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

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Page 674.2. Qualification of Key Personnel Assigned to Engagement Request for Qualifications # 22-06-01 Continuing Services for Landscape Architectural Services CCNA lodging properties. This development drastically increased the impervious conditions of the corridor and significantly impacted the stormwater system within the area, causing regular flooding issues. Miller Legg’s solutions for the Minutemen Causeway project was a holistic design approach to improve the stormwater / drainage issues, while invigorating the area’s economy by creating a pedestrian- oriented beachfront promenade and streetscapes. The project consisted of significant landscape beautification and geometric modifications to the corridor to promote a pedestrian-friendly environment and to stimulate economic development. In conjunction with the redevelopment, the project included low-impact stormwater facilities to meet the Total Maximum Daily Load reduction requirements, as outlined within the Indian River Lagoon Basin Management Action Plan. These stormwater improvements included pervious paver sidewalks and parallel parking, bio-swales with native vegetation, and underground stormwater infiltration facilities with nutrient absorption materials. The entire project was a City pilot program for Low Impact Design (LID) and Best Management Practices (BMP) for stormwater management. Utilizing this innovative approach, this project was able to secure significant funding from the State, including almost $5 million from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection. School Board of Broward County (SBBC) Cooper City High School Fire Loop Main - Miller Legg is providing civil and surveying services for the improvement of an existing fire loop main at Cooper City High School. Surveying services consist of topographic and underground utility location designation. The civil scope covers fire main site work to serve four campus buildings and includes agency approvals, bidding assistance and final engineering plan development including associated restoration details. The firm is also providing construction administration. This project is part of the SBBC SMART Renovations program. City of Miramar Historic Public Safety Complex - The City of Miramar replaced the Civic Center and Child Care building with a new one-story 24,000 SF building to accommodate its police substation, storage, administrative and other law enforcement and public safety facilities, in addition to a surface parking lot for safety vehicles. The new building was certified Gold LEED certification. Miller Legg provided civil engineering design, permitting and construction administration services as part of the Architects Design Group team. Government permitting included the City of Miramar, Broward County and FDEP. The firm also provided LEED certification and value engineering review services. City of West Palm Beach 32nd/33rd Streets Water Main Improvements - Miller Legg provided surveying, underground utility locates, geotechnical engineering, civil engineering design and bidding assistance services for a 2,700 LF water and 2,000 LF gravity sewer 8" water main replacement project on 32nd Street and 33rd Street from Floral Avenue to N. Flagler Drive and on N. Flagler Drive from 32nd Street to 35th Street in the historic Northwood Shores district. The existing water mains were transite, undersized, and had reached the end of their useful life. The Basis of Design Report (BODR) and development of 30% plan scope involved the assessment of water main replacement, sanitary sewer replacement/relocation (from rear yard to street on 2 streets) and evaluation of storm drainage improvements. The 1/4 mile project is located approx. 6,850 ft. north of Palm Beach Lakes Boulevard on the west side of N. Flagler Drive. Public outreach with affected residents took place and their concerns documented in advance of the construction phase. This project was completed under the firm's multi-year City of West Palm Beach General Engineering Services contract. City of West Palm Beach Gregory Road Green Streets LID Sanitary Sewer & Stormwater - The City of West Palm Beach requested Miller Legg to provide professional engineering, landscape architecture, surveying and construction administration services for the design and bidding assistance of a stormwater management and drainage improvements project in an existing residential neighborhood. The project involved the installation of +/- 700 LF of exfiltration trench including four (4) bioretention cell modules which provided opportunities for various Low Impact Development (LID) best management practices to reduce stormwater runoff and nuisance flooding. LID implementation was facilitated by the installation of bioretention in the bumpouts on Gregory Road, and nuisance flooding decreased through driveway modifications and speed control devices. The project is located along Gregory Road and Gregory Place between S. Olive Avenue and S. Flagler Drive. Miller Legg provided construction phase services consisting of bi-monthly meetings with City and contractors, construction observation site visits, contractor change order responses, minor fieldwork changes, shop drawing and sample review, special inspections or testing, as built review and approval, contractor pay application recommendations and completion document review. Miller Legg also conducted a public outreach meeting prior to the start of construction. This project was completed under the firm's multi-year General Engineering Services contract.