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<br />Architectural, Landscape Architectural,
<br />Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA)
<br />SW 216th Street from SW 127th Avenue to Florida's Turnpike
<br />Kimley -Horn developed vertical and horizontal alignments roadway plans, providing
<br />drainage design, signing and pavement markings, and signalization plans. The
<br />project includes the reconstruction/widening of SW 216th Street from SW 127th
<br />Avenue to SW 112th Avenue, and milling and resurfacing from SW 112th Avenue
<br />to Florida's Turnpike. The project included a traffic analysis for the corridor and
<br />design of a roundabout at SW 122nd Avenue.
<br />General Engineering Services, Plantation, FL III
<br />Kimley -Horn was selected as a general services consultant for the City of Plantation. As such, Kimley -Horn has worked closely
<br />with the City's Engineering Department on numerous roadways, drainage, and community enhancement projects, as well as
<br />traffic studies associated with the proposed improvements. Our services have included general planning to assist the City in
<br />developing cost - effective streetscape and beautification approaches and a traffic calming program. We have also assisted the
<br />City in implementing those visions with thorough, cost - effective projects. NW 70th Avenue is an example of a roadway, traffic,
<br />lighting, landscaping, irrigation, and drainage design project, followed by construction phase services. As part of the community
<br />enhancement process, coordination with agencies such as FDOT, South Florida Water Management District, and Broward County
<br />was key to the overall success of the project. Kimley -Horn has relationships in place with those and numerous other agencies to
<br />help streamline coordination efforts.
<br />Roadway.. Traffic and Stormwater Improvements, Lauderdale Lakes, FL
<br />Kimley -Horn is working with the City of Lauderdale Lakes and the Lauderdale Lakes CRA under a general services contract for
<br />roadway, traffic, and stormwater improvements. To date, we have started several projects:
<br />NW 29th St. Traffic Calming. Anticipating increased through traffic on NW 29th Street resulting from the construction of the
<br />new Walmart on the west side of SR 7, the City contracted with Kimley -Horn to implement traffic calming measures at this
<br />location. We completed a conceptual traffic calming layout for the Lauderdale Lakes CRA that serves as the basis for the
<br />new design.
<br />NW 21 st St. Improvements. Kimley -Horn is currently designing a
<br />drainage system on NW 21st Street, from SR 7 to Willie Webb Park.
<br />The City plans to add bicycle and pedestrian facilities on this roadway
<br />segment; a profile correction is also intended for this segment. The
<br />new drainage system is needed to accommodate these new facilities.
<br />This new system will drain into the City's canal system.
<br />NW 41 st St. Traffic Calming. The City plans to remove the existing
<br />speed humps on NW 41st Street between SR 7 and NW 31st Avenue.
<br />Without the speed humps in place, speeding is likely to be a concern.
<br />Kimley -Horn is working with the City to install alternate traffic calming
<br />measures.
<br />Seacrest Neighborhood Improvement Program. Phase IV, Delray Beach, FL
<br />Kimley -Horn prepared construction plans and specifications and provided bid phase services for Phase IV of the Seacrest
<br />Neighborhood Improvement Program. The project included 51.5 million worth of improvements and upgrades to aging
<br />infrastructure on 18 streets within the existing Seacrest neighborhood. The improvements and upgrades included abandonment
<br />and relocation of existing two -inch water mains and service connections, and installation of 3,000 linear feet of four -inch to
<br />eight -inch ductile iron potable water distribution mains and service connections. We also designed and installed 360 linear feet of
<br />eight -inch ductile iron sanitary sewer mains with service connections, asphaltic concrete pavement overlays and reconstructions,
<br />concrete sidewalks, traffic calming measures, stormwater drainage improvements, retention ponds, driveway replacements, swale
<br />improvements, landscaping and irrigation, and associated miscellaneous improvements. We also acquired all necessary permits
<br />from the Palm Beach County Health Department and South Florida Water Management District SFWMD.
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<br />General Engineering Services, Plantation, FL III
<br />Kimley -Horn was selected as a general services consultant for the City of Plantation. As such, Kimley -Horn has worked closely
<br />with the City's Engineering Department on numerous roadways, drainage, and community enhancement projects, as well as
<br />traffic studies associated with the proposed improvements. Our services have included general planning to assist the City in
<br />developing cost - effective streetscape and beautification approaches and a traffic calming program. We have also assisted the
<br />City in implementing those visions with thorough, cost - effective projects. NW 70th Avenue is an example of a roadway, traffic,
<br />lighting, landscaping, irrigation, and drainage design project, followed by construction phase services. As part of the community
<br />enhancement process, coordination with agencies such as FDOT, South Florida Water Management District, and Broward County
<br />was key to the overall success of the project. Kimley -Horn has relationships in place with those and numerous other agencies to
<br />help streamline coordination efforts.
<br />Roadway.. Traffic and Stormwater Improvements, Lauderdale Lakes, FL
<br />Kimley -Horn is working with the City of Lauderdale Lakes and the Lauderdale Lakes CRA under a general services contract for
<br />roadway, traffic, and stormwater improvements. To date, we have started several projects:
<br />NW 29th St. Traffic Calming. Anticipating increased through traffic on NW 29th Street resulting from the construction of the
<br />new Walmart on the west side of SR 7, the City contracted with Kimley -Horn to implement traffic calming measures at this
<br />location. We completed a conceptual traffic calming layout for the Lauderdale Lakes CRA that serves as the basis for the
<br />new design.
<br />NW 21 st St. Improvements. Kimley -Horn is currently designing a
<br />drainage system on NW 21st Street, from SR 7 to Willie Webb Park.
<br />The City plans to add bicycle and pedestrian facilities on this roadway
<br />segment; a profile correction is also intended for this segment. The
<br />new drainage system is needed to accommodate these new facilities.
<br />This new system will drain into the City's canal system.
<br />NW 41 st St. Traffic Calming. The City plans to remove the existing
<br />speed humps on NW 41st Street between SR 7 and NW 31st Avenue.
<br />Without the speed humps in place, speeding is likely to be a concern.
<br />Kimley -Horn is working with the City to install alternate traffic calming
<br />measures.
<br />Seacrest Neighborhood Improvement Program. Phase IV, Delray Beach, FL
<br />Kimley -Horn prepared construction plans and specifications and provided bid phase services for Phase IV of the Seacrest
<br />Neighborhood Improvement Program. The project included 51.5 million worth of improvements and upgrades to aging
<br />infrastructure on 18 streets within the existing Seacrest neighborhood. The improvements and upgrades included abandonment
<br />and relocation of existing two -inch water mains and service connections, and installation of 3,000 linear feet of four -inch to
<br />eight -inch ductile iron potable water distribution mains and service connections. We also designed and installed 360 linear feet of
<br />eight -inch ductile iron sanitary sewer mains with service connections, asphaltic concrete pavement overlays and reconstructions,
<br />concrete sidewalks, traffic calming measures, stormwater drainage improvements, retention ponds, driveway replacements, swale
<br />improvements, landscaping and irrigation, and associated miscellaneous improvements. We also acquired all necessary permits
<br />from the Palm Beach County Health Department and South Florida Water Management District SFWMD.
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