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RFQ-26-07-01-0-2026/GC
<br />RELEVANT EXPERIENCE
<br />Village of Palmetto Bay Sub-Basin 61 Drainage Improvements, Palmetto Bay, FL —
<br />Project engineer. Kimley-Horn was retained by the City of Palmetto Bay to provide professional
<br />services associated with developing contract documents for the Sub-Basin 61 Drainage
<br />Improvement project. As identified by the The Village of Palmetto Bay’s Stormwater Master
<br />Plan, the sub-basin is an area that experiences frequent flooding. The design included drainage
<br />improvements to the existing system including exfiltration trenching and connections to the
<br />adjacent South Florida Water Management canal within a residential neighborhood. The scope
<br />included civil construction documents and permitting
<br />Shores Estates Drainage Improvements, Miami Shores Village, FL— Project engineer.
<br />Kimley-Horn is providing professional engineering services for the design and construction of a
<br />drainage collection system with water quality treatment measures for the residential neighborhood
<br />known as Shores Estates. Improvements consist of underground piping, a stormwater pump
<br />station, and an outfall connection to the adjacent canal system.Professional services include
<br />surveying, stormwater analysis, civil and electrical engineering design, landscaping and irrigation,
<br />permitting, coordinating with utility providers, preparing quantity calculations, and engineer’s
<br />estimates of probable costs. The construction phase services will include site visits, pay application
<br />review, responding to RFIs, and project closeout/certifications. Design challenges include natural
<br />topography that causes parts of the neighborhood roads to have elevations three feet lower than
<br />the high areas. The roadways regularly experience king tide flooding due to the low-lying elevations
<br />of the area. The project was part of a FEMA Hazard Mitigation Grant due to the heavy flooding
<br />occurring in the area.
<br />N. Riverside Drive Drainage Improvements, Pompano Beach, FL — Project engineer. As
<br />identified by the City’s Stormwater Master Plan, N. Riverside Drive experiences frequent flood due
<br />to low land elevations, runoff contributing from nearby areas, and increased groundwater elevations
<br />due to tidal influences. Project design includes the addition of a stormwater main throughout the
<br />corridor, roadway restoration, inlet adjustments to avoid ponding, and a stormwater pump station
<br />and outfall. Careful consideration was taken in researching existing utilities to avoid multiple
<br />conflicts. The scope includes design services, existing utility coordination, stormwater modeling,
<br />construction plans, and permitting.
<br />Saga Bay Drainage Improvements, Cutler Bay, FL — Project engineer. The Town of Cutler
<br />Bay is experiencing flooding within the Saga Bay neighborhood. Kimley-Horn was retained to
<br />prepare and deliver design, and construction plans to improve stormwater management and
<br />improve stormwater quality within the project limits. The professional services associated with this
<br />project include design, permitting, bid document development, bidding assistance, and limited
<br />construction phase services. The proposed drainage improvements consist of exfiltration trench,
<br />manholes, catch basins, piping and roadway and swale restoration.
<br />PROFESSIONAL CREDENTIALS
<br /> Bachelor of Science, Civil
<br />Engineering, Florida Atlantic
<br />University
<br /> Professional Engineer in
<br />Florida #85268
<br />SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS
<br /> 14 years of civil
<br />engineering experience
<br /> Software experience
<br />includes AutoCAD, Civil 3D,
<br />Interconnected Channel and
<br />Pond Routing Model (ICPR)
<br />Modeling, ArchMap, AGi32,
<br />and MS.
<br />TIFFANY STANTON, PE
<br />Civil Engineer
<br />14 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
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