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® Mike Kiefer <br /> Page 2 <br /> ® Representative Experience (continued) <br /> ® dredge portions of the water and support during the bidding process. KHA provided construction phase <br /> ® services in terms of permit compliance. This project required permits through the U.S. Army Corps of <br /> Engineers, South Florida Water Management District, and Broward County Department of Environmental <br /> 8 Management. <br /> ® Northern Palm Beach Improvement District Pump Station, Palm Beach County, FL— Responsible for <br /> 0 environmental services and permitting. This project consisted of the demolition of an existing stormwater <br /> ® pump station and the construction of a new pump station adjacent to the previous location. Conducted an <br /> ® environmental assessment of this site and prepared permit documentation including mitigation design to <br /> restore the littoral area. Responsible for permitting the project through the SFWMD and USACE. <br /> ® PGA National South Pump Station, Palm Beach Gardens, FL— Served as environmental scientist for the <br /> design and permitting of this stormwater pumping station for the Northern Palm Beach County Improvement <br /> • District. This project consisted of the complete replacement of the existing pump station with a new single <br /> story building, electrical and mechanical systems and a three-bay garage for mobile generator storage. A <br /> new pump bay and wetwell were designed along with associated intake and discharge piping and a rip rap <br /> ® plunge pool. To increase the reliability of the station, the design included redundant 35,000 GPM electrical <br /> ® submersible pumps each rated at 200 horsepower along with a 250kW emergency generator. The project <br /> ® required permitting approvals from seven different entities that included the City of Palm Beach Gardens, <br /> ® PGA Property Owners Association, South Florida Water Management District, United States Army Corps <br /> of Engineers, Seacoast Utility Authority, Palm Beach County Health Department and Palm Beach County <br /> • Environmental Resource Management Fuel Tank Section. Wetland impacts were mitigated through the <br /> ® design of a new littoral area where the existing station, which is scheduled for demolition, is currently located. <br /> Construction is expected to begin in March 2012. <br /> ® Boynton Beach Boulevard Extension and Promenade, Boynton Beach, FL— Responsible for environmental <br /> services for the extension of Boynton Beach Boulevard to the Intracoastal Waterway and the creation of a <br /> ® boardwalk along the water. The KHA team was involved in the planning, design, coordination, and plans <br /> • production of this streetscape project funded by the City of Boynton Beach Community Redevelopment <br /> Agency (CRA). Unique aspects of the project include extensive environmental permitting, utility coordination <br /> ® for future development, and traffic calming measures. Included in the scope of work were the design of <br /> ® the roadway, utilities (including water, sewer, drainage, and electric), the layout and design of a 500-foot <br /> ® promenade/boardwalk, and 1,300 feet of riverwalk in the Intracoastal. This was a part of a redevelopment <br /> effort by the CRA to improve the City's waterfront. <br /> 0 <br /> Lake Worth Beach Redevelopment, Lake Worth, FL— Served as project engineer on the Kimley-Horn team <br /> that assisted the City of Lake Worth in developing design criteria and site plan alternatives the redevelopment <br /> • of its public beach, including its park. Also responsible for negotiating and obtaining approvals from FDEP <br /> ® and FWC regarding lighting and minimization of potential sea turtle impacts resulting from the redevelopment. <br /> ® Provided ERP and CCCL permitting services for the redevelopment of the park. Proposed improvements <br /> include boardwalks, parking lots, roads, utility and drainage infrastructure, walkways, landscaping, street <br /> ® furnishings, pavilions, beach lockers, playground equipment, lighting, restrooms, and other site amenities. Our <br /> team also assisted the City in negotiating a new interlocal agreement with Palm Beach County to secure up to <br /> $5 million in funding for the public improvements. <br /> 0 <br /> ® RFC No.12-0.{02 ren Kimley-Horn <br /> 0Y260015.121 sunny nes CMrn <br /> Evoememzl Eng Resumes.udd \ , and Associates.Inc. <br /> 3-34 <br />