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7IWFLFTLD016838.2026 <br />CORY DORMAN, PE, PTOE, IMSA II <br />Transportation/Traffic Engineering <br />RELEVANT EXPERIENCE <br />VILLAGE OF KEY BISCAYNE RICKENBACKER CAUSEWAY/CRANDON <br />BOULEVARD TRAFFIC DATA ANALYSIS, KEY BISCAYNE, FL — Project <br />Manager. Kimley-Horn was selected to prepare a comprehensive traffic data <br />analysis for the Village of Key Biscayne focused on the Rickenbacker Causeway/ <br />Crandon Boulevard corridor, the sole, land-based roadway connection between <br />the Village and the mainland. The study was undertaken to address recurring <br />congestion specifically during weekends, holidays, and special events that <br />significantly impact residents, visitors, and emergency response operations. <br />The study established a framework to support both near-term operational <br />improvements and longer-term planning initiatives. <br />CITY OF MIAMI BEACH ALTON ROAD AND 16TH STREET LEFT-TURN <br />LANE WARRANT AND PHASING ANALYSIS, MIAMI BEACH, FL <br />Project Manager. Kimley-Horn was selected to prepare a left-turn lane warrant <br />and phasing analysis at the intersection of Alton Road and 16th Street to <br />evaluate the need for exclusive left-turn lanes at the eastbound and westbound <br />approaches at the study intersection, and the appropriate left-turn phasing for <br />the left-turn lanes, if warranted. The study also incorporates conceptual plan <br />layouts to evaluate the impacts and feasibility of constructing exclusive left-turn <br />lanes at these approaches, such as determining the impacts to existing utilities, <br />on-street parking, signage, and traffic signal infrastructure. <br />MIAMI-DADE TPO SMART GPC PEDESTRIAN SCRAMBLE EVALUATIONS, <br />MIAMI, FL — Project Manager. Kimley-Horn was selected to complete two <br />work orders to evaluate the feasibility of installing a pedestrian scramble phase <br />at two signalized intersections in Miami- Dade County. The studies consisted <br />of collecting peak period traffic count data, conducting peak period qualitative <br />field reviews, and evaluating vehicular and pedestrian conditions at the study <br />intersection before and after the implementation of the pilot pedestrian scramble <br />phase. The studies also included developing recommendations and potential <br />countermeasures to improve overall intersection operations and safety at the <br />intersection, if the pedestrian scramble is implemented. <br />MIAMI-DADE TPO SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOLS FY 2025/2026, MIAMI- <br />DADE COUNTY, FL — Project Manager. Kimley-Horn led school evaluations, <br />improvement planning, and grant application development to enhance walking <br />and bicycling access to schools. Recommended improvements included <br />sidewalks, crosswalks, flashing beacons, traffic control enhancements, and ADA- <br />compliant pedestrian facilities. <br />CITY OF MIAMI DOWNTOWN CYCLE LENGTH IMPLEMENTATION, MIAMI, <br />FL — Project Manager. Kimley-Horn analyzed and implemented reduced <br />signal cycle lengths at 35 downtown intersections to improve pedestrian and <br />multimodal mobility. The project included signal timing optimization and field <br />implementation while minimizing impacts to vehicular operations. <br />VALUE TO THE CITY OF <br />SUNNY ISLES BEACH <br /> ­14 years of traffic <br />engineering and <br />transportation planning <br />experience throughout South <br />Florida with expertise in <br />traffic impact studies, traffic <br />calming, traffic operations, <br />and capacity analyses <br /> ­Skilled in traffic signal design, <br />signal timing optimization, <br />warrant analyses, and <br />microsimulation modeling <br /> ­Provides a wealth of <br />experience on similar <br />coastal communities <br />PROFESSIONAL <br />CREDENTIALS <br /> ­Bachelor of Science, <br />Civil Engineering, <br />University of Florida <br /> ­Bachelor of Arts, Economics, <br />University of Florida <br /> ­Professional Engineer <br />in FL, #85462 <br /> ­IMSA Traffic Signal II <br />Certification, #693 <br /> ­Urban Land Institute, <br />(ULI), Member