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Page 644.2. 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: 23
<br />Years With the Firm: 6
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<br />Registrations & Certifications:
<br />Registered Professional Engineer, FL, 2003
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<br />Education:
<br />Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering
<br />University of Central Florida, 1997
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<br />Professional & Civic Activities:
<br />Member, American Society of Civil Engineers
<br />Member, Commercial Real Estate Development Institute
<br />Member, Florida Engineering Society
<br />Member, International Council of Shopping Centers
<br />Member, Urban Land Institute
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<br />Professional Experience:
<br />Mr. Mojica has extensive project
<br />management, design and permitting
<br />experience in Florida and the Caribbean.
<br />He has provided civil engineering design
<br />and management services to both private
<br />and public sector clients. As Regional
<br />Engineering Manager, Mr. Mojica's
<br />responsibilities include preparation of
<br />proposals, negotiation of engineering
<br />contracts, client relations, project
<br />reporting, scheduling, budgeting,
<br />management of technical staff and
<br />subconsultants, design, and permitting.
<br />He is highly skilled in CAD/Civil 3D,
<br />ICPR and PONDS software.
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<br />Relevant Project Experience:
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<br />City of Coral Gables War Memorial
<br />Youth Center Landscape &
<br />Engineering - This City of Coral
<br />Gables 7-acre War Memorial Youth
<br />Center in Miami Dade County
<br />represents a living memorial to Coral
<br />Gables World War II veterans. The
<br />project includes improvements to multi-
<br />purpose athletic fields. Miller Legg was
<br />responsible for the landscape
<br />architecture, civil engineering design and
<br />permitting of the improvement program.
<br />Specific improvements included athletic
<br />field drainage, re-sodding with Bermuda
<br />"Celebration" turf and irrigation design.
<br />The irrigation system ties into a non-
<br />potable well system. Drainage
<br />improvements consist of subsurface field
<br />improvements that integrate with the
<br />existing exfiltration and subsurface
<br />drainage systems. Additional services
<br />provided include: design development,
<br />final construction documents, and
<br />construction administration. Miller Legg
<br />collaborated with MC Harry Associates
<br />on this project.
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<br />City of Miami Fairlawn Community
<br />Park - Under our continuing services
<br />contract with the City of Miami, Miller
<br />Legg was awarded the development of
<br />programming, pre-design/concept,
<br />design, construction document
<br />preparation and construction phase
<br />services for a new park on SW 63rd
<br />Avenue. The scope includes civil
<br />engineering, landscape architecture,
<br />certified arborist, surveying and SUE,
<br />structural, electrical and geotechnical
<br />engineering as well as permitting, opinion
<br />of probable cost and limited
<br />construction administration. The passive
<br />park will contain a shaded/fenced
<br />children's playground, dog run, shared
<br />pedestrian / bicyclist perimeter path,
<br />light bollards, benches, pedestrian pole
<br />lighting, irrigation, water fountain, bike
<br />racks, receptacles, hardscape furniture,
<br />access driveway and perimeter privacy
<br />walls. Permitting will be coordinated
<br />with the City of Miami, Miami-Dade
<br />County DERM, WASD and SFWMD.
<br />Survey services include boundary and
<br />topographic and tree inventory. Miller
<br />Legg will assist the City with the
<br />presentation of conceptual designs at
<br />Community Meetings to gather public
<br />input for a final design.
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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 />Joaquin Mojica, PE
<br />Project Engineer (5% Availability)
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