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<br />Principal Landscape Architect
<br />Quality Assurance
<br />Mr. Nein, with over 21 years of professional experience in Florida,
<br />is
<br />Years of Experience
<br />responsible for managing all of Carter & Burgess' landscape
<br />21
<br />architectural and land development planning services in the state of
<br />Florida.
<br />Education
<br />He is a registered Landscape Architect in Florida and served as the
<br />B.L.A., 1984
<br />Florida Chapter president for the American Society of Landscape
<br />University of Florida
<br />Architects. His expertise includes planning services, landscape
<br />architectural services, and public agency work, as well as client
<br />A.A., Liberal Arts, 1980
<br />representation, extensive project management, and contract
<br />Broward Community
<br />execution. Projects with which Mr. Nein has been involved range from
<br />College
<br />small commercial and high -end residential sites to the oversight of
<br />multiphase /multiparcel Developments of Regional Impact. Additional
<br />Continuing
<br />experience as an expert witness in landscape and environmental case
<br />matters serve to complement his private work issues
<br />Education
<br />with of public
<br />concern.
<br />Florida Highway
<br />Landscape Design,
<br />Relevant Project Experience
<br />2002
<br />Flagler County National Scenic Byways, Flagler Beach, FL; Landscape
<br />ASLA /FDOT
<br />Architect. Under this contract, Carter & Burgess provided for the park
<br />planning and design of six park sites and four gateway structures
<br />Florida Uniform
<br />in Flagler County and the City of Flagler Beach. In addition, staff
<br />Building Code
<br />developed a cohesive interpretive program for the byway that
<br />Training,
<br />prioritizes the potential interpretive sites for the corridor in light of the
<br />American Society of
<br />So
<br />corridor's vision, site location, accessibility, property ownership, and the
<br />Landscape Architects
<br />feasibility that it can be constructed; as well as establish the type of
<br />information and graphics needed for each interpretive site. Also part of
<br />Professional
<br />this project, Carter & Burgess staff assisted the County with the creation
<br />Registration
<br />of an Overlay Zoning District and Design Guidelines Handbook.
<br />Registered
<br />City of Oakland Park, Dog Park, Oakland Park, FL; Landscape Architect.
<br />Carter & Burgess was commissioned to develop, design,
<br />Landscape Architect,
<br />2001, FL, LA0001156
<br />and permit
<br />plans for the City's first dog park, located on a 2.5 -acre abandoned
<br />Police & Sheriff's training site. Carter & Burgess provided complete
<br />Organizations
<br />professional services for the project including design and construction
<br />documents for two large
<br />Urban Land Institute
<br />(ULI)
<br />and separate canine fitness courses with
<br />18 exercise stations, new parking and lighting, picnic shelters, an
<br />office management kiosk, a pet wash -down station, as well as unique
<br />American Planning
<br />signage, fencing, and access control features to insure safe and friendly
<br />Association (APA)
<br />operations. The project commenced construction in 2005, and will be
<br />completed in 2006.
<br />City of Oakland Park, Royal Palm Park, Oakland Park, FL; Landscape
<br />Architect. The existing Royal Palm Park, which is over 30 acres and more
<br />than 20 years old, was scheduled for modernization and additions,
<br />through some significant Florida FRDAP grant awards. Carter & Burgess
<br />was selected to provide full design, permitting, and construction phase
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