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David L. Barth, ASLA, AICP, CPRP
<br />Principal Planner
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<br />Years of Experience
<br />32 years
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<br />Education
<br />Master of Science in Organizational Leadership, Palm Beach Atlantic
<br />University, 2003
<br />Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, University of Florida, 1978
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<br />Professional Registration
<br />Registered Landscape Architect, FL #528,1979
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<br />Accreditations
<br />American Institute of Certified Planners, #011226, 1995
<br />Certified Parks and Recreation Professional, 2002
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<br />Affiliations
<br />American Society of Landscape Architects
<br />American Planning Association
<br />National/ Florida Recreation and Parks Associations
<br />Florida Public Officials Design Institute
<br />South Florida Environmental Art Project
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<br />Awards and Honors
<br />Award of Honor, Northeast Everglades Natural Area Master Plan, Florida
<br />Chapter ASLA, 2006
<br />Award of Merit, City of Homestead Parks and Recreation Master Plan,
<br />Florida Chapter ASLA, 2005
<br />Outstanding Graduate Award, Palm Beach Atlantic University, 2003
<br />Award of Honor, Indian Riverside Park, Florida Chapter ASLA, 2002
<br />Landscape Architect of the Year, Palm Beach County Chapter AlA, 2001
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<br />Publications + Technical Papers
<br />Providing Equity for Parks and Recreation Facilities; Alternatives for
<br />Calculating Level of Service, FRPA Journal, 2009
<br />Strategies and Tools for Parks and Open Space Planning and Decision
<br />Making: Does My Community Need More Parks? APA Planning Advisory
<br />Service, 2008
<br />Planning and Urban Design Standards: Conducting a Parks and Recreation
<br />Needs Assessment, APA, 2005
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<br />Presentations (200912010)
<br />Harnessing the Power of the Public Realm, West Palm Beach Sustainability
<br />Committee, 2010
<br />10 Principles for Successful Community Visioning and Implementation,
<br />Florida Association of Counties, 2009
<br />Greening Your Town through the Public Realm, South Florida Green Energy &
<br />Climate Conference, 2009
<br />Alternatives for Calculating Level of Service for Parks and Recreation, NC/
<br />SC Recreation and Parks Associations, 2009
<br />Sustainability, Leadership and the Role of Parks and Recreation
<br />Professionals, FRPA Directors Summit, 2009
<br />Effective Techniques for Public Participation, Needs Assessments and
<br />Consensus-Building, FRPA, 2009
<br />Repositioning Parks and Recreation Departments to become an Essential
<br />Service, NRPA, 2009
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<br />Mr. Barth specializes in the planning and design of
<br />the public realm including parks, streets, trails, civic
<br />spaces and natural areas - to create more sustainable
<br />communities. He has developed over 60 city and county-
<br />wide public realm plans, as well as hundreds of individual
<br />design projects. Significant design projects include the
<br />Astronauts Memorial at Kennedy Space Center; Cypress
<br />Grove Park in Orlando; Martin County's Indian Riverside
<br />Park; Delray Beach Old School Square Addition; and Orange
<br />County's West Orange Trail. He has been a leading national
<br />advocate for "harnessing the power of the public realm",
<br />i.e. developing integrated, multiple-use systems of parks,
<br />trails ,civic spaces, stormwater facilities, streets and
<br />conservation areas to create more economically, socially
<br />and environmentally sustainable communities. He also
<br />regularly lectures and writes regarding how a well-planned
<br />and designed public realm can contribute to community
<br />sustainability.
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<br />Project Experience
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<br />Old School Square, Delray Beach, FL
<br />Project Manager for The Old School Square Culture and
<br />Arts Center located in the heart of Downtown Delray
<br />Beach. The facility is based around the original one-
<br />building school house built in 1913, and High School
<br />and Gymnasium constructed in 1925, which have been
<br />converted into community meeting and classroom spaces,
<br />and theater providing a venue for theatrical, music and
<br />other performances. A bandshell and restroom concession
<br />building were added in 1996, and a road closed to expand
<br />the building complex into two blocks. A recently completed
<br />parking garage allows the site to be designed as an urban
<br />plaza and park, to accommodate and expand upon the
<br />numerous concerts, festivals, and art shows that are
<br />currently occurring on the site.
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<br />Miami-Dade County Ludlam Trail Guidelines, Miami-Dade
<br />County, FL
<br />Principal-in-Charge for the Miami-Dade County Park and
<br />Recreation Department to develop trail guidelines for
<br />the Ludlam Trail corridor. Working jointly with Rails to
<br />Trails Conservancy, heading an effort to develop a trail
<br />guideline document which will identify trail alignment,
<br />neighborhood and transit connections, trail materials, site
<br />furnishings and landscaping. The trail guidelines document
<br />will have extensive information on best practices and
<br />lessons learned for trail design along with information on
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<br />City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No, 12.04-04
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