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<br />CESAR BORGES, PE
<br />Contract Manager; General Civil Engineering (Pump Stations)
<br />RELEVANT EXPERIENCE
<br />C-14 PUMP STATION, NORTH LAUDERDALE, FL — Project Engineer. The
<br />City of North Lauderdale faces recurrent flooding during significant storm events
<br />due to backflow from the C-14 Canal. To mitigate this issue, the City retained
<br />Kimley-Horn to design a new approximate 230 CFS stormwater pump station
<br />north of Southgate Boulevard and south of the C-14 Canal.
<br />IMPROVEMENTS TO SOUTH BAYSHORE DRIVE FROM DARWIN STREET
<br />TO MERCY WAY, MIAMI, FL — Project Engineer. Designed roadway and
<br />drainage improvements to mitigate flooding, enhance water quality, and improve
<br />traffic safety. Scope included roadway elevation adjustments, a stormwater
<br />collection system, exfiltration trenches, pollution control structures, culverts, French
<br />drains, a new pump station, turn-lane enhancements, and traffic signal upgrades.
<br />SR 907/ALTON ROAD FROM 5TH STREET TO MICHIGAN AVENUE (8,150
<br />LF), FDOT DISTRICT SIX* — Served as Engineer-of-Record for drainage design
<br />of a 1.5-mile corridor stormwater management system. Cesar designed and
<br />analyzed a gravity collection network conveying runoff to three 20,000 GPM
<br />pump stations discharging to Biscayne Bay. Performed hydraulic modeling
<br />in ICPR, ensuring compliance with FDOT District 6 and SFWMD criteria, and
<br />prepared construction cost estimates for the proposed improvements.
<br />19TH STREET STORMWATER PUMP STATION, MIAMI BEACH, FL*
<br />Engineer-of-Record. This design-build project included the design, permitting,
<br />and post-design services for twin 40,000 gpm stormwater pump stations on
<br />19th Street, between Convention Center Drive and Meridian Avenue in Miami
<br />Beach. Cesar was the EOR for the pump station, pollution control structure, and
<br />trash rack structure and involved during construction to resolve field changes.
<br />SW 336TH ST/DAVIS PARKWAY FROM SR 997/KROME AVE TO US-1
<br />(4,000 LF), FDOT DISTRICT SIX* — Project Engineer. Performed drainage
<br />calculations, prepared the drainage report, and designed a self-contained
<br />drainage system for the Krome Avenue widening and Davis Parkway
<br />reconstruction project. Design included approximately 1,500 LF of French drain.
<br />STORMWATER MASTER PLAN, IMPLEMENTATION UPDATE STUDY, KEY
<br />BISCAYNE, FL* — Project Engineer. Supported the Virginia Key Beach (VKB)
<br />Stormwater Master Plan Update for an 850-acre, tidally influenced coastal
<br />watershed. Performed hydrologic and hydraulic analyses incorporating sea level
<br />rise, updated the InfoSWMM model, prepared the Data Collection Technical
<br />Memorandum, and developed a basin ranking methodology to prioritize
<br />drainage improvements.
<br />*PROJECTS COMPLETED PRIOR TO JOINING KIMLEY-HORN
<br />VALUE TO THE CITY OF
<br />SUNNY ISLES BEACH
<br /> 27 years of engineering
<br />experience in a wide range of
<br />projects, in various disciplines
<br /> Expertise in water/
<br />sewer and pump station
<br />design, hydrology, H&H/
<br />stormwater modeling,
<br />roadway drainage, permitting,
<br />utility coordination, BMP
<br />evaluation, master planning,
<br />and GIS applications
<br /> From conceptualization
<br />to implementation, he
<br />has played a pivotal role
<br />in delivering innovative
<br />solutions in the fields of water
<br />and sewer infrastructure,
<br />ensuring efficient and
<br />sustainable design practices
<br /> Supported FDOT District
<br />Six drainage programs
<br />under a continuing general
<br />engineering services contract
<br />for more than 15 years
<br />PROFESSIONAL
<br />CREDENTIALS
<br /> Bachelor of Science,
<br />Civil Engineering, Florida
<br />International University
<br /> Professional Engineer
<br />in FL, #63064
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