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CONSULTING ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR <br />Golden Shores Utility Undergrounding and Roadway Improvements <br />E–7IWOP41002.18w_Sunny Isles Beach Golden Shores Undergrounding.indd <br /> ƒMaster Planning for the Village-Wide Undergrounding of <br />Utilities, Key Biscayne <br /> ƒMiami Beach Streetcar, Miami-Dade County <br /> ƒOkeechobee Road from 87 Avenue to 79 Avenue, Miami-Dade <br />County <br /> ƒPD&E and Transit Services for SR 7 from Sample Road to <br />Glades Road, Palm Beach County <br /> ƒD4 DW Traffic Operations, Broward County <br /> ƒCoral Way Resurfacing, Miami-Dade County <br /> ƒSR 826 from West 136 Avenue to East I-95 <br /> ƒTurnpike Spur and HEFT Widening PD&E Study <br />Ms. Gonzalez has the ability to coordinate communications with <br />residents, create direct mail updates, manage media relations, serve as a public spokesperson for the project team, <br />organize public education, information activities and meetings, as well as coordinate all website, social media and public <br />relations needs. <br />Additionally, to help the community get a better feel and understanding of what one of the more common pieces of <br />infrastructure will look like, we have fabricated a faux transformer. The faux transformer below can be used during public <br />involvement meetings, resident coordination meetings, and can even be easily transported to a resident’s or business <br />owner’s property to help the resident/business owner visualize what the transformer will actually look like in their own front <br />yard. Although this is a useful tool in helping residents visualize the equipment necessary to make this project happen, <br />there are other pieces of equipment that may be used as part of the design, some larger and some smaller. Part of the <br />MRG’s roles will be to educate the residents on these and other misconceptions. <br />In addition to Kimley-Horn’s in-house staff, we have complemented our team with a number of local specialty firms from a <br />variety of disciplines to serve the City on this project. These subconsultants are shown on our project organization chart in <br />section E, which graphically describes how our overall team is organized. A description of each of our subconsultants and <br />their specific roles can be found above. The aerial on the following page demonstrates team member interaction.