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1 u o V-�� = M ° s-ProfessionaPCategory: ® F= rdi 0 rata . LANDSCAPE . _-.7,-.77;---_ r a ��,~� ARCHITECTURE' RFQNalz 2 ® ramps; decorative lighting; bump out islands with flowering trees, palms, and other landscaping; mature ® live oaks planted on residential properties; and artwork on existing utility poles. Master planning challenges include developing creative approaches to address existing overhead utilities along the corridor, as well as ® prioritization and phasing of improvements with respect to budget challenges. Similar to other community ® enhancement master plans, public involvement is a key element in the success of this project. We will ® coordinate closely with committees of community representatives to identify community assets and to solicit their ideas and preferences for incorporation into the master plan. AlA Corridor/Inlet Village Concept Master ---- ® Plan, Jup iter FL— Kimle -Horn recent) worked �_ - "-e ® with the Town of Jupiter CRA to develop conceptE '!. : &F �° Pjp� ® designs for a bike/pedestrian/roadway corridor ,.^ + te r " • through the Inlet Village district in the Town r =' � P "f".t " of Jupiter. This master plan will help to guide • �� .4 , ® the development of sidewalks, bike paths, � %i (F I ;;, • streetscaping, utility design, and stormwater "-!� _..-',-'c&'# design through the Village. A main focus of the - — B plan was to create a pedestrian and bicycle PERSPECTIVE ® friendly corridor that meets both technical ® roadway design criteria and retains the character of the Inlet Village. As a part of the planning effort, Kimley-Horn prepared site plans, vignettes, renderings, ® and improvement alternatives. These concepts were developed by meeting with Town staff, holding ® public meetings with resident stakeholders, and consulting with several permitting agencies to determine ® implementability of the plan. Kimley-Horn also developed an opinion of probable construction cost for the project. The plan was ultimately presented to the CRA board and is now moving into subsequent planning and ® design stages. ® n w . . Q;,,, -- - Miller Park, Delray Beach, FL— �G-�-- ;--.,. r--et 1 4-.,r'� w sc ,.e-� ® a b . y�1.- }�.' w^ Kimley-Horn developed the master • ...3---,:-C-4.-= _ "� _- plan and provided detailed design -.r"`-�- � y- -� � ?�-'. �!- � \ and construction phase services ® s ;; �� : --__ I for the renovation of this existing • �3 ! 0 ° 24-acre park in Delray Beach. _ ® 1. ttr �� - Miller Park is the City's primary �+-r -n�"" r ' =t� ` ° `` _ baseball complex and is home to ® �3Jl j ) l year-round baseball schools. This o \ ,./56-.7/ _ $5.5 million renovation includes the - — ^`r construction of three new buildings, ® / `` _ -Irl.,-,•:- -�/- : four lighted baseball fields, batting ® cages, public parking, and the ® City's first Miracle League baseball • facility. Portions of the park facility lay over an old landfill, which created challenging foundation and grading requirements. The park is vital to the City youth baseball program and, as such, extensive coordination was ® performed to ensure that user needs were addressed. • • • ® RFO No.12-04-02 Pr= Kimley-Horn UL300014.12o Sunny Isles Landscape Architecture indd tl\=r 1 and Associates,Inc. 0 2-11