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Continuing Professional Architectural & Engineering Services 2.0 Qualifications RFQ No. 12-04-02 ' • Dorsey Riverbend Neighborhood Through the special funding of Community Development Block Grant Program, specifically the ' "Front Porch Program," McMahon performed a neighborhood traffic calming study. As a result of numerous Neighborhood Public Workshops, the study was approved, and the project advanced to design and construction plans. The neighborhood project, approximately $1.4 million, includes ' gateway features, sidewalks, intersection chokers, roundabouts, street lighting and drainage improvements and is currently under construction. City of Fort Myers/Downtown Redevelopment Agency (DRA) McMahon has been the Transportation Consultant to the City/DRA, between 2003 and 2009. In this t capacity, we have worked on numerous projects and studies, in an effort to continue to improve the economic vitality of the DRA. Below is an abbreviated listing of projects in the last seven (7) years. Sneed Knzend, P.E., Director, Public Works Don Pnight, Executive Director ' 1400 Jackson Street 1400 Jackson Street Fort Myers, FL 33901 Fort Myers, FL 33901 (239) 321-7100 (239) 321-7100 ' • Cleveland Avenue (US-41) Master Plan Within the south and western limits of the DRA, Cleveland Avenue is a seven (7) lane undivided highway. This project examined a "pilot" segment, from SR-82/Martin Luther King, Jr., Boulevard to Canal Street, an approximate 1.25 mile segment, to improve safety and mobility. McMahon ' performed a corridor study, coordinated with the City/DRA, Lee County and FDOT, and developed a proposed typical cross-section, including a landscaped median. McMahon also assisted the City/DRA with FDOT to secure funding for the project. The project is planned to be advertised in the Fall/Winter 2012, as a design project along the length of US-41, totaling over 3.0 miles, to Colonial Boulevard. ' • Downtown/Utility Streetscape Improvement Project As a Consultant for Maintenance of Traffic (MOT), during construction, McMahon evaluated a ' specific area of critical downtown mobility. The City embarked on a $60 million utility improvement project, which closed certain downtown streets, during construction. The project MOT, at critical intersections, required signal timing and sequencing modifications to minimize ' motorists delay. The project is in its third year of construction, and should be completed by the Spring of 2010. SERVICE TYPE—ASSISTANCE WITH LOCAL AREA PLANNING McMahon has extensive experience in working with municipalities and the FDOT in the administering ' of the DOT, Federally supported Local Area Planning (LAP) programs. This LAP program is an area where municipalities can capture this funding opportunity to address on-system (DOT owned) and off- system (not owned by DOT) infrastructure improvements. McMahon has also assisted in seeking LAP approvals for municipalities. With a municipality LAP certification, the municipality can manage the 1 AMCMAHON 2-12