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Page 634.2. 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 />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 Coral Springs Red Lichen
<br />Sanctuary - This 14-acre
<br />environmentally sensitive land (ESL)
<br />passive park site in Coral Springs includes
<br />such features as walking trails, native
<br />habitat restoration plantings, forested
<br />wetland habitats and marsh wetland
<br />habitats. Miller Legg provided biological
<br />permitting and engineering services to
<br />assist in the restoration of an upland fill
<br />area to marsh. Services provided included
<br />wetland jurisdictional verifications, WRAP
<br />and WBI assessments, mitigation design,
<br />and permitting with the US Army Corps
<br />of Engineers, the South Florida Water
<br />Management District, and Broward
<br />County Department of Planning and
<br />Environmental Protection. From 2005 to
<br />2016, Miller Legg was responsible for a
<br />biannual download of hydrological data
<br />and maintenance of the existing
<br />piezometer at the Red Lichen Sanctuary
<br />wetland to assist the City with its review
<br />of water level drawdowns associated with
<br />utility operations. Data downloaded at
<br />the wetland location was assembled and
<br />used in the preparation of a water level
<br />hydrograph. In addition, general
<br />observations of the site and site
<br />photographs were collected and
<br />submitted.
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<br />City of Tamarac Prospect Road -
<br />Landscape median corridor design for the
<br />City of Tamarac. Services provided
<br />included conceptual design through to
<br />final design documents for landscape and
<br />irrigation. Project included assistance in
<br />documents for bidding, cost estimates and
<br />coordination for a Broward Beautiful
<br />grant.
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<br />City of Miramar Master Park Plan -
<br />The update of the City’s Master Park Plan
<br />involved significant research to update the
<br />existing data. Future recreational needs
<br />were outlined in this report. Additional
<br />information prepared for this project
<br />includes demographics, geographic
<br />information systems (GIS) maps, resident
<br />needs surveys, agency coordination, and
<br />public workshops.
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<br />Doral Glades Park Boardwalk and
<br />Wetland Preserve - Doral Glades Park
<br />is a 25-acre recreational facility in the
<br />northeast section of the City. Both
<br />passive and active elements were
<br />featured, including playing fields,
<br />community and nature pavilions, fishing
<br />pier, walking trail and wetland boardwalk.
<br />Miller Legg provided both design and
<br />permitting services as well as wetland and
<br />boardwalk construction administration
<br />services, using GIS and surface water
<br />management support. The scope included
<br />coordination with the City on permit
<br />compliance, exotic species removal, native
<br />species and maintenance programs; value
<br />engineering and design for the
<br />boardwalk(s) and pier(s). Miller Legg
<br />developed a Wetland Mitigation Plan
<br />including GIS maps and habitat evaluation
<br />for placement of the boardwalks in ideal
<br />locations within the wetland. These Plans
<br />captured data from the original permits
<br />issued by environmental agencies DERM,
<br />SFWMD and USACOE. Further, Miller
<br />Legg prepared construction drawings for
<br />the upland boardwalk, pavilion, wetland
<br />boardwalk and fishing pier. Finally, the
<br />firm was responsible for the preparation
<br />of environmental resource permit (ERP)
<br />modification applications for boardwalk
<br />and planting in wetland areas. Amenities
<br />at the park include: kayak launch, fishing
<br />pier, lake, playground, picnic areas,
<br />boardwalks, a Green Globe Certified
<br />(LEED Silver) nature center, bike lanes,
<br />basketball courts, tennis courts and multi-
<br />use fields.
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<br />City of Plantation PD&E Midtown
<br />Bridge Improvement - The goal of this
<br />City of Plantation PD&E and Design
<br />project is to evaluate and design a 2-lane
<br />divided bridge span over the SFWMD
<br />New River Canal connecting SW 17th
<br />Street in Plantation Midtown to
<br />westbound State Road 84. Phase One
<br />includes a preliminary engineering and
<br />project development (PD&E) Study which
<br />will follow FDOT PD&E standards and
<br />procedures. The Study includes
<br />environmental evaluation and public
<br />involvement. The second phase is project
<br />design and permitting. One year is
<br />scheduled for the PD&E phase and one
<br />additional year for design and permitting.
<br />Landscape architecture, environmental
<br />permitting, PD&E, Section 4(f), and
<br />environmental analysis will be performed
<br />as well as permitting coordination with
<br />the City and FDOT. Miller Legg is a
<br />subconsultant to Marlin Engineering.
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<br />City of Miramar Master Park Plan -
<br />The update of the City’s Master Park Plan
<br />involved significant research to update the
<br />existing data. Future recreational needs
<br />were outlined in this report. Additional
<br />information prepared for this project
<br />includes demographics, geographic
<br />information systems (GIS) maps, resident
<br />needs surveys, agency coordination, and
<br />public workshops.
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<br />City of Coral Springs Red Lichen
<br />Post Monitoring - Miller Legg
<br />performed five (5) years of required
<br />mitigation monitoring at the City of Coral
<br />Springs Red Lichen Sanctuary wetland,
<br />followed by a further three (3) years of
<br />hydrological monitoring. Miller Legg was
<br />responsible for a biannual download of
<br />hydrological data and maintenance of the
<br />existing piezometer at the City of Coral
<br />Springs Red Lichen Sanctuary wetland.
<br />Data downloaded at the wetland location
<br />was assembled and used in the
<br />preparation of a water level hydrograph.
<br />In addition general observations of the
<br />site and site photographs were collected
<br />and submitted.
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<br />Pembroke Pines City Center - This
<br />project consisted of approximately 100
<br />acre mixed use project that was the last
<br />phase of a 200 acre total development
<br />that also included multi-family and
<br />commercial land use components in
<br />Pembroke Pines. The City Center project
<br />consisted of design for a commercial and
<br />town center concept with adjacent multi-
<br />family residential components. Unique site
<br />design components included
<br />incorporation of a city park, linear 200’
<br />wide FP&L easement that split the
<br />property, an adjacent fuel pipeline
<br />easement, as well as extensive
<br />accommodation for stormwater
<br />management systems and wetlands
<br />mitigation areas. The project included the
<br />filling of existing canals and associated
<br />governmental agency permitting. Services
<br />included environmental resource
<br />permitting, mitigation design, mitigation
<br />construction, maintenance observation,
<br />remedial plan development, mitigation
<br />monitoring and surveying.
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