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RFQ #26-07-01 Continuing Professional Architectural and Engineering Consulting Services | 26MLA00190
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<br />Our biologists will temporarily relocate corals and upon
<br />completion of construction, will move the corals within the
<br />riprap so that its orientation and depth are comparable with
<br />its original position. Miller Legg is a subconsultant to BCC
<br />Engineering for this City of Miami Miscellaneous Continuing
<br />Services Contract project.
<br />City of Miami Beach Seawall Replacement Technical
<br />Memorandum for 48th Street and N. Bay Road and
<br />Flamingo Drive at 29th Street - Miller Legg performed a
<br />benthic natural resource survey along and adjacent to two
<br />existing seawalls to document corals, seagrasses and any other
<br />natural resources located within the area. This information
<br />will be used to develop avoidance and minimization measures
<br />associated with seawall replacement and project design and
<br />application for DERM Class I Coastal Resources Permit
<br />with a Special Conditions including a Coral Relocation Plan,
<br />and any other necessary environmental permits if impacts
<br />are unavoidable. The project location also falls within the
<br />National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) critical habitat for
<br />the Johnson’s seagrass, therefore, there is potential for this
<br />species to be present within the survey area. Miller Legg is a
<br />subconsultant to BCC Engineering under their Professional
<br />Architectural and Engineering Services in Specialized
<br />Categories “As Needed” Contract.
<br />City of Miami Beach Seawall 48th Street Coral
<br />Relocation - Miller Legg is temporarily relocating corals
<br />during N Bay Road & 48th Street End Seawall project.
<br />Once construction is complete, and the turbidity curtains
<br />are removed, the biologists will survey the new riprap to
<br />determine a location that will afford the coral the best
<br />chance for stability and long-term survival. The coral will
<br />be placed within the riprap so that its orientation and depth
<br />are comparable with its original position. A post relocation
<br />report will be completed, including a site plan that identifies
<br />the relocated coral, pre- and post-locations of the coral,
<br />and the anticipated survivability. In addition, Miller Legg
<br />will prepare a one week, one month and six months post
<br />relocation coral monitoring reports.
<br />Everglades Holiday Park Arena - Miller Legg is providing
<br />survey, geotechnical, environmental, civil, mechanical,
<br />Professional Experience:
<br />Mr. Mohler is a Biologist and Certified Arborist, providing
<br />a variety of services to both public and private sector ents,
<br />including: tree species identification and inventories, tree
<br />surveys and canopy mapping, destroyed/damaged tree
<br />assessments, tree value estimates, tree grading, tree species
<br />selection for planting, mangrove trimming oversight and tree
<br />permitting.
<br />Relevant Project Experience:
<br />City of Sunny Isles Beach Landscape Architecture
<br />Services Contract - Miller Legg is collaborating with the
<br />City of Sunny Isles Beach to provide a variety of landscape
<br />architecture services under the firm’s multi-year Continuing
<br />Services Contract for Landscape Architecture Services (2022
<br />– 2027). Tasks provided include DRC Assignments, Plans
<br />Review, Permit Reviews, Inspections for Final Closeouts,
<br />Arborist and Tree Inspections, Code Compliance for Tree
<br />Dispositions, Rose Garden Design for Meditation Garden
<br />at Town Center Park, Revised Technical Specifications for
<br />Environmental and Landscape Architecture, Review and
<br />Renew entire Landscape Architecture Code – existing and
<br />future, and Review and Update contract for Landscape
<br />Maintenance.
<br />City of Miami Brickell and Coconut Grove Seawalls
<br />- Miller Legg conducted biological surveys of benthic
<br />resources (seagrass, corals, and upland vegetation), prepared
<br />permit applications, and RAI responses in order to submit
<br />permit applications for the replacement of three distinct
<br />seawall projects between SE 25th Road to Matheson Avenue
<br />and Brickell Bay in the City of Miami. Miller Legg was a
<br />subconsultant to BCC Engineering for this Miscellaneous
<br />Continuing Services Contract project.
<br />City of Miami North Grapeland Heights Seawall
<br />between NW 13th Street and NW 32nd Avenue - Miller
<br />Legg is conducting biological surveys of benthic resources
<br />(seagrass, corals, and upland vegetation), preparing permit
<br />applications, and RAI responses in order to obtain needed
<br />permits for the 91 linear feet shoreline bank stabilization.
<br />Years of Experience: 18
<br />Registrations & Certifications:
<br />ISA Tree Risk Assessment Qualification, 2021
<br />Professional Wetland Scientist, 2021
<br />Certified Landscape Inspector, FL, 2014
<br />Certified Arborist, 2014
<br />Education:
<br />Bachelor of Science, Ecology, Minor in Geography
<br />Florida Atlantic University, 2008
<br />Certificate, Environmental Studies
<br />Florida Atlantic University, 2005
<br />William Mohler, CA, TRAQ, PWS, CLI
<br />Biologist / Certified Arborist | wmohler@millerlegg.com | 954.628.3623
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