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<br /> Education John Boudreau, RLA
<br /> B.L.A., Landscape
<br /> Architecture, State University Design Guidelines
<br /> of New York(SUNY)at
<br /> Syracuse University
<br /> John Boudreau brings 27 years of planning and urban design, landscape architecture,
<br /> Registrations/Licenses streetscape, and project management experience for a diverse range and scale of urban
<br /> Registered Landscape projects throughout the southeastern United States. Over the course of his career, his
<br /> Architect: professional responsibilities have included master planning, design guidelines, visioning,
<br /> Georgia 750, 1987 park master planning, trails and greenways, streetscape design, site design, site assessment,
<br /> South Carolina 1153, 2011 rezoning, property preacquisition studies, community involvement, institutional, health care
<br /> facilities, hotels, office efforts, and the preparation of construction documents for numerous
<br /> Professional Affiliations urban projects. He has also been responsible for design and project management on a broad
<br /> American Society of range of federal planning projects.
<br /> t Landscape Architects(ASLA)
<br /> Mr. Boudreau's relevant experience includes the following:
<br /> Abernathy Road Greenway, City of Sandy Springs, Sandy Springs, GA. Project
<br /> manager for this highly visible project on both sides of Abernathy Road that extends from the
<br /> Chattahoochee River along Johnson Ferry eastward to Roswell Road. The first phase of the
<br /> park is over 20 acres in size and the proposed improvements include naturalizing landscapes,
<br /> walkways and trails, large open meadows, the preservation of an education and interpretive
<br /> center, southern gardens, stream enhancements, and proposed play and recreational facilities.
<br /> Phase Ill has been constructed and Phase IV improvements are funded with TE funds and will be
<br /> completed in 2012. The construction budget is $14 million and the project will be constructed
<br /> in several phases.
<br /> WaterStone Mixed Use Development and Design Guidelines, Madison, AL. Mr.
<br /> Boudreau served as senior landscape architect to create the Master Plan Report and Design
<br /> Guidelines to help direct the physical form and overall character and ensure continuity of the
<br /> quality of future development within the WaterStone development. Built around a 23-acre lake,
<br /> the development will not only be home to a lifestyle center, restaurants, a four-star hotel, a
<br /> local hospital, Class A offices, a variety of high density residential units, and regional recreation,
<br /> but will become the civic and business core for the town of Madison.
<br /> e Arlington Hike and Bike Master Plan and Design Guidelines, City of Arlington,
<br /> Arlington,TX. Mr. Boudreau served as project manager for planning and landscape
<br /> architecture for development of a master plan and design guidelines for a comprehensive
<br /> network of trails and facilities that utilizes existing and planned roadway infrastructure, utility
<br /> easements, and linear parks to connect users to neighborhoods, parks, schools, and places
<br /> of interest, while providing connectivity to the hike and bike systems of adjacent cities. The
<br /> master plan depicts a comprehensive system of off-road and on-road trails and facilities that
<br /> encourages bicycle and pedestrian travel and is integrated with the regional veloweb system.
<br /> Norcross Streetscape Design Guidelines, Norcross, GA. Mr. Boudreau served as senior
<br /> landscape architect and worked with local citizens in Norcross, Georgia, through a series of
<br /> public meetings to develop a set of guidelines for the design of new streetscape projects
<br /> in downtown Norcross. These guidelines directed the palette of materials to be used, the
<br /> relationship of pedestrian paths to vehicular travel lanes, sidewalk and travel lane widths, street
<br /> tree usage, street furniture, and signage.
<br /> Renaissance District, City of Marietta, Marietta, GA. Project manager supporting the
<br /> design, development, and construction oversight for the neighborhood gateway entrances and
<br /> parks improvements for the Renaissance District. As part of the design for historic entrances
<br /> to the neighborhood in the City of Marietta, Atkins prepared construction documentation for
<br /> signage, monumentation, ornamental traffic signage, pedestrian lighting, pedestrian walkways,
<br /> ADA ramps, and landscape improvements.
<br /> 0006.027944 0512 Atkins I City of Sunny Isles Beach, RFQ No. 12-04-02
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