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<br />Abraham Hadad, PSM
<br />Miami City Cemetery Park “1901 N Miami Avenue, City of Miami, Florida. Date: November 2023. Role: Principal in Charge.
<br />HADONNE performed a comprehensive Boundary and Topographic Survey of the project site to support planning, design, and
<br />permitting activities. The survey included the determination and mapping of property boundaries and the relationship of exist ing
<br />site improvements thereto. All trees located within the property boundaries were surveyed and documented in a tree inventory table
<br />identifying the common and scientific species, trunk diameter, approximate height, and canopy spread. Existing drainage
<br />infrastructure, including accessible inlets and manholes, was surveyed and documented with invert elevations, pipe sizes, and pipe
<br />materials. The survey also included the location of overhead utility poles and associated utility lines within the project li mits. To
<br />facilitate future construction activities, HADONNE established two permanent on-site benchmarks referenced to the Florida State
<br />Plane Coordinate System and project datum, providing both horizontal coordinates and vertical elevations for construction control.
<br />Upon completion, HADONNE delivered signed and sealed survey drawings, along with electronically signed and sealed unlocked
<br />digital files in PDF and DWG formats for use by the design team and project stakeholders.
<br />Client: City of Miami. Contact: Ricardo Rodriguez, PE, (786) 553-1234; rrodriguez@miamigov.com
<br />Civic Park on East Drive, North Bay Village. Dates: 04/2023-10/2025. Role: Principal in Charge. HADONNE performed a
<br />comprehensive Boundary and Topographic Survey for the project limits, integrating planimetric 2D topography and underground
<br />utility location data to support design, permitting, and engineering analysis. Recovered, verified, and established horizontal and
<br />vertical control. Located existing property corners, monuments, and right‑of‑way markers. Reviewed plats, deeds, and record maps
<br />to confirm boundary geometry. Prepared a boundary depiction reflecting property lines, easements, and encumbrances. Collected
<br />detailed planimetric features including pavement edges, sidewalks, curbs, driveways, fences, walls, drainage structures, sign age,
<br />and visible surface improvements. Captured elevation data to represent grade conditions, spot elevations, and surface variations.
<br />Produced a 2D topographic base map suitable for engineering design, utility coordination, and permitting. Coordinated with
<br />Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) teams to obtain Level B utility data. HADONNE’s integrated survey approach provided the
<br />design team with accurate, conflict‑critical boundary, topographic, and underground utility information, reducing design risk and
<br />ensuring a reliable foundation for engineering decisions, permitting, and construction planning.
<br />Client: EAC Consulting, Inc. Contact: Evelyn Rodriguez, P.E., ENV SP, (305)-265-5400; erodriguez@eacconsult.com
<br />Shoreline Repair Mini Rapids Park, City of Miami, FL. Dates: 01/2026- Ongoing. Role: Principal in Charge. Two locations along
<br />the Miami River are experiencing shoreline erosion that threatens nearby roadways and public safety. The project aims to stab ilize
<br />the embankments and support future seawall construction and roadway restoration. Hadonne’s Current Scope of Services. Location
<br />1 – NW S. River Drive (Miami River Mini Rapids Park) Approx. 180 Linear Feet HADONNE is currently performing: Topographic Survey,
<br />Bathymetric Survey, SUE Designation (Utility Locate – Quality Level B). These services will support the design of a new seawall and
<br />the replacement of guardrail, signing, pavement markings, and sod restoration. Client: GHD Services Inc. Contact: Ripley Raubenolt,
<br />740.590.1190; Ripley.Raubenolt@GHD.coms
<br />City of Doral’s Trail Lighting, Doral, Florida, Duration: 2015 – Present. Project Length: 6.5 Miles. Dates: Dates: 08/2023-12/2023.
<br />Role: Principal in Charge - Prepare a Map of Topographic Survey, took elevations shots at 100-foot intervals, located all visible above
<br />ground features, depicted the Canal Right-of-Way and all intersecting private properties boundary lines. Provided utility coordination
<br />services including distributing plans to Utility Agency Owners (UAO), collect as-builts/record drawings of existing and proposed
<br />utilities. Develop detailed conflict matrix. Coordinate with FPL electrical service points to fee proposed lighting. Coordinate the final
<br />disposition of utilities. Contact: Lochner. Contact : Jaureguy, Alejandro, PE, Ph: 305.503.9873; ajaureguy@hwlochner.com
<br />Department of Solid Waste Management, Mosquito Control Complex, Miami-Dade County, Florida. Dates: 05/2023-06-2023.
<br />Role: Principal in Charge. HADONNE Prepared a Boundary and Topographic Survey of the area. Created a Legal Description based on
<br />an outline of a proposed parcel to be provided by the prime consultant. Once the preliminary survey was completed HADONNE
<br />coordinated with the consultant in order to establish the proposed boundaries of the parcel. HADONNE also located all trees within
<br />the area. Performed Utility Designates (Quality Level B) in order to established the horizontal location of the underground utilities
<br />Client: Gurri Matute P.A. Contact : Daphne Gurri 305-661-0069; fsegre@gurrimatute.com
<br />Buena Vista Neighborhood Traffic Calming” Project Number B-193620, Florida. Dates: 12/2019-12-2021.
<br />Role: Principal in Charge. HADONNE performed a detailed Topographic Survey along the project corridor to support design and
<br />engineering activities. The survey included the depiction of existing right-of-way information based on City of Miami Street Atlas
<br />sheets, recorded plats, property appraisal records, and all currently dedicated public areas. Survey limits extended from right-of-way
<br />to right-of-way along the corridor and included up to 15 feet into adjacent private properties where accessible. At intersections, the
<br />survey limits extended 150 feet beyond the radius returns into intersecting roadways. The survey located and mapped all visible
<br />above-ground features, including property lines, trees (including species, height, and caliper), house numbers, gates, driveways,
<br />sidewalks, pavement features, signs, utilities, and other appurtenances. Drainage structures were investigated and documented with
<br />rim elevations, invert elevations, structure depths, pipe sizes, and pipe materials. Cross-section elevation shots were collected at 25-
<br />foot intervals throughout the corridor to accurately model existing ground conditions and support roadway and drainage design. All
<br />elevations were referenced to the City of Miami Datum. Additionally, HADONNE located and documented existing ADA ramps,
<br />driveway approaches, and other accessibility-related improvements. The resulting survey provided a comprehensive representation
<br />of existing conditions for use in planning, engineering, and construction design., drainage swales, and drainage structures. Identified
<br />and resolved potential conflicts to ensure project efficiency and safety.
<br />Contact: Lochner. Contact : Jaureguy, Alejandro, PE, Ph: 305.503.9873; ajaureguy@hwlochner.com
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