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Atkins | Stone Mountain CID
<br />Planning and Urban Design | 3-12
<br />Atkins | City of Sunny Isles Beach, RFQ No. 12-04-020006.027944.0512
<br />Kristin Caborn, CPRE, FCP
<br />Master Planning, Community Redevelopment Planning, Studies,
<br />Evaluations, Data Collection, Comp Plans, EARs, Zoning and
<br />Land Development Regulations, Community Outreach, Surveys,
<br />Presentations, Grant Writing, FEMA Assistance
<br />Kristin Caborn has 12 years of extensive parks and recreation management and planning
<br />experience involving managing several multimillion-dollar parks and recreation projects, and
<br />providing master plan implementation and phasing plans services for public sector clients. Ms.
<br />Caborn thoroughly understands the municipal park planning process through her experience
<br />as the Parks and Recreation Director for the City of St. Cloud, Florida, where she was actively
<br />involved in all aspects of park planning, including extensive public involvement and facilitation.
<br />Ms. Caborn also brings experience with Crime Prevention through Environmental Design
<br />(CPTED) strategies to this project and will be benefi cial should elements such as natural
<br />surveillance, territorial reinforcement, and natural access control be required.
<br />Ms. Caborn’s Atkins park planning and project management experience includes:
<br />Walk-n-Sticks Park Master Plan, Osceola County, Florida. Atkins provided master planning
<br />services that included: two conceptual plans, a fi nal master plan, two public meetings and a
<br />cost estimate. The park is envisioned to be an “extension of your backyard” for the neighbors
<br />who live adjacent to the property, yet serve all the residents in this densely populated area of
<br />the county. The park will take advantage of the existing topography remaining from the golf
<br />course by having an extensive trail system that meanders throughout the site and along the
<br />existing water bodies. Other site amenities will include a playground, community garden, picnic
<br />areas and shade pavilions, an exercise course, Frisbee golf course, fi shing dock, and open space.
<br />Veteran’s Memorial Park Expansion, Hillsborough County, Tampa, Florida. Atkins was
<br />commissioned to provide master planning, design, permitting, and construction document
<br />services to the Hillsborough County Parks, Recreation, and Conservation Department. Tasks
<br />included an entry feature, signage and icon, observation deck, road and trail expansion,
<br />driveways, and parking and service areas.
<br />Daughery Park Master Plan and Construction Documents, Polk County, Florida. Atkins
<br />was selected by Polk County Leisure Services to develop a master plan, conceptual, and fi nal
<br />design of the new 27-acre West Daughtery Road park project located north of Lakeland.
<br />Master planning services consisted of the preparation of an opportunities and issues analysis,
<br />development of conceptual and consensus plans, presentations at public meetings to solicit
<br />input from the community, and cost estimates. The fi nal master plan included soccer fi elds to
<br />relieve Hunt Fountain Park; pedestrian circulation including walking paths; site lighting including
<br />“green” sports lighting; a secondary entrance to service a passive park area; a picnic/passive
<br />area, open space, and playground; and parking.
<br />Loyce Harpe Park Senior Ballfi eld Complex, Polk County, Florida. Loyce E. Harpe Park,
<br />formerly known as Carter Road Park, is an approximately 535 acre regional park owned
<br />by Polk County and located in the City of Mulberry, Florida. Atkins is providing design and
<br />environmental permitting services for an additional senior league baseball complex located on
<br />about 20 acres of reclaimed phosphate mine land. The complex will consist of three new 325-
<br />foot senior league baseball fi elds, a new concession building, pavilions, pedestrian circulation,
<br />and parking areas.
<br />Santa Rosa County District Five Parks and Recreation Master Plan, Santa Rosa County,
<br />Florida. Park planner for this project. Atkins used its patented Three R System for this master
<br />plan for Santa Rosa County, which consists of three modules—Review, Respond, and Remap.
<br />Education
<br />B.S., Recreation (Honors),
<br />University of Florida, 1997
<br />M.S., Recreational Studies,
<br />University of Florida, 2000
<br />Certifi cations
<br />Certifi ed Park and Recreation
<br />Executive (CPRE)
<br />Florida Crime Prevention
<br />through Environmental
<br />Design (CPTED) Practitioner
<br />(FCP)
<br />Professional Affi liations
<br />American Planning
<br />Association (APA), Florida
<br />Chapter
<br />Florida Design Out Crime
<br />Association, a Crime
<br />Prevention Through
<br />Environmental Design (CPTED)
<br />Network
<br />Florida Recreation and Park
<br />Association (FRPA)
<br />National Recreation and Park
<br />Association (NRPA)
<br />Honorary Appointments
<br />Florida Recreation and
<br />Parks Association (FRPA)
<br />Foundation Trustee, President
<br />Elect
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