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Page 604.2. 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: 26
<br />Years With the Firm: 23
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<br />Registrations & Certifications:
<br />Certified Arborist, FL, 2002
<br />ISA Tree Risk Assessment, FL, 2021
<br />FDEP Qualified Stormwater Management Inspector, FL, 2010
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<br />Education:
<br />Associates Degree, Engineering
<br />Broward College, 1997
<br />Associate of Science, Wetlands Management Environmental
<br />Science
<br />Broward College, 2000
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<br />Professional & Civic Activities:
<br />Member, Florida Association of Environmental Professionals
<br />Member, International Society of Arboriculture
<br />Member, Society for Range Management, Florida Section
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<br />Professional Experience:
<br />Mr. Mann is a Senior Environmental
<br />Specialist with significant experience in
<br />both public and private sector projects in
<br />Florida that focus on environmental
<br />improvements, habitat restoration, and
<br />mitigation issues. Specific services he has
<br />provided to clients include: the
<br />development and preparation of approved
<br />Florida Communities Trust Grant
<br />applications, management plans, and
<br />stewardship reports including
<br />coordination with staff to resolve scoring
<br />and site development issues for local
<br />municipalities, developing and delivering
<br />complex county, state, and federal
<br />environmental resource permit
<br />applications, and practical field experience
<br />involving environmental and conservation
<br />principles and water resource engineering
<br />as it relates to, water quality
<br />improvements, flood control, natural
<br />ecosystems, and municipal water supply.
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<br />Mr. Mann is a certified arborist and
<br />provides the following consulting services
<br />to both public and private sector clients:
<br />tree species identification and inventories,
<br />tree surveys and canopy mapping,
<br />destroyed/damaged tree assessments,
<br />tree value estimates, tree grading, tree
<br />species selection for planting, mangrove
<br />trimming oversight and tree permitting.
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<br />Relevant Project Experience:
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<br />City of Pembroke Pines Florida
<br />Wetlandsbank - A 450-acre
<br />entrepreneurial fresh water wetland
<br />mitigation bank in Pembroke Pines.
<br />Services provided included: site planning,
<br />extensive negotiations with permitting
<br />agencies, including the US Army Corps of
<br />Engineers, South Florida Water
<br />Management District and Broward
<br />County, to secure dredge and fill, and
<br />water management permits, establishment
<br />of a mitigation credit system, design of a
<br />balanced wetland ecosystem including a
<br />wide variety of fresh water habitats and
<br />hydroperiods necessary for a dynamic
<br />self-sustaining system, extensive
<br />hydrologic studies and reviews to
<br />optimize critical hydrologic parameters,
<br />preparation of bid documents, contract
<br />administration, construction phasing, cost
<br />estimates, wildlife stress management
<br />plans, and construction inspection and
<br />post construction monitoring. In addition,
<br />a portion of the previous rock pit was
<br />backfilled to greater than 25 feet and
<br />brought up to wetlands restoration grade.
<br />Award: Grand Award for Engineering
<br />Excellence, American Council of Engineering
<br />Companies, Florida Chapter, 1998
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<br />City of Pembroke Pines West Pines
<br />Soccer Park - A 56-acre active and
<br />passive municipal park located at 196th
<br />Avenue and Pines Boulevard in the City of
<br />Pembroke Pines. This unique park's
<br />features included four soccer fields and
<br />one football facility as well as providing
<br />other active park elements with passive
<br />park facilities such as a boardwalk and 21
<br />acres of wetlands mitigation area. Services
<br />provided by Miller Legg included civil
<br />engineering, surveying, wetlands
<br />mitigation planning, assistance with grant
<br />writing, and mitigation construction
<br />observation. Permitting was coordinated
<br />with US Army Corps of Engineers,
<br />Broward County and South Florida
<br />Water Management District. Miller Legg
<br />worked in concert with several other
<br />consultants to deliver this project.
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<br />City of Plantation SR 817/University
<br />Drive Bus Stop Improvements LAP
<br />- Miller Legg was retained by the City of
<br />Plantation to assist them prepare National
<br />Environmental Policy Act (NEPA)
<br />documentation. The firm performed an
<br />environmental review of 22 existing bus
<br />stops to meet Americans with Disability
<br />Act (ADA) criteria and installation of
<br />eight new bus shelters in the City of
<br />Plantation. The work was completed
<br />under a Local Area Provider (LAP)
<br />agreement between the City of Plantation
<br />and Florida Department of
<br />Transportation (FDOT) District 4. The
<br />goal of the project was to obtain federal
<br />funding for the rehabilitation, upgrade, or
<br />addition of 30 bus shelters along three
<br />Paul Mann, CA, TRAQ
<br />Senior Environmental Specialist (As Needed)
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