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Page 694.2. 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 />will include clearing/demolition,
<br />geometry, signage and marking, utility,
<br />paving, grading and drainage plans as well
<br />as construction details. The design will
<br />incorporate Crime Prevention Through
<br />Environmental Design (CPTED)
<br />principles. A paving, grading and drainage
<br />plan will also be provided for the
<br />proposed maintenance barn. Permitting
<br />will be coordinated with the City of
<br />Hollywood, Broward County and South
<br />Florida Water Management District. The
<br />scope includes preparation of a
<br />stormwater report for the project. Miller
<br />Legg will assist with construction phase
<br />services including civil construction
<br />administration.
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<br />Town of Davie Governor Leroy
<br />Collins Farm Park - The new
<br />Governor Leroy Collins Farm Park 80-
<br />acre parcel was purchased in 2008
<br />through a combination of funds from
<br />Davie District 4 open space bonds,
<br />Broward County, the Farm Bureau and
<br />the Florida Communities Trust Fund.
<br />The first phase of the park will consist of
<br />20-acres of development and will include
<br />an educational center, riding arena,
<br />stables, farmers market and playground.
<br />Located east of I-75, the park is being
<br />built to preserve the rural lifestyle of the
<br />Town of Davie. Miller Legg is providing
<br />civil engineering, surveying, landscape
<br />architecture, and environmental services
<br />as part of the MC Harry team. The park
<br />will provide volunteer opportunities,
<br />farm tours, field trips, summer camps,
<br />community gardens, and equestrian
<br />programs for the special needs
<br />population. Miller Legg's civil
<br />engineering scope includes earthwork
<br />analysis; paving, grading and drainage;
<br />water and sanitary sewer, pavement
<br />marking and signage, stormwater
<br />pollution prevention; offsite
<br />improvements; phasing plans, permitting
<br />through the Town of Davie, Central
<br />Broward Water Control District, City of
<br />Sunrise, Florida Department of
<br />Environmental Protection, Broward
<br />County Environmental Protections and
<br />South Florida Water Management
<br />District; and construction administration.
<br />The wetlands scope includes wetlands
<br />due diligence, and the landscape
<br />architecture scope includes planting
<br />design, irrigation design and pedestrian
<br />and equestrian trails. Surveying services
<br />consisted of a topographic and tree
<br />survey.
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<br />City of Miramar Historic Public
<br />Safety Complex - The City of Miramar
<br />replaced the Civic Center and Child
<br />Care building with a new one-story
<br />24,000 SF building to accommodate its
<br />police substation, storage, administrative
<br />and other law enforcement and public
<br />safety facilities, in addition to a surface
<br />parking lot for safety vehicles. The new
<br />building was certified Gold LEED
<br />certification. Miller Legg provided civil
<br />engineering design, permitting and
<br />construction administration services as
<br />part of the Architects Design Group
<br />team. Government permitting included
<br />the City of Miramar, Broward County
<br />and FDEP. The firm also provided LEED
<br />certification and value engineering review
<br />services.
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<br />City of West Palm Beach 32nd/33rd
<br />Streets Water Main Improvements
<br />- Miller Legg provided surveying,
<br />underground utility locates, geotechnical
<br />engineering, civil engineering design and
<br />bidding assistance services for a 2,700 LF
<br />water and 2,000 LF gravity sewer 8"
<br />water main replacement project on 32nd
<br />Street and 33rd Street from Floral
<br />Avenue to N. Flagler Drive and on N.
<br />Flagler Drive from 32nd Street to 35th
<br />Street in the historic Northwood Shores
<br />district. The existing water mains were
<br />transite, undersized, and had reached the
<br />end of their useful life. The Basis of
<br />Design Report (BODR) and
<br />development of 30% plan scope involved
<br />the assessment of water main
<br />replacement, sanitary sewer
<br />replacement/relocation (from rear yard
<br />to street on 2 streets) and evaluation of
<br />storm drainage improvements. The 1/4
<br />mile project is located approx. 6,850 ft.
<br />north of Palm Beach Lakes Boulevard on
<br />the west side of N. Flagler Drive. Public
<br />outreach with affected residents took
<br />place and their concerns documented in
<br />advance of the construction phase. This
<br />project was completed under the firm's
<br />multi-year City of West Palm Beach
<br />General Engineering Services contract.
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<br />City of West Palm Beach Gregory
<br />Road Green Streets LID Sanitary
<br />Sewer & Stormwater - The City of
<br />West Palm Beach requested Miller Legg
<br />to provide professional engineering,
<br />landscape architecture, surveying and
<br />construction administration services for
<br />the design and bidding assistance of a
<br />stormwater management and drainage
<br />improvements project in an existing
<br />residential neighborhood. The project
<br />involved the installation of +/- 700 LF of
<br />exfiltration trench including four (4)
<br />bioretention cell modules which
<br />provided opportunities for various Low
<br />Impact Development (LID) best
<br />management practices to reduce
<br />stormwater runoff and nuisance flooding.
<br />LID implementation was facilitated by
<br />the installation of bioretention in the
<br />bumpouts on Gregory Road, and
<br />nuisance flooding decreased through
<br />driveway modifications and speed
<br />control devices. The project is located
<br />along Gregory Road and Gregory Place
<br />between S. Olive Avenue and S. Flagler
<br />Drive. Miller Legg provided construction
<br />phase services consisting of bi-monthly
<br />meetings with City and contractors,
<br />construction observation site visits,
<br />contractor change order responses,
<br />minor fieldwork changes, shop drawing
<br />and sample review, special inspections or
<br />testing, as built review and approval,
<br />contractor pay application
<br />recommendations and completion
<br />document review. Miller Legg also
<br />conducted a public outreach meeting
<br />prior to the start of construction. This
<br />project was completed under the firm's
<br />multi-year General Engineering Services
<br />contract.
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<br />City of West Palm Beach WPB
<br />Omar Road Improvements - Miller
<br />Legg provided surveying and engineering
<br />services associated with analysis of the
<br />existing drainage system from Omar
<br />Road north along Parker Avenue and
<br />west to Belvedere Road and I-95. This
<br />road experiences significant flooding
<br />during short duration high intensity
<br />storm events. Along with our surveying
<br />and geotechnical team members, the firm
<br />evaluated contributing factors, provided
<br />potential mitigation solutions and an
<br />opinion of probable costs for such
<br />prospective alternatives. This project
<br />was completed under the firm's multi-
<br />year General Engineering Services
<br />contract.
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