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Miiri Mo R+LA, LEER AP _. ::-..L.:_,-- ,,,....-._-_,:_:.,..-- ..-,--:: .... ._3.---,4-4- . . : • eRepresentative Experience Special Qualifications • Urban Forestry Master Plan Update, Bradenton, FL—Project manager providing ■ Has17 years of experience providing arboricultural services including; inventory and assessment of City's existing tree landscape architectural, design-build, • canopy: identification of potential streetscape projects in urban and suburban and arboricultural services • commercial corridors to provide conceptual concept plans correlated to the Future ■ Specific expertise in sustainable • Land Use Map (FLUM); establishment of standards for the implementation of canopy design, LEED certification, Low roadways; development of a preferred tree planting palette for the specific microclimates Impact Development(LID), parks and ® within the City; development of planting establishment and maintenance guidelines recreation, urban design, Florida friendly • that can be utilized by public staff and private citizens; provide a comprehensive list landscaping, and streetscape design • of potential grant/funding opportunities that may be available to implement the Master ■ Management activities include Plan Update; and coordination of public workshops to educate the community. preparation of master plan documents • Kensington Park, Sarasota County, FL—Project manager and landscape architect and graphics, cost estimating, directing ® working with Sarasota County Urban Forestry Program to assist in communicating production staff, and construction • their vision for reforestation of the urban canopy and neighborhood beautification. document and specifications • The project consisted of preparation of construction drawings, specifications,and ■ Construction administration and construction phase services for roadway landscaping and low impact development (LID) observation on projects of varying sizes ® improvements along Prudence Boulevard, 27th Parkway, and Gold Avenue, for a total and scopes • of 2.4 miles. LID components consist of Florida Friendly Landscaping, reduction of ■ Kimley-Horn Florida regional • impervious pavement, pervious (Flexi-Pave) sidewalk, and a landscaped biodetention representative to the firmwide Sustainable area for water quality improvements to the existing stormwater runoff. Design Committee • Tom Bennett Park, Manatee County, FL—As landscape architect,worked closely Professional Credentials with Manatee County staff and adjacent property owners to develop a master plan for Bachelor of Science, Landscape • active and passive recreation in this 150-acre waterfront park. The project also required Architecture, Ohio State University • substantial environmental restoration of the waterfront. Key design elements included a Registered Landscape Architect in Florida, civic open space and amphitheatre; several miles of trails and waterfront promenades;• North Carolina, and Ohio active recreation fields;a community building; and interpretive signage highlighting the • significant environmental restoration planned for the project. CLARB-Certified Landscape Architect • West Villages Parkway, North Port, FL—Provided landscape architectural and LEEDS Accredited Professional • arboricultural services for a 2.6-mile thoroughfare for a newly-developed Village land ISA-Certified Arborist • use classification. The Parkway provides for regional connections in rural areas. It is proposed as a two-lane divided road and designed to accommodate four lanes in Professional Organizations • the future. Major components include interconnecting all neighborhood and village American Society of Consulting Arborists • networks and incorporating multimodal facilities and traffic calming measures. A (ASCA) . high level of landscape treatment was required to reflect the identity of this emerging American Society of Landscape Architects Florida development district. A canopy coverage analysis and extensive tree mitigation (ASLA) • techniques were implemented in order to preserve existing trees. Proposed landscape ii • reflects sustainable/green standards and low impact development (LID) standards Council of Landscape Architectural previously prepared by KHA for the West Villages' Village District Pattern Book. Registration Boards (CLARE) • Florida Planning and Zoning Association • Veterans' Community Park Master Plan, Marco Island, FL—Provided review of (FPZA) potential LID/LEED opportunities and assisted in facilitating discussions on the overall • sustainable design goals and objectives for the project.Veterans' Community Park is International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) • located within the Town Center District of Marco Island. This downtown area of Marco Sarasota County Tree Advisory Council • Island is home to many local businesses and merchants and is surrounded by Collier (STAG), Chair Bay and residential canals. The waterfront park will be a catalyst for redevelopment • within the Town Center area, as well as a gathering space for local citizens and host 'mn Kimley-Horn ® RFC No.12-0+-02 \ and Associates,Inc. UL300014.12o Sunny Isles Lancscape Frcnitecture Resumes odd a—t2