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0 <br />0 <br />0 <br />0 <br />0 <br />0 <br />s <br />• <br />• <br />Architectural, Landscape Architectural, <br />Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) <br />RFO No. 14 -07 -02 <br />Traffic Engineering Projects <br />Collins Avenue Driveway Connection Design, Sunny Isles Beach, FL <br />Kimley -Horn assisted in securing the conceptual driveway access permits from FDOT and Miami -Dade County for a proposed <br />driveway connection to the RK Village Plaza. Upon receiving these approvals, Kimley -Horn then prepared conceptual plans for <br />the driveway cut, including location, utility relocation, and coordination with affected utilities. Permitting of the driveway connection <br />through all applicable permitting agencies is also being handled by Kimley -Horn. <br />Signal Warrant Analysis and FDOT Permitting Assistance for Signal at 182nd Street and Collins Avenue, <br />Sunny Isles Beach, FL <br />Kimley -Horn performed a signal warrant analysis at the intersection of 182nd Street and Collins Avenue in Sunny Isles Beach. This <br />proposed signal will serve the shopping center that will be served by the proposed new driveway that is the subject of this RFO. <br />We prepared a preliminary signal design and met with FOOT to discuss the need for this signal. <br />Traffic Circulation Analysis at Heritage Park, Sunny Isles Beach, FL <br />Kimley -Horn prepared a detailed analysis of traffic circulation conditions surrounding the new Heritage Park. Of particular concern <br />to the City and its residents was queuing on Collins Avenue, traffic operations on Gallahad Dade Boulevard, and the valet <br />circulation patterns of the nearby Ramada Resort on Collins Avenue. Kimley -Horn was able to provide an analysis that convinced <br />nearby property owners that the traffic circulation in the area would not be negatively affected. <br />Identification of Vehicular and Pedestrian Issues for the Proposed Sunny Isles Aquatic Center. Sunny Isles Beach, FL <br />Kimley -Horn prepared a study that analyzed access, circulation, and pedestrian safety issues at the proposed Sunny Isles Aquatic <br />Center. <br />Improvements to Congested Intersections, Miami -Dade County, FL <br />Kimley -Horn was retained by the Miami -Dade County Public Works Department (PWD) to perform traffic analyses and roadway <br />design services for many of the locations identified by local leaders as the top 25 congested intersections in the County. Kimley- <br />Horn studied intersections to identify the underlying cause of congestion, and then evaluated the benefits of recommended <br />improvements and identified additional improvements <br />(if necessary) to improve traffic flow. Our traffic <br />engineering and roadway design staff pooled resources <br />to help the PWD adhere to a rigorous schedule. We <br />developed a study template that could be utilized for <br />greater efficiency. Recommended traffic improvements <br />focused on short -term, but high- benefit improvements <br />such as median closures, turn lane improvements, <br />and lane configuration enhancements. Congested <br />intersections that were evaluated by the Kimley -Horn <br />team included: <br />Sunny Isles Causeway at NE 26th, 28th, and <br />29th Avenues (North Miami Beach) <br />NW 167th Street at NW 2nd Avenue (North <br />Miami Beach) <br />• William Lehman Causeway at Biscayne <br />Boulevard (Aventura) <br />RFQ„ -07� <br />oyffi 1.14U sung � seam Carcnvsq P. t.ioa S� <br />Kimley »)Horn <br />2 -23 <br />