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CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH ` a DONTINTING PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL&ENGINEERING SERVICES FIRMS ONLY(CCNU ' REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS NO.12-04-02 OTHER SIGNIFICANT EXPERIENCE Mr. De Arazoza experience includes supervising and providing technical guidance and support to transportation planning, ' roadway design and traffic engineering personnel throughout his career. He provided and continues to provide management and technical support for traffic engineering and safety studies, transportation planning, land use planning, including public • involvement and coordination with local governments. He provided quality assurance and quality control on all of the above ' activities. • 2005 to 2009—Reviewed more than 70 traffic impact studies for the City of Doral and other municipalities. He also prepared several traffic impact studies for the private sector. He conducted traffic engineering studies for the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) District 6 and District 4 and provided traffic engineering analyses and design support for major SIS/FIHS PD& E projects, such as portions of the 1-95 corridor in FDOT District 4 as well as other districts. He successfully • managed and completed major studies such as the Transportation Master Plans for Doral, Cutler Bay and Miami Gardens; ' Transportation Elements for Miami Gardens, Hialeah, Miami Beach and Cutler Bay and Transportation Concurrency Management Areas (TCMA) for Miami Gardens, the TCMA updates for Hialeah and Sarasota; traffic calming studies for Palmetto Bay and numerous traffic engineering studies (including capacity/level-of-service analyses, operations, safety, ' traffic calming and access management)for Hialeah, Miami, Miami Beach, Miami Gardens, Doral, Cutler Bay and Palmetto Bay. He performed crash/accident analyses to determine the cause and develop improvement recommendations. FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION DISTRICT 6 (1981-2004) PLANNING MANAGER ' He was in charge of the District Planning Office which included managing and directing transportation planning functions and related programs in Miami-Dade and Monroe Counties pursuant to all state and federal requirements. This included managing consulting firms and all fiscal/budget related matters for the Planning Department and traffic engineering analysis ' support. These areas covered functions such as the Miami-Dade Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) Urban Transportation Planning Process; development of transportation improvement projects, Air Quality; Florida Growth Management Process, concurrency reviews/capacity/level-of-service determinations and many reviews of proposed land developments (including DRIs) traffic impacts to the state highway system; functional/jurisdictional designations; access ' management classifications; Interstate Highway System designations; transportation statistics; transportation planning support to the MPO; transportation management systems and several major traffic engineering, roadway safety and transportation corridor studies, including 1-95, 1-395, SR 826/Palmetto Expressway and Krome Avenue among others. ' • ASSISTANT DISTRICT TRAFFIC OPERATIONS ENGINEER Responsible for directing and conducting traffic engineering, roadway capacity/level-of service analyses, operations and ' safety studies for the District to determine needed improvement projects. Responsibilities included traffic regulatory requests and development and preparation of traffic construction plans. He performed crash/accident analyses to determine the cause and develop improvement recommendations. He performed numerous reviews of traffic impact studies on behalf of the District. Tasks and functions included managing engineering consultants. ' • DISTRICT TRAFFIC ENGINEERING DESIGN ENGINEER Managerial position with the overall responsibility of ensuring that traffic engineering design standards and procedures were ' followed and adhered to Districtwide. He provided guidance and assistance to engineering personnel in evaluating traffic engineering issues, traffic engineering, highway capacity/level-of-service analyses and traffic design related functions.Tasks and functions included managing engineering consultants. ' • DISTRICT INTERNAL ROADWAY DESIGN ENGINEER Management position responsible for directing the District Roadway Internal Design Unit. He was responsible for overseeing all activities leading to complete preparation of roadway design plans. This included traffic engineering design. Tasks and functions also included managing engineering consultants. Mr. De Arazoza was responsible for conducting more than 20 corridor studies, many of which were major undertakings such as FIHS Master and Action Plans and more than 50 traffic operations and safety studies. Most of the corridors studies involved traffic operations and engineering analyses (including roadway capacity/level-of-service analyses) as well as roadway design engineering applications, social, environmental and economic considerations. He also reviewed many traffic impact studies. I � R•J.Behar SECTION 3 • PAGE j 5 ' II