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�lu.hae/ 6�a4sulc�-4h, 4S Z,4 continued and landscaping with a strong style, which will set the appropriate theme for this new community. In 2005, plans were completed and the project is working through the City and County approvals process. Development will commence in 2006 with homes being built for more than 600 new Lauderhill residents in this gracefully redeveloping city. City of Oakland Park, Dog Park, Oakland Park, FL; Landscape Designer. Carter & Burgess was commissioned to develop, design, and permit plans for the City's first dog park, located on a 2.5- acre abandoned Police & Sheriff's training site. Carter & Burgess provided complete professional services for the project including design and construction documents for two large and separate canine fitness courses with 18 exercise stations, new parking and lighting, picnic shelters, an office management kiosk, a pet wash -down station, as well as unique signage, fencing, and access control features to insure safe and friendly operations. The project commenced construction in 2005, and will be completed in 2006. City of Oakland Park, Royal Palm Park, Oakland Park, FL; Landscape Designer. The existing Royal Palm Park, which is over 30 acres and more than 20 years old, was scheduled for modernization and additions through some significant Florida FRDAP grant awards. Carter & Burgess was selected to provide full design, permitting, and construction phase services. Plans for new facilities included restrooms, pedestrian and fitness trails, and a fishing pier. The expansive list of improvements included resurfacing for basketball, volleyball, and bocce courts; a parking area expansion and resurfacing; new roofing for existing picnic shelters; and playground surface safety and handicap upgrades. The project commenced construction in 2005, and will be completed in 2006. 1 -95 at Oakland Park Boulevard Master Landscape Plan, Oakland Park, FL; Landscape Designer. The City of Oakland Park, with the City of Wilton Manors, has commissioned Carter & Burgess to prepare conceptual plans for the interchange of Oakland Park Boulevard and 1 -95 in central Broward County. This interchange serves as a 'Gateway' to both Cities, and is being cooperatively funded by FDOT under their own 'Greening Gateways' initiative. The interchange covers over 50 acres, and carries some of the highest daily traffic volumes in South Florida.