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Landscape Architectural Firms
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06-03-01
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O'Leary Richards Design Associates, Inc. <br />Approach to Projects <br />ORDA has extensive experience in the development of right -of -way beautification, transit <br />related streetscape projects, park planning and design, and landscape architectural plans review. <br />ORDA is well qualified to complete the required scope of professional services for the City of <br />Sunny Isles Beach and the following is a description of our approach to any project: <br />I. Coordination with the City of Sunny Isles Beach <br />• To have a successful project will require close coordination with the City, <br />particularly at the outset of the project, where fundamental decisions will be <br />made. As in previous projects, this open channel of communication is important <br />in order to receive proper direction and information and to keep the City <br />constantly apprised of our progress. In addition, prompt personal response via <br />telephone and/or email is essential in this coordination. A meeting with City staff <br />will be held to gather information and discuss opportunities and constraints based <br />on specific site conditions. <br />II. Site Inventory and Analysis <br />• The initial task includes reviewing available plans and documents depicting <br />existing conditions of the project area. Once this task has been completed, <br />including creation of a base plan on Autocad, ORDA will conduct an on -site <br />analysis to determine opportunities and constraints. This information will include <br />verification of above ground utilities, obstructions, existing tree species, size, <br />condition and determination on retention or removal. <br />• If tree removal is recommended, a written report will be directed to the City <br />documenting the reasons and validity of removal. This information can be used in <br />the future if public resistance or questions are encountered. If specimen or <br />endangered trees are encountered, they will be located and protected. <br />III. Conceptual Design <br />• Prepare Conceptual Alternatives that depict the character and intent of the <br />landscape design. Once approved by the City, develop graphic renderings that <br />will include plan views and typical sections, will be mounted on boards, and will <br />be accompanied by booklet size reductions of the renderings for public <br />distribution (if deemed advisable by City staff). <br />• The Conceptual Design plans will include an inventory of existing trees, an <br />analysis of existing conditions such as scenic values, areas of emphasis, vehicular <br />encroachment, visibility, safety and maintenance considerations. <br />• Prepare a preliminary cost estimate that will help the City establish a Construction <br />Budget. <br />
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