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Continuing Professional Services for Architectural, Landsc.
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14-07-02
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Architectural, Landscape Architectural, <br />Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) <br />® Resurfacing and Drainage Improvements, Federally Funded Design -Build Project. Kimley -Horn assisted the Town in <br />® obtaining over S600,000 in stimulus funding to construct this roadway and drainage improvement project that includes a <br />® portion of Miami Lakeway North between Celebration Point and Miami Lakes Drive and NW 153rd Street from Miami Lakeway <br />North to NW 60th Avenue. Prior to obtaining the stimulus funding, Kimley Horn assisted the Town in becoming Local Agency <br />[� Program (LAP) certified so that the Town would be eligible to obtain the stimulus funding. In order to meet stimulus funding <br />Pl <br />it <br />Et1 <br />�1 <br />c'I <br />fl <br />CI <br />CI <br />FI <br />(:I <br />(;I <br />CI <br />t:l <br />CI <br />CI <br />requirements of shovel ready, the project had to be advertised as a <br />design - build. Kimley Horn developed the design criteria package in <br />compliance with Federal funding criteria. The design criteria package was <br />used for public advertisement and resulted in securing the stimulus funding <br />and award of the project to the current design -build team. The project <br />includes drainage system improvements such as new stormwater inlets, a <br />new outfall connection, exfiltration trench for water quantity and quality <br />treatment, new sidewalk, new pavement markings, and signage. Kimley - <br />Horn provided construction phase services to expedite the project and <br />confirm the project was built in compliance with the design criteria. <br />General Consulting Services and Stormwater Master Plan, Palmetto Bay, FL <br />Kimley -Horn is currently working with the Village of Palmetto Bay as a general consultant to <br />provide all types of engineering such as planning, general civil engineering, and transportation. <br />The Village of Palmetto Bay is a newly incorporated community that is currently evaluating the <br />condition of their infrastructure and developing a new vision for their community. The Village <br />has looked to Kimley -Horn to develop a stormwater master plan and associated stormwater <br />management plan to implement a stormwater utility and obtain ownership of the infrastructure. <br />The Village has also asked Kimley -Horn to develop a comprehensive plan as a foundation <br />and framework for the new municipality. The stormwater master plan required extensive <br />research of the community's roadways, utilities, and drainage patterns to understand the <br />condition of the infrastructure and stormwater management needs. As part of the stormwater <br />master plan, Kimley -Horn assisted the Village in developing a capital improvement program <br />® - to prioritize improvements based on flood management needs and associated costs. As part <br />of the stormwater management plan, Kimley -Horn helped the Village evaluate properties throughout the Village and developed <br />® associated utility rates to generate a dedicated revenue stream for the Village improvements. A critical part of the planning efforts <br />® was to assist the Village in joining the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP). Joining the NFIP is required for the community <br />® to obtain federally funded flood insurance and be part of the Community Rating System to help reduce insurance rates for the <br />community. The Village also looked to Kimley -Horn for specific civil and traffic engineering expertise to help them implement their <br />® new community vision. Specific projects have included: <br />® SW 164th Street Roadway and Drainage Improvement Project <br />® Kimley -Horn assisted the Village with their first large roadway and <br />® drainage improvement project as a newly incorporated Miami -Dade <br />municipality. The project consisted of roadway restorationtresurfacing <br />® and drainage improvements in a residential area including new <br />drainage ouffalls, permitting, new sidewalk, and site restoration. Our <br />® team located proposed drainage infrastructure and provided an <br />evaluation of alternate ouff all opportunities to minimize existing utility <br />® conflicts, utilize property owned by the Village, and minimize impacts <br />® to adjacent properties. Kimley -Horn provided construction phase <br />® services to expedite the project and to confirm the project was built in <br />accordance with the design plans. Close coordination with residential <br />® property owners was required to minimize impacts to the community. <br />is RFO,. -0r� <br />® OY2600IA40 Ssvry lsl�zxC.Caanmg RCesvudl5ervicvsr✓�c <br />Kimley> »Horn <br />T r_ <br />IV <br />General Consulting Services and Stormwater Master Plan, Palmetto Bay, FL <br />Kimley -Horn is currently working with the Village of Palmetto Bay as a general consultant to <br />provide all types of engineering such as planning, general civil engineering, and transportation. <br />The Village of Palmetto Bay is a newly incorporated community that is currently evaluating the <br />condition of their infrastructure and developing a new vision for their community. The Village <br />has looked to Kimley -Horn to develop a stormwater master plan and associated stormwater <br />management plan to implement a stormwater utility and obtain ownership of the infrastructure. <br />The Village has also asked Kimley -Horn to develop a comprehensive plan as a foundation <br />and framework for the new municipality. The stormwater master plan required extensive <br />research of the community's roadways, utilities, and drainage patterns to understand the <br />condition of the infrastructure and stormwater management needs. As part of the stormwater <br />master plan, Kimley -Horn assisted the Village in developing a capital improvement program <br />® - to prioritize improvements based on flood management needs and associated costs. As part <br />of the stormwater management plan, Kimley -Horn helped the Village evaluate properties throughout the Village and developed <br />® associated utility rates to generate a dedicated revenue stream for the Village improvements. A critical part of the planning efforts <br />® was to assist the Village in joining the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP). Joining the NFIP is required for the community <br />® to obtain federally funded flood insurance and be part of the Community Rating System to help reduce insurance rates for the <br />community. The Village also looked to Kimley -Horn for specific civil and traffic engineering expertise to help them implement their <br />® new community vision. Specific projects have included: <br />® SW 164th Street Roadway and Drainage Improvement Project <br />® Kimley -Horn assisted the Village with their first large roadway and <br />® drainage improvement project as a newly incorporated Miami -Dade <br />municipality. The project consisted of roadway restorationtresurfacing <br />® and drainage improvements in a residential area including new <br />drainage ouffalls, permitting, new sidewalk, and site restoration. Our <br />® team located proposed drainage infrastructure and provided an <br />evaluation of alternate ouff all opportunities to minimize existing utility <br />® conflicts, utilize property owned by the Village, and minimize impacts <br />® to adjacent properties. Kimley -Horn provided construction phase <br />® services to expedite the project and to confirm the project was built in <br />accordance with the design plans. Close coordination with residential <br />® property owners was required to minimize impacts to the community. <br />is RFO,. -0r� <br />® OY2600IA40 Ssvry lsl�zxC.Caanmg RCesvudl5ervicvsr✓�c <br />Kimley> »Horn <br />
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