
<br />designation of the Project by FDOT as a
<br />Documented Categorical Exclusion.
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<br />City of Fort Lauderdale Mills Pond
<br />Park Environmental Construction
<br />Observation - The City of Fort
<br />Lauderdale hired Miller Legg to provide
<br />construction observation for a
<br />freshwater wetland with tidal influence
<br />restoration project in the highly
<br />environmentally sensitive area at Mills
<br />Pond Park. Miller Legg ensured
<br />adherence to the specifications and
<br />permit criteria and prevented accidental
<br />damage to protected vegetation and
<br />resources that were present on-site.
<br />Construction of this off-site mitigation
<br />was achieved through a combination of
<br />nuisance and exotic vegetation removal
<br />and planting of over 6,600 freshwater
<br />and saltwater-tolerant trees, shrubs and
<br />groundcover at the Park. Services
<br />provided included: design, planting plans
<br />and details, permitting modifications
<br />through Broward County, South Florida
<br />Water Management District, US Army
<br />Corps of Engineers, bid specification
<br />development, construction
<br />administration, environmental
<br />monitoring, cost estimates, scheduling,
<br />sketch and legal descriptions,
<br />conservation easement coordination,
<br />construction layout, field modifications,
<br />agency coordination, outreach program,
<br />compliance and post-conservation
<br />monitoring to ensure project success.
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<br />City of Oakland Park East Dog Park
<br />- To assist with the City of Oakland
<br />Park's plan to develop a 1-acre Dog Park
<br />at the existing Richard Giusti Heart Par
<br />Cours Park, Miller Legg was retained for
<br />topographic and tree surveying, SUE,
<br />engineering and landscape architecture
<br />services as well as an opinion of probable
<br />cost. The firm is providing schematic
<br />designs and renderings to provide off-
<br />street parking along NE 6th Avenue and
<br />NE 36th Street, sidewalk connectivity,
<br />modification to the existing jogging trail,
<br />dog park design for small and large dogs
<br />which includes landscape improvements,
<br />tree additions, canopy shelters, water
<br />stations, pet waste stations, benches and
<br />asphalt walking paths. This project is
<br />being performed under Miller Legg's
<br />continuing services contract.
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<br />City of Tamarac Go-Forward
<br />Roadway Landscape Master Plan
<br />Update - Miller Legg provided the City
<br />of Tamarac with an update to its
<br />citywide Roadway Landscape Master
<br />Plan. The project consisted of creating a
<br />go-forward landscape roadmap guide
<br />that will be implemented for years to
<br />come. Miller Legg conducted a citywide
<br />tree inventory assessment, an evaluation
<br />of existing landscape, irrigation and
<br />hardscape conditions, an overall
<br />assessment of the existing character of
<br />the road corridors, and an opportunities
<br />and constraints analysis. The overall goal
<br />was to create a Landscape Master Plan
<br />that provides the City with typical
<br />conceptual landscape concepts,
<br />recommendations, guidelines, and
<br />implementation strategies to follow. The
<br />Master Plan was unanimously adopted by
<br />the City Commission.
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<br />Doral Glades Park Wetlands
<br />Monitoring - Miller Legg provided
<br />environmental services at Doral Glades
<br />Park. The wetlands monitoring project
<br />involves wetland mitigation, site
<br />compliance review and maintenance,
<br />contractor observation and oversight, as
<br />well as pre- and post-herbicidal
<br />contractor review for treatment of
<br />invasive/exotic and nuisance plant
<br />species. In addition, this project included
<br />the submission of annual Florida
<br />Communities Trust (FCT) stewardship
<br />reports on behalf of the City. This annual
<br />report included on-site observation of
<br />required structures and facilities along
<br />with narrative and photo-documentation
<br />reporting. The project enabled City Park
<br />development and programming for the
<br />passive environmental education facility.
<br />Miller Legg also provided assessment and
<br />corrective recommendations on installed
<br />hardwood trees.
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<br />Port St. Lucie Landscape Architect-
<br />Arborist for GPS Landscaping &
<br />Signs Inventory - Miller Legg was
<br />selected by the City of Port St Lucie to
<br />update its municipal Tree and Landscape
<br />Inventory using the City's on-line Tree
<br />inventory portal. The firm is responsible
<br />for inventorying new trees and landscape
<br />beds on City property to collect bed
<br />lines, genus/species, size, square footage,
<br />condition in the case of plants;
<br />genus/species, height, size, DBH,
<br />measurement, condition, replacement
<br />value in the case of trees; and location in
<br />the case of signs. Miller Legg reports on
<br />each City Entry Sign site with current
<br />entry sign, plant and tree information
<br />updates to the existing GPS database.
<br />Designated locations include City Hall,
<br />road rights-of-way, cul-de-sacs, pond
<br />areas and entry signs.
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