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<br /> ® Representative Experience (continued)
<br /> ® main in the City of Oakland Park, Florida. The project consists of replacing existing water mains that have
<br /> ® been identified as being substandard with respect to system pressures during fire flow. Services and meter
<br /> B boxes will be replaced to the property line on new water line installations and fire hydrants will be installed in
<br /> residential and commercial areas. As part of this project, select portions of force main will be upsized within
<br /> • the City and will include the aerial crossing of the C-13 Canal closest to NW 31st Avenue. A critical function
<br /> ® of this project is developing a route through the neighboring City of Lauderdale Lakes to provide the most
<br /> efficient path for looping of the water main. In addition the work must be planned to minimize disruptions to
<br /> • the City during construction.
<br /> NW 39th Street Canal Trail (C-13 Canal), Oakland Park, FL— Project manager for the design and construction
<br /> ® of the NW 39th Street Canal Trail improvements along a portion of the northern and southern banks of the
<br /> • South Florida Water Management District's C-13 canal between NW 21st Avenue and NW 29th Avenue,
<br /> ® a combined distance of approximately 1.2 miles. The project involves the construction of pedestrian and
<br /> bicycle paths with pedestrian friendly lighting, landscaping/hardscaping and way finding signage. The
<br /> • professional services included surveying, civil paving, grading and drainage design, electrical lighting and
<br /> • pump engineering design, landscaping, irrigation, hardscaping, public involvement during design, permitting,
<br /> ® bidding, and construction phase services.
<br /> • Royal Oaks Park, Miami Lakes, FL— Served as project manager for the second phase of this 20-acre sports
<br /> complex for the Town of Miami Lakes. This $5.1-million soccer/football facility is the largest public works
<br /> • project ever undertaken by the Town. Phase one, completed in 2005, includes four lighted soccer/football
<br /> • fields, a playground, a concession/restroom building, parking, perimeter berm, fencing, landscaping/irrigation,
<br /> ® a jogging trail, and a tot lot. Phase Two includes a LEED® Silver certified community center, additional
<br /> parking, and additional landscaping.
<br /> ® Floranada Business Development Stormwater Improvements, Oakland Park, FL— Project manager for the
<br /> design and construction the Floranada Business Development (FBD) and NE 6th Terrace Drainage Project.
<br /> ® The project involved the installation of three stormwater pumping stations. The pump stations will deliver
<br /> stormwater via drainage force mains to three proposed Biscayne Aquifer Wells. The project also involved the
<br /> connection and upsizing of antiquated drainage systems and construction of exfiltration trenches within the
<br /> 0 FBD. Professional services included stormwater analysis, civil, and electrical engineering design, permitting,
<br /> ® and construction phase services.
<br /> • Continuing Engineering Services, Miramar, FL— Kimley-Horn has a contract to provide continuing
<br /> ® professional planning, landscape architecture, civil engineering, and traffic engineering services. Through this
<br /> ® agreement, we have reviewed site plans and traffic studies for compliance with City codes and ordinances.
<br /> Work has also included attending DRC meetings for resolution of comments and concerns. Projects in
<br /> • Miramar include the Citgo Gas Station, Hollywood Auto Mall, and Advantage Academy Charter School.
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