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I I Christopher Keller, RLA, AICP I , ` .t Planning/Public Involvement 9 . > I '+ l�t ' Professional Experience: United Arab Emirates.The project area . ,- includes six miles of urban streetscape, a - J. Mr. Keller is a Registered Landscape four miles of commercial and residential Architect and nationally Certified waterfront,and three major urban parks. I c Planner. His experience includes private Services include conceptual through final sector land development consultation design plans for the project's landscape, 't and design, public sector consultation g hardscape, irrigation,site furnishings, Years of Experience:29 and design, and public sector water features,architectural amenities, ' Years With the Firm:8 employment. signage and lighting. This project was developed to achieve Gold LEED Registrations&Certifications: His professional experience includes Certification. I American Institute of Certified Planners,1996 project management and design Registered Landscape Architect,FL,1990 experience in the areas of landscape Cocoa Beach Downtown Streetscape Registered Landscape Architect,NY,1987 architecture, land uselannin master P g. Comprehensive Master Plan-Miller I planning,and site planning for both Leggwas responsible for the preparation Education: P P P Bachelor of Science,Landscape Architecture private and public sector clients. He has of a comprehensive master development Cornell University,1982 extensive experience with the Florida plan for approximately 1.5 miles of Department of Transportation in urban streetscape improvements within I Continuing Education: providing planning analysis and expert the historic downtown core of Cocoa IAP Project nception to Notice to Proceed, testimony for eminent domain land Beach.The master plan included October 2007 acquisition. roadway horizontal alignment,traffic I Professional&civic Activities: Member,American Planning Association Relevant Project Experience: calming, low impact drainage design, street lighting,street furnishings and Member,American Society of Landscape Architects xeric landscape plantings. Additional Member,Association of Eminent Domain SR 17 Avon Park Streetscape services include the development of I Professionals Improvements-Planned urban design construction plans for a 1-mile segment changes to the"City Center"area of the of the southbound section of Orlando City of Avon Park in conjunction with Avenue,a one-way pair through a Joint I modifications to SR 17,the City's main Participation Agreement with FDOT. street and commercial center.The initial streetscape plans included public Cocoa Streetscape Improvements- involvement,re-doing the street and Miller Legg worked with the City of I sidewalks in the Central Business District, Cocoa for more than two years on landscaping and irrigation and other renovations to the streetscape of SR improvements. Miller Legg worked with 5/US Highway 1. Working closely with I the Florida Department of the City's Redevelopment Authority, Transportation (FOOT)District 1 on this Miller Legg prepared plans for project. Plans were prepared according improvements to the right-of-way to FDOT standards and reviewed by the including paving,landscaping and I agency on several occasions.After irrigation,and other amenities. The several iterations of taking bids,the City design consisted of continuous determined that none of the bidders was landscape plantings and highlights to I responsive and has since modified the major intersections,where roadway and scope of work to include a more limited pedestrian pavements were upgraded to renovation to the sidewalks, lighting and create a series of designed"nodes." landscaping. Entrance into the City limits was denoted I by a unique tower/sign,designed in a The Waterfront-G9-Miller Legg vernacular Florida-style. Miller Legg provided landscape architecture for a worked closely with Parsons on the I 725-acre urban mixed-use development project and public involvement and \/". � in the Waterfront District of Dubai, construction observation was part of the MILLER LEGG I