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CONSULTING ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR <br />Golden Shores Utility Undergrounding and Roadway Improvements <br />E–17IWOP41002.18w_Sunny Isles Beach Golden Shores Undergrounding.indd <br />Name and Address of Client: <br />Miami Worldcenter Group <br />700 NE 2nd Avenue <br />Miami, FL 33132 <br />Nature of the Contract: <br />Prime Civil Engineering <br />Consultant <br />Owner Contact Information: <br />Nitin Motwari <br />nitinm@miamiworldcenter.com <br />Begin and End Date: <br />May 2008 – May 2016 <br />Miami Worldcenter, Miami <br />Spanning more than 20 acres, <br />the Miami Worldcenter includes <br />approximately 13 million square <br />feet of retail, residential, office, and <br />institutional uses. As proposed, the <br />Center will create a vibrant, walkable <br />pedestrian environment with a <br />unique sense of place: a modern <br />design statement driven by Miami’s <br />unique physical context, culture, and <br />architectural heritage. <br />Kimley-Horn partnered with a private developer, the City of Miami, <br />the Miami Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA), and other <br />stakeholders in preparing typical sections for streetscapes for <br />the City’s largest proposed downtown project. Kimley-Horn also <br />partnered with numerous utility companies to determine existing <br />underground conditions. Once this information was obtained, we <br />worked with multiple stakeholders to develop and evaluate various <br />streetscape options for roads and avenues within the multi-block <br />project limits. <br />Name and Address of Client: <br />Town of Medley <br />10776 NW South River Drive <br />Medley, FL 33178 <br />Nature of the Contract: <br />Prime Civil Engineering <br />Consultant <br />Owner Contact Information: <br />Jorge Corzo, P.E. <br />jcorzo@townofmedley.com <br />(305) 889-1915 <br />Begin and End Date: <br />August 2016 – July 2017 <br />Stormwater Master Plan, Town of Medley <br />The Town of Medley is <br />an industrial community <br />in Miami-Dade County, <br />situated northwest of <br />Miami International <br />Airport and abutting <br />several bustling freight <br />corridors. These freight <br />corridors include the <br />Palmetto Expressway <br />running north-south <br />through the eastern <br />portion of the Town, Florida’s Turnpike along the west <br />border, and Okeechobee Road (US 27) along the north <br />border. The Town was incorporated in 1949 and markets itself as a hub for industrial development. <br />Over the years, the Town’s low taxes and low-cost land, coupled with a business-friendly regulatory environment, has <br />led to significant industrial development and the land is now mostly occupied. As the Greater Miami Area has increased <br />in population and density, the need to improve failing infrastructure in the Town has become apparent to improve the <br />utilization of land within the tax base. Roads are in poor condition and localized flooding persists throughout the Town <br />during normal rain events, a fact which has deterred some developers from moving into the underutilized areas of <br />the Town.