Miller Legg Response to RFQ No 22-06-01 Continuing Services for Landscape Architectural Services CCNA

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Page 614.2. Qualification of Key Personnel Assigned to Engagement Request for Qualifications # 22-06-01 Continuing Services for Landscape Architectural Services CCNA miles of University Drive. During the field reviews, staff recorded floral and faunal presence. The firm prepared a Type 1 Programmatic Categorical Exclusion package and coordinated with the FDOT on behalf of the City. Port St. Lucie Landscape Architect- Arborist for GPS Landscaping & Signs Inventory - Miller Legg was selected by the City of Port St Lucie to update its municipal Tree and Landscape Inventory using the City's on-line Tree inventory portal. The firm is responsible for inventorying new trees and landscape beds on City property to collect bed lines, genus/species, size, square footage, condition in the case of plants; genus/species, height, size, DBH, measurement, condition, replacement value in the case of trees; and location in the case of signs. Miller Legg reports on each City Entry Sign site with current entry sign, plant and tree information updates to the existing GPS database. Designated locations include City Hall, road rights-of-way, cul-de-sacs, pond areas and entry signs. City of Coral Springs Street Tree Replacement Program - For this street tree replacement program in the City of Coral Springs, Miller Legg developed a tree replacement flyer and program to disseminate this information to residents desiring to participate in this program. The flyer included an overview of the project as well as specific guidelines and recommendations for the tree replacement activities. The firm also coordinated approval from the City staff and assisted with its dissemination. In addition, our landscape architecture staff worked with the staff to review the applications submitted and assist in the review of plant installations facilitated by this program. City of Coral Springs Red Lichen Post Monitoring - Miller Legg performed five (5) years of required mitigation monitoring at the City of Coral Springs Red Lichen Sanctuary wetland, followed by a further three (3) years of hydrological monitoring. Miller Legg was responsible for a biannual download of hydrological data and maintenance of the existing piezometer at the City of Coral Springs Red Lichen Sanctuary wetland. Data downloaded at the wetland location was assembled and used in the preparation of a water level hydrograph. In addition general observations of the site and site photographs were collected and submitted. City of Fort Lauderdale Mills Pond Park Environmental Construction Observation - The City of Fort Lauderdale hired Miller Legg to provide construction observation for a freshwater wetland with tidal influence restoration project in the highly environmentally sensitive area at Mills Pond Park. Miller Legg ensured adherence to the specifications and permit criteria and prevented accidental damage to protected vegetation and resources that were present on-site. Construction of this off- site mitigation was achieved through a combination of nuisance and exotic vegetation removal and planting of over 6,600 freshwater and saltwater-tolerant trees, shrubs and groundcover at the Park. Services provided included: design, planting plans and details, permitting modifications through Broward County, South Florida Water Management District, US Army Corps of Engineers, bid specification development, construction administration, environmental monitoring, cost estimates, scheduling, sketch and legal descriptions, conservation easement coordination, construction layout, field modifications, agency coordination, outreach program, compliance and post- conservation monitoring to ensure project success. City of Pembroke Pines West Pines Soccer Park - A 56-acre active and passive municipal park located at 196th Avenue and Pines Boulevard in the City of Pembroke Pines. This unique park's features included four soccer fields and one football facility as well as providing other active park elements with passive park facilities such as a boardwalk and 21 acres of wetlands mitigation area. Services provided by Miller Legg included civil engineering, surveying, wetlands mitigation planning, assistance with grant writing, and mitigation construction observation. Permitting was coordinated with US Army Corps of Engineers, Broward County and South Florida Water Management District. Miller Legg worked in concert with several other consultants to deliver this project. City of Orange City Tree Inventory - Miller Legg performed a differential GPS inventory of more than 2,000 trees located within 10 City-owned properties, as well as a 1,500 SF median along Graves Avenue. Each tree inventoried had the following data collected: species common and scientific names, location coordinates, trunk diameter, overall height, canopy spread, general health/condition, and notes on overall health/condition if problems exist. General tree condition was evaluated by an ISA Certified Arborist for each tree inventoried. For each site inventoried, the resulting data was provided to the City via an aerial photograph exhibit and tree inventory table. City of Miramar - Miramar Parkway LAP Streetscape Improvements from 62nd to 64th Avenue - Miramar Parkway Streetscape Improvement project was a Local Agency Program (LAP)-funded revitalization project in the City of Miramar. The project entailed Miramar Parkway's eastern gateway segment from 62nd to 64th Avenue, approximately 1/2 mile in length. The project included intersection improvements, traffic signal modifications/upgrades and sidewalk and Florida Friendly landscape beautification throughout the project limits. Services provided included: surveying including topographic surveying, maintenance of traffic, underground utility designation, landscape architecture, hardscape design, drainage and stormwater permitting, design and management, lighting and electrical design, geotechnical design, traffic engineering, tree permitting and arborist services, as well as LAP coordination, permitting and submittal documentation. Miller Legg developed a master plan for this corridor, incorporating access management and shared commercial parking facilities to enhance the commercial viability of the corridor. Utilizing the master plan, extensive public outreach was conducted with the corridor stakeholder to establish consensus on the redevelopment and roadway plan.