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o Sunny Isles Blvd — Inbound North side o Sunny Isles Blvd — Inbound South side o Collins Ave Northbound at Haulover Park o Collins Ave Southbound at Haulover Park The proposed ALPR system is based upon known working designs within Miami Dade County. Aware Digital, Inc. is the only contractor currently authorized to install LPR cameras onto Miami Dade County Traffic signals. This design is being used currently in the largest project of its kind in the City of Doral, where over 100 LPR fixed cameras will be installed at 17 intersections. All of these are installed on county traffic signals and are fully permitted. In order to mount these cameras onto the county traffic signals, certain requirements must be met. These requirements include rewiring of the traffic signal power subsystems, wind load analysis and use of FDOT and county approved equipment and mounting hardware. Aware Digital has already installed this equipment meeting all requirements, as well as all permit requirements. This known working configuration will allow Aware Digital, Inc. to quickly and efficiently deploy a city for Sunny Isles beach, avoiding long and costly approval times for use of county infrastructure. Please find attached a letter from Miami Dade County in reference to this solution. The system proposed for the City of Sunny Isles is based upon Aware Digital's industry leading back office software called VXLPR Enterprise. This platform is a comprehensive web based platform that can interface with multiple LPR camera vendors and 3rd party systems, such as CAD, Dispatch and Common Operating Picture systems. This system will be installed at the head-end at the City of Sunny Isles beach, on a redundant and high speed server. This will be the location where all the hot lists are downloaded and the server that hosts the customers list. Each intersection proposed will have the fixed LPR cameras installed, as well as an outdoor rugged computer, enclosure and wireless communications equipment. The wireless design is based on a hybrid cellular/wireless architecture. Each "main" location will include a cellular router and aircard with 1 year of service already pre- paid. Each of these poles will be wireless connected using point to point wireless (no recurring cost) to the closet secondary poles. Thus reducing the number of computers and routers required. Each pole will be a county traffic pole and have the power cables pulled and terminated for the LPR system. All of the camera angles have been analyzed by Aware Digital staff and are represented on the attached camera and wireless plan. All camera angles have been associated with the corresponding cameras required to achieve the lane coverage and capture rates. Two different camera models are proposed, to achieve all of the required angles and fields of view. Their datasheets are attached to this proposal. Aware Digital Inc. Request for Proposal No. 12-09-01 Page 7 of 29