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<br />Craig A. Smith & Associates
<br />Engineers ● Surveyors ● Subsurface Utility Engineering ● 3D Subsurface Imaging ● Utility Coordination
<br />City of Moore Haven Stormwater System Improvements, Moore Haven, Florida. Planning, survey, utility locates,
<br />design, permitting bidding assistance and construction management and inspection services for The Ranch Lakes
<br />Estates Improvements Project for the City of Moore Haven which consisted of the construction of a gravity
<br />stormwater drainage system along with two master stormwater pump stations including force mains and canal
<br />dredging. Construction included the installation of 7,103 linear feet of HDPE drainage pipe ranging in diameter
<br />from 15-inch to 48-inch, 1,044 linear feet of force main, 76 drainage structures and two duplex stormwater pump
<br />stations.
<br />The Wave Modern Streetcar – Broward County, Florida. Mr. Keener served as Principal Surveyor for the project
<br />which consisted of a proposed electric circulator streetcar system in downtown Fort Lauderdale to act as a local
<br />transportation element for the redevelopment and revitalization of the south-eastern section of Broward County.
<br />The track corridor was divided into two phases of 1.7 miles each. CAS was contracted to perform complete survey
<br />and 3D radar tomography imaging for all existing subsurface utilities within the 3.4-mile future track corridor. CAS
<br />performed over 500,000 square feet of 3D RT, GPR and EM locating. Utility location and modeling began in
<br />February of 2014, and all phases of design were completed by December of 2014 for a total fee of $535,245.
<br />Light Rail / Modern Streetcar Project – City of Miami Beach, Miami Dade County, Florida. Mr. Keener served as
<br />Principal Survey for the project where CAS was hired as a subconsultant to Kimley-Horn & Associates, Inc. to
<br />perform surveying, mapping and utility locating for a projected streetcar transit corridor for the City of Miami Beach.
<br />CAS performed a complete right-of-way survey which included all existing above ground/below ground utilities,
<br />trees, and landscaped areas for the two-phased project. The project included 4.5 miles of roadway on Alton Road,
<br />Washington Avenue, 5th Street, South Pointe Drive, Meridian Avenue, Dade Boulevard and Convention Center
<br />Drive. The survey and utility locates work for the project totaled $300,000. The project began in February 2016
<br />and was completed in December of 2016.
<br />Pavilion Lake Boardwalk Improvements – City of Belle Glade, Florida. Mr. Keener served as Principal Surveyor for
<br />the Map of Topographic Survey which included the location of the existing 700-foot +/- long wooden walkway along
<br />Pavilion Lake. Cross sections were taken at 100-foot intervals transversely from the back of the camp sites to
<br />approximate angle of repose in said lake. Utility locations within the camp sites were gathered and added to the
<br />survey. Mr. Keener performed all quality control/quality assurance for the project.
<br />Indian Trail Improvement District – Palm Beach County, Florida. Mr. Keener serves as Principal Surveyor for
<br />miscellaneous projects performed for the Indian Trail Improvement District Engineering consultant. These projects
<br />vary from writing legal descriptions for new units of development, ingress/egress and drainage easements and
<br />utility easements, to providing record surveys for the ongoing district-wide culvert crossing replacement project.
<br />All surveying for the district is relative to the Florida State Plane Coordinate Grid System horizontally and North
<br />American Vertical Datum of 1988 (NAVD ’88) vertically, which is checked by Mr. Keener for quality control/quality
<br />assurance.
<br />Veteran’s Memorial Park Improvements – City of Margate, Florida. Mr. Keener served as Principal Surveyor for the
<br />Map of Boundary and Topographic Survey for the engineering design of park improvements. This included an
<br />overall survey of all existing features such as parking, curbing, above ground utilities, etc. The park includes two
<br />boat ramps for access to the Pompano (C-14) canal. Mr. Keener performed all quality control/quality assurance
<br />for the project.
<br />Center Island Stormwater Pump Station – Town of Golden Beach, Florida. Mr. Keener served as Principal Surveyor
<br />for the Map of Topographic Survey within the right of way of the strand lying west of Center Island Drive. The survey
<br />included all above ground, visible improvements, and utility surface marks within the corridor. Structure data was
<br />gathered such as rim, pipe type, size, materials, invert elevations, etc. Mr. Keener provided all quality
<br />control/quality assurance for the project.
<br />Spring Lake Improvement District Stormwater Treatment Area – City of Sebring, Florida. Mr. Keener served as
<br />Principal Surveyor for the design of a 70-acre stormwater treatment area which consisted of two large wetland
<br />marshes divided by a stormwater pond with upland tree preserve areas and an access maintenance road. More
<br />specifically, a topographic survey included capturing all above-ground visible improvements and swales, berms,
<br />etc. around the perimeter of the site. Elevations were gathered on an approximately 200-foot grid on-site. The on-
<br />site lake was also located showing top of bank and edge of water, together with soundings taken in random
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