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W Mr. Freedman is an experienced environmental professional serving public
<br />® and private clients throughout the Stale of Florida. He specializes in
<br />® environmental review of transportation related projects through all phases of
<br />the project (planning, design, permitting, construction and post-construction
<br />® monitoring). Mr. Freedman has conducted National Pollutant Discharge
<br />® Elimination System (NPDES) and permit compliance inspections of Florida
<br />® Department of Transportation (FDOT) assets, and mitigation and maintenance
<br />monitoring for dozens of FOOT constructed sites. He has assisted with the
<br />® permitting of numerous FOOT projects and has written more than 70 National
<br />® Environmental Policy Ad (NEPA) memos for minor transportation projects and
<br />® technical documents for Project Development and Environment (PD &E)
<br />Studies and Reevaluations. Freedman is also an advanced diver with
<br />® extensive experience conducting benthic resource surveys.
<br />Mr. Freedman also specializes in municipal consulting and has provided plan
<br />review, landscape inspection, environmental assessments, expert witness,
<br />Permitting, ordinance development, street tree inventory, canopy
<br />assessments, carbon sequestration analysis and wildlife permitting services to
<br />municipalities throughout south Florida. He has also conducted numerous
<br />studies related to dimate change and sea level rise and was involved with the
<br />preparation of the Broward County Climate Change Action Plan.
<br />STAFFING
<br />RESUMES E SCIENCES
<br />Justin Freedman, MS
<br />Senior Scientist
<br />Education.
<br />M.S., Marine Biology, Nova Southeastern
<br />University Oceanographic Center
<br />BA., Biology, Tufts University
<br />Professional Licenses 1 Certifications
<br />Certified Arbodst, FL 5488A
<br />Tree Risk Assessment Qualification (ISA)
<br />FDEP Certified Erosion and Sediment
<br />Control Inspector.and Instructor
<br />Certified Manatee Observer
<br />PADI Advanced Open Water, Enriched Air
<br />Certified Diver
<br />Certified Landscape Inspector
<br />Certified Green Industries Best
<br />Management Practices Instructor*
<br />Certified in Advanced Maintenance of
<br />Traffic
<br />Years of Experience 12
<br />® Project Experience
<br />C ty of Key West City Hall Arborisl Assessment — The City of Key West is relocating its City Hall facilities to the site of the
<br />® former Glynn Archer Elementary School at 1300 White Street. In support of landscape and architectural design efforts, Mr.
<br />® Freedman conducted an assessment of the approximately 65 trees at the site. The purpose was to assess the health and condition
<br />® of the trees at the site, and to provide recommendations for preservation, transplantation and/or removal and replacement
<br />associated with the new design and in accordance with the City's municipal code.
<br />to
<br />Tamiami Canal Historic Swing Bridge Replacement Reevaluation, FDOT District Six, Miami -Dade County, Florida — The
<br />existing swing bridge was originally constructed as the Miami Rivers 27th Ave. River crossing in 1921, and subsequently relocated
<br />to its current Tamiami Canal location in 1941. The bridge is one of three bob - tailed swing spans in Florida and is one of the oldest
<br />bddges on the Miami River. The bridge is structurally deficient and functionally obsolete, and will not be able to accommodate
<br />future high traffic demands. Mr. Freedman reevaluated the EA/FONSI for a historic bridge replacement project in MiamFDade
<br />Canty. Work included coordination with the three agencies with overlapping jurisdiction over the project – FDOT, Miami -Dade
<br />Canty and City of Miami, as well as numerous consultants.
<br />Florida Keys Bridge Inspections, FDOT District Six, Monroe County, Florida — This project involved SCUBA diving and
<br />inspecting bridge construction projects for debris. Mr. Freedman assessed three bridges, documenting fallen debris, and provided
<br />recommendations for its removal.
<br />Dune Enhancement and lighting Design and Permitting, City of Dania Beach, Broward County, Florida — For this project, Mr.
<br />Freedman designed and permitted enhancements to dunes along Dania Beach's signature beach. This project was initiated due to
<br />public safety concems and became controversial as the project included the removal of a stand of seagrape trees. Mr. Freedman
<br />worked Closely with FDEP permitting agency staff and sea turtle experts from the FWC, and coordinated with a number of
<br />environmental advocacy groups that initially voiced opposition for the project. Through meetings and presentations, Mr. Freedman
<br />demonstrated the environmental and public safety value of the project and received consensus among the stakeholders. Work for
<br />this project induced reviewing and making recommendations to make lighting at the beach more sea turtle friendly, designing lighting
<br />shields, designing dune landscaping, preparing a sea turtle protection ordinance, construction oversight and post-oonsWction
<br />monitoring.
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<br />W Mr. Freedman is an experienced environmental professional serving public
<br />® and private clients throughout the Stale of Florida. He specializes in
<br />® environmental review of transportation related projects through all phases of
<br />the project (planning, design, permitting, construction and post-construction
<br />® monitoring). Mr. Freedman has conducted National Pollutant Discharge
<br />® Elimination System (NPDES) and permit compliance inspections of Florida
<br />® Department of Transportation (FDOT) assets, and mitigation and maintenance
<br />monitoring for dozens of FOOT constructed sites. He has assisted with the
<br />® permitting of numerous FOOT projects and has written more than 70 National
<br />® Environmental Policy Ad (NEPA) memos for minor transportation projects and
<br />® technical documents for Project Development and Environment (PD &E)
<br />Studies and Reevaluations. Freedman is also an advanced diver with
<br />® extensive experience conducting benthic resource surveys.
<br />Mr. Freedman also specializes in municipal consulting and has provided plan
<br />review, landscape inspection, environmental assessments, expert witness,
<br />Permitting, ordinance development, street tree inventory, canopy
<br />assessments, carbon sequestration analysis and wildlife permitting services to
<br />municipalities throughout south Florida. He has also conducted numerous
<br />studies related to dimate change and sea level rise and was involved with the
<br />preparation of the Broward County Climate Change Action Plan.
<br />STAFFING
<br />RESUMES E SCIENCES
<br />Justin Freedman, MS
<br />Senior Scientist
<br />Education.
<br />M.S., Marine Biology, Nova Southeastern
<br />University Oceanographic Center
<br />BA., Biology, Tufts University
<br />Professional Licenses 1 Certifications
<br />Certified Arbodst, FL 5488A
<br />Tree Risk Assessment Qualification (ISA)
<br />FDEP Certified Erosion and Sediment
<br />Control Inspector.and Instructor
<br />Certified Manatee Observer
<br />PADI Advanced Open Water, Enriched Air
<br />Certified Diver
<br />Certified Landscape Inspector
<br />Certified Green Industries Best
<br />Management Practices Instructor*
<br />Certified in Advanced Maintenance of
<br />Traffic
<br />Years of Experience 12
<br />® Project Experience
<br />C ty of Key West City Hall Arborisl Assessment — The City of Key West is relocating its City Hall facilities to the site of the
<br />® former Glynn Archer Elementary School at 1300 White Street. In support of landscape and architectural design efforts, Mr.
<br />® Freedman conducted an assessment of the approximately 65 trees at the site. The purpose was to assess the health and condition
<br />® of the trees at the site, and to provide recommendations for preservation, transplantation and/or removal and replacement
<br />associated with the new design and in accordance with the City's municipal code.
<br />to
<br />Tamiami Canal Historic Swing Bridge Replacement Reevaluation, FDOT District Six, Miami -Dade County, Florida — The
<br />existing swing bridge was originally constructed as the Miami Rivers 27th Ave. River crossing in 1921, and subsequently relocated
<br />to its current Tamiami Canal location in 1941. The bridge is one of three bob - tailed swing spans in Florida and is one of the oldest
<br />bddges on the Miami River. The bridge is structurally deficient and functionally obsolete, and will not be able to accommodate
<br />future high traffic demands. Mr. Freedman reevaluated the EA/FONSI for a historic bridge replacement project in MiamFDade
<br />Canty. Work included coordination with the three agencies with overlapping jurisdiction over the project – FDOT, Miami -Dade
<br />Canty and City of Miami, as well as numerous consultants.
<br />Florida Keys Bridge Inspections, FDOT District Six, Monroe County, Florida — This project involved SCUBA diving and
<br />inspecting bridge construction projects for debris. Mr. Freedman assessed three bridges, documenting fallen debris, and provided
<br />recommendations for its removal.
<br />Dune Enhancement and lighting Design and Permitting, City of Dania Beach, Broward County, Florida — For this project, Mr.
<br />Freedman designed and permitted enhancements to dunes along Dania Beach's signature beach. This project was initiated due to
<br />public safety concems and became controversial as the project included the removal of a stand of seagrape trees. Mr. Freedman
<br />worked Closely with FDEP permitting agency staff and sea turtle experts from the FWC, and coordinated with a number of
<br />environmental advocacy groups that initially voiced opposition for the project. Through meetings and presentations, Mr. Freedman
<br />demonstrated the environmental and public safety value of the project and received consensus among the stakeholders. Work for
<br />this project induced reviewing and making recommendations to make lighting at the beach more sea turtle friendly, designing lighting
<br />shields, designing dune landscaping, preparing a sea turtle protection ordinance, construction oversight and post-oonsWction
<br />monitoring.
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