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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . a.. ~ I- PROJECT EXPERU;NCE &. REFERENCES 5. Flagler Grove Park. The Russell Partnership is providing professional architectural/engineering services for the design, construction documents, and construction administration for the development of the Village of Pinecrest Flagler Grove Park located at 77th Avenue and 104th Street, will consist of Lots 10, 11 and Tract 12 of Section 1 of Flagler Grove Estates, such being approximately 3 acres in area. The park is to include two (2) lighted soccer fields, a restroom facility to include a Park Manager's Office and storage room, a tot playground approximately 30' x 42', parking to serve the above facilities, and significant landscaping. Soccer lighting is to be Musco. The soccer fields and all landscaped areas of the park are to have a landscape irrigation system, such to utilize a well as the water source. It is our understanding that sanitary sewer is not available and the restroom waste will be handled by septic tank and drain field. If space does not allow adequate parking, we understand that the Village has an agreement with the church across the street for additional parking. The park is to be completely fenced, with the front yard fence to be an ornamental decorative type fence. A barrier of significant trees is to be placed surrounding the park to mitigate light and sound transmission to neighboring properties. Sod for the soccer fields is to be Bermuda. Village of Pinecrest 12645 Pinecrest Parkway Pinecrest, Florida 33156 Alfredo Riverol, Asst. Village Manager 305.234.2121 6. Miami-Dade County Parks' Aquatic Centers: A.D Barnes Park, Gwen Cherry Park and South Dade Park. These aquatic centers were designed for Miami-Dade Parks & Recreation as part of the Safe Neighborhood Parks Program. The concept of the project was to provide an aquatic play center at the existing swimming pool in an existing park in such a way to take economic advantage of existing facilities, and therefore minimize capital cost of the project. Design disciplines provided included architecture, landscape architecture, civil engineering, electrical and plumbing engineering, structural engineering and aquatic systems design. Services included all phases of basic services including construction administration. Miami Dade Park & Rec. Dept. 275 NW 2nd Street Miami, Florida 33128 Gloria Gonzalez-Gandolfi, PM 305.755.7840 6. a. A.D Barnes Park Aquatic Center and South Dade Park Aquatic Center Existing parking was determined to be adequate to serve the expanded facility. ADA improvements to the existing bathhouse were made under the auspices of a separate project. Some minor modifications were made to the bathhouse and existing decks to provide as accessible path to the new aquatic facility. Where required by the Health Department, plumbing fixtures were added to meet current code fixture count requirements. The existing bathhouse was used as the point of control for both the existing pool facilities as Page 4 of 14