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i i and community character, programs, and operations and maintenance. In addition to managing the project, Mr. Cambridge participated in many of the major components of the Plan including the Needs and Priorities Assessment, public workshops, focus group interviews, and five-tiered Level of Service (LOS) Analysis. City Jacksonville Parks System Master Plan, Jacksonville, NC In partnership with PROS Consulting, AECOM helped develop a long term Vision Plan for the future development of the City of Jacksonville Parks System. For this project, Mr. Cambridge acted as the project manager in addition to participating in the Visioning process and the development of a final Vision Plan. The Miami-Dade County Parks Pattern Book, Miami-Dade County, FL Based on the National Park Service Parks and Recreation Structures book from the 1930s, this Pattern Book marks the first effort in the nation by a County Park Department to define design guidelines for urban design, landscape design and architectural design within one comprehensive document. The document is intended to be used by all in-house staff as well as consultants for multidisciplinary design efforts on all new parks and park facilities as well as retro-fitting of existing parks. Mr. Cambridge was responsible for the production of the AECOM graphics for the Pattern Book. City of Delray Beach Veteran's Park Master Plan, Delray Beach,FL AECOM developed a new master plan for Veteran's Park, which is located along the famous Atlantic Avenue in Delray Beach. Though prominently located, Veterans Park was becoming increasingly.less active during the years leading up to the revised Master Plan. AECOM's plan incorporated many different uses within the park while preserving its flexibility and increasing its sustainability. Mr. Cambridge assisted with the schematic design, public involvement, and graphics production phases of the project. Rodda Family Plaza at Florida Southern College, Lakeland, FL Located within the largest collection of existing Frank Lloyd Wright architecture in the world, Rodda Family Plaza (formerly Ordway Gardens) is an excellent example of a historically respective and yet adequately modern retro-fit landscape. For this project, Mr. Cambridge acted as a lead designer and worked with the college board of directors, the contractor/donor, and a FLLW historian to develop a plan that paid homage to Wright's original, but unrealized, vision for this civic space. Design development documents were d rafted and the project opened in 2008. A.:-coM City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 57