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Design skateboard park
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09-11-01
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<br />During Final Conceptual Design, the public will have a final opportunity to view the design as well as see how <br />it will be incorporated into the improvements planned for the surrounding areas. Final Value Engineering will be <br />completed along with the Construction Cost Estimate. The development of the construction documents and <br />technical specifications will provide the City an opportunity to check adherence to City design standards. <br /> <br />Once the final Skatepark documents are reviewed and approved, and all permits and licenses are acquired, <br />Grindline would move into the construction phase. Our Field Superintendents are involved in the design process. <br />working alongside our in-house designers and draftsmen to ensure the project's design intentions remain intact. <br />Managing these skills within the same four walls gives Grindline's Design/Build process an advantage because: <br /> <br />· We cater our construction documents specifically to our field crews. As we have implemented this process <br />over 100 times we have developed a construction document package. which includes additional pertinent <br />conceptual design information. to be sure that no information is lost from design throughout construction. <br /> <br />· Our systematic communication with our own field crews educates us with cost effective ways to design and <br />build cutting edge skateparks. On each project lessons are learned and new methods to value engineer our <br />skateparks are developed. These are brought to the table and applied to our next project.This ensures that the <br />Sunny Isles Beach Skate park will be engineered based on years of experience, and an extensive resume. <br /> <br />· Our management staff tracks budgets and schedules on projects throughout the construction seasons across <br />the US. As an established Design/Build Firm, the processes and relationships between our key departments <br />cannot be matched by a temporary project partnership. <br /> <br />Having worked with all sizes and types of municipalities we understand the importance of strong project <br />documentation and leverage our full office staff of six to administrate construction. whether it be contract <br />administration, material submittals, changes in scope, schedule updates, project weekly reports, subcontractor <br />procurement. certified payroll. progress meetings. or anything other administration the project may require. <br /> <br />This comprehensive and skilled approach can be seen in the successful projects, client references, nationwide <br />skater support and consistent level of activity in the skate parks we have created across the nation for the past <br />two decades. <br /> <br /> <br />Task I. Project Initiation <br /> <br />1.1 Kick-Off Meeting - City Personnel and Design Team will review and finalize the project objective including <br />local demographics. end users. schedule and budget. <br /> <br />1.2 Site Visit - 1.2 Site Visit - Client and Design Team will walk the site and review current park master <br />plan and any potential impact to it by the skatepark. The team will provide a geotechnical report and existing <br />conditions survey of the project site. <br /> <br />1.3 Community Open House - The Design Team will meet with City Personnel and community members and <br />facility users to discuss proposed Skatepark.We will use this meeting to introduce Grindline to the community <br />and explain the design process, and how the community is part of that process. We will present the concept <br />included with this proposal and get feedback from the community which will be used to create the final concept. <br />The meeting will be an open forum for the public to ask questions and provide input on the proposed Skate park <br />Design. <br /> <br />9 <br />
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