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CONSULTING ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR <br />Golden Shores Utility Undergrounding and Roadway Improvements <br />E–2IWOP41002.18w_Sunny Isles Beach Golden Shores Undergrounding.indd <br />Team Organization <br />Even the most experienced and dedicated manager would not be able to produce the highest quality work without a <br />complete and committed team of professionals. We offer you a depth of staff and teaming partners unrivaled by other <br />consultants as to experience with aerial conversion projects. We have numerous professionals on our team with diverse <br />experience and educational backgrounds capable of handling complicated and intricate projects such as this one. <br />Kimley-Horn has prepared numerous underground utility designs across the country. Just about every land development, <br />transit, and major infrastructure upgrade we perform involves the installation of underground electric, telephone, and <br />cable utilities. From simple services for commercial and residential buildings to streetscape renovations like Worth Avenue <br />to massive infrastructure projects like the Miami World Center in downtown Miami, Kimley-Horn has designed the conduit <br />runs, pullbox locations, and extensively coordinated with the utility providers to deliver completed underground utility <br />projects to the client. <br />Utility Provider Coordination <br />Kimley-Horn has extensive experience in the coordination of dry utility <br />design with various providers like FPL, AT&T and Comcast. This level <br />of coordination ranges from the provision of simple services for small- <br />scale land development projects all the way to the relocation and/or <br />undergrounding of various facilities related to large-scale infrastructure <br />projects. Kimley-Horn has coordinated utility relocations, designs, and <br />undergrounding in the Town of Palm Beach, Village of Key Biscayne, <br />and on various smaller scale neighborhood and streetscape projects <br />throughout southeast Florida. We anticipate that we will continue working <br />with folks like John Lehr at FPL, Lilliam Simon and Andrew Hernandez at <br />AT&T, Leonard Maxwell-Newbold and Ricardo Davidson at Comcast, and <br />Peter Freytag with Atlantic Broadband for the execution of this phase. <br />Easement Acquisition <br />Kimley-Horn regularly partners with municipalities on a variety of projects <br />to acquire easements needed for public infrastructure. Our experience <br />includes obtaining numerous temporary and permanent easements <br />for undergrounding projects when right-of-way is not sufficient to <br />accommodate the equipment necessary for pad mounted electrical <br />equipment and low voltage pedestals. <br />In the likely event that an easement will need to be acquired, we have partnered with Waypoint Engineering and <br />Equipment, LLC to assist with the easement acquisition process. Kimley-Horn has partnered with them on past <br />projects and they were instrumental in negotiating dozens of easements with private property owners that were required <br />for undergrounding. They have the ability to negotiate with property owners quickly because of their electrical design <br />expertise and knowing where equipment can and cannot be moved. Kimley-Horn will also employ the services of <br />Longitude Surveyors, LLC, our project surveyor, to prepare the sketches and legal descriptions that will be used to <br />describe easements on each property, as may be needed. <br />Landscape Architecture and Streetscape <br />The firm’s landscape architects and urban planners have varied public sector experience ranging from corridor plans and <br />downtown streetscape programs to parks and recreation planning. They emphasize the development of a pleasing visual <br />environment, distinctive image, and strong sense of place while remaining sensitive to budget and long-term maintenance <br />obligations. Kimley-Horn provides full-service visioning and design through engineering and construction administration