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Page 184CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH • RFQ #26-07-01 • CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL <br />ARCHITECTURAL AND ENGINEERING CONSULTING SERVICES (CCNA) <br />TAB 4 | APPROACH/METHODOLOGY <br />• Context-sensitive roadway design • Complete Streets principles <br />The City’s development regulations reinforce these objectives by requiring sidewalk connectivity and consistency with the Future Transportation System Plan. <br />5. Supporting Transit <br />The City continues to strengthen local and regional transit through: <br />• Continued enhancement of the SIB shuttle service • Improved transit stop infrastructure • Better regional transit connections • Coordination with Miami-Dade County transit initiatives • Transit-supportive parking strategies <br />Recent City initiatives have included transit studies focused on improving the SIB shuttle system and strengthening connectivity to regional destinations. <br />6. Coordinating Transportation with Future Development <br />Given continued redevelopment activity, the City seeks to ensure transportation infrastructure keeps pace with growth. Transportation planning is closely coordinated with: <br />• Land use planning • Urban Village and Town Center implementation • Mixed-use redevelopment • Streetscape improvements • Public realm enhancements • Development review <br />Transportation investments are intended to reinforce walkability while maintaining acceptable levels of service for all users. <br />7. Resilient Infrastructure <br />As a coastal community vulnerable to sea level rise and extreme weather events, the City increasingly considers resilience in transportation infrastructure through: <br />• Durable infrastructure design • Coordination with drainage improvements • Utility coordination • Long-term infrastructure sustainability • Maintaining reliable emergency access <br />While resilience extends beyond transportation alone, it is becoming an increasingly important consideration in capital infrastructure planning. <br />The Corradino Team’s Value Add to the City of Sunny Isles Beach <br />The Corradino Team provides a value add to the City of Sunny Isles Beach including the following competitive advantages: <br />1. Corradino has worked with the City before and has local experience.2. Corradino has an exceptional South Florida Municipal portfolio of similar contracts.3. Corradino has transportation specialization which is a core competency. 4. Corradino has a strong traffic engineering and transit planning and design experience.5. Corradino has strong key intergovernmental agency relationships with FDOT and Miami-Dade County. 6. Corradino has senior technical experienced staff in key leadership positions on this contract. 7. Corradino has excellent task work order on-call contract experience and understands the delivery model. 8. Corradino has an extensive understanding of the City of Sunny Isles Beach strategic goals and initiatives. <br />The Corradino Team understands that Sunny Isles Beach faces a unique transportation challenge unlike that of most South Florida municipalities. Constrained by its barrier-island geography, a highly developed urban environment, and its dependence on Collins Avenue as the City’s primary transportation corridor, mobility solutions must focus on operational efficiency, multimodal connectivity, and context-sensitive infrastructure rather than roadway expansion. The City has clearly established a vision to improve quality of life through enhanced pedestrian and bicycle facilities, expanded
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