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HomeMy WebLinkAboutKimley HornKimley >)) Horn R,`` August 12, 2014 AUG 1 2 2014 City of Sunny Isles Beach Sunny Isles Beach Government Center C;-,y i- .; -_,: „: Z 36 LL. -.L4; 18070 Collins Avenue, 4th Floor Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 _ RE: Continuing Professional Services for Architectural. Landscape Architectural. Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA); RFO No. 14 -07 -02 Professional Categories: Landscape Architecture, Engineering, and Land Surveying Dear Selection Committee Members: ® We understand that in order for the City of Sunny Isles Beach to continue to prosper, ® it is critical to select a consulting team that will partner with you to help develop and implement the City's vision, as well as improve and rehabilitate the City's infrastructure. ® Kimley -Horn has the local experience and extensive knowledge in the professional ® service areas requested by the City to be that partner. The Kimley -Horn team has ® successfully completed numerous roadway, stormwater, water, wastewater, traffic, transportation, streetscape, landscape improvement, and parks projects throughout Miami -Dade County and the state of Florida. Kimley- Horn's focus is to provide the • City of Sunny Isles Beach with a comprehensive team that excels in planning, design, ® permitting, and construction phase services for all aspects of civil engineering, traffic and transportation, and landscape architecture referenced in your RFO. As your project manager, I have served municipalities for the majority of my 27 -year career and have a passion for municipal engineering services. I have been providing municipal services to nearby municipalities in Miami -Dade County, including Bay Harbor Islands, Miami Lakes, North Miami, North Bay Village, Palmetto Bay, and Cutler Bay. Responsiveness. Kimley -Horn has been in business for more than 47 years, and we understand that a strong commitment to client satisfaction must be the foundation of our service to you. I will strive to deliver not only technical excellence, but timely service and practical, money- saving solutions. Most of all, I will be available to you whenever you need me. My primary role is to ensure effective communication between your staff and my team. By placing one phone call to me, I will assemble the team of experts needed to serve you on any assignment. We will be responsive, readily available, and will aggressively examine ways to reduce costs as we work with you to define specific needs and implement sound planning and engineering solutions. On -Time, On- Budget Successes. For each major task assigned, we will assemble a schedule that includes key milestone dates, develop planning approaches, explore potential cost - saving opportunities, launch designs, secure permits, and complete design efforts with plans and specifications for the City. This includes a series of meetings between the City and our team to ensure a level of comfort throughout the various project steps. This approach maintains a solid level of involvement with your staff and results in final design elements that meet and exceed your expectations. Our cost estimates are carefully based on current construction costs, which result in accurate and realistic budgets. Roadway Planning and Design. Roadway design and planning are mainstays of Kimley- Horn's professional practice. Collectively, our engineers have been responsible for the design of more than 2,000 miles of roadway, much of it here in Florida. We have provided these services for urban, rural, primary, secondary, and interstate roadways for clients ranging from local municipalities to state departments of transportation. We are well equipped to address all related aspects of roadway design projects, such as intersection geometrics, utility relocations, traffic control, and signalization. Paving and drainage services are an integral part of our roadway design projects, and our substantial experience in dealing with regulatory and other agencies enables us to secure the necessary permits and approvals for building and upgrading roadway facilities. Stormwater Engineering and Drainage Design. Kimley -Horn has helped solve some of the country's most complex stormwater runoff, retention, and treatment issues. We can handle all of your planning, permitting, and design needs, from start to finish. Kimley Horn is cognizant of the recent symposium and the concerns of rising sea level due to climate change and the dire effects on low lying areas. The forecasted sea level rise will present significant challenges for land- locked coastal communities. This will create F 14WA OYNA1021.14 -0Su-.r Isles BeaU,C .=:mg Ruessival5e`nces.n00 c+ Responsiveness. Kimley -Horn has been in business for more than 47 years, and we understand that a strong commitment to client satisfaction must be the foundation of our service to you. I will strive to deliver not only technical excellence, but timely service and practical, money- saving solutions. Most of all, I will be available to you whenever you need me. My primary role is to ensure effective communication between your staff and my team. By placing one phone call to me, I will assemble the team of experts needed to serve you on any assignment. We will be responsive, readily available, and will aggressively examine ways to reduce costs as we work with you to define specific needs and implement sound planning and engineering solutions. On -Time, On- Budget Successes. For each major task assigned, we will assemble a schedule that includes key milestone dates, develop planning approaches, explore potential cost - saving opportunities, launch designs, secure permits, and complete design efforts with plans and specifications for the City. This includes a series of meetings between the City and our team to ensure a level of comfort throughout the various project steps. This approach maintains a solid level of involvement with your staff and results in final design elements that meet and exceed your expectations. Our cost estimates are carefully based on current construction costs, which result in accurate and realistic budgets. Roadway Planning and Design. Roadway design and planning are mainstays of Kimley- Horn's professional practice. Collectively, our engineers have been responsible for the design of more than 2,000 miles of roadway, much of it here in Florida. We have provided these services for urban, rural, primary, secondary, and interstate roadways for clients ranging from local municipalities to state departments of transportation. We are well equipped to address all related aspects of roadway design projects, such as intersection geometrics, utility relocations, traffic control, and signalization. Paving and drainage services are an integral part of our roadway design projects, and our substantial experience in dealing with regulatory and other agencies enables us to secure the necessary permits and approvals for building and upgrading roadway facilities. Stormwater Engineering and Drainage Design. Kimley -Horn has helped solve some of the country's most complex stormwater runoff, retention, and treatment issues. We can handle all of your planning, permitting, and design needs, from start to finish. Kimley Horn is cognizant of the recent symposium and the concerns of rising sea level due to climate change and the dire effects on low lying areas. The forecasted sea level rise will present significant challenges for land- locked coastal communities. This will create F 14WA OYNA1021.14 -0Su-.r Isles BeaU,C .=:mg Ruessival5e`nces.n00 ® Kimley> »Horn new technical, economic, and environmental challenges. Our drainage staff is comprised of drainage engineers with local experience • who understand the site - specific conditions of Miami -Dade County coastal communities. We will provide the lessons learned local ® experience which will address planning, permitting, and design needs associated with increases in sea level due climate change. Our ® services include stormwater pump station design, stormwater master plans, hydrological and hydraulic analysis, drainage system retrofitting, NPDES monitoring and compliance programs, stormwater utility fee planning, surface water quality monitoring, erosion B and sediment control plans, and water control structures. ® Our past experience with the City of Miami; Towns of Miami Lakes, Cutler Bay, and Bay Harbor Islands; the Village of Palmetto Bay; and the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) has given us a keen insight into the many complicated stormwater ® challenges facing South Florida. We have demonstrated our ability to develop common sense solutions for stormwater and drainage issues for roadway construction, as well as an ability to secure permits from SFWMD, Florida Department of Transportation, EPA, ® DEP, PERA (DERM), and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. ® Comprehensive Transportation and Traffic Services. Traffic ® engineering and transportation planning is also a cornerstone of ® our firm. Kimley -Horn is a national leader in transportation planning and traffic operations and was ranked 15th in transportation ® services by Engineering News - Record in 2014. Kimley -Horn offers ® complete traffic engineering services in- house; our professionals ® have completed thousands of traffic engineering projects. The traffic engineering group includes experts in the areas of traffic modeling, ® transportation impact studies, traffic signal and ITS design, geometric ® roadway design, traffic calming, DRI reviews, and data collection. ® Kimley -Horn has been at your side for a wide variety of transportation ® engineering projects in recent years. We have provided you a variety of services such as signal warrant analyses on Collins Avenue, ® review of pedestrian functionality at major intersections, design of ® driveway curb cuts, analysis of traffic circulation at the new Heritage Park, and identification of vehicular and pedestrian issues for the ® proposed Sunny Isles Aquatic Center. ® Water/Wastewater Facilities. Kimley- Horn's water and wastewater capabilities encompass all planning, design, and permitting ® services required from the onset of a project through the approval process to completion of the project. Our staff of professionals has ® extensive experience in the design of new systems and the rehabilitation of existing systems, including gravity systems, master pumping stations, force mains, lift stations, water mains, and water storage facilities. An important factor in modifying water and ® wastewater systems is often maintaining operation of the existing facilities while bringing the new facilities on line. Kimley -Horn has ® extensive experience in successfully and efficiently making these smooth transitions. ® Landscape Architectural Services. Kimley- ® Horn currently provides parks and recreation design and/or landscape architectural services for ® numerous cities throughout Miami -Dade, Broward, ® and Palm Beach counties. Our knowledge and ® understanding, gained by working for local municipalities and agencies facing the same ® issues as Sunny Isles Beach, has prepared us to ® meet any challenge that comes our way. We have ® focused our efforts on successfully completing projects ranging from small landscaped medians to ® large regional community parks. Our commitment to understanding our clients' needs and providing ® well- designed, economical, and ecologically -sound solutions has made us the landscape architecture ® consultant of choice for dozens of municipalities. ® RFO 14U7-0 OY25W21 ld-0 ii:.ry Isles e22i: G .a.Ty Pr,:essiavJ Se :.ixs.vdE (954) 535 -5100 • ® Construction Support Services. Regardless of the project, Kimley- ® Horn has extensive in -house resources to support our clients during all phases of construction. We can provide support with ® bid advertisements, reviews of bidders' qualifications, addressing ® questions from prospective bidders, as well as all subsequent phase! ® after the awarding of a bid. Our support includes establishing financiz controls to track contractor progress; reviewing shop drawings • and product submittals; answering questions from the contractor, ® subcontractors, and suppliers; reviewing payment applications; and ® making recommendations to the City. We also routinely provide a resident construction manager to ensure quality and adherence to • contract documents. • Qualified Subconsultants. We have teamed with four highly ® qualified subconsultants to augment our in -house services and ® address additional key engineering services. Our team includes Electrical Design Associates and Bailey Engineering for • electrical; Avirom & Associates for surveying; and Tierra South ® Florida for geotechnical services. We have worked with each ® of these firms in the past and are confident in the high quality of their work and professionalism. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Advantages of Selecting the Kimley -Horn Team. We believe that after you review our submittal, you will agree that we are exceptionally qualified to serve in this vital role as your consultant. As you can see, our team offers several important advantages to the City, including: • Civil/traffic/landscape architecture services are all core specialty areas for the Kimley -Horn team and we are devoted to these practices. • We have a successful track record assisting South Florida municipalities in the development of visionary plans and obtaining funding for future implementation. • We have extensive South Florida experience in the professional service areas requested by the City. • We have proven experience with large and small municipalities and understand your needs, as well as the expectations of your staff and community. • We know how to organize our team and resources to be efficient so that we can deliver cost - effective projects on schedule. • We have long -term, established relationships with key regulatory agency staff to help facilitate any permitting process. • We are fully committed to client service and satisfaction —we understand the importance of each individual team member's contribution to producing top - quality work for you. Kimley> »Horn We look forward to the opportunity to serve you and become a part of your team to improve the lives and experiences of your residents and visitors. Very truly yours, KIMLEY -HORN AND ASSOCIATES, INC. ASR Gary R. Ratay, P.E. Project Manager ?i0 tad]d2 OY2�.A021.Ia0 Scary Ices Seam Ca- .r.:ir ?aessmal Servi�i�oi Architectural, Landscape Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) Table of Contents Section Tab Company Information ...................... ..............................1 Qualifications .................................. ............................... 2 Staffing........................................... ............................... 3 Approach / Methodology ................... ............................... 4 References ..................................... ............................... 5 Contract Forms ............................... ............................... 6 ■ Bid Submittal Forms ■ Non - Collusion Affidavit ■ Public Entity Crimes • Equal Opportunity /Affirmative Action • Conflict of Interest • Dispute Disclosure • Anti - Kickback Affidavit El • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1. Company Information Kimley -Hum offers clients the intlividual, personal service that you would expect from a local firm, coupled with the manpower and technical resources of a nationally - ranked engineering firm. Company Locations Architectural, Landscape Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) Name of Agency lCompany Kimley -Horn and Associates, Inc. was founded in 1967 in Raleigh, North Carolina by Bob Kimley and John Horn —two senior engineering professors at North Carolina State University. The expertise of the firm was initially focused on traffic planning and public transportation projects. In the ensuing 47 years, the firm has expanded both geographically and in the variety of planning, engineering, and environmental services that it provides. Kimley -Horn has all the ingredients of a successful consultant firm a proven record of client service, adaptability, versatility, and responsiveness. Kimley -Horn is divided into six geographic regions. Each region is managed by a team of representatives from production, marketing, administration, and practice building. Setting overall direction and policy is the firm -wide management committee — also composed of representatives from production, marketing, administration, and practice building —which assists the regional teams, as needed. Today, Kimley -Horn has more than 2,200 employees in 71 offices in 19 states offering a full range of consulting services to local, regional, national, and international clients. In Florida alone, there are more than 430 employees in 14 offices. Kimley -Horn provides an integrated spectrum of services designed to best meet your immediate needs, as well as your big picture priorities. We have extensive experience serving municipalities, counties, and governmental agencies. Additionally, many of our employees are former municipal engineers and planners. They have been on your side of the table and are familiar with local government procedures. Internet Web Site Address Kimley- Horn's internet address is: hftp://www.kimley-horn.com RFD 1447-02 OY26gp2114p Su Isles heart,Gx:.::- >S Prdsas ral S,ry S.indd Kimley )))Horn Office Locations t ef' t .ti UNITED STATES Flonda(ccmnuec) Nevada Tom(=%ed) Arizona Lakeland Las Vegas ('.(!d"I Ci urmy East May MIama Reno Dag= -s Phoem. Ocala Fan Worn Tucson Oda MO New Jersey F.YS%vl Sarascra PNKe:M Las Cobras California St. Luw Lubbock Antelope Valley Tabhassee Nev, York' San An :orno Capmla Tampa New Yak Frew Vero Beach Utah Los Angeles West Palm Beach North Carolina Be', Lake Cry Los Angeles Dovern m Chad Oakland Goorgm Dumam Virginia Orange Mphareda Cary(Raleph) Chesap=eake Pleasanton Atlanta Midom Reeigh Dawreven Northam Vvgna Riverside Adama NYJ. Rktmmd SacnLmN(da Pennsylvania V cm Beach Sacra. e. =Nosh Illinois Philadelphia Salinas Ciirago DO r,:Nm West Virginia San Diego C.eugo Suburban South Carolina HU =N.,x 2 San Jose C*mbia Michigan' Rod K9 VAsconsin Colorado Troy Teruhessea Macson Denver Minnesota, Memptis MAwauk Florida F.aC ester NashNrE PUERTO RICO' Boca -Dekay Tvin Cris Texas San Juan Charlwe Cam;y Fm Lauderdale Auzcrl Jacksonville College Snoen eeaea� "ALL Kimley) »Horn (/ Architectural, Landscape Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) Details of Entity Business Structure Corporation, Partnership_, LLC) Kimley -Horn is a privately -held corporation, fully owned by individuals who are current employees of the firm. Our employee owners are the sole stockholders of the company and are the professionals who directly serve our clients. The operations of the firm are not influenced by non - employee owners whose interests may conflict with client service. Since ownership is spread throughout key professionals, and no single individual or small group owns controlling interest of the firm, the company is positioned for long -term stability. The core elements of Kimley- Horn's corporate philosophy are expressed in its mission statement: Kimley -Horn is a business -based consulting practice, operated with integrity and dedicated to providing timely, quality professional services in a profitable manner —thus meeting the needs of our clients and satisfying the professional and financial objectives of our employees and owners. Federal Identification Number (FEIN): 56 -0885615 Corporate charter number: 126896 Professional license number: 00000696 Data authorized to do business in Florida: April 24, 1968 Florida corporate charter number: 821359 Date Founded Kimley -Horn was incorporated in the state of North Carolina on February 10, 1967. Home Office Address, Telephone Number, and Local Address and Phone Number Kimley- Horn's corporate headquarters is located at: 3001 Weston Parkway Cary, NC 27513 -2301 (919) 677 -2000 Kimley- Horn's local office for RFO No. 14 -07 -02 is: 600 North Pine Island Road, Suite 450 Plantation, FL 33324 (954) 535 -5100 List of Any Outstanding Litigation That Would Threaten the Viability of the Firm or the Performance of this Contract Kimley -Horn has no outstanding litigation that would threaten the viability of the firm or the performance of this contract. Proof of Insurance A copy of Kimley- Horn's standard certificate of insurance is included at the end of this section. Please note that Kimley -Horn will issue a project- specific Certificate of Insurance once we are under contract. Time Required to Implement Services After Work Authorization Please refer to the sample project schedule provided in Section 4. 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(David Collings /JERRY �„ '�� �I ACORD 25 (2010105) ©1988 -2010 ACORD CORPORATION. All rights reserved. INS025 OOImom Th. Arnon..a...n —,t I-- m Arncn RFO14 -01� Kimley» )Horn OYZ zl.14d suet' Isis 3=ac Cr %145 PrAessmal Sernces.vaa 1 -3 �J Architectural, Landscape Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) 2. Qualifications Over the last 47 years, Kimley -Horn has grown from a three - person traffic engineering specialty firm to one of the largest full - service multidisciplinary consulting firms in Florida and the U.S. with more than 2,200 professional and technical employees in 71 offices across the United States. In Florida alone, we have more than 430 employees in 14 offices across the state. We are a fully integrated consulting firm offering a variety of in -house services, including: • Roadway and bridge design • Transportation planning and traffic operations • Stormwater planning and design • Water and wastewater engineering • Environmental permitting, assessment, and remediation • Site planning and master planning • Streetscape planning and design • Hydraulic and hydrologic modeling • Pump station design • Structural engineering • Landscape architecture and urban design • Parking analysis and design • Contract documents and specifications • Construction observation We have been serving your neighbors in Miami Lakes, Bay Harbor Islands, North Miami, North Bay Village, Palmetto Bay, and Cutler Bay for many years. Our work for other South Florida municipalities has included all of the engineering disciplines specified in your request for qualifications: roadway design, watertwastewater utilities and infrastructure, stormwater analysis and design, pump station design, transportation planning and traffic engineering, landscape architecture, surveying and geotechnical. Our services have also included preparation of plans and specifications, bidding assistance, construction administration, and field observation. But more importantly, these projects have demonstrated our ability to assemble a diverse team of in -house professionals from our South Florida offices in Fort Lauderdale, Miami, and West Palm Beach. Our size, diversity, and depth of staff allows us to pull together the right talent and experience to serve our clients effectively on all phases of projects, from planning to community involvement and permitting through design and construction. This RFO represents a great opportunity for us to show you all the services that we can provide the City of Sunny Isles Beach. We can demonstrate successful experience in each discipline, performed by the highest quality professionals who are eager to work for you. For other cities and towns just like yours in South Florida, Kimley -Horn has provided expert engineering and planning services for literally hundreds of municipal projects spanning the full range of disciplines and expertise required by the City of Sunny Isles Beach. On most of our municipal projects, significant interaction with local stakeholders, businesses, and public interest groups was necessary. Our staff frequently meets with the public in both City Commission meetings and smaller neighborhood forums. The following list represents some of the municipalities we have either served in the past or are currently serving: • Sunny Isles Beach • Cutler Bay • Miami Lakes • Palmetto Bay • Homestead • Pinecrest • North Miami • Bay Harbor Islands • North Bay Village • West Palm Beach • Boynton Beach . FG 14a7� ovz IA4o S�71� 'C ,y • Boca Raton • Delray Beach • Fort Lauderdale • Greenacres • Jupiter • Jupiter Island • Lake Park • Lantana • Lighthouse Point • Riviera Beach • Briny Breezes • Clearwater Beach • Cooper City • Fort Myers • Hobe Sound • Hollywood • Islamorada • Key Biscayne • Lake Wales • Lauderhill • Malabar • Manatee • Miami Beach • Miramar • Naples • North Palm Beach • Opa -locka • Orlando • Palm Beach • Plantation • Plant City • Royal Palm Beach • Sarasota • Sebastian • South Miami • Tequesta • Vero Beach • Wauchula • Miami • Altamonte Springs • Marco Island • Port St. Lucie • Pompano Beach Kimley> »Horn E Professional Services Roadway Design Roadway design and planning is one of the mainstays of our firm's professional practice, and we are well equipped to address all related aspects of roadway design projects, such as intersection geometrics, utility relocations, traffic control, signalization, structural/bridge design, and other features. Paving and drainage services are often an integral part of our roadway design projects, and our substantial experience in dealing with regulatory and other agencies enables us to secure the necessary permits and approvals for building and upgrading roadway facilities. Our track record of achieving necessary agency approvals and gaining public support for major projects is impressive. FDOT Coordination Architectural, Landscape Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) As one of the premier transportation firms in the state, we have made it our primary focus to work closely with the Florida ® Department of Transportation (FDOT) Districts. Our coordination with various districts has resulted in many long -term contracts ® for highway and roadway design, traffic operations and safety studies, access management, bridge repair and replacement, and other services. It is from this vast wealth of experience that we can assist our clients in coordinating their projects with the policies ® and practices of FDOT. Kimley -Horn also has extensive experience developing and administering Local Agency Program (LAP) ® projects per FDOT /FHWA requirements. ® Stormwater ManagemenUDrainage ® The firm's drainage engineering services have been called upon for numerous state, regional, county, and municipal projects and ® for the majority of our major agricultural, industrial, and residential development projects as well. Our staff has the expertise to conduct the necessary studies to prepare stormwater management plans. We have also completed plans based on previously ® prepared studies. ® In Miami -Dade County, Kimley -Horn has provided citywide stormwater master plans, created their stormwater capital improvement ® plans (CIP), and developed stormwater utilities for the Town of Miami Lakes, the Village of Palmetto Bay, and the Town of Cutler ® Bay. We have also assisted those municipalities in developing stormwater utilities, joining the National Flood Insurance Program, and implementing their Community Rating System (CRS) Programs. Miami Lakes currently has a CRS rating of 5 and Cutler Bay ® has a CRS rating of 6. Kimley -Horn has also provided planning, design, permitting, and construction phase services to successfully ® implement numerous roadway and drainage improvement projects for these municipalities as part of implementing their CIPs. ® These projects have been completed on time and within budget with a focus on minimizing construction impacts and construction schedule coordination with the various communities. RFQ14 -07� OY260D21140 i_':.y 1s 3 .Carv.LT Praez lServices uM] In Florida, we have served the South Florida Water Management District and many of the local drainage subdistricts in Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami -Dade counties. Our services have encompassed drainage consultation and permit application preparation, including applications to regional water management districts and various state agencies. Representative projects include the design of canals, culvert crossings, water control structures, roads, levees, bridges, and pump stations. These project areas range in size from 400 to over 130,000 acres. Our stormwater management expertise includes hydrological and hydraulic analyses as well as surveying, planning, permitting, and designing water control structures ranging from pipes and culverts to major control structures on canals and waterways. We can address both stormwater quantity and quality issues. Kimley »)Horn C Architectural, Landscape Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) ® WaterlWaste water Utilities and Infrastructure ® Civil engineering forms the backbone of our experience and qualifications to serve as your consulting engineer. In Florida, more than 135 of Kimley- Horn's more than 430 - person staff are professionally registered civil engineers. At Kimley -Horn we have experienced ® professionals in water and wastewater system design and planning, utility engineering, site planning and master planning, and ® hydraulic modeling, among others. The team presented here has been responsible for the planning, design, start up, and expansion ® of some of the largest and longest operating membrane water treatment plants in the state. The firm's specific water main design capabilities encompass all planning, design, permitting, and construction phase services required from the onset of a project through ® the approval process and bringing the system online. We have a large list of design projects, including water mains, water storage ® facilities, wells, raw water systems, pumping stations, and metering stations. Our team also has the expertise to provide you with ® the services related to wastewater infrastructure, including pump station design, force main systems, gravity systems, 1/1 studies, and mapping of sewer systems on GIS. Our services routinely include designing under strict regulatory compliance conditions, ® coordinating with existing utilities to avoid underground conflicts, and integrating with existing on -site systems. Kimley -Horn recently provided a force main route evaluation report, design services, and permitting for the installation of over 13,000 linear feet of new 16 -inch force main that included three horizontal directional drills (HDD) for the City of North Bay Village. The new force main eliminated the need for North Bay Village to repump wastewater through the City of Miami Beach and provided a direct connection to the Miami -Dade Water and Sewer Department wastewater system. Kimley -Horn provided design -build drawings, hydraulic modeling, 'front end" documents, and associated opinions of probable construction costs. Kimley -Horn also obtained the necessary environmental permits through the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) and the Army Corp of Engineers (ALOE) for the HDD's. The project was submitted to the State and approved for over 3.5 million dollars of grant funding through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA). Kimley -Horn also provided construction documents and permitting documentation for the rehabilitation of main wastewater pump stations for the City of North Bay Village and the Town of Bay Harbor Islands. Both projects included analyzing the existing pumping and control equipment to develop a rehabilitation approach to increase system efficiency, reduce system maintenance, and provide a reliable, redundant pump station to better serve the municipalities. Permit Agency Coordination We have also provided a hydraulic analysis of Martin County's entire wastewater system with over 200 miles of gravity sewer, several thousand manholes, and over 50 miles of force mains. This included analyzing hydraulic capacity of the force main system, understanding the operation of lift stations, and evaluating growth areas within the system. Project components include establishing the current and future demands, lift station run time hours, and pump curve data. Our depth of resources means that you will benefit from experienced professionals who practice civil engineering for municipalities every day. At Kimley -Horn, we have the in -house capabilities to provide you with any civil engineering need you may have. The firm's engineers and planners maintain regular contact with virtually all key regulatory agencies and their decision makers. This rich network of interpersonal relationships enables us to provide expeditious services relative to agency reviews and approvals. Our staff not only understands agency procedures, but also their expectations, enabling us to minimize delays and rework of our clients' submittals. Our staff members make it a habit to stay well informed about the latest changes and status of rules affecting utility and environmental permitting and regulation. They are well equipped to assist you with permitting and mitigation program development processes. ® Our firm has successfully represented clients before numerous federal, state, and local agencies including regional planning councils; ® the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers; the Florida Department of Environmental Protection; water management districts; Miami -Dade County Permitting, Environmental, and Regulatory Affairs (PERA); Miami -Dade County Water and Sewer Department; and Miami- Dade County Public Works. We are experienced in preparing permit applications for these agencies, know what is required to gain ® approval, and excel in providing the high level of coordination that facilitates the permitting process. ® Kimley »)Horn ® oy -01 orzsmz,.,_o s-n.y 1 2 -3 to Architectural, Landscape Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) Environmental Services We maintain an experienced team of environmental scientists, marine biologists, geologists, hydrogeologists, planners, and field technicians with expertise in a wide range of environmental planning and problem solving services, such as permitting, corridor location studies, environmental assessment reports, and environmental analyses. Kimley -Horn has performed a variety of environmental services, including underground storage tank assessment, asbestos management, spill cleanup, and hazardous waste disposal. In addition, our firm is a leader in biological environmental issues such as wetland delineation and critical habitat identification. Our professional environmental services include: • Contamination assessment/remediation for soils, ground water, and surface water • Comprehensive environmental compliance evaluations • Environmental permitting (RCRA, clean air, NPDES, 404, incidental taking, coastal construction) • Wetland jurisdictional evaluations, functional analysis, mitigation plans, and monitoring ■ Wildlife/habitat studies and mitigation planning • Water quality assessment and monitoring • Aerial photo- interpretation, mapping, and habitat evaluation using remote sensing imagery and geographic information systems such as ARC /INFO • Environmental assessments and impact statements Our staff routinely interacts with federal, state, and local government agencies. We are familiar with current environmental regulations, and remain well informed of proposed changes affecting environmental permitting and regulations in order to effectively serve all our clients. Traffic Engineering Services Kimley -Horn offers complete traffic and transportation engineering services in- house. The firm has completed thousands of traffic engineering projects, ranging from major area -wide networks involving hundreds of intersections to single intersection designs and analyses. Kimley- Horn's traffic engineering staff includes experts in the areas of intersection design; signing and marking studies and plans; vehicular speed studies; safety and operations studies and plans; accident analysis and forensics investigation; pedestrian safety programs; innovative parking, access, and circulation studies; traffic calming; signal system design; and traffic engineering general consultation. The firm is a national leader in the assessment of transportation impacts and the development of methodologies to continuously monitor development - generated traffic. RF01447-0 OY�IA41 Suvry hks BeaC�Corcnmg Prlessawl5ervices.vwE Signal System Design Kimley -Horn systems specialists offer expertise that is unparalleled anywhere in the industry. In addition to comprehensive master planning for traffic signalization, Kimley -Horn engineers have designed numerous plans to standardize traffic control systems and provide comprehensive systems communications. Advanced traffic management projects include citywide signal system designs, transportation control centers, electronic toll facilities and revenue control systems, and innovative transit and public transportation systems. Each of Kimley- Horn's systems is designed not only to address current needs, but also to accommodate future growth and advances in technology. Kimley )))Horn �tf Architectural, landscape Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) ® Along with recommendations for improving the facilities for all modes of travel, Kimley -Horn can explore ways to improve traffic ® signalization through expanded capabilities of the existing computerized traffic signal systems in the project area and the possible integration of intelligent transportation system components. A Intersection Design A roadway intersection is a critical building block in any transportation infrastructure. The efficiency of intersection operation maximizes the efficiency of the entire roadway system. Unfortunately, as travel patterns change and grow, intersections need to be "re- tuned" to provide long -term safe operation. To design a new intersection or to retune an existing intersection, the elements of an intersection, both individually and collectively, must be understood. Every intersection has a unique combination of elements— roadway layout, signal equipment, and mix and volume of vehicles, pedestrians, and bicycles. As a result, every intersection requires careful study prior to designing the various intersection design elements to produce a safe and efficient intersection. A good intersection design also allows the intersection, when signalized, to adjust timing automatically to changes in traffic volumes and travel patterns. Kimley -Horn is committed to this type design and approaches this project with a "large toolbox" and a clear understanding of regional and local intersection planning and design. • Traffic Calming ® Kimley- Horn's team of roadway designers, traffic engineers, and planners knows how to design roadways that accommodate a defined volume of through traffic and pedestrian/bicycle usage while serving as corridors for business and residential development. ® All reasonable efforts are made to restore a balance between automobiles and pedestrians. When addressing the functional and ® aesthetic needs of municipal road corridors, Kimley- Horn's team emphasizes a wide variety of traffic calming principles, including: • Narrowed lane widths that serve to slow traffic and reduce the overall street width —while providing safer pedestrian crossings. • Heavily landscaped medians that reduce the appearance of expansive paving, help slow traffic, lower the number of accidents, and promote pedestrian safety through the provision of median "refuges" at crosswalk locations. • Raised intersections (or `speed tables ") equal to the elevation of the sidewalk, that redefine the road as a "pedestrian area through which traffic must pass" vs. traditional intersections that are clearly `vehicular spaces through which pedestrians and bicyclists must pass." Such intersection designs often incorporate special paving designs to further reinforce their presence and importance. • Paving designs, including the use of pre -cast paving systems or color asphaltic pavement mixes, help to - 'announce' intersections or neighborhood gateways, and they provide a unique character and quality to the ® roadway corridor. Kimley -Horn has also used special pavement striping patterns to create special areas, ® thereby reducing vehicle speeds. ® • Traffic circles (or "roundabouts") that permit the ® development of major gateway features, calm through traffic and, in some instances, even improve the flow of ® traffic. ® OY2-i00 M4. Sun /lslesxm:Wr.. ^�:n �rlessiaul5errices.vkc Kimley »)Horn 0 Architectural, Landscape Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) RFO No. 14 -07 -02 Bicycle and Pedestrian Planning Kimley -Horn has successfully represented the interests of pedestrians and bicyclists on many planning level studies and design projects throughout Florida. Drawing on expertise from around the state, we have helped the Miami -Dade County MPO, City of Miami Beach, Town of Miami Lakes, Town of Bay Harbor Islands, City of South Miami, Village of Palmetto Bay, and many others complete their bicycle and pedestrian plans and improvements. Beyond the systems planning phase, we continue to partner with local officials to implement those improvements targeted during the visioning process. Our team of planners, landscape architects, engineers, and environmental scientists work together with agency staff to understand the local issues and prepare feasible design concept plans, typical cross sections, and construction cost estimates reinforce the presence of bicycles and pedestrians along the travel corridor. Many agencies, including Miami Lakes, Bay Harbor Islands and others, have hired us for a single project, then opted to retain our services for additional projects, including design and construction. Parking/Parking Structures Kimley -Horn understands that parking is about communities, people, business, and traffic. For more than 30 years, we have successfully balanced the needs of residents, businesses, visitors, and public agencies by providing parking studies that show how to meet today's needs while laying a groundwork for the future. Clients from coast to coast rely on us for realistic and creative parking solutions. We identify and prioritize an optimal mix of facility development and parking management strategies; build consensus for cost - effective solutions; and make sure rates, regulations, and ordinances reflect new land uses, support business development, and protect neighborhoods. When studies are complete, clients can still count on Kimley -Horn to design and develop parking facilities and management systems. From study to structure, we can help you effectively leverage the power of parking for the future of your community. We develop parking facilities that provide a positive first encounter for shoppers, employees, and visitors. Our facility engineers work seamlessly with our traffic experts to design easy -in, easy -out parking where pedestrians are safe, cars are easy to find, and traffic flows smoothly within the facility and on ffm streets near the entrances and exits. Our engineers design surface lots, on- street parking, and structures parking to blend with their surroundings from historic sites to vibrant contemporary malls so parking contributes not only to the convenience but to the ambience of the area. We design parking facilities for the vehicles and uses they will see, accounting for peaks in usage and traffic flows, even on surrounding streets. We plan signs and signals that make it simple even for first -time visitors to get around. A pioneer in the integration of parking facilities with business and office spaces, we have helped create public/private partnerships Q that cover operational costs, while our accurate revenue forecasts have been the foundation for many bond sales. We can also plan today's facility with tomorrow's expansion in mind, so your positive first encounter will result in a satisfied return clientele, year after year. RFQ 1<47V oy2F1t21.14-0S ,Y Isles gas . mg?: e_ssoral5ences.irAo 0 Kimley »)Horn E Architectural, Landscape Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) RFO No. 14 -07 -02 Transportation Planning For more than four decades, Kimley -Horn has been improving the transportation network in Florida as a consultant to cities, counties, transportation planning organizations, and metropolitan planning organizations. We are renowned for excellence in transportation planning, land use planning, and traffic engineering services. Our wide spectrum of experience includes corridor planning, traffic impact analyses, intelligent transportation system design and planning, DRIs, congestion management, funding assistance, multimodal planning, feasibility studies, geographic information systems, systems management, environmental assessments, computer modeling, and public involvement. Kimley- Horn's wide spectrum of transportation planning experience includes the following: • Long -range transportation plans • Transit development planning • Bicycle /pedestrian planning • Multimodal planning • Transportation modeling • Corridor studies • Traffic impact analyses ■ Feasibility studies • Geographic information systems • Public involvement • Congestion management • Transportation demand management • Transportation control measures • Intelligent transportation systems • Air conformity analyses • Funding assistance When it comes to Florida's transportation regulations, policies, and procedures, Kimley- Horn's knowledge is unsurpassed. Consultants with passion and devotion can generate extraordinary ideas —ideas that can transform communities. To maintain our reputation for cutting -edge consulting, we retain the most talented people in the consulting industry. Because of our vast experience, we know that agency coordination is a significant aspect of all types of transportation planning tasks. Additionally, many of our key team members are former city and county employees who can see things from your perspective. Public Involvement Kimley -Horn is sensitive to the pivotal role of meaningful public involvement programs that enable area residents to establish their priorities. Community involvement determines the overall design program, funding strategies, and implementation priorities. Our expertise in providing a broad range of services helps to ensure the successful implementation of your goals while addressing the specific challenges that each project entails. Kimley -Horn is known for developing innovative approaches to projects that involve neighborhood participation. We understand that some projects require community involvement and acceptance, and we have developed effective methods for bringing the community into the process. We are strongly committed to conducting public participation programs that educate, inform, and build consensus for a particular solution. Each project is different in terms of the stakeholders and the critical issues involved; thus, each public involvement program is tailored to specifically address the project's needs. I Landscape Architectural Services Kimley -Horn has a well- earned reputation for combining creative ideas, technical excellence, and client collaboration, resulting in dynamic projects that blend into their environments and become a part of the area they inhabit. Our landscape architects and urban planners have extensive public- sector experience ranging from large - scale downtown redevelopment projects to public parks, fountains, multi -acre recreational facilities, and open space enhancement projects. We emphasize the development of a pleasing visual environment, meaningful themes, distinctive ii-01607{ OY2BO IA4 -0 Sorry 1s Beet Cd ..: Pm'essboel Servixs.n Kimley »)Horn NO; Architectural, Landscape Architectural, ° o o o — o e Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) RFO No. 14 -07 -02 images, and strong sense of place, while remaining sensitive to your budget and long -term maintenance obligations. It is our goal to enhance your image by providing you with an outstanding physical site plan of which you will be proud. Parks and Recreational Facilities Experience Kimley -Horn has successfully completed numerous parks and recreation - oriented projects for local, regional, state, and federal government clients, as well as for many private developments. We understand all aspects involved in creating an effective, well -used recreation facility that benefits the community. Several of our parks and recreational facilities have received honors and/ or awards. Veterans Memorial Park in Port St. Lucie received the Award for Design Innovation from the Florida Parks and Recreation Association and Jupiter Community Park has been selected multiple times to host the Women's World Series. Our local staff has been directly involved in the design of more than S20 million in park construction in South Florida. ® Urban /Streetscape Design ® Kimley -Horn has extensive experience in downtown redevelopment and streetscape projects. As metropolitan urban areas continue to grow, urban ® design, streetscape design, and landscape architecture have become integral ® components of roadway and transportation system designs and infrastructure ® improvements in general. Revitalizing commercial districts, controlling traffic flows, and providing recreational areas and pedestrian and bicycle facilities in ® increasingly congested areas are some of the solutions designed by our ® landscape architects and planners. Kimley -Horn has extensive experience in ® downtown redevelopment and streetscape projects and a well- earned reputation for combining creative ideas, technical excellence, and client collaboration, ® resulting in dynamic projects that blend into their environments and become a ® part of the area they inhabit. An important aspect of competent streetscape design is meeting the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) ® and Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED). Kimley -Horn is ® on the forefront of finding creative design solutions to regulatory restrictions. We ® strive to provide a safe and accessible streetscape that provides a pleasant experience for all individuals. In addition, we support the active participation of ® your staff, special interest groups, and the general public in finding an optimum ® design solution. We recognize the importance of a comprehensive public ® involvement program for these types of projects —it serves to heighten local awareness of each project and often ensures its success by accurately defining ® the needs of each user group. RFQ14a7� OY2 1.14-0 Stmt' Isles 5e ,, Cp.x , rraxsspral Servces.vrt] Maintenance Programs We know that a successful site development project requires an effective maintenance plan. This maintenance plan must match the capabilities and available workload of your maintenance staff. Our goal is to provide a site layout and master plan that incorporates sound horticultural practices, including proper plant selection, planting bed layout, and consistent irrigation materials. Kimley »)Horn 11^ 0 0 0 0 B Architectural, Landscape Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) Conceptual Planning The firm is known for developing successful, innovative approaches to many projects within diverse environments. Our approach is a community- inclusive process that documents the master plan based on artful images, visionary concept plans, and tested economics transformed into a tangible reality. Parks, community streets, open spaces, and the corresponding linkages are the places that support neighborhood life, as well as the creation of community pride. Conceptual items that may be considered are plant palette, site furnishings, lighting, decorative paving, signage, and wayfinding. Our experience with redevelopment and planning projects is deep and varied including our work on the conceptual planning and design of the US 1 corridor through Delray Beach. We have been involved in numerous such projects across Florida over the past two decades. We believe that creating a healthy community takes a great understanding of the big picture and i Sustainable Design Why sustainability? Simply put, we feel it is the right thing to do. A firmwide committee is currently spearheading the vision of sustainability within Kimley -Horn. This green initiative stems from our people's passion and seeks to better serve our clients as both our society and industry demand change. Sustainable development requires an integration of landscape architecture, planning, engineering, environmental expertise, creative problem solving, and excellent communication skills, all of which are inherent to Kimley -Horn. In fact, we are already becoming recognized as a leader in consulting for sustainable development projects. In addition to our external practice, Kimley -Horn has made a firmwide effort to "green up" internally, encouraging environmental responsibility in the workplace. Some of the ways we have moved forward in this regard include going paperless, making recycling easy, supporting mass transit, green ranking, green roofs, porous pavement, bioswales, bioretention, low volume irrigation, and rainwater capture. an appreciation of the details. Redevelopment requires an extraordinary ability to solve problems creatively, envisioning and designing projects critical to the life of a community, and stimulating community involvement to achieve overall transformation. Evaluation of the different design alternatives will include comparison of the degree to which each meets the objective, cost analysis, permitability, and constructability. The Key West Resort and Conference Center—a planned mired -use development to be located at the entrance to Key West –is seeking LEED certification with water - use techniques such as capturing rainwater via cisiems for reuse in irrigation and fire prevention systems and using all native plant material. U.S. Green Building Council The U.S. Green Building Council's (USGBC) Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) rating system is the nationally accepted benchmark for the design, construction, and operation of high performance green buildings. Kimley -Horn is currently a member of USGBC. LEED can help the City with the tools they need to have an immediate and measurable impact on their buildings' performance. LEED promotes a whole - building approach to sustainability by recognizing performance in five key areas of human and environmental health: sustainable site development, water savings, energy efficiency, materials selection, and indoor environmental quality. LEED provides a roadmap for measuring and documenting sustainable success for every building type and phase of a building lifecycle. Our landscape architects, planners, and engineers are well versed in developing -1-0, -07 -02 OY2 21.14-0 S- =,Isles Beat.Ca:.:.vig Pores lServicvs.Ma Kimley )»Horn 0 Architectural, Landscape Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) RFO No. 14 -07 -02 ® green building alternatives using the fundamentals of LEED; we currently have more than 25 LEED Accredited Professionals ® (LEED AP) on staff. These landscape architects and other Kimley -Horn professionals can work with you to develop stringent requirements — technologically, economically, and environmentally, specifically for new commercial construction and major ® renovation; existing building operations and maintenance neighborhood development; and guidelines for multiple buildings and ® on- campus building ® Florida Green Building Coalition ® The Florida Green Building Coalition (FGBC) is a nonprofit Florida Corporation dedicated to improving the built environment. Its ® mission is "to provide a statewide Green Building program with environmental and economic benefits' Our landscape architects fully subscribe to the FGBC principles and understand their designations. We currently have several projects that have achieved ® FGBC designations or are in the review process. The FGBC awards a `Florida Local Government Designation,° which examines ® the environmental stewardship of the in -house practices, regulations, and education of cities and counties. Our landscape ® architects and planners can help with your green /sustainable projects and related needs regarding FGBC designations. ® Grant Funding ® Obtaining successful funding and the identification of potential funding sources is critical to project implementation. Our team will work to identify alternative funding and financing strategies within three categories: secured funding sources, anticipated funding ® sources, and potential funding sources. Kimley -Horn has been successful in assisting clients obtain over S34 million in grants and ® funding from numerous sources. Most recently, Kimley -Horn was instrumental in helping the City of North Bay Village obtain more ® than S3.5 million in American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funding and State Revolving Loan dollars, to help offset the total project cost of S4.5 million for a new 16 -inch force main system. ® By identifying sources of funding through the federal government's Urban Mass Transit Act (UMTA), Kimley -Horn was able to ® design to UMTA requirements, thereby helping the City of West Palm Beach obtain a grant for over $300,000. Other grants that ® have been secured are a S100,000 FRDAP Grant for the City of Port St. Lucie and a S1.6 million ISTEA Grant for the City of Miami ® Beach. By identifying sources of funding from the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD), Kimley -Horn was able to help the Village of Royal Palm Beach obtain grants totaling S300,000 for the Anion Exchange Project for the Village's membrane ® softening plant. The firm has also been successful in other funding areas for roadway improvements and other municipal projects. ® Construction Administration inspection ® Our full service consulting includes comprehensive construction administration services with experienced inspection staff. Equally ® important, we are experienced in inspecting all types of construction. You can have peace of mind knowing that you are working ® with individuals who understand the capabilities of all building methods. ® In addition to receiving the benefit of our inspectors' experience during construction observation, our construction phase personnel ® can attend pre- construction conferences and regular project meetings, provide review and approval of pay estimates, and manage all other activities required to achieve well- coordinated construction of proposed improvements. ® We offer construction -phase services on many of our projects. Our construction phase services include providing a full -time ® or part -time construction observation representative, evaluating equipment delivered as compared to shop drawings, and ® coordinating punch list observations and materials testing. ® Past Performance on Similar Proiects ® Our work for other South Florida municipalities has included all of the disciplines you are requesting for roadway, site -civil and ® stormwater systems, water /wastewater design services, transportation and traffic, and landscape architecture. Most of these ® cited projects are multidisciplinary comprising two or more of the City's requested categories of service. Our services have also included preparation of plans and specifications, bidding assistance, construction administration, and field observation. ® But more importantly, these projects have demonstrated our ability to assemble an in -house team of professionals from our South ® Florida offices in Fort Lauderdale, Miami, and West Palm Beach. Our size, diversity, and depth of staff allows us to pull together ® the right talent and experience to serve our clients effectively on all phases of projects, from planning and community involvement, coordination with FOOT, coordination with Miami -Dade County and other agencies, through design and construction. ® Kimley )))Horn SFO 1-0i@ ® orzsoozi.i,o s�,y ate, c«7w;y aai s.:m 2 -10 Architectural, Landscape Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) RFO No. 14 -07 -02 ® Kimley -Horn meets the minimum qualifications for this contract as seen by our proof of relevant experience that follows, ® as well as our firm's professional licenses included at the end of this section. To provide examples of our extensive experience, the projects are listed in the following categories: Civil Engineering, Traffic Engineering, and Landscape Architecture. di Go a Civil Engineering Projects Engineering Services, Miami Lakes, FL Kimley -Horn is currently serving the Town of Miami Lakes as their Engineer on the Miami Lakeway North Roadway and Drainage Improvement project. We are also under contract with the Town to provide all aspects of engineering services needed. When Miami Lakes incorporated, they obtained the responsibility and ownership of the roadway and drainage infrastructure within the Town limits. To assist with this effort, Kimley -Horn provided support to assess the condition of the existing infrastructure. Kimley -Horn evaluated roads, sidewalks, signing, and striping within the Town �' ,_ . =�_• limits. The recommendations from this assessment included a prioritization of the improvements along with a five -year capital improvements program (CIP). To facilitate implementing these improvements, we provided construction documents and obtained bids from contractors to implement the projects. To develop Miami Lakes' own stormwater utility, Kimley -Horn prepared a stormwater master plan that outlined the deficiencies of the current stormwater system. Additionally, we developed the stormwater utility fee methodology and established the range of rates for the utility to implement improvements. Kimley -Horn also prepared a five -year CIP for the stormwater improvements. Other achievements include obtaining a grant from the Metropolitan Planning Organization to prepare a Transportation Master Plan. This master plan provided Miami Lakes with recommendations to improve transportation circulation as well as pedestrian mobility. Specific roadway and drainage improvement projects that have been completed on time and under budget include: Miami Lakeway North Roadway and Drainage Improvement Project. Roadway and drainage improvement project on Miami Lakeway North in the Town of Miami Lakes. The improvement project included roadway restoration, new curbing, new pavement markings, and new drainage infrastructure from Ludlum Road to Celebration Point development, and along NW 64th Avenue from _ Miami Lakeway North to the Biscayne Canal The drainage design included the ,. necessary stormwater modeling and permitting for a new drainage ouffall into y F the canal. In addition to the much needed stormwater improvements, several traffic and parking related improvements were included. Right- and left -turn lane extensions provided for additional queuing space, paved parallel parking was added in existing swale areas, and a new parking lot was added in close proximity to the Miami Lakes Park tennis courts and Miami Lakes Middle School portable classrooms. The enhancement project also included landscaping and irrigation improvements, as well as new lighting for the parking lot. Kimley -Horn provided construction phase services to expedite the project and confirm the project was built in compliance with the plans and specifications. As a result of the design, public involvement with the community, and coordination with the contractor, the construction process was very successful, impacts to the community were minimized, and the project came in on time and under budget. ® NW 154th Street Drainage Improvements. Roadway restoration/resurfacing and drainage improvements on a major ® roadway through the Town including a new drainage ouffall, median improvements, irrigation system, and project permitting. ® The project schedule and maintenance of traffic was designed to minimize impacts to the Town and adjacent property owners. The majority of the project was constructed at night to minimize impacts. Close coordination was required with ® Miami -Dade County Traffic Division and the Florida Department of Transportation. Construction phase services were ® provided to expedite the project and ensure the project was built in accordance with the design plans. ® Kimley )))Horn ® OY2 _!.1= -0 S,,.yI 3xxt. Cam QPrt.)S_.ices.d 2.11 RFO14 -07� oY2Bl 1,1e -0 &1M ISlps Beam Ca..XLiq Prde lServkev w_4 Architectural, Landscape Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) RFO No. 14 -07 -02 Lake Glenn Ellen and Lake Cynthia Roadway and Drainage Improvement Project. Roadway restoration/resurfacing and drainage improvements in a residential community including new drainage outfalls, permitting, signage, and pavement markings. Our team located proposed drainage infrastructure to minimize impacts to existing utilities with a special emphasis on sanitary laterals for all adjacent homes. As part of the project, special attention was required to protect the existing tree canopy and all public rights -of -way and driveway aprons were restored to equal or better condition. The project also included close coordination with residential property owners and careful maintenance of traffic to minimize impacts to the community and maintain property access at all times. Loch Ness Roadway and Drainage Improvement Project. Roadway restoration/resurfacing and drainage improvements in a residential community including modifications to existing drainage ouftalls permitting, signage, and pavement markings. Our team located proposed drainage infrastructure to minimize impacts to existing utilities and adjacent properties. As part of the project, a new traffic circle and two pavement narrowing devices were installed for residential traffic calming. A new park facility was also installed after restoration of the staging area. Special attention was required to restore all public rights -of -way and driveway aprons to equal or better condition. The project also included close coordination with residential property owners and careful maintenance of traffic to minimize impacts to the community and maintain property access at all times. Lake Elizabeth Roadway and Drainage Improvement Project. Roadway restoration/resurfacing and drainage improvements in a residential community including new drainage outtalls and permitting. Our team located proposed drainage infrastructure to minimize impacts to existing utilities and adjacent properties. As part of the project, new park facilities were installed after restoration of the staging area and coordination with residents was provided to implement sleeves for future median irrigation. The project also included close coordination with residential property owners and careful maintenance of traffic to minimize impacts to the community. Cowpen and Eagle Nest Roadway and Drainage Improvement Project. This was the first localized drainage improvement project implemented with the Town's on -call general contracting firm. Kimley- Horn assisted the Town in developing a contract to obtain an on -call contractor and as part of that contract, implemented roadway restoration/ resurfacing and drainage improvements in a residential and multifamily community. Improvements including modifications to existing drainage system and new drainage components to address localized stormwater issues, permitting, and pavement markings. Special attention was required to restore all public rights -of -way and driveway aprons to equal or better condition. The project also included close coordination with residential property owners to minimize impacts to the community and maintain property access at all times. Kimley »)Horn Architectural, Landscape Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) ® Resurfacing and Drainage Improvements, Federally Funded Design -Build Project. Kimley -Horn assisted the Town in ® obtaining over S600,000 in stimulus funding to construct this roadway and drainage improvement project that includes a ® portion of Miami Lakeway North between Celebration Point and Miami Lakes Drive and NW 153rd Street from Miami Lakeway North to NW 60th Avenue. Prior to obtaining the stimulus funding, Kimley Horn assisted the Town in becoming Local Agency [� Program (LAP) certified so that the Town would be eligible to obtain the stimulus funding. In order to meet stimulus funding Pl it Et1 �1 c'I fl CI CI FI (:I (;I CI t:l CI CI requirements of shovel ready, the project had to be advertised as a design - build. Kimley Horn developed the design criteria package in compliance with Federal funding criteria. The design criteria package was used for public advertisement and resulted in securing the stimulus funding and award of the project to the current design -build team. The project includes drainage system improvements such as new stormwater inlets, a new outfall connection, exfiltration trench for water quantity and quality treatment, new sidewalk, new pavement markings, and signage. Kimley - Horn provided construction phase services to expedite the project and confirm the project was built in compliance with the design criteria. General Consulting Services and Stormwater Master Plan, Palmetto Bay, FL Kimley -Horn is currently working with the Village of Palmetto Bay as a general consultant to provide all types of engineering such as planning, general civil engineering, and transportation. The Village of Palmetto Bay is a newly incorporated community that is currently evaluating the condition of their infrastructure and developing a new vision for their community. The Village has looked to Kimley -Horn to develop a stormwater master plan and associated stormwater management plan to implement a stormwater utility and obtain ownership of the infrastructure. The Village has also asked Kimley -Horn to develop a comprehensive plan as a foundation and framework for the new municipality. The stormwater master plan required extensive research of the community's roadways, utilities, and drainage patterns to understand the condition of the infrastructure and stormwater management needs. As part of the stormwater master plan, Kimley -Horn assisted the Village in developing a capital improvement program ® - to prioritize improvements based on flood management needs and associated costs. As part of the stormwater management plan, Kimley -Horn helped the Village evaluate properties throughout the Village and developed ® associated utility rates to generate a dedicated revenue stream for the Village improvements. A critical part of the planning efforts ® was to assist the Village in joining the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP). Joining the NFIP is required for the community ® to obtain federally funded flood insurance and be part of the Community Rating System to help reduce insurance rates for the community. The Village also looked to Kimley -Horn for specific civil and traffic engineering expertise to help them implement their ® new community vision. Specific projects have included: ® SW 164th Street Roadway and Drainage Improvement Project ® Kimley -Horn assisted the Village with their first large roadway and ® drainage improvement project as a newly incorporated Miami -Dade municipality. The project consisted of roadway restorationtresurfacing ® and drainage improvements in a residential area including new drainage ouffalls, permitting, new sidewalk, and site restoration. Our ® team located proposed drainage infrastructure and provided an evaluation of alternate ouff all opportunities to minimize existing utility ® conflicts, utilize property owned by the Village, and minimize impacts ® to adjacent properties. Kimley -Horn provided construction phase ® services to expedite the project and to confirm the project was built in accordance with the design plans. Close coordination with residential ® property owners was required to minimize impacts to the community. is RFO,. -0r� ® OY2600IA40 Ssvry lsl�zxC.Caanmg RCesvudl5ervicvsr✓�c Kimley> »Horn T r_ IV General Consulting Services and Stormwater Master Plan, Palmetto Bay, FL Kimley -Horn is currently working with the Village of Palmetto Bay as a general consultant to provide all types of engineering such as planning, general civil engineering, and transportation. The Village of Palmetto Bay is a newly incorporated community that is currently evaluating the condition of their infrastructure and developing a new vision for their community. The Village has looked to Kimley -Horn to develop a stormwater master plan and associated stormwater management plan to implement a stormwater utility and obtain ownership of the infrastructure. The Village has also asked Kimley -Horn to develop a comprehensive plan as a foundation and framework for the new municipality. The stormwater master plan required extensive research of the community's roadways, utilities, and drainage patterns to understand the condition of the infrastructure and stormwater management needs. As part of the stormwater master plan, Kimley -Horn assisted the Village in developing a capital improvement program ® - to prioritize improvements based on flood management needs and associated costs. As part of the stormwater management plan, Kimley -Horn helped the Village evaluate properties throughout the Village and developed ® associated utility rates to generate a dedicated revenue stream for the Village improvements. A critical part of the planning efforts ® was to assist the Village in joining the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP). Joining the NFIP is required for the community ® to obtain federally funded flood insurance and be part of the Community Rating System to help reduce insurance rates for the community. The Village also looked to Kimley -Horn for specific civil and traffic engineering expertise to help them implement their ® new community vision. Specific projects have included: ® SW 164th Street Roadway and Drainage Improvement Project ® Kimley -Horn assisted the Village with their first large roadway and ® drainage improvement project as a newly incorporated Miami -Dade municipality. The project consisted of roadway restorationtresurfacing ® and drainage improvements in a residential area including new drainage ouffalls, permitting, new sidewalk, and site restoration. Our ® team located proposed drainage infrastructure and provided an evaluation of alternate ouff all opportunities to minimize existing utility ® conflicts, utilize property owned by the Village, and minimize impacts ® to adjacent properties. Kimley -Horn provided construction phase ® services to expedite the project and to confirm the project was built in accordance with the design plans. Close coordination with residential ® property owners was required to minimize impacts to the community. is RFO,. -0r� ® OY2600IA40 Ssvry lsl�zxC.Caanmg RCesvudl5ervicvsr✓�c Kimley> »Horn 7 Architectural, Landscape Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) ® SW 146th Street Roadway and Drainage Improvement Project. As the Village's third large Capital Improvement Project, Kimley -Horn assisted in developing a roadway restoration/resurfacing and drainage improvements project in a residential ® area including permitting, striping, and site restoration. Our team located proposed drainage infrastructure and provided ® cost - effective drainage improvements to meet stormwater management and environmental permitting requirements as well ® as minimize impacts to adjacent properties. Kimley -Horn provided construction phase services to expedite the project and to confirm the project was built in accordance with the design plans. Close coordination with residential property owners was ® required for this successful project. 0 Continuing Stormwater Services, Cutler Bay, FL Kimley -Horn developed a stormwater master plan to address flood protection activities for its residents and to protect the environmental quality of its canals. Kimley -Horn also developed a stormwater management report to assist the Town in creating a stormwater utility, which generates a dedicated stream of revenue to implement capital improvements and maintain an operation and maintenance program associated with the stormwater system. Kimley -Horn also developed the stormwater utility fee methodology and established the range of rates for the utility to implement improvements. The project tasks included compiling data, developing a stormwater master plan, developing a stormwater management report, and assisting the Town in joining the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) so the community has future access to federally- funded flood insurance. City of Homestead Community Redevelopment Consulting Services, Homestead, FL Kimley -Horn is working closely with the City of Homestead and the community with the hope that their work will be a catalyst for redevelopment in the area. The SW 4th Street neighborhood has traditionally been a minority community. The project was the site of what was once a bustling business district that included a great mixture of restaurants, jazz clubs, churches, etc. The residents want this area to be restored to its former glory. The first step in this plan is to revitalize a six -block area. A team from Kimley -Horn worked with the community to learn about the issues and concerns such as drainage problems, which contribute to flooding, broken sidewalks, safety concerns, and increased parking needs. We are redesigning the curb and gutter system to make it more efficient at handling runoff, thereby reducing problems with flooding. The City Commission and CRA Board have now adopted the comprehensive plan amendments and Neighborhood Plan implementing the form -based code provisions. Kimley -Horn has also developed a 24 -page desk reference in five -inch by eight -inch format and conducted a one -day training session to prepare City and CRA staff for implementation of the code. Three projects have been submitted and will be the first to be constructed within the neighborhood under the new development standards. OY2Yi021.1 =-0 SRry Isles Bexli C=LrJg Rao s WW semce ,. I i R gz = r~� OY2Yi021.1 =-0 SRry Isles Bexli C=LrJg Rao s WW semce ,. NE 2nd Avenue Reconstruction from NE 91st Street to NE 105th Street, Miami, FL Kimley -Horn developed vertical and horizontal alignments and streetscape and landscape plans, providing drainage design, signing and pavement markings, and signalization plans for a portion of the NE 2nd Avenue corridor. The project included the reconstruction/widening of NE 2nd Avenue from NE 94th Street to NE 103rd Street and areas of roadway milling and resurfacing at the beginning and end of the project. The project included a joint participation agreement with the Village of Miami Shores in which streetscape and landscape improvements were designed with the Village, who funded these improvements. Kimley> »Horn I i R NE 2nd Avenue Reconstruction from NE 91st Street to NE 105th Street, Miami, FL Kimley -Horn developed vertical and horizontal alignments and streetscape and landscape plans, providing drainage design, signing and pavement markings, and signalization plans for a portion of the NE 2nd Avenue corridor. The project included the reconstruction/widening of NE 2nd Avenue from NE 94th Street to NE 103rd Street and areas of roadway milling and resurfacing at the beginning and end of the project. The project included a joint participation agreement with the Village of Miami Shores in which streetscape and landscape improvements were designed with the Village, who funded these improvements. Kimley> »Horn a Architectural, Landscape Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) SW 216th Street from SW 127th Avenue to Florida's Turnpike Kimley -Horn developed vertical and horizontal alignments roadway plans, providing drainage design, signing and pavement markings, and signalization plans. The project includes the reconstruction/widening of SW 216th Street from SW 127th Avenue to SW 112th Avenue, and milling and resurfacing from SW 112th Avenue to Florida's Turnpike. The project included a traffic analysis for the corridor and design of a roundabout at SW 122nd Avenue. General Engineering Services, Plantation, FL III Kimley -Horn was selected as a general services consultant for the City of Plantation. As such, Kimley -Horn has worked closely with the City's Engineering Department on numerous roadways, drainage, and community enhancement projects, as well as traffic studies associated with the proposed improvements. Our services have included general planning to assist the City in developing cost - effective streetscape and beautification approaches and a traffic calming program. We have also assisted the City in implementing those visions with thorough, cost - effective projects. NW 70th Avenue is an example of a roadway, traffic, lighting, landscaping, irrigation, and drainage design project, followed by construction phase services. As part of the community enhancement process, coordination with agencies such as FDOT, South Florida Water Management District, and Broward County was key to the overall success of the project. Kimley -Horn has relationships in place with those and numerous other agencies to help streamline coordination efforts. Roadway.. Traffic and Stormwater Improvements, Lauderdale Lakes, FL Kimley -Horn is working with the City of Lauderdale Lakes and the Lauderdale Lakes CRA under a general services contract for roadway, traffic, and stormwater improvements. To date, we have started several projects: NW 29th St. Traffic Calming. Anticipating increased through traffic on NW 29th Street resulting from the construction of the new Walmart on the west side of SR 7, the City contracted with Kimley -Horn to implement traffic calming measures at this location. We completed a conceptual traffic calming layout for the Lauderdale Lakes CRA that serves as the basis for the new design. NW 21 st St. Improvements. Kimley -Horn is currently designing a drainage system on NW 21st Street, from SR 7 to Willie Webb Park. The City plans to add bicycle and pedestrian facilities on this roadway segment; a profile correction is also intended for this segment. The new drainage system is needed to accommodate these new facilities. This new system will drain into the City's canal system. NW 41 st St. Traffic Calming. The City plans to remove the existing speed humps on NW 41st Street between SR 7 and NW 31st Avenue. Without the speed humps in place, speeding is likely to be a concern. Kimley -Horn is working with the City to install alternate traffic calming measures. Seacrest Neighborhood Improvement Program. Phase IV, Delray Beach, FL Kimley -Horn prepared construction plans and specifications and provided bid phase services for Phase IV of the Seacrest Neighborhood Improvement Program. The project included 51.5 million worth of improvements and upgrades to aging infrastructure on 18 streets within the existing Seacrest neighborhood. The improvements and upgrades included abandonment and relocation of existing two -inch water mains and service connections, and installation of 3,000 linear feet of four -inch to eight -inch ductile iron potable water distribution mains and service connections. We also designed and installed 360 linear feet of eight -inch ductile iron sanitary sewer mains with service connections, asphaltic concrete pavement overlays and reconstructions, concrete sidewalks, traffic calming measures, stormwater drainage improvements, retention ponds, driveway replacements, swale improvements, landscaping and irrigation, and associated miscellaneous improvements. We also acquired all necessary permits from the Palm Beach County Health Department and South Florida Water Management District SFWMD. PR,1,�;�z Kimley> »Horn it {' • I. General Engineering Services, Plantation, FL III Kimley -Horn was selected as a general services consultant for the City of Plantation. As such, Kimley -Horn has worked closely with the City's Engineering Department on numerous roadways, drainage, and community enhancement projects, as well as traffic studies associated with the proposed improvements. Our services have included general planning to assist the City in developing cost - effective streetscape and beautification approaches and a traffic calming program. We have also assisted the City in implementing those visions with thorough, cost - effective projects. NW 70th Avenue is an example of a roadway, traffic, lighting, landscaping, irrigation, and drainage design project, followed by construction phase services. As part of the community enhancement process, coordination with agencies such as FDOT, South Florida Water Management District, and Broward County was key to the overall success of the project. Kimley -Horn has relationships in place with those and numerous other agencies to help streamline coordination efforts. Roadway.. Traffic and Stormwater Improvements, Lauderdale Lakes, FL Kimley -Horn is working with the City of Lauderdale Lakes and the Lauderdale Lakes CRA under a general services contract for roadway, traffic, and stormwater improvements. To date, we have started several projects: NW 29th St. Traffic Calming. Anticipating increased through traffic on NW 29th Street resulting from the construction of the new Walmart on the west side of SR 7, the City contracted with Kimley -Horn to implement traffic calming measures at this location. We completed a conceptual traffic calming layout for the Lauderdale Lakes CRA that serves as the basis for the new design. NW 21 st St. Improvements. Kimley -Horn is currently designing a drainage system on NW 21st Street, from SR 7 to Willie Webb Park. The City plans to add bicycle and pedestrian facilities on this roadway segment; a profile correction is also intended for this segment. The new drainage system is needed to accommodate these new facilities. This new system will drain into the City's canal system. NW 41 st St. Traffic Calming. The City plans to remove the existing speed humps on NW 41st Street between SR 7 and NW 31st Avenue. Without the speed humps in place, speeding is likely to be a concern. Kimley -Horn is working with the City to install alternate traffic calming measures. Seacrest Neighborhood Improvement Program. Phase IV, Delray Beach, FL Kimley -Horn prepared construction plans and specifications and provided bid phase services for Phase IV of the Seacrest Neighborhood Improvement Program. The project included 51.5 million worth of improvements and upgrades to aging infrastructure on 18 streets within the existing Seacrest neighborhood. The improvements and upgrades included abandonment and relocation of existing two -inch water mains and service connections, and installation of 3,000 linear feet of four -inch to eight -inch ductile iron potable water distribution mains and service connections. We also designed and installed 360 linear feet of eight -inch ductile iron sanitary sewer mains with service connections, asphaltic concrete pavement overlays and reconstructions, concrete sidewalks, traffic calming measures, stormwater drainage improvements, retention ponds, driveway replacements, swale improvements, landscaping and irrigation, and associated miscellaneous improvements. We also acquired all necessary permits from the Palm Beach County Health Department and South Florida Water Management District SFWMD. PR,1,�;�z Kimley> »Horn Architectural, Landscape Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) Industrial Avenue Corridor Stormwater Improvements, Boynton Beach, FL The firm completed the design of a large roadway and drainage project serving approximately 23 acres of industrial land use and 49 acres of residential land use in Boynton Beach. The project was originally conceived by City staff to provide an outfall for the stormwater runoff that accumulates along Industrial Avenue and along Southwest 6th Street in Lake Boynton Estates. Kimley -Horn worked closely with City staff to modify their conceptual plan. The modification included substantial use of roadside swales along Industrial Avenue to capture and contain stormwater runoff before discharging through stormwater inlets into large exfiltration trenches. The drainage was then routed into two detention ponds for additional storage and treatment prior to discharging into an existing FDOT ditch. Kimley- Horn also designed an extensive roadside swale system throughout Lake Boynton Estates to maximize the capture and percolation of stormwater runoff from this residential area. Additional stormwater inlets were included to capture and convey overflow from the residential swale system into the second detention pond. Kimley -Horn also designed improvements to the FDOT ditch that conveys treated stormwater from the second detention pond to the Lake Worth Drainage District's E -4 canal. Streetscape and Drainage Improvements for Boynton Beach CRA, Boynton Beach, FL Kimley -Horn are currently serving the City of Boynton Beach CRA for a boardwalk/streetscape project along the Intracoastal Waterway involving the extension of Boynton Beach Boulevard. This is a part of a redevelopment effort by the Community Redevelopment Agency to improve the city's waterfront. The project consists of two specific elements: the extension of Boynton Beach Boulevard from US 1 to the Intracoastal Waterway and the construction of a boardwalk along the Intracoastal Waterway from Boynton Beach Boulevard north for approximately 4,000 feet. Unique aspects of the project include extensive environmental permitting, utility coordination for future development, and traffic calming measures. Included in the scope of work was the design of the roadway, utilities including water, sewer, drainage, and electric, the layout and design of a 500 -foot promenadelboardwalk, and 1,300 feet of Riverwalk along the Intracoastal. The project is now completed and open to the public. Hypoluxo Road East of Lyons Road to Hagen Ranch Road, Lake Worth, FL Kimley -Horn designed the improvements for three miles of Hypoluxo Road from just east of SR 7 to Hagen Ranch Road. This included widening from two to four lanes as well as a new four -lane segment with a new bridge over the Florida Turnpike. We coordinated closely and permitted the bridge crossing from the Turnpike as well as Lake Worth Drainage District (LWDD) due to the bridge crossing over two of their canals. We performed stormwater management analyses for many of the existing developments along the corridor which received runoff from the project. We also designed two mast arm signals. Rw t4o7u OY261102t.td-0 Sunny Isles deaa: Cac;ra�+ic ru�smxl5ervices.vttla Hypijlo Road °° . -..:._ 4A WIF 4. Streetscape and Drainage Improvements for Boynton Beach CRA, Boynton Beach, FL Kimley -Horn are currently serving the City of Boynton Beach CRA for a boardwalk/streetscape project along the Intracoastal Waterway involving the extension of Boynton Beach Boulevard. This is a part of a redevelopment effort by the Community Redevelopment Agency to improve the city's waterfront. The project consists of two specific elements: the extension of Boynton Beach Boulevard from US 1 to the Intracoastal Waterway and the construction of a boardwalk along the Intracoastal Waterway from Boynton Beach Boulevard north for approximately 4,000 feet. Unique aspects of the project include extensive environmental permitting, utility coordination for future development, and traffic calming measures. Included in the scope of work was the design of the roadway, utilities including water, sewer, drainage, and electric, the layout and design of a 500 -foot promenadelboardwalk, and 1,300 feet of Riverwalk along the Intracoastal. The project is now completed and open to the public. Hypoluxo Road East of Lyons Road to Hagen Ranch Road, Lake Worth, FL Kimley -Horn designed the improvements for three miles of Hypoluxo Road from just east of SR 7 to Hagen Ranch Road. This included widening from two to four lanes as well as a new four -lane segment with a new bridge over the Florida Turnpike. We coordinated closely and permitted the bridge crossing from the Turnpike as well as Lake Worth Drainage District (LWDD) due to the bridge crossing over two of their canals. We performed stormwater management analyses for many of the existing developments along the corridor which received runoff from the project. We also designed two mast arm signals. Rw t4o7u OY261102t.td-0 Sunny Isles deaa: Cac;ra�+ic ru�smxl5ervices.vttla Hypijlo Road °° �� .r: •. �.i�s i} Jei�t i.:A�e��n.e�mi Kimley >> )Horn C Architectural, Landscape Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) RFO No. 14 -07 -02 ® Continuing Services Agreement for Planning, Utilities, Engineering, and Roadways, North Bay Village, FL ® Kimley -Horn provides general engineering services for the City of North Bay Village on an ongoing basis. Services have included ® water and wastewater studies, planning, design, permitting, and construction phase services. Specific projects included: Force Main Route Evaluation Report. We developed a force main route evaluation report for the City's force main system. The City's existing sub - aqueous 12 -inch force main system was old and deteriorating and required replacement. The proposed 16 -inch force main from the City's main pump station was evaluated to determine the most beneficial route either to the east with a connection point located in the City of Miami Beach or to the west with a connection point in Miami -Dade County. The proposed force main route included both open -cut and horizontal direction drill segments for either approach. The evaluation process included coordination with stakeholders and permitting agencies that had jurisdiction and/or influence over the project to identify requirements, concerns and obtain feedback pertaining to issues that qu affect the permitting, design, construction, schedule, and cost of the proposed project. The final force main route evaluation report addressed stakeholders' issues, permit feasibility, project timeframes, preliminary opinions of probable cost, and a recommendation to proceed with the preferred route. The report also included proposed connection points, overall pipe lengths, construction methods, pipe material, and known or potential issues and constraints for each route including environmental issues. Force Main Rehabilitation Design Criteria Package. Based on an approved force main route evaluation report, we developed a Design Criteria Package (DCP) for the City's force main rehabilitation program. The DCP was used to select a Design -Build Team for construction of the City's new force main system. The DCP was developed for selection of a Design - Build Team based on qualifications, experience, project approach, and price. The DCP also included detailed design efforts necessary to obtain environmental permits through the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) and the Army Corp of Engineers (ACOE) to investigate and address environmental impacts for three water crossing. The three water crossings required the use of horizontal directional drilling construction methods including an Intracoastal Waterway crossing. The DCP included schematic design drawings for the remaining open -cut force main route, hydraulic modeling of the Main Wastewater — - -- - — Pump Station and force main system, design plans for environmental permitting, design criteria for I construction of the project, documents to address PIQ„ -07� oY2Gt021.14d Srry 15e5 9exr: GOr.'s..+g?rdesmal $enxes.n00 land ownership issues, design build contracts or "front end" documents, and associated opinions of probable construction costs. The DCP included field survey, environmental survey, geotechnical analysis, extensive utility data collection, stakeholder coordination, and governmental coordination including a wastewater agreement with the Miami -Dade Water and Sewer Department (WASD). The DCP was submitted to the State and approved for both American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) funding and State Revolving Loan (SRL) dollars. Kimley> »Horn E Architectural, Landscape Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) RFO No. 14 -07 -02 Force Main Rehabilitation Design -Build Project, Construction Administration. Based on development and approval of a Design Criteria Package (DCP), advertisement of that package, and selection of a Design -Build Team (DBT), served as project manager and engineer to provide construction administration services for the City's 4.5 million dollar force main rehabilitation program. The project included plan and permit package review during the design development phases, as well as construction administration tasks, such as shop drawing review, pay application review, contract _ clarification, onsite observations, and 3 __ contract close -out. The project included extensive coordination with impacted stakeholders and permitting agencies such as Department of Environmental Protection, Department of Environmental Resource Management, Miami -Dade Park and Recreation, Miami -Dade Water and Sewer Department, City of Miami, Florida Department of Transportation, and Miami -Dade School Board. The project also included assisting the City in collecting 3.5 million dollars in grant and loan funding through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) and State Revolving Loan (SRL) programs. Main Wastewater Pump Station Rehabilitation Project. We developed construction documents for the rehabilitation of the City's main wastewater pump station. The project included analyzing the existing pumping and i © ®ry control equipment to evaluate present operating parameters and to develop a rehabilitation approach to increase system efficiency, reduce system maintenance, and provide a reliable, redundant pump station to better serve the City. Existing - - shaft driven wastewater pumps were converted to submersible pumps for use in a dry pit area and the complete control system was upgraded. The preliminary - - design phase focused on pump performance, pump mechanical integrity, control system operation, and modeling system pressures. The control system was evaluated in terms of present operational problems, redundancy, electrical code compliance, and feasibility/cost analysis for a Citywide SCADA system. The final design phase included the development of construction plans and technical specifications to detail pump station equipment rehabilitation, control modifications, installation of Variable Frequency Drives, Motor Control Center (MCC), upgrade to the electrical service, Citywide SCADA system, and plans to demolish the existing equipment. The design approach required construction coordination and planning to keep the existing station in service during the rehabilitation and service upgrade process. The scope of work also included preparation and submittal of documents and design data for permit applications, opinions of probable construction cost, bidding services, and construction phase services that include attendance at project meetings to assess the project schedule and contractor progress, review of shop drawings for conformance with the contract documents, contract administration such as review of applications for payment, interpretations and clarifications of the contract documents, onsite observations to observe contractor performance, project close -out to confirm the contractor had fulfilled all contract obligations, and review of project record drawings. Utility Relocations on 79th Street Causeway Eastern Bridge. Based on a bridge rehabilitation project performed by the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT), we developed construction documents to relocate an existing 10 -inch water main and an existing 8 -inch force main on a 79th Street Causeway. The City's existing utilities conflicted with the proposed FDOT rehabilitation process. The plans and construction approach were developed to minimize down time of both utilizes. The relocation process included the design of alternate mounting brackets for higher utility elevations and modifications to each connection point. The scope of services included the development of the construction plans, technical specifications, contract RFO 14V) OYM21A4,05u=q Isles Be Cor urm Pmess l Sernces." Kimley» )Horn f` Architectural, Landscape Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) RFO No. 14 -07 -02 documents, utility coordination, permitting, opinions of probable construction cost, bidding assistance and construction phase services that include attendance at project meetings to assess the project schedule and contractor progress, review of shop drawings for conformance with the contract documents, contract administration such as review of applications for payment, interpretations and clarifications of the contract documents, onsite observations to observe contractor performance, project close -out to confirm the contractor had fulfilled all contract obligations, and review of project record drawings. The project required close coordination with the FDOT during design and was completed successfully on a compressed schedule as to not impact the FOOT bridge rehabilitation program. General Civil Engineering Consultant, Bay Harbor Islands, FL Kimley -Horn provides general civil engineering consulting services for the Town of Bay Harbor Islands on an ongoing basis. Services have included a force main study, a water quality parameters study, groundwater monitoring for underground fuel tank contamination, pump station, and utility improvements. Specific projects included: Master Wastewater Pump Station Rehabilitation. Prepared construction documents and associated permits for the rehabilitation of the Town's master wastewater pump station. The design included working closely with Town staff to understand the existing operating parameters of the station and then implement the proposed capacity to address Town growth. Kimley -Horn was able to use the Wastewater Flow Capacity Study and the Force Main Report prepared for the Town during the analysis of the pump station improvements. Our understanding of the Town's wastewater system allowed us to quickly and efficiently design the pump station improvements. Coordination was also required with the City of Miami Beach so that the Town's wastewater would efficiently pump into the City's system. This project included extensive electrical design to improve pump operation and reduce operating and maintenance costs. New electrical equipment was designed and installed to bring the Town's Master Wastewater Pump Station into compliance with state and local codes. ® A critical aspect of the design and construction phase was associated with transferring from the old electrical equipment to ® the new. Careful planning was required so that the station could be off line for the conversions while not impacting the Town wastewater service. Contingency plans were in place to account for potential construction delays. The installation and timing ® was very successful with no impacts to the Town. Design, bidding, and construction phase services were provide by Kimley -Horn. The project was successfully completed on time and under budget. The pump station has been operating very effectively, operation and maintenance costs have been reduced, and the station has additional capacity for future Town growth. Force Main Replacement Program. Project design included installation of a C -900 PVC force main, ultrasonic flow meter, connection to master wastewater pump station, and the installation of a check valve in close proximity to the receiving force main system located in Miami Beach. This project was required because of the age and condition of the existing force main and previous force main failures. FiC 1e -0i C'+ OY?50021.1 - -05 :y ls�3eac. Gxsc+ -S Prttessaw15mies.iWE Kimley »)Horn lip A Architectural, Landscape Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) Government Cut Force Main Phase 1, Miami -Dade Water and Sewer Department, Miami, FL This project consisted of a route study and evaluation for a force main to convey wastewater from the City of Miami Beach (an island) to the Virginia Key WWTP (on an island). This required an underwater route. Kimley -Horn developed a list of 12 alternative routes, and narrowed the list down to 3 viable alternatives. One route required use of the Port of Miami as a landing point, another route required using Fischer Island as a landing point, and the last route was a completely underwater route. Each route presented challenges, including disruption of Port activities, disruption of extremely wealthy neighborhoods and the acquisition of necessary easements, and the use of numerous caissons in the Biscayne Bay. A matrix of alternatives was developed using 18 weighted factors under consideration. Ultimately, a route was selected which required approximately 2 miles of 32 -inch diameter directionally - drilled force main. Geotechnical considerations were extremely important, and extensive soil borings 200 -feet deep were required. MWA -DADE WATER AND SEWER DEPARTMENT NSTALLATION OF 36 NCH FORCE MAN - PARALLB-NO 55CA1TE BLVD. (FROM )E 59 STREET TO M -DWASD PLWP STAT" NO. 423) ER: 4747 coNrRACT No. S -764 f _ Biscayne Boulevard Parallel 36 -Inch Force Main, Miami -Dade Water and Sewer Department, Miami, FL The project consists of installing approximately 20,000 linear feet of 36 -inch ductile iron pipe and fittings for a force main in Miami -Dade County, Florida. This force main will serve as redundant line to the existing 30 -inch and 20 -inch force mains running along West Dixie Highway. Kimley- Horn's design provides for a redundant connection between Pump Station 423 (Discharge Point) continuing south to a point of connection with an existing 72 -inch PCCP force main (located approximately at the intersection between NE 19th Place and NE 159thStreet). We are also designing a subaqueous canal crossing across Snake Creek Canal as part of this project. The line work under Snake Creek Canal will consist of a horizontal directional drill under the canal to avoid impacts to Waters of the State. Since this proposed approach will result in no impacts to wetland resources or Waters of the State, no mitigation will be required for project approval and implementation. Collins Avenue Water and Sanitary Sewer Improvements, Miami Beach, FL The City of Miami Beach selected our firm to provide fast -track design, permitting, and construction administration for water main and sanitary sewer improvements associated with new high -rise developments along Collins Avenue. We met a tight project schedule and coordinated closely with a hotel developer to ensure that utility service connections to the Lowe's Convention Center Hotel were placed in time for the hotel opening. We also worked with Florida Power and Light (FP &L) throughout the project to resolve the conflict of proposed water lines with existing FP &L duct banks. Our coordination with area stakeholders minimized impacts to the public. In fact, most of the construction along Collins Avenue occurred at night to avoid closing the road during the day. Before we completed the project, we provided additional restoration to sidewalks and curb and gutters adjacent to the project site. This additional restoration assured the City of a consistent appearance along Collins Avenue. 48 -inch Force Main along Sunny Isles Boulevard. Miami -Dade Water and Sewer Department, Miami, FL Kimley -Horn is responsible for the design of a 48 -inch Force Main along Sunny Isles Boulevard. The project consists of installing approximately 7,700 linear feet of a 48 -inch D.I. (I.D.) and 5,200 linear feet of twin 48 -inch H.D.P.E. (O.D.) force mains. The new force main will connect to an existing 48 -inch force main just west of the Intracostal Waterway, and convey raw sewage from Pump Stations 301 and 426 west along Sunny Isles Blvd (SR 826) to approximately 1,000 linear feet west of the Oleta River. At that point, it will manifold with an existing 48 -inch force main and continue south approximately 3,000 linear feet across the Oleta River State Recreation Area to the MDWASD North District Wastewater Treatment Plant, where it will connect to the chloride side of the plant. The project will require an aerial crossing of the Oleta River, and coordination with FDEP for proposed impacts to State Wetlands. a O14o7o oYF., !14 -0 S =.Y 1s 6eac, Ca4n PNessional seMms.iro] Kimley)>>Horn Architectural, Landscape Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) Water Main Route Evaluation Report, West Palm Beach. FL , As a result of the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) relocating the Flagler �? Memorial Bridge, the City of West Palm Beach was required to relocate an existing H y subaqueous 24 -inch water main that conflicted with the new bridge location. To implement # rc the most beneficial relocation route for the City, we developed a water main route® evaluation report. The project included evaluating four alternative water main alignments = to cross the Intracoastal Waterway from the City of West Palm Beach to the Town of Palm Beach. The report discussed community impacts, constructability, permit feasibility, and i a recommendation to proceed with a preferred water main route. Extensive coordination: was required with project stakeholders such as the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP), Army Corp of Engineers (ACOE), Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT), Palm Beach County Health Department (PBCHD), City of West Palm Beach, and 3 the Town of Palm Beach to identify requirements, concerns and obtain feedback pertaining to issues that affect the permitting, design, construction, schedule, and cost of the r ._ proposed project. A primary focus of the project was to develop a design and construction schedule that will comply with FDOT's schedule to begin construction of the new Flagler =* Memorial Bridge in 2010. The City's existing water main must be relocated before the start of bridge construction. The proposed water main routes included both upland open -cut and - subaqueous horizontal direction drill segments for all of the approaches. The final water main route evaluation report summarized stakeholder issues, permit feasibility, project timeframes, preliminary opinions of probable cost, and included a recommendation to proceed with the preferred route. The report also included proposed connection points, overall pipe lengths, construction methods, pipe material, and known or potential issues and constraints for each route. Based on an approved water main route evaluation report, the project has moved into the design phase. Force Main System Study, Palm Beach, FL Kimley -Horn is currently developing a system wide force main model for the Town to evaluate the improvements necessary to determine the appropriate force main sizes and station upgrades necessary to abandon the practice of pumping wastewater through the City of Lake Worth force main system. This analysis includes additional flows from Manalapan and South Palm Beach and will ultimately lay the ground work for the system improvements required to allow flows to travel to the East Central Regional Water Reclamation Facility through only the force main shared by the Town and the City of West Palm Beach. WaterGEMS is being used to model the system and provides the Town the added benefit of being able to import the model graphics into the Town's existing GIS database. F 144;-0 OY26W21.144D SMly Isla Brain Ca uM Prtlessaul ServicesvNo Sanitary In -Line Booster Pumping Station, Palm Beach, FL Kimley -Horn recently completed engineering and design services for the Town of Palm Beach to develop a sanitary in -line booster pumping station at an existing re -pump facility owned by the City of West Palm Beach. Kimley -Horn and the Town had worked together years earlier to develop the concept of constructing this type of station to eliminate the existing re- pump facility that has been plagued by maintenance problems, odor control issues, and deterioration due to age. The new station will allow the Town to abandon the existing station and allow the City of West Palm Beach to convert the re -pump station into a storage facility. The proposed in -line booster station will handle approximately 5 MGD and boost pressures to pump the Town's wastewater west to the Regional Wastewater Treatment Facility. Kimley> »Horn M Architectural, Landscape Architectural, W ngineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) RFO No. 14 -07 -02 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 e 0 0 0 0 e 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Reclaimed Water Distribution System Hydraulic Analysis, Martin County, FL We performed a hydraulic analysis of the Martin County Reclaimed Water Transmission and Distribution system. The analysis was performed by generating a computer model using Cybernet, a program for the design and analysis of pressure flow pipe distribution and collection systems. Creating the computer model included collecting information on the existing system such as pipe layout and sizes, location and normal position of system valves, system ouffalls to reuse water receiving lakes, and effluent pump curves. We evaluated the capacities of over 14 miles of transmission and distribution mains, effluent pumps of two interconnected treatment plants, three existing reuse water users, and the potential for three future users. We evaluated two scenarios. The first simulated two WWTPs interconnected by a common IQ transmission main. This was done to determine the pumping potential of the plant farthest out in the system. The second scenario simulated one plant pumping IQ effluent to the other plant and the flows being combined and then repumped. The purpose of the model was to determine the hydraulic capacity of the six -mile transmission main, pumping capacity of each plant based on the existing pump curves, the possibility of interconnecting the two plants, and various operating conditions at the IQ users. Consolidated Sanitary Sewer and Reclaimed Water Systems Hydraulic Analysis, Martin County, FL We conducted a hydraulic analysis of the Martin County Consolidated North and South Sewer Force Main System and reclaimed water distribution system. The analysis was performed by generating a computer model using Cybernet, a program for the design and analysis of pressure flow pipe distribution and collection systems. We analyzed the consolidated systems (north and south) for both existing and future conditions. Creating the computer model included collecting information on the existing system including pipe layout and sizes, location and normal position of system valves, lift station wet well capacities, lift station pump curves, and reclaimed water transfer pumps. We evaluated the capacities of 115 lift stations based on pump curves and piping configuration. We also evaluated average pump run times based on the county's telemetry system. We performed field tests to correlate the computer model to actual operating conditions. We then calibrated the model according to the field test results. The purpose of the model was two -fold. The first was to determine an equalization of flows in the South system to two different wastewater treatment plants. The ability to convey additional flows to the Tropical Farms Wastewater Treatment Plant helped remove the limitations placed on plant capacity. Force main and lift station improvements were recommended to allow additional flow to the Tropical Farms Wastewater Treatment Plant. The second purpose was to use the model as a tool in establishing capital budgets for improvements to the north and south systems. These improvements included items for more efficient system operation as well as planning for future growth and demands. Future conditions were determined based on projected population growth and land uses over the next 20 years. RFG,a -0,� OY26=1.14-0 Smny Isles Bear.Ca uiv RNessinsl Senars.tr Kimley )))Horn 0 0 0 0 0 0 s • • Architectural, Landscape Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) RFO No. 14 -07 -02 Traffic Engineering Projects Collins Avenue Driveway Connection Design, Sunny Isles Beach, FL Kimley -Horn assisted in securing the conceptual driveway access permits from FDOT and Miami -Dade County for a proposed driveway connection to the RK Village Plaza. Upon receiving these approvals, Kimley -Horn then prepared conceptual plans for the driveway cut, including location, utility relocation, and coordination with affected utilities. Permitting of the driveway connection through all applicable permitting agencies is also being handled by Kimley -Horn. Signal Warrant Analysis and FDOT Permitting Assistance for Signal at 182nd Street and Collins Avenue, Sunny Isles Beach, FL Kimley -Horn performed a signal warrant analysis at the intersection of 182nd Street and Collins Avenue in Sunny Isles Beach. This proposed signal will serve the shopping center that will be served by the proposed new driveway that is the subject of this RFO. We prepared a preliminary signal design and met with FOOT to discuss the need for this signal. Traffic Circulation Analysis at Heritage Park, Sunny Isles Beach, FL Kimley -Horn prepared a detailed analysis of traffic circulation conditions surrounding the new Heritage Park. Of particular concern to the City and its residents was queuing on Collins Avenue, traffic operations on Gallahad Dade Boulevard, and the valet circulation patterns of the nearby Ramada Resort on Collins Avenue. Kimley -Horn was able to provide an analysis that convinced nearby property owners that the traffic circulation in the area would not be negatively affected. Identification of Vehicular and Pedestrian Issues for the Proposed Sunny Isles Aquatic Center. Sunny Isles Beach, FL Kimley -Horn prepared a study that analyzed access, circulation, and pedestrian safety issues at the proposed Sunny Isles Aquatic Center. Improvements to Congested Intersections, Miami -Dade County, FL Kimley -Horn was retained by the Miami -Dade County Public Works Department (PWD) to perform traffic analyses and roadway design services for many of the locations identified by local leaders as the top 25 congested intersections in the County. Kimley- Horn studied intersections to identify the underlying cause of congestion, and then evaluated the benefits of recommended improvements and identified additional improvements (if necessary) to improve traffic flow. Our traffic engineering and roadway design staff pooled resources to help the PWD adhere to a rigorous schedule. We developed a study template that could be utilized for greater efficiency. Recommended traffic improvements focused on short -term, but high- benefit improvements such as median closures, turn lane improvements, and lane configuration enhancements. Congested intersections that were evaluated by the Kimley -Horn team included: Sunny Isles Causeway at NE 26th, 28th, and 29th Avenues (North Miami Beach) NW 167th Street at NW 2nd Avenue (North Miami Beach) • William Lehman Causeway at Biscayne Boulevard (Aventura) RFQ„ -07� oyffi 1.14U sung � seam Carcnvsq P. t.ioa S� Kimley »)Horn 2 -23 e Architectural, Landscape Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) • SR A 1 (Collins Avenue) Pedestrian Corridor Study from 32nd Street B to 38th Street, Miami Beach, FL The SR At (Collins Avenue) Pedestrian Corridor Study was commissioned by FDOT ® evaluate the need for a pedestrian signal crossing of SR At between 32nd Street an( ® Street in Miami Beach. The area along SR At between these two pedestrian crossim, ® experiences a high level of pedestrian activity due to a variety of factors, including the proximity of several hotels and apartment buildings, the beach adjacent to SR Al A, a I ® convenient parking, and a high density of transit service. ® Within the study area, Collins Avenue is part of a one -way pair providing northbound tr ® flow in three lanes for SR AtA. Sidewalks exist along both sides of Collins Avenue. Sic are also provided along most side streets that cross SR Al A between Collins Avenue Indian Creek Drive, which provides southbound traffic flow in the area. e SR AlA/Collins Avenue Resurfacing (Phase I), Miami Beach, FL Kimley -Horn provided design services for SR A1A/Collins Avenue from 26th Street to Indian Creek Drive in Miami Beach for FDOT District Six. Based on our team's S detailed investigation of the corridor and deficiencies discovered, we presented ® District Six with a scope study report which included three improvement options: ® minimal, mid - range, and complete reconstruction of the corridor. The resurfacing, rehabilitation, and restoration (3R) design services provided to FDOT included ® roadway, signing and pavement marking, maintenance of traffic, drainage, and ® signalization plans. Project issues include milling and resurfacing, pedestrian/ADA compliance, parking, bike lanes, landscaping, and coordination with local agencies. ® The project included approval of design exceptions and variations, pavement design, and typical section package. e s g s s s North Shore Area Roadway Improvements, Miami Beach, FL Kimley -Horn provided streetscape design, urban design, landscape architecture, roadway engineering, and transportation- related services for the design of approximately three miles of urban streetscape improvements in the North Shore area of Miami Beach. The area is currently undergoing a major resurgence both commercially and residentially. Initiated in 1989, this project has developed into a S16.5- million program of improvements, with an emphasis on enhancement of the downtown area and the pedestrian activity areas. One of the key components of this project was solving traffic congestion along a major arterial route, Collins Avenue, by upgrading the two -lane roadway to three lanes. Kimley -Horn was successful in obtaining more than S8 million in county and state funding, in addition to a S1.6- million ISTEA grant through the Metropolitan Planning Organization for development of a 1.5 -mile bicycle /pedestrian corridor along the oceanfront. Implementation Plan for the Northeast Corridor Traffic Flow Study, Miami -Dade County, FL Kimley -Horn assisted the Metropolitan Planning Organization with developing an implementation plan that provides the framework for programming of transportation improvements in the northeast section of Miami -Dade County. The plan included defining projects to the level required to determine costs, subsequently determining potential funding sources, and finally laying out a blueprint toward implementation. The roadway grid lacks continuity, with few roadways traversing the entire study area. The majority of north -south traffic is concentrated in three corridors: 1 -95, Biscayne Boulevard, and Collins Avenue. Five major east -west corridors serve as connections between 1 -95 and Biscayne Boulevard: Ives Dairy Road, Miami Gardens Drive, 167/163rd Street, 135th Street, and 125th Street. As travel demand grows in the study area, these corridors are expected to become increasingly congested; therefore prompting the prior effort to develop a series of transportation infrastructure improvements and policies to RFa,. -0,� OY2600;A41 Sorry 1s 3aaU, Caen^9 P.oessioM Semim," Kimley>Morn 0 s • • 0 B Architectural, Landscape Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) enhance mobility. The result of this study is a program of transportation improvements to address traffic congestion and, to some extent, provide alternatives to the single occupant automobile as a method of transportation. The improvements should be adopted into the appropriate plans and programs of the specified agencies. Dixie Highway /Olive Avenue Street Master Planning, West Palm Beach, FL This award - winning project involved developing a master plan for the downtown street system in West Palm Beach. FDOT allocated funds to resurface the City's streets and contracted with design consultants to do the work. Kimley -Horn acted as the City's program manager, assisting them in formulating a wish list of design elements that would help to implement their long -term community vision for the downtown area. This list included such things as wider sidewalks to encourage pedestrian activity, on- street parking, traffic calming features, and landscape enhancements. The project also involved the redesignation V US 1 to bypass downtown, and the transfer of downtown streets from FDOT control to City control. Kimley -Horn coordinated all utility relocation and upgrades to take advantage of the street reconstruction. Partnering with FDOT was critical to this project to ensure that minimum design criteria were met and that the City's goals and objectives were also upheld. We also assisted the City with identifying multiple funding sources for the improvements. The improvements have now been constructed. In February, 2005 a group of nationally- recognized representatives from the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) visited this project. Focusing on intersection safety techniques, they noted the use of raised intersections, brick patterns, and narrowing of streets throughout the project. All of these techniques help create a more °city like" feel to the two state corridors. O Worth Avenue Restoration, Palm Beach, FL ® Kimley -Horn served as site civil and traffic engineer for this exciting project that was brought to life by a group of property owners along Worth Avenue who wanted to revitalize the area ® and bring it back to its former glory. The project included • 0 • Construction of a new roadway section • Replacement and modification of various underground utilities • Replacement of sidewalks with decorative tabby concrete • Landscaping and architectural elements throughout the corridor Traffic Signal System Design, Palm Beach County, FL This project involved the completion of design for the installation of 101 traffic signals in the first phase of Palm Beach County's computerized signal system. The project included the development of plans and specifications for all hardware and software, and a complete communications system, including projection TV display and remote traffic sensors. The project team also designed special lighting, air conditioning, and fire protection features for the system's control center. OYx 114.0 S=y lslxsB CY,,,; P,m'esmrJ SeMC xs Kimley »)Horn s A Landscape Architecture Projects Federal Highway (US 1) Interim and Final Enhancements, Delray Beach, FL After the completion of 1 -95 and Florida's Turnpike in the late 1980s, there was a greatly diminished need for six north -south travel lanes on US 1 through Delray Beach. This wide corridor traversing through the Downtown area encouraged high speeds, and last- minute lane changes near Atlantic Avenue resulted in a high rate of crashes. In 1998 the Florida Department of Transportation concluded that the corridor could operate at an acceptable level of service if the road was reduced to two lanes in each direction, and the project was included in the area's Long Range Transportation Plan. In 2002 the City included the project in the Downtown Master Plan, citing the need to reduce speeds and accidents as well as add beautification. Architectural, Landscape Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) However, US 1 between George Bush Boulevard and SE 10th Street had been six lanes for a long time. Some were concerned that fewer lanes would result in increased traffic in the Downtown area. Computer modeling and extensive research by Kimley -Horn staff, however, suggested otherwise. Still, an interim test period was warranted. In 2008, temporary signalization and traffic control barriers were installed to study the real -world effects of fewer and narrower lanes and new signal timing plans on peak- and off - season traffic, driver operating speeds, and accident rates. The changes were in place for a year in order to allow sufficient time to gather seasonal and off -peak data. The results were better than expected. Traffic levels did not increase, and average driver operating speeds and accident rates were reduced. In 2010, the CRA asked Kimley -Horn to go forward with designs for permanent improvements. By reducing north- and southbound US 1 (NE 6th Ave. and NE 5th Ave.) to two lanes each way and providing parking on the east and west sides of both avenues, City residents and visitors will soon enjoy the benefits of on- street, buffered parking: slower speeds and a safer, more pedestrian- friendly environment; landscaping beautification and decorative, environmentally sensitive street lighting; bicycle lanes; and a new sense of continuity with the Downtown area. What residents and visitor will ultimately see is a natural progression and expansion of the village feel and tree -lined streets Delray Beach residents and visitors have enjoyed in the Downtown area —a place where people can safely enjoy an evening stroll, where on- street parking improves access to homes, shops, and restaurants, and where beautiful landscaping promotes a sense of community pride. RFO 14 -07 -02 oyN 1.1.-0 S:my Isles Beare CM Lrjlg Prdessarzl SifV1S5. M� Martin Luther King Jr. (MLK) Drive Beautification, Delray Beach, FL Kimley -Horn is providing landscape architectural master planning services for the design of landscape, lighting, and hardscape enhancements to the entire length of MLK Drive in Delray Beach. This 1.5 -mile corridor will also commemorate Martin Luther King, Jr. through design elements placed in the sidewalks or other special features placed in the ROW. The design concept includes addition and relocation of sidewalks with end ramps; decorative lighting; bump out islands with flowering trees, palms, and other landscaping; mature live oaks planted on residential properties; and artwork on existing utility poles. Master planning challenges include developing creative approaches to address existing overhead utilities along the corridor, as well as prioritization and phasing of improvements with respect to budget challenges. Similar to other community enhancement master plans, public involvement is a key element in the success of this project. We will coordinate closely with committees of community representatives to identify community assets and to solicit their ideas and preferences for incorporation into the master plan. Kimley >Morn I 4 RFO 14 -07 -02 oyN 1.1.-0 S:my Isles Beare CM Lrjlg Prdessarzl SifV1S5. M� Martin Luther King Jr. (MLK) Drive Beautification, Delray Beach, FL Kimley -Horn is providing landscape architectural master planning services for the design of landscape, lighting, and hardscape enhancements to the entire length of MLK Drive in Delray Beach. This 1.5 -mile corridor will also commemorate Martin Luther King, Jr. through design elements placed in the sidewalks or other special features placed in the ROW. The design concept includes addition and relocation of sidewalks with end ramps; decorative lighting; bump out islands with flowering trees, palms, and other landscaping; mature live oaks planted on residential properties; and artwork on existing utility poles. Master planning challenges include developing creative approaches to address existing overhead utilities along the corridor, as well as prioritization and phasing of improvements with respect to budget challenges. Similar to other community enhancement master plans, public involvement is a key element in the success of this project. We will coordinate closely with committees of community representatives to identify community assets and to solicit their ideas and preferences for incorporation into the master plan. Kimley >Morn M A g 0 10 Architectural, Landscape Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) A 1 CorridorAnlet Village Concept Master Plan, Jupiter, FL Kimley -Horn recently worked with the Town of Jupiter CRA to develop concept designs for a bike /pedestrian/ roadway corridor through the Inlet Village district in the Town of Jupiter. This master plan will help to guide the development of sidewalks, bike paths, streetscaping, utility design, and stormwater design through the Village. A main focus of the plan was to create a pedestrian and bicycle friendly corridor that meets both technical roadway design criteria and retains the character of the Inlet Village. As a part of the planning effort, Kimley -Horn prepared site plans, vignettes, renderings, and improvement alternatives. These concepts were developed by meeting with Town staff, holding public meetings with resident stakeholders, and consulting with several permitting agencies to determine implementability of the plan. Kimley -Horn also developed an opinion of probable construction cost for the project. The plan was ultimately presented to the CRA board and is now moving into subsequent planning and design stages. Miller Park, Delray Beach, FL Kimley -Horn developed the master plan and provided detailed design and construction phase services for the renovation of this existing 24 -acre park in Delray Beach. Miller Park is the City's primary baseball complex and is home to year -round baseball schools. This 55.5- million renovation includes the construction of three new buildings, four lighted baseball fields, batting cages, public parking, and the City's first Miracle League baseball facility. Portions of the park facility lay over an old landfill, which created challenging foundation and grading requirements. The park is vital to the City youth baseball program and, as such, extensive coordination was performed to ensure that user needs were addressed. RM 14 -0VW Oy26 ;.14-0Stymy Isles 5czv. WrJUrng Pm'ettioral5emces irba Sugar Sand Park Design and Improvements, Boca Raton, FL Kimley -Horn has been providing design services for Sugar Sand Park since 2002. The entire 132 -acre park consists of passive and active recreation facilities, including a community center with a theatre and science center, field house, baseball/ softball fields, in -line hockey rink, science playground, and picnic pavilions. Kimley -Horn assisted the Greater Boca Raton Beach and Park District with the site planning, civil design, landscape design, environmental permitting, and installation of a historic carousel as part of the overall development of Phase 4 of the park. When it opened in November 2005, the carousel had 40,000 riders its first month of operation. Our ongoing services for Sugar Sand Park include the design of numerous pavilion facilities, restrooms, and an interactive fountain, as well as modifications to their entryway for the development of the final phase of the park. Kimley> »Horn • 0 e Architectural, Landscape Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) FIFO No. 14 -07 -02 Wilson Community Center, Pool, and Park Complex, Boynton Beach, FL The City of Boynton Beach selected the Kimley -Horn team to re- evaluate their existing master plan in preparation for the expansion of the Wilson Park Complex and to prepare construction documents for this 5.3 -acre facility in the heart of Boynton Beach, just south of the C -16 canal. The complex includes a renovated pool and pool support building, a new two -story, 14,000- square -foot community center, a tot lot surrounded by a walking path with three small polygon pavilions, picnic tables, water fountains, two basketball courts, an open multipurpose play field, and a relocated retention pond. Kimley- Horn's first task was to reconfigure the park's master plan based on pending land acquisitions to determine the best way to use the available space to meet the City's facility needs. The master plan phase services included value engineering the options to upgrade and re -use the existing pool facilities. The property for the park abuts a future greenway along the C -16 canal. Provisions were therefore made to provide pedestrian connectivity between the two open spaces. Upon completion of the master plan, the Kimley -Horn design team and the City worked in conjunction to prepare the final construction plans for the project. The ® Kimley -Horn staff was directly responsible for site parking, drainage, grading, ® utilities, traffic signage, landscaping, irrigation, permitting, and public involvement. Permitting and project plan approvals were coordinated with multiple city departments and other agencies, including the Boynton Beach CRA, the school board of Palm Beach County, and the South Florida Water Management District. A • e ID ID It 0 Go Go This project was let for construction in November of 2006 and Kimley -Horn also provided ongoing services throughout the construction phase, including shop drawing reviews, field inspections, change order and pay application reviews. The Center celebrated its grand opening on February 9, 2008. Boynton Beach Boulevard Extension and Promenade, Boynton Beach, FL Kimley -Horn served the City of Boynton Beach CRA on a boardwalk/streetscape project along the Intracoastal Waterway involving the extension of Boynton Beach Boulevard. This project was part of a redevelopment effort by the CRA to improve the City's waterfront. The project consisted of two specific elements: the extension of Boynton Beach Boulevard from US 1 to the Intracoastal Waterway, and the construction of a boardwalk along the Intracoastal Waterway from Boynton Beach Boulevard north for approximately 4,000 feet. This project acts as the link between the private sector and public sector redevelopment activity that has already commenced in this area. This project was the winner of the Roy F. Kenzie Award — Best Capital Project /Beautification Award from the Florida Redevelopment Association. RM 1447-02 oY2540 M-t Scary Isles B . C _,.g PN.&i seMe Kimley> »Horn ID ID IND ID ID ID ID 6) ID 6) ID ID ID Architectural, Landscape Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) RFO No. 14 -07 -02 Seacrest Boulevard Streetscape, Boynton Beach, FL Kimley -Horn provided the initial planning and design services for Seacrest Boulevard between Boynton Beach Boulevard and Martin Luther King Boulevard. This section of Seacrest Boulevard is currently a five -lane roadway with two northbound and southbound lanes with a continuous center turning lane. The roadway is somewhat limited as it relates to pedestrian features such as wide sidewalks and hardscape elements. There are no shade trees along the corridor or other landscaping. The plans for this section of roadway include the design of a center landscaped median throughout the corridor. Additionally, we will be replacing the existing sidewalks along the corridor with wider sidewalks and installing canopy trees to provide shade for the pedestrians. Additional lighting improvements are also being considered. Upon the completion of the median and landscaping, the entire roadway will be milled and resurfaced. Lake Worth Beach Redevelopment, Lake Worth, FL After helping formalize an interlocal agreement (ILA) between Palm Beach County and the City of Lake Worth for funding improvements to the historic Lake Worth Beach and Casino site, Kimley -Horn is now providing planning, permitting, site civil engineering , and landscape architecture services for the redevelopment of the site. Some specific upgrades include: • Reconfigured surface parking area (approximately 660 spaces) • Improved internal vehicular and pedestrian circulation • Upgraded and enhanced landscaping • Upgraded passive recreation areas, open air pavilions, public lawns, public restrooms, and picnic areas • Enhanced pier plaza with shade sails • New `turtle- friendly" site lighting along the beachfront • New playground area This project serves as a testament to Kimley- Horn's diligence and work ethic to help secure funding, maintain project schedules and deliver the long- awaited redevelopment of Lake Worth's public Beach and Casino. Schedule of Proposed Services The preparation of a detailed project schedule taking all anticipated tasks into account serves as a critical component to meet the City's deadlines. Kimley- Horn's extensive civil/environmental engineering related experience throughout Florida allows us to make certain we fully comprehend the required tasks that must be completed and timeframes associated with them. When required, our team can accelerate work to meet a change in project schedule; this process is used frequently when workloads require extra personnel. It allows our team to be flexible and be able to react to all types of scheduling changes. Kimley -Horn is confident in its ability to monitor project schedules to meet the City of Sunny Isles Beach's expectations, and we are prepared to commit the necessary resources to ensure that your projects stay on schedule and within budget. Kimley- Horn "s sample project schedule for RFO 14 -07 -02 is provided in Section 4 Approach/Methodology. R 1a -0m OYZ 1.14-0 Si yIsles Seat Cr=J PNessviel Service,. Kimley »)Horn -Yt f The preparation of a detailed project schedule taking all anticipated tasks into account serves as a critical component to meet the City's deadlines. Kimley- Horn's extensive civil/environmental engineering related experience throughout Florida allows us to make certain we fully comprehend the required tasks that must be completed and timeframes associated with them. When required, our team can accelerate work to meet a change in project schedule; this process is used frequently when workloads require extra personnel. It allows our team to be flexible and be able to react to all types of scheduling changes. Kimley -Horn is confident in its ability to monitor project schedules to meet the City of Sunny Isles Beach's expectations, and we are prepared to commit the necessary resources to ensure that your projects stay on schedule and within budget. Kimley- Horn "s sample project schedule for RFO 14 -07 -02 is provided in Section 4 Approach/Methodology. 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We employ a local project manager with ® previous experience working alongside the City to provide smooth project coordination. ® Our tight -knit team has close working relationships with one another which strengthen our ability to produce fast results. With our 0 collaborative approach, the City staff will be an integral part of the team. In fact, we will be available to serve as a reliable partner 0 to you. The synergy from your participation on the team will guarantee successful progress and a high quality deliverable. ® Kimley -Horn is pleased to present our project team, offering you the seamless combination of relevant experience, engineering expertise, and proven cost control management techniques. Our employees are sincere, reliable, and professional with the drive and fervor to initiate innovative methods and solutions to your requests. We are confident that we can offer you quality customer service with the most beneficial outcome, and we sincerely want to serve you. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Our organization chart on the following page clearly defines the relationships and responsibilities of our project team. In addition, resumes for all Kimley -Horn team members, including subconsultants, are provided at the end of this section for your review. -D 14 -07{ OY2�v0021.;4{ S vry Isla Beat. 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Project Manager o Gary has 28 years of civil engineering experience, with particular expertise in general municipal engineering, water /wastewater ® utility design, water resources, stormwater design, project permitting, and construction phase services. His principal areas of ® practice include water distribution, wastewater collection, force main, stormwater, master planning and design, pump station design, site piping, feasibility, and engineering reports. Gary serves as project manager or project engineer for numerous South O Florida clients. He served as project manager for City of North Bay Village Wastewater Rehabilitation Program and Town Engineer ® for the Town of Miami Lakes. Additionally, Gary serves as project manager providing a variety of general municipal and utility ® needs to the Town of Cutler Bay, Village of Palmetto Bay, City of Miramar, City of North Miami, City of Plantation and Town of Bay Harbor Islands. Gary earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Florida. He is a ® Professional Engineer in Florida. ® Russell Barnes. P.E., Principal -in- Charge As Kimley- Horn's Florida regional team leader, Russell Barnes is responsible for overall regional results in the following areas: ® quality of all services rendered to clients; quality of personnel; client relations; professional ethics and effective business practices; ® planning; and providing general direction and oversight to development of business, utilization of capital and facilities, and staff ® utilization. He also serves as the firm's principal -in- charge or quality assurance /quality control professional for select projects. A resident of Weston, Florida, Russell has 27 years of varied civil engineering experience that includes drainage design, roadway ® design, sanitary sewer studies and design, corridor location studies, and intersection design. He has also managed projects with ® extensive interagency and consultant coordination. While Russell has worked on projects throughout the U.S., his primary focus has been South Florida, specifically Broward, Palm Beach, and Miami -Dade counties. Russell earned his Bachelor of Science ® degree in Civil Engineering from North Carolina State University. He is a Professional Engineer in Florida. ® John Potts. P.E., Quality Assurance /Quality Control Few water experts know more about the ins and outs of utility system design, operation, and start -up in South Florida than ® John Potts. He has more than 40 years of utilities experience and is recognized as one of the country's leading water experts, ® specifically in the field of advanced water treatment. John also knows the ins and outs of utility system design, operation, and start- up, having served as Utility Director to South Martin Regional Utility after its inception in 1998. In his role as QA/QC advisor, John will conduct QA/QC reviews at the end of each project phase to ensure that the project deliverable is not only technically correct, ® but also consistent with the project's objectives. John will review project deliverables for clarity, accuracy, completeness, and ® complete scope compliance. John earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of South ® Alabama. He is a Professional Engineer in Florida and Louisiana. ® Derrick Lewis, P.E., Engineering Deputy Project Manager ® Derrick has more than 16 years of drainage design and project management experience in the public and private sector and has modeled, designed, permitted, and constructed some of the most complex stormwater management facilities in South Florida. His ® involvement includes coordination with federal, state, and local regulatory agencies. His specialties include roadway engineering, ® stormwater master plans, plans production, permitting, municipal design, stormwater modeling, and NDPES permitting. In addition, ® Derrick served on the FDOT District Six Drainage Technical Advisory Committee and was the Assistant NPDES Coordinator for the District. Derrick earned his Masters of Science degree in Transportation Engineering from Florida International University and ® his Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Central Florida. He is a Professional Engineer in Florida. ® Adam Kerr, P.E., Transportation PlanninglTraffic Engineering Deputy Project Manager Adam is a transportation engineer with 12 years of experience with a variety of transportation planning projects in South Florida. ® Adam's experience includes preparation of major developments of regional impact (DRIB), FDOT action plan analyses, data ® collection coordination, and computer modeling. He has prepared traffic studies, signal warrant analyses, and traffic signal designs ® throughout Palm Beach County and South Florida. He serves as the City Traffic Engineer for the City of Greenacres and provides traffic and planning consulting services for the City of Boca Raton. Adam has assisted the City of Sunny Isles Beach in preparing ® RM14;v2 Kimley> ))Horn ovzs 1.1-'-0 S=-., Wn Be C =- =,; P�� S.M s.,m 3-3 Architectural, Landscape Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) a signal warrant analysis and traffic signal design at an intersection along Collins Avenue. He also analyzed the site circulation and impacts of the proposed Heritage Park with regard to the local street network and Collins Avenue. Adam has served as a consultant to the Town of Jupiter, providing review of traffic studies, planning studies, and signal design expertise. He prepared the Bush Road Connector Study, which outlined traffic projections and alignment alternatives for a new roadway between Bush Road and Maplewood Drive. He is also designing a new traffic signal at the intersection of Toney Penna Drive and Pennock Lane. Adam earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering from Clemson University. He is a Professional Engineer in Florida. George Puig, RLA, Landscape Architecture Deputy Project Manager With 23 years of professional practice in South Florida, George Puig is a registered landscape architect with experience on a number of projects throughout the United States, Latin America, and abroad, within both the private and public sectors. George's project knowledge has been built by his critical involvement in master planning, urban design/streetscape, site development, and conceptual and final design for resorts, hotels, single - family, multi - family, mixed -use, and entertainment/recreational facility projects. His responsibilities include management of designers and planners, marketing, recruiting, team leadership and project management, and ensuring that our clients receive the best possible service. George earned his Bachelor of Landscape Architecture degree from the University of Florida. He is a Registered Landscape Architect in Florida and Puerto Rico. %W Subconsultants ® Kimley -Horn has a long history of teaming with highly qualified subconsultants to provide our clients with the expertise they need. We only choose team members who have proven records and skills, and who we know will work well with us to exceed your ® expectations. For this assignment, we have teamed with four specialty subconsultants. We have successfully worked with all of ® them in the past and are confident in the high quality of service they routinely provide. ® Avirom and Associates. Inc. will provide surveying support. They have provided similar services to Kimley -Horn as part of our ® general services contracts with municipalities such as Miami Gardens, Miami Lakes, Palmetto Bay, Cutler Bay, and North Bay Village. o Electrical Design Associates. Inc. (DBE) will provide electrical services. Their experience includes electrical and instrumentation ® design for water and wastewater pump station, recreational facilities and parks, active and passive facilities throughout the state ® for several public sector clients including North Miami Beach, Miami Beach, Miami -Dade County, and FDOT, to name a few. ® Tierra South Florida, Inc. (DBE) will provide geotechnical support. Their staff has been involved in dozens of roadway, drainage, ® and community enhancement projects in Florida, particularly on FDOT facilities. Kimley -Horn has teamed with them many times in the past and is confident in the consistently high level of service they routinely provide. ® Bailey Engineering Consultants, Inc. will provide electrical services support. Their electrical experience includes electrical and instrumentation system designs for industrial plants, specifically water and wastewater treatment facilities, as well as stormwater, ® water, and wastewater pump stations located throughout the state of Florida. In addition, their lighting experience includes ® numerous sports field/park lighting and roadway lighting projects throughout the state. Bailey Engineering Consultants is staffed to provide electrical and instrumentation engineering services from inception through design, bid, and construction completion. .�,. -0,� Kimley >» Horn OYn ;.14o S=',y core UM?.� Se . 3-4 A A A A A A A A A A A A A A Gary R. Ratay, P.E. Project Manager Continuing Stormwater Services, Cutler Bay, FL — Project manager for the creation of a stormwater master plan for Cutler Bay to address flood protection activities and protect the environmental quality of its canals. Kimley -Horn also developed a stormwater management report to assist the Town in creating a stormwater utility. A stormwater utility generates a dedicated stream of revenue to implement capital improvements and maintain an operation and maintenance program associated with the stormwater plan. Kimley -Horn assisted Cutler Bay in joining the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) and the Community Rating System (CRS) so that federally funded flood insurance is available to the community. Kimley -Horn assisted the Town in obtaining a CRS rating of 6 or a 20% reduction in flood insurance rates. Specific roadway and drainage improvement projects completed from the stormwater master plan have included the Cutler Ridge Elementary School Area Drainage Improvement and Saga Bay Drainage Improvements. For each of these projects, Kimley -Horn provided services under the General Civil Contract. Serving as project manager, the projects included roadway restoration/ resurfacing, drainage improvements, signing and pavement markings, swale restoration, new drainage ouffalls and project permitting. Our team located the proposed drainage infrastructure to minimize impacts to existing utilities and adjacent properties. The project also includes close coordination with residential property owners and careful maintenance of traffic to minimize impacts to the community. Construction Engineering and Inspection (CEI) Service, Cutler Bay, FL — Project manager overseeing construction for the Caribbean Blvd. Roadway Improvement project. The project is a high profile critical community beautification project for the Town. Services include facilitating progress meetings, contract clarification, pay application review, resident project representative, and contract close out. The project also includes an extensive Public Information Program to keep the Community advised and informed of all construction activities. Town Engineering Services, Miami Lakes, FL — Served as town engineer, providing numerous duties that are associated with engineering, utility, parks, planning, and other engineering related issues. Specifically, Kimley -Horn provides services and acts as the town engineer, public works staff, utility staff, and construction oversight staff. Specific roadway and drainage projects have included the Lake Elizabeth Drainage Improvements, NW 154th Street Drainage Improvements, Lake Glenn Ellen and Lake Cynthia Drainage Improvements, Loch Ness Drainage Improvements, and the Cowpen and Eagle's Nest Drainage Improvements. Stormwater Master Plan, Palmetto Bay, FL — Served as project manager for the development of a stormwater master plan for the Village of Palmetto Bay to address flood protection activities for its residents, and to protect the environmental quality of its many canals. In addition to addressing stormwater management issues, Kimley -Hom developed a stormwater management report to assist the Village in creating a stormwater utility. A stormwater utility generates a dedicated stream of revenue to implement capital improvements and maintain an operation and maintenance program associated with the stormwater system. The project tasks primarily consisted of data compilation, development of a stormwater master plan, development of a stormwater management report, and assisting the Village in joining the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) so that federally funded flood insurance is available to the community. Specific roadway and drainage projects have included the SW 148th Street Drainage Design and Street Improvements, SW 164th Street Drainage, SW 146th Street Roadway and Drainage Improvements, and the SW 89th Avenue Roadway and Drainage Improvements. .F 14 ;V- oY26 1.14-0S• :y Isles Bead Ca P.n'sery Resmres Special Qualifications • Has 28 years of civil engineering experience, with particular expertise in general municipal engineering, stormwater management, project permitting, and construction phase services • Principal areas of practice also include water distribution, wastewater collection, forcemain and associated pump station design, water treatment plant design, well pump design and site piping, feasibility and engineering reports Professional Credentials Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering, University of Florida Professional Engineer in Florida Professional Organizations National Society of Professional Engineers Florida Engineering Society Kimley »)Horn 0 0 Relevant Experience, Cont. G a ry R. R a t a y, P. E 0 Force Main Route Evaluation Report, North Bay Village, FL — Served as project engineer for the Kimley -Horn team that developed a force main route evaluation report for the City's force main system. The City's existing sub - aqueous 12 -inch force main system was ® old and deteriorating and required replacement. The proposed 16 -inch force main from the City's main pump station was evaluated 0 to determine the most beneficial route either to the east with a connection point located in the City of Miami Beach or to the west with a connection point in Miami -Dade County. The proposed force main route included both open -cut and horizontal direction drill 0 (HDD) segments for either approach. The evaluation process included coordination with stakeholders and permitting agencies that 0 had jurisdiction and/or influence over the project to identify requirements, concerns, and obtain feedback pertaining to issues that ® affect the permitting, design, construction, schedule, and cost of the proposed project. The final force main route evaluation report addressed stakeholders' issues, permit feasibility, project timeframes, preliminary opinions of probable cost, and a recommendation to 0 proceed with the preferred route. The report also included proposed connection points, overall pipe lengths, construction methods, pipe 0 material, and known or potential issues and constraints for each route including environmental issues. 0 Force Main Rehabilitation Design Criteria Package, North Bay Village, FL — Served as project manager. Based on an approved force 0 main route evaluation report, Kimley -Horn developed a Design Criteria Package (DCP) for the City's force main rehabilitation program. The ® DCP was used to select a design -build team for construction of the City's new force main system. The DCP included schematic design drawings for the remaining open -cut force main route, hydraulic modeling of the main wastewater pump station and force main system, 0 design plans for environmental permitting, design criteria for construct of the project, documents to address land ownership issues, design- build contracts or `front end" documents, and associated opinions of probable construction costs. The DCP also included field survey, © environmental survey, geotechnical analysis, extensive utility data collection, stakeholder coordination, and governmental coordination, including a wastewater agreement with the Miami -Dade Water and Sewer Department. The DCP was submitted to the State of Florida and 0 approved for both American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funding and State Revolving Loan dollars. 0 Force Main Rehabilitation Design -Build Project, Construction Administration, North Bay Village, FL — Based on development ® and approval of a Design Criteria Package (DCP), advertisement of that package, and selection of a Design -Build Team (DBT), served ® as project manager and engineer to provide construction administration services for the City's 4.5 million dollar force main rehabilitation ® program. The project included plan and permit package review during the design development phases, as well as construction administration tasks, such as shop drawing review, pay application review, contract clarification, onsite observations, and contract 0 close -out. The project included extensive coordination with impacted stakeholders and permitting agencies such as Department of ® Environmental Protection, Department of Environmental Resource Management, Miami -Dade Park and Recreation, Miami -Dade Water and Sewer Department, City of Miami, Florida Department of Transportation, and Miami -Dade School Board. The project also included ® assisting the City in collecting 3.5 million dollars in grant and loan funding through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act ® (ARRA) and State Revolving Loan (SRL) programs. ® Main Wastewater Pump Station Rehabilitation Project, North Bay Village, FL — Served as project manager and engineer to ® developed construction documents and permitting documentation for the rehabilitation of the City's main wastewater pump station. ® The project included analyzing the existing pumping and control equipment to develop a rehabilitation approach to increase system efficiency, reduce system maintenance, and provide a reliable, redundant pump station to better serve the City. The design included ® pump station equipment rehabilitation, control modifications, installation of Variable Frequency Drives, Motor Control Center (MCC), ® upgrade to the electrical service, and Citywide SCADA system. ® 24 -inch Water Main Route Evaluation Report and Design, West Palm Beach, FL — Served as project manager. As a result of 0 the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) relocating the Flagler Memorial Bridge, the City of West Palm Beach was required ® to relocate an existing subaqueous 24 -inch water main that conflicted with the new bridge location. To implement the most beneficial relocation route for the City, Kimley -Horn developed a water main route evaluation report. The project included evaluating four alternative ® water main alignments to cross the Intracoastal Waterway from the City of West Palm Beach to the Town of Palm Beach. The report ® discussed community impacts, constructability, permit feasibility, and a recommendation to proceed with a preferred water main route. 0 General Engineering Services, Plantation, FL — Served as project manager providing general consulting services for the City of ® Plantation. Worked closely with the City on numerous roadway, drainage, and community enhancement projects, as well as traffic ® studies associated with the proposed improvements. Services have included general planning to develop cost - effective streetscape and beautification approaches and a traffic calming program. Also assist the City in implementing those visions with thorough, cost- 0 effective roadway, traffic, lighting, landscaping, irrigation, and drainage designs followed by construction phase services ® �Q14 -07� Kimley )))Horn ® OY2fAp21.13 -0 3--6 0 0 Russell Barnes, P.E. s 0 ® Principal -in- Charge r i ® General Civil Engineering Consultant, Bay Harbor Islands, FL — Served as project Special Qualifications manager for this general services contract. Recently completed the master plan for a ■ Has 27 years of civil engineering ® community enhancement program that includes roadway, streetscape, drainage, utility experience ® undergrounding, and beautification. Construction documents are currently being prepared for ■ Civil engineering experience ® the community enhancements. Additional projects that are currently under construction, or have includes transportation, recently been constructed, are two passive parks and a roadway beautification project. Half of roadway design, sanitary sewer 0 the cost of these projects was funded by a grant obtained with Kimley- Horn's assistance. studies and design, corridor ® location studies, drainage, and ® General Consulting Services and Stormwater Master Plan, Palmetto Bay, FL — Served intersection design as project manager for the development of a Stormwater Master Plan for the Village of ■ Serves numerous South Florida ® Palmetto Bay to address flood protection activities for its residents, as well as protecting the municipalities, including the ® environmental quality of its many canals. Also.developed a Stormwater Management Report cities Miami, Miami Beach. ® to assist the Village in creating a stormwater utility. The project tasks primarily consisted of Miami L Lakes, South Miami, and data compilation, development of a Stormwater Master Plan, development of a Stormwater the Town of Bay Harbor Islands ® Management Report, and assisting the Village in joining the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP). Professional Credentials Bachelor of Science, Civil ® Town Engineering Services, Miami Lakes, FL — Project manager who served the Town of Engineering, North Carolina State ® Miami Lakes as their initial Town Engineer. Miami Lakes has contracted with our firm to provide University ® all aspects of engineering associated with the Town. Kimley -Horn provided support in a wide Professional Engineer in Florida range of areas to assess the conditions of the existing infrastructure. Provided Miami Lakes with ® an assessment of the conditions of the roads, sidewalks, signing, and striping within the Town Plans Preparation Workshop, ® limits. The recommendations from this assessment included a prioritization of the improvements, Florida Engineering Society ® along with a five -year capital improvements program (CIP). To facilitate implementing these Focus on Business '90. Florida improvements, we provided construction documents and obtained bids from contractors to Institute of Consulting Engineers ® implement the projects. Other achievements include obtaining a grant from the Metropolitan Kimley -Horn and Associates, Inc. ® Planning Organization to prepare a Transportation Master Plan. This master plan will provide Leadership Program ® Miami Lakes with recommendations to improve transportation circulation, as well as pedestrian mobility. Professional Organizations I® American Society of Civil ® Miami Lakeway North, Miami Lakes, FL — Project manager. Kimley -Horn developed Engineers (ASCE) ® construction documents for roadway and drainage improvements on Miami Lakeway North Institute of Transportation in the Town of Miami Lakes. The improvement project included roadway restoration, new Engineers (ITE) ® curbing, new pavement marking, and new drainage infrastructure from Ludlum Road to the ® Celebration Point development, and along NW 64th Avenue from Miami Lakeway North to the Biscayne Canal. The drainage design included the necessary stormwater modeling and ® permitting for a new drainage outfall into the canal. Kimley -Horn provided construction phase ® services to expedite the project and ensure the project was built in compliance with the plans ® and specifications. As a result of the design, public involvement with the community, and coordination with the contractor, the construction process was very successful, impacts to the community were minimized, and the project was completed on time and under budget. 0 North Shore Area Roadway Improvements, Miami Beach, FL — Served as manager for 0 the utility work and the sanitary sewer inflow /infiltration investigation on this urban streetscape 0 improvement project in the North Shore area of Miami Beach. The firm was successful in Kimley »)Horn 0 ovzems:14n 5r7i� �.C= vmf sem Rewces 3-7 ® Relevant Experience, cont. Russell Barnes, P.E. ® obtaining over S8 million in county and state funding in addition to a S1.6 million ISTEA grant through the Metropolitan Planning ® Organization for development of a 1.5 -mile bicycle /pedestrian corridor along the oceanfront. ® Sanitary Sewer Flow Capacity Study (East Island), Bay Harbor Islands, FL — As project engineer, performed flow capacity analysis of gravity sewer system to determine system deficiencies and identify needed improvements. This study determined the ® existing capacity of the system, as well as the capacity after expected development. Performed an impact fee analysis to determine the ® sewer impact fee for future development. ® Town of Bay Harbor Islands Community Enhancement Master Plan, Bay Harbor Islands, FL — As project manager, oversaw ® efforts to develop a comprehensive community enhancement program for the entire town. Key to the development of the program ® was the identification of the appropriate cross - section for the Town's residential streets. Of central concern to Town residents was the calming of local traffic, the inclusion of bicycle accommodations, on- street parking, and a typical section that provided a landscaped ® area separating the sidewalk from driving lanes. The use of computer- enhanced images was a powerful tool in communicating various ® options to area residents, and were highly effective in helping the Town and the neighborhood to identify the solution which best fit ® their needs. Performed a variety of services to develop a vision for the initial phase of the Community Enhancement Master Plan including: conducting a series of public workshops to identify the needs of the residents; reaching agreement on minimizing roadway ® cross - sections in support of narrowing the street to calm local traffic and permit the use of landscaped areas that separate private ® property from the travel lanes; discussing cost alternatives and phasing opportunities that would provide maximum flexibility in project ® implementation resulting from limited funding sources; and presenting options for neighborhood entry design that serves to reinforce neighborhood identity, enhance security, and calm traffic. ® Town of Bay Harbor Islands Business District Revitalization, Bay Harbor Islands, FL — Served as project manager for this community enhancement program which included design and permitting services, roadway improvements, stormwater management, stormwater treatment, and a stormwater pump station. ® Citywide Wastewater Inflow/Infiltration Study and Mitigation Program, Miami Beach, FL — Project manager for the 150 -mile citywide sewer evaluation and trenchless method rehabilitation design project. This highly successful program employed a multi- phased approach beginning with broad program development and proceeding with successively narrowing targets of further study, ® resulting in reconstruction of only those portions of the sanitary system that would provide substantial, cost - effective 1/1 elimination. The ® initial study identified 8 MGD of infiltration into the system. Subsequent phases involved identifying the sources of the 1 /1, designing corrective rehabilitations, and providing oversight of the construction. By working closely with rehabilitation contractors, Kimley -Horn ® was able to obtain some of the lowest per -unit costs in the country. Also developed the concept and application for a South Florida ® Water Management District grant for the City of Miami Beach, and have secured $50 million in bond financing. The program was ® structured so that the savings in treatment costs would fully pay the debt services on the bonds. ® Street Closure (West Island), Bay Harbor Islands, FL — Project manager working extensively with the Town of Bay Harbor Islands ® and the FDOT to develop landscaped road closures that form a regal gateway from the west complementing the eastern gateway. The permanent landscaped road closures were designed to improve safety and significantly enhance the roadways on the west island. Key ® to implementation of the project was our successful application for an FDOT Beautification Grant . The roadway was reconfigured to ® meet all FDOT standards. KimlepMorn ® GY2.A021.1= -0S:srry lsles'xaC�GUy ?r�l SesFesw: es Mtl John Potts, P.E. ® A Quality Assurance /Quality Control 1 ® ® Stormwater Pump Station Design; Design ® D -10 Stormwater Pump Station Expansion, Palm Beach, FL — Kimley -Horn provided design Special Qualifications service for this stormwater pumping station in the Town of Palm Beach. This project included ■ More than 40 years of water ® expanding the existing station from a capacity of 78,000 gpm to 150,000 gpm, generator and treatment plant design ® ventilation system design, and associated collection system upgrades. experience ® D•14 Drainage Basin, Palm Beach, FL - Served as project manager during preparation of a o Directed more than 15 large- scale drainage study and design ® preliminary design report on upgrading storm drainage within a 125 -acre basin in the Town of projects, including 10 stormwater ® Palm Beach. This area was served by an old, undersized gravity storm drainage system, some projects in Jupiter of it dating back to the era of common sanitary/storm sewers. The work on this project included ® location of existing utilities, modeling to establish replacement pipe sizes, specific modeling to • Served as project director of one ® minimize pipe size and depth due to congested right of way and subterranean rock formations, of the largest operating brackish and preliminary layout of a 140,000 -GPM pumping station. water reverse osmosis plants in ® the country ® D•14 Stormwater Pumping Station, Palm Beach, FL — Served as project manager for ■ Served for eight years on board ® design and construction of a 140,000 -GPM stormwater pumping station. This station utilized of directors for the American electrical submersible pumps, and the design included an emergency generator to maintain Desalination Association; ® station operation at all times. Due to the cost of real estate in Palm Beach, the site acquired Chairman of the American Water ® for this station provided only 25 percent additional property outside of the station footprint. Works Association Desalting ®The pump station building was required to meet Town architectural standards and also reduce Committee for three years; noise emissions from the generator to 65 dB. Project responsibilities included permitting of board member of the Southeast a the pumping station and collection system without any retention or detention facilities due to Desalting Association ® existing development patterns and subterranean conditions. ■ Served as Utility Director as a ® D -15 Stormwater Pumping Station, Palm Beach, FL — When the Town of Palm Beach consultant to the Town of Jupiter ® called upon Kimley -Horn to correct a cooling system problem at their D -15 stormwater pump Island for five years station, they had unsuccessfully sought help from several other sources. We reviewed the Professional Credentials ® system, identified issues, and came up with a creative approach to solve the problem. We were Bachelor of Science, Mechanical ® able to design a system that utilized two abandoned wells by converting them from a vacuum Engineering, University of S. ® pumping system to a submersible pumping system and abandoning the current system of Alabama ® filtering stormwater runoff from a nearby wetwell. The work was done with minimal piping and Professional Engineer in Florida mechanical improvements, and when implemented in the field resulted in construction cost and Louisiana a reductions of S100,000, an 85% reduction in failure rates and operator call out to the station, is and reduced maintenance time and overtime pay to operators. Most importantly, we solved a Professional Organizations problem that no one else could. American Membrane Technology is ® High- Service Pump Facility, Royal Palm Beach, FL — Provided design and permitting Association services, and served as project engineer for the coordination and modification to the existing American Water Works Association ® high- service pump station. Provided construction phase services and coordinated startup for (AWWA) ® the project. The project included removing the high - service pump sequencer and pressure Florida Engineering Society ® switches and placing control operations on a new programmable logic controller (PLC). In International Desalinization addition to placing the HSP on the new PLC, the existing transfer pump station was also placed Association on the new PLC. ® Southeast Desalting Association High- Service Pumps 12 and 13, Jupiter, FL — Provided permitting, design engineering, and ® construction phase services for the addition of one new high service pump for the Town of ® Jupiter. These pumps were added to supplement the existing high service pump facility and the ® water treatment plant. Kimley »>Horn ® _10i4�,�z OY_BBBei.ta -0k"1s Beaus C=Pn S.. na::: .siMC 3-9 ® Relevant Experience, cont. John Potts, P.E. ®D -8 Emergency Stormwater Pumping Station and Collection System Piping, Palm Beach, FL — Project manager of the Kimley- Horn team that provided services for the design and construction of this 105,000 -GPM stormwater pumping station. The station used ® electrical submersible pumps and the design included the expansion of an existing generator room to accommodate 750kW and ® t00kW generators to operate the station as FPL power was not available at this location to power the pumps. Due to the cost of real estate in the Town, a satellite station had to be constructed beneath a roadway to house one of the three 33,833 -GPM pumps because 0 the existing station did not have sufficient capacity to handle 105,000 GPM and could not be expanded. The generator room expansion ® also had to be designed such that the noise emissions outside the building were no higher than 65 dB. ® Town of Jupiter Emergency Flood Outfall, Jupiter, FL — Served as project manager on the Kimley -Horn team that designed an ® emergency stormwater pump station to eliminate the risk of water treatment plant failure and loss of water production due to flooding 0 under severe storm conditions. The complete loss of potable water to the surrounding areas would result in significant impacts for ® the health, safety, and welfare of the serviced residents. The project involved the design of new culverts and pump station facilities. Kimley -Horn also coordinated the work of civil, structural, mechanical, electrical, and architectural disciplines. The stormwater pump ® station uses the existing water treatment plant reverse osmosis concentrate ouff all as a secure, dedicated discharge pipe. The controls ® system includes a variable frequency drive and level control so that the stormwater pump speed and ouff all levels are balanced. This ® pump station includes an emergency generator to maintain station operation at all times and provisions to reduce noise from the diesel engine. ED ® District Three Storm Drainage, Briny Breezes, FL — Project manager for an evaluation of the existing stormwater management facilities serving District Three of Briny Breezes. District Three experiences flooding during storm events due to a lack of stormwater ® management facilities. The flooding represents a regular inconvenience and has the potential to cause property damage. Kimley- ® Horn's duties include researching the existing permit requirements, evaluating the shortfalls of the existing system and recommending ® improvements to minimize flooding during certain storm events and during high tidal conditions. Potential improvements include increasing the pumping capacity, adding storm inlets and piping, adding swale storage, and raising the elevation of the seawall. ® Drainage and Street Improvements, Jupiter, FL — Project manager for major street paving, water, and wastewater improvements, and construction observation in residential areas. Project included several areas with unpaved roads and little or no drainage. A Detailed permitting process included wetlands issues and the need for ouffalls into Outstanding Florida Waters, as well as ownership determination for right -of -ways. ® Area B Storm Drainage Improvements, Jupiter, FL — Served as project manager for design, permitting, and construction of storm ® drainage improvements within a 150 -acre area of the Town of Jupiter. This project included paving of neighborhood streets and ® installation of water distribution piping. The storm drainage system consisted of two separate basins, one discharging by gravity into a ® salt water canal with the other, larger basin routed through a stormwater pumping station. The stormwater pumping station discharged into a retention area prior to ultimate discharge to the Loxahatchee River. ® Indian River County Utilities West Transmission Force Main, In -Line Pump Station, Vero Beach, FL — Served as QC /QA reviewer for the design of an in -line pump station from an existing master pump station to divert wastewater capacity from their South ® Regional Wastewater Treatment Facility to their West Regional Wastewater Treatment Facility. This approach not only addressed their ® master planning efforts, but eliminated odor issues at the existing facility, allowed planned rehabilitation at the existing pump station, ® and provided much more flexibility in diverting wastewater to either of their facilities. This project involved the development of a sewer rehabilitation and replacement facilities plan required as part of the application process for a State Revolving Fund (SRF) loan. Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC) Review of Pump Stations 1 and 2, St. Pete Beach, FL — Provided QA/QC review ® as part of Kimley- Horn's QA/QC program, which uses the most experienced and knowledgeable staff in each technical discipline to conduct reviews of projects at least once during development of the project documents and again prior to the documents being ® released for construction or use by the client. The project's construction documents prepared for removal of the existing structures and ® installation of new pump station components for the City of St. Pete Beach and included reviews at 60% and final completion of the documents. Through continuous checking of each work element for completion and correctness, provided QA/QC reviews to ensure ® that project documentation reflected high - quality standards and was void of errors and omissions. ® RIO,< -0,� Kimley »)Horn ® OY260 IA4 -0 Sur.Vl Sex "P, Services Fewres.vro: 3-10 ® ® Derrick Lewis, P. Engineering Deputy Project Manager 1 E. ® - , rfm [R J, IJIT; UjLqu ® 1 -95 Master Plan for 17 Interchanges from Linton Boulevard to Northlake Boulevard, FDOT Special Qualifications District Four — Provided drainage design services and cost -risk assessments for this project ■ Has 17 years of experience ® that entailed the identification of 17 interchange improvement projects (from south of Linton in the design, analysis and ® Boulevard to north of Northlake Boulevard) that could move into the design phase in FY 2013/14 preparation of construction ® and FY 2014/2015. To accomplish this, Kimley -Hom developed a methodology that proposed plans, including roadway a two -tier approach to identify and prioritize those interchanges that could advance quickly and geometrics, stormwater o have conceptual improvement plans completed by July 1, 2013; the remaining interchange management, permitting, ® studies were completed by July 1, 2014 and documented in an Interchange Master Plan. stormwater pollution ® ■ Experience includes modeling SR 826 /Palmetto Expressway from W of NW 47th Ave to W of NW 27th Ave AND W of NW and design of complex ® 27th Ave to W of NW 17th Ave, FOOT District Six — Serving as drainage design engineer. stormwater management Also providing permitting for two segments of SR 826 /Palmetto Expressway in Miami -Dade systems, including exfiltration ® County: from west of NW 47th Avenue to west of NW 27th Avenue and from west of NW 27th systems, injection wells, gravity Avenue to west of NW 17th Avenue. Kimley- Horn's scope includes roadway design, drainage wells, pump station, and pond ® design, ADA compliance, value engineering, pavement design, local agency coordination, systems. ® public involvement, maintenance of traffic, permitting, utilities coordination, signing and ■ Versed in ICPR, HEC -RAS, ® pavement markings, signalization, and surveying. ASAD and Geopak Drainage, Experience prior to joining Kimley -Horn: and various stormwater related software ® SR 77 Pond Siting Report, FDOT District One — Principal drainage engineer responsible ■ Served on the Drainage ® for instituting a comprehensive Storm -Water management strategy for 6 proposed pond Technical Advisory Committee ® site alternatives for a fragile wetland ecosystem. This includes extensive coordination and during tenure with FDOT District interaction with NWFWMD, FDEP, and a host of federal and local agencies. Seven ® © SR 84 Pond Conversions, FDOT District Four — Engineer of record for dry detention pond Professional Credentials Bachelor of Science, Civil conversion into and wet detention pond. This task included the conversion of a push button Engineering, University of Central contract to a District Letting. This project was in a wetland area and required major coordination Florida ® with SFWMD. ® Master of Science, Transportation Districtwide Specialized Consultant Services NPDES Program Contract, FDOT District Engineering, Florida International ® Six — Task lead drainage engineer responsible for task work order contract that involves all University ® aspects of outfall inspections as part of compliance with the National Pollutant Discharge and Professional Engineer in Florida ® Elimination Program ( NPDES). This is includes drainage analysis design, structural analysis, FDOT Drainage Technical Advisory environmental assessments and permitting for outfalls structures located throughout the District. ® Committee in District VI ® Districtwide Drainage Studies and Environmental Permitting Contract, FDOT District Assistant NPDES Coordinator in Four — Task lead drainage engineer. Drainage and permitting task work order contract that FDOT District VI ® involves all aspects of drainage analysis, design and permitting for projects throughout the District. Professional Organizations ® American Society of Civil SR 823 Reconstruction and Widening, W 46th Street to South of SR 924, FDOT Engineers (ASCE) ® District Six — Senior project manager for stormwater management, This project included ® reconstruction of 2 miles of roadway improvements and widening into the Red Road Canal. In addition, A Bridge Hydraulics Analysis and 2 miles of exfiltration design, which involved coordination and interaction with DERM and SFWMD. Kimley> »Horn ® onso 114.0 Ste., ca,R e.. Rewmes 3-11 A ® Relevant Experience, cunt. Derrick Lewis, RE ® SR 823 (24th StreetuSR 972 (Coral Way) Resurfacing & Reconstruction, Miami -Dade County, FL — Senior project manager ® responsible for drainage design, permitting, plan production, hydraulic modeling and written drainage report and Bridge Hydraulic ® Report for 2 miles of SR 823 roadway widening, Bridge Widening and reconstruction improvements. Project included miles of ® Exfiltration Trenches which involved coordination and interaction DERM, FDEP SFWMD and SFWM. ® Crosstown Parkway PD &E Study, Port St. Lucie, FL — Principal drainage engineer responsible for instituting a comprehensive ® stormwater management strategy for the PD &E phase for six river crossing alternatives for a fragile wetland ecosystem, this included ® providing a preliminary drainage report, a pond siting report, location hydraulic report, and bridge hydraulic report. This includes extensive coordination and interaction with SFWMD, FDEP, Coast Guard, and a host of federal and local agencies. ® Seminole Tribe Immokalee Housing Development, Immokalee, FL — Water resources engineer of record responsible for the stormwater master plan, plans production, and permitting of this new community This project includes the infrastructure and housing ® development for the Seminole Tribe of Florida Immokalee Reservation. ®1.95 Managed Lanes, Miami- Dade County, FL — Lead drainage project manager to find innovative solutions and provide technical advice to insure current water management systems are not compromised. Wrote technical proposal to minimize the effects of roadway ® spread due to change in lane widths. This project is a design/build and requires the re- striping of 1 -95 to accommodate express lanes ® which charge a fee for vehicle access ® SW 157th Avenue Reconstruction, Miami -Dade County, FL — Engineer of record for water resources design. This project included ® reconstruction of two miles of roadway improvements. Project included two miles of exfiltration design, which involved coordination and ® interaction with DERM and SFWMD. ® SW 24th Street Coral Way (SR 972) Resurfacing & Reconstruction, Miami -Dade County, FL — Lead drainage engineer responsible for drainage design, permitting, plan production, hydraulic modeling, and written drainage report of over two miles of SR 972 roadway widening and reconstruction improvements. Project included 20 deep wells which involved coordination and interaction DERM. FDEP, and SFWM. NW /NE 36th Street (SR 25) Reconstruction, Miami -Dade County, FL — Lead drainage engineer responsible for drainage design, permitting, plan production, hydraulic modeling, and report writing of the drainage report of over two miles of SR 25 roadway widening and reconstruction improvements. Project included 30 deep wells which involved coordination and interaction DERM, FDEP, and SFWM. Biscayne Blvd (SR 5) Reconstruction and Pump Station, Miami -Dade County, FL — Lead drainage engineer responsible for drainage design, permitting, plan production, hydraulic modeling, and report writing of the drainage report of over two miles of SR 5 roadway widening and reconstruction improvements. Project included Pump station design and 30 deep wells which involved coordination and interaction DERM, FDEP, and SFWMD. Biscayne Boulevard (SR 5) Reconstruction from NE 67 to NE 87, Miami -Dade County, FL — Drainage engineer responsible for drainage design, permitting, plan production hydraulic modeling and report writing of the drainage report of over 1.5 miles of SR 5 roadway widening and reconstruction improvements. Project included over 30 deep wells and French Drain design which involved coordination and interaction DERM, FDEP and SFWM. Miami -Dade County NW 87th Ave and NW 12th Street Improvements, Miami -Dade County, FL — Project engineer in charge of one mile roadway resurfacing and drainage design, utility coordination and preparation of construction plans, documents, and specifications for the project. Project included resurfacing and French Drain design and hydraulic modeling . RF01aU7A OY2Np21.1< Sir.�y Isles xa:. GY: P1W Services Resumes vvb Kimley> »Horn A A A A O O O O O' Adam Kerr, P.E. Transportation Planning/Traffic Engineering Deputy Project Manager Signal Warrant Analysis and FDOT Permitting Assistance for Signal at 182nd Street and Collins Avenue, Sunny Isles Beach, FL — Performed a signal warrant analysis at the intersection of 182nd Street and Collins Avenue in Sunny Isles Beach. This proposed signal will serve the shopping center that will be served by the proposed new driveway. We prepared a preliminary signal design and met with FDOT to discuss the need for this signal. Traffic Circulation Analysis at Heritage Park, Sunny Isles Beach, FL — Prepared a detailed analysis of traffic circulation conditions surrounding the new Heritage Park. Of particular concern to the City and its residents was queuing on Collins Avenue, traffic operations on Gallahad Dade Boulevard, and the valet circulation patterns of the nearby Ramada Resort on Collins Avenue. Kimley -Horn was able to provide an analysis that convinced nearby property owners that the traffic circulation in the area would not be negatively affected. ® Identification of Vehicular and Pedestrian Issues for the Proposed Sunny Isles Aquatic ® Center, Sunny Isles Beach, FL — Prepared a study which analyzed access, circulation, and pedestrian safety issues at the proposed Sunny Isles Aquatic Center. Collins Avenue Driveway Connection, Sunny Isles Beach, FL — Assisted in securing the conceptual driveway access permits from FDOT and Miami -Dade County for a proposed ® driveway connection to the RK Village Plaza. Upon receiving these approvals, Kimley -Horn ® then prepared conceptual plans for the driveway cut, including location, utility relocation, and ® coordination with affected utilities. Permitting of the driveway connection through all applicable permitting agencies is also being handled by Kimley -Horn. ®General Traffic Services, Boca Raton, FL — Prepared reviews and comments of traffic studies and site plans as part of the City's development review process. Prepared signal ® modification plans at the intersection of Spanish River Boulevard and SR A7 A. General Traffic Services, Greenacres, FL — Prepared reviews and comments of traffic ® studies and site plans as part of the City's development review process. ® General Traffic Services, Jupiter, FL — Project manager responsible for the preparation ® of reviews and comments of traffic studies and site plans as part of the Town's development ® review process. Performed a study to determine the effects of adding the Bush Road connector. Prepared signal design plans and specifications package for the traffic signal at Toney Penna ® Drive and Pennock Lane. US 1 Corridor Modification Study, Delray Beach, FL — Prepared an analysis of conditions ® prior to and after a lane reduction on a major corridor through Delray Beach, Florida. Aspects ® of the study included traffic volumes at intersections and generally along the corridor, speeds, ® and accident data. The corridor study was part of a larger project which analyzed the qualitative effects of decreased number of travel lanes, increased sidewalk width, and increased landscaping. ® The project involved extensive public coordination with the City of Delray Beach, the Florida ® Department of Transportation, and the Delray Beach Community Redevelopment Association. ® SR 7 Corridor Master Plan, Palm Beach County, FL — Developed a long -range plan to ® guide future growth and redevelopment along a corridor which was operating at over - capacity ® conditions at its ultimate width. The document outlined measures to improve mobility along the RM M7 ® OY2 1.1410 S= Isles Seat. Ca: P.i Sem SPewmes uq� Special Qualifications • Has 12 years of experience in transportation planning and traffic engineering gained through a variety of transportation planning projects, including traffic impact analyses, Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) action plan analysis, developments of regional impact (DRls), data collection coordination, and computer modeling • Experience in traffic signal design across multiple jurisdictions in Florida • Experienced in development of regional impact (DRI) analysis and project management throughout the state • Proficient in highway capacity software, Synchro, Florida Standard Urban Transportation Model System (FSUTMS) traffic modeling Professional Credentials Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering, Clemson University Professional Engineer in Florida Professional Organizations Congress for the New Urbanism Kimley »)Horn ® Relevant Experience, cont. Adam Kerr, P. E ® corridor through optimized transit service, car - pooling programs, and promotion of mixed -use development and redevelopment. The ® planning process was coordinated with Palm Beach County, the Village of Wellington, the Village of Royal Palm Beach, the City of ® Greenacres, and individual land owners along the corridor. ® Congress Avenue Signal Warrant Study, Lake Park, FL — Provided opinion of cost for a proposed traffic signal. Broward Avenue and Volusia Street Signal Design, Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, FL — Served as project engineer. ® Kimley -Horn designed a traffic signal at the intersection of Broward Avenue and Volusia Street on the FAU Boca Raton campus. The ® signal is a trombone -style mast arm. The signal serves a busy intersection with a significant amount of pedestrian traffic. Kimley -Horn ® worked closely with the trombone -style mast arm manufacture to ensure that the design would meet the wind loading requirements for coastal Florida. ® Callery,ludge Grove DR] Analysis, Palm Beach County, FL — Developed in -depth DRI -level traffic analysis to determine the impacts of the proposed 4,000 -acre development in unincorporated Palm Beach County. Involved extensive coordination with multiple ® municipalities, FDOT, Treasure Coast Regional Council, and the Florida Department of Community Affairs. Involved comprehensive ® review and analysis of long -term traffic patterns in the central - western portion of Palm Beach County. Provided support at numerous ® public information and community involvement events. ® Franklin Academy, Boynton Beach, FL — Project manager. Franklin Academy is a proposed 1,300- student charter school proposed ® to be located along Military Trail, west of Boynton Beach, Florida. Kimley -Horn provided transportation planning services prior to County Commission approval of the site. Kimley -Horn has also provided signal design services for a new mast -arm traffic signal at ® Minor Road and Military Trail, as well as turn -lane design for a new turn -lane on Military Trail, and roadway design plans for a rebuild ® of Old Military Trail adjacent to the site. Kimley -Horn coordinated closely with Palm Beach County through the design process, and provided construction phase services throughout the construction of the project. Design and construction of the improvements were required within an aggressive 10 -month schedule. A Q 0 Greenacres Transportation Element, Comprehensive Plan Amendment, Greenacres, FL — Served as project engineer. Kimley - Horn performed the update to the Transportation Element for the City of Greenacres Comprehensive Plan. Kimley -Horn used the WPBUSA FSUTMS planning model to forecast future traffic conditions in order to determine future roadway levels of service. The WPBUSA FSUTMS planning model was modified to determine the short- and long -range needs for the City roadway network and identify mitigation measures. Kimley -Horn also provided direction to the City regarding its designation of future motorized and non - motorized traffic circulation systems with the improvement to those existing systems throughout the City of Greenacres. 1.95 Master Plan for 17 Interchanges from Linton Boulevard to Northlake Boulevard, FDOT District Four — Served as traffic engineer for this project that entailed the identification of 17 interchange improvement projects (from south of Linton Boulevard to north of Northlake Boulevard) that could move into the design phase in FY 2013/14 and FY 2014/2015. To accomplish this, Kimley -Horn developed a methodology that proposed a two -tier approach to identify and prioritize those interchanges that could advance quickly and have conceptual improvement plans completed by July 1, 2013; the remaining interchange studies were completed by July 1, 2014 and documented in an Interchange Master Plan (IMP). Kings Highway (SR 713) from Okeechobee Road (SR 70) to US 1 (SR 5) PD &E Study, FDOT District Four — Served as project engineer. Kimley -Horn performed a PD &E study to widen an existing two -lane roadway to a four- or six -lane divided roadway. This 10- mile project included all environmental and engineering reports necessary to evaluate alternative corridors and alternative alignments within the selected corridor. The project also included public information meetings and public workshops with local residents and elected officials. Additional services included the preparation of a detailed concept plan, right -of -way maps, and a pond siting report to determine additional right -of -way needs. Lake Worth Beach Redevelopment, Lake Worth, FL — Traffic engineer for the preliminary site plan development. Advised site plan team on access management and traffic circulation issues. SR 7 /Pioneer Road Signal, Royal Palm Beach, FL — Served as project manager. Kimley -Horn designed a traffic signal at the intersection of SR 7 and Pioneer Road in Royal Palm Beach. The mast -arm design included a dual -arm design, with one of the arms spanning a six -lane approach to the intersection. The design required special consideration for drainage and topography. Construction had to be coordinated with the widening of SR 7, as well as the widening of Pioneer Road. R=o 14d7o oy2 1.14-0 Su k de. W: Pd sen pm .i Kimley >> )Horn ® George Puig, RSA Landscape Architecture Deputy Project Manager ® Site Master Planning/Design; Streetscape Planning/Design; Park/Median Planning[Design; - ® City of Margate CRA General Services Contract, Margate, FL — Current project manager Special Qualifications for an on -call, miscellaneous services contract for all project types including streetscape, parks, ■ Has 22 years of landscape ® landscape architecture, and civil engineering professional services. architecture experience ® ■ Chair of the Miami -Dade County ® South Florida Regional Transportation Authority (SFRTA) General Planning Consultant, Waterfront Development Review Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami -Dade Counties, FL — Since 2004, Kimley -Horn has Committee Q served as general planning consultant to the South Florida Regional Transportation Authority. ■ Team oriented with a unique ® Serving as landscape architect for the Downtown Mobility project that is being performed under blend of design knowledge and ® our current general planning consultant contract with the South Florida Regional Transportation management experience Authority, which operates the Tri -Rail commuter rail service between West Palm Beach and ® Miami. Tri -Rail is the only existing commuter rail service in Florida. Team responsibilities ■ Critical involvement in ® include data collection, short- and long -range transportation planning, facilities planning and recreational and streetscape development, alternative analyses and major investment studies, station area/transit- oriented type projects from concept ® development and oversight, financial planning and analysis, environmental analysis, and through construction ® conceptual site planning. administration ® Professional Credentials Altamonte Springs Gateway Drive Extension Final Design, Altamonte Springs, FL Bachelor of Landscape ® Landscape architect involved with the landscape and streetscape elements of this project, Architecture, Landscape ® which involves the new construction of approximately one mile of four -lane, divided urban Architecture, University of Florida ® roadway from east of Forest City Road to Keller Road. It also includes construction of a new Registered Landscape Architect in two -lane, urban roadway and widening for auxiliary lanes along Maitland Boulevard and Keller ® Road. The disciplines involved in this project include roadway, drainage, floodplain, utilities, Florida and Puerto Rico ® traffic control, signing/pavement marking, signalization, structural, landscaping, permitting, and Crime Prevention Through right -of- way- mapping. Environmental Design (CPTED) certification ® Doral Serene Park (aka Downtown Triangle Park), Doral, FL — Serving as project manager. Roadside Vegetation Management ® Kimley -Horn prepared the conceptual plan and construction documents for a two -acre park advanced training certification across from the recently completed City Hall in Downtown Doral. The concept for the park ® is based on ' offering a quiet respite amidst the urban context in order to connect your mind, Professional Organizations ® body, and spirit and discover about yourself, about your community, and about your place in American Society of Landscape ® the world." Park amenities include a labyrinth, sunken garden, yoga/tai -chi lawn, contemplative Architects (ASLA) pond, tree bosque, reading rooms/seating circles, scent garden water features, plazas, and Urban Land Institute ® passive trails. � Colegio de Arquitectos y Miami River Greenway Design - Six Projects, Miami, FL — Serving as landscape architect. Arquitectos Paisajistas de Puerto ® Kimley -Horn was retained for the development of a master plan for six sites owned by Miami- Rico (CAAPPR) ® Dade County. Two design options were developed for each site and presented to the public and ® the Miami River Committee for discussion and concurrence for the recommended alternative to proceed with the design phase. Design included site development, drainage, permitting (DERM ® and FDEP), lighting, structural design new seawalls, and repairs of existing landscape and ® irrigation. Locations include: SW 2nd Avenue Bridge; 54th Street Metromover Station; Miami ® Avenue Bridge; Beneath County Metrorail, adjacent to FPL riverwalk; Beneath County Metrorail, `Neo adjacent to Vertika;' and M -D WASD pump station and connection to North River Drive. ® Resorts World Miami (former Miami Herald site), Miami, FL — Serving as landscape ® architect. Kimley -Horn is providing site /civil engineering, environmental, and ongoing traffic Kimley> »Horn ® �,_ -0;� oy2 ;.1 =45rry lsz sE__..:. 0? svan Fesuires 3-15 0 0 Relevant Experience, Cont. G eo rca e P u i Q, R LA ® engineering services for the 14 -acre bayfront site that previously housed the Miami Herald newspaper at 1 Herald Plaza in Miami. The ® proposed project includes four new hotels with more than 5,000 rooms and two residential towers featuring up to 1,000 units; a luxury ® retail galleria; a 3.6 -acre rooftop lagoon and natural sand beach; more than 50 restaurants, lounges, bars, and nightclubs; a high -tech ® multimedia entertainment area showcasing the music and culture of Florida and South America; and 700,000 square feet of convention and meeting space. The resort will help develop the three -mile BayWalk, which highlights a 150 -acre leisure and entertainment area 0 in downtown Miami. Team tasks include due diligence, parking studies, underground utility design, preparation of a Special Area Plan ® (SAP) traffic study consistent with City of Miami 21 Zoning Code, environmental site assessment and potential remediation planning, 0 including contaminant delineation, water quality evaluation, and quarterly groundwater monitoring. ® Black Creek Trail Segment A Construction Documents, Miami -Dade County, FL — Served as landscape architect. Kimley- ® Horn prepared construction documents for Black Creek Trail, Segment A, which is a 9.1 -mile, multi -use greenway trail in southern Miami -Dade County. Kimley -Horn was responsible for all phases of this project ranging from programming and schematic design ® through construction phase services. We assisted MDPR in identifying potential trail alignments, amenities, trailhead locations, and ® neighborhood connections. Our design incorporated a non - motorized trail and linear park design within the Black Creek Canal (C -1) ® right -of -way (ROW) owned by the SFWMD. 0 University of Miami Wellness Park (aka UM Wellness Park) (fka UM Valet Lot Park), Miami, — Served as project manager. ® Kimley -Horn developed the conceptual plan of a wellness park at the University of Miami Medical Campus. This urban park will be ® centrally located within a busy urban environment and will offer a quiet respite for the employees and visitors of this area. Information gathered during the analysis phase of the design process indicated high peak use during weekdays and lunch time, which influenced ® the design of the park facilities to accommodate specialty uses. Plant materials that promote wellness and inspire healthy living were 0 selected as part of the design process. Park amenities will include an exercise trail and equipment area, plazas, multi -use lawn, 0 sculpture exhibit area, yoga lawn, and an event and lunch time /food truck plaza. ® Washington Avenue Roadway Improvements, Phase II, Homestead, FL — Landscape architect for the new construction and ® widening of Washington Avenue from NE 2nd Street to NE 8th Street from a two -lane undivided section to a two -lane divided urban section with parking on both sides. The project included roadway, drainage, signing and marking, lighting, water main extension, ® landscaping, and irrigation plans. The project included obtaining all required permits, preparation of bid documents, and construction ® supervision. ® Biscayne Boulevard Green Space Study, Miami -Dade County, FL — Currently serving as project manager for a Biscayne ® Boulevard planning study and conceptual design for the Miami Dade County Downtown Development Authority. The goal of this project ® is to analyze the current roadway cross - section between NE 8th Street south to Biscayne Boulevard Way (approximately 12 blocks) ® and to increase the green space. This area of Biscayne Boulevard currently has parking areas within the central portion of the right - of -way that could be removed to accommodate a greenway. In addition, the study includes analysis of the width of the existing lanes ® and pavement to determine if these can be reduced without losing capacity. This project involves close coordination with key City, ® community, and business associations, as well as FDOT during the Visioning" process. 0 Amphitheater Park, Palmetto Bay, FL — Project manager and landscape architectural design lead responsible for the conceptual ® plan of a two -acre passive park in the Village of Palmetto Bay. This neighborhood park within the Palmetto Bay Downtown District ® will include pedestrian walkways, plazas, water feature, children's interactive fountain, shelters, restrooms, amphitheater lawn, amphitheater stage and back of house area, landscaped areas and land forms. The site's boundaries are Franjo Road to the east, ® 181st Terrace and Wayne Avenue to the south, multifamily residential and commercial parcels to the west and Indigo Street to the ® north. ® Ingraham Park, Coral Gables, FL — Project manager and landscape architectural design lead responsible for the landscape, ® hardscape, fountain, site furniture, irrigation and architectural improvements at Ingraham Park, a 1.5 -acre park at the intersections of ® of Le Jeune Roadway and Ingraham Terrace in Coral Gables. Ingraham Park has been a passive park for the City of Coral Gables for many decades but does not include any significant recreational features or amenities to be enjoyed by residents and visitors. The ® inclusion of walking/exercise trails, outdoor exercise equipment, trellises and fountains and site furniture using the historic Coral Gables ® architectural vocabulary prominent throughout the City as inspiration, provides residents and visitors with the opportunity to enjoy many ® additional passive activities within the park. ® 3 -014-07� Kimley »)Horn ® ovzsmzi.,,ogryi��.wn 3-16 Burt Baldo, P.E. Engineering 48 -inch Force Main Along Sunny Isles Boulevard, North Miami, FL — Project engineer for the design of a 48 -inch force main along Sunny Isles Boulevard from P.S. 426, just west side of the Intracoastal Waterway, to the WASD North District WWTP. The project consists of installing approximately 7,600 linear feet of a 48 -inch diameter D.I.P. (I.D.) force main along Sunny Isles Boulevard and 2,600 linear feet of twin 48 -inch diameter H.D.P.E. (O.D.) force mains through the Clete River State Recreation Area. The project required an aerial crossing of the Oleta River, and extensive coordination with Florida DEP for the mitigation of impacted natural resources. NE 2nd Avenue Reconstruction from NE 91st Street to NE 105th Street, Miami, FL Project manager responsible for developing vertical and horizontal alignments, and providing drainage design, signing and pavement markings, and signalization plans for this corridor. The project included the reconstruction/widening of NE 2nd Avenue from NE 94th Street to NE 103rd Street as well as areas of roadway milling and resurfacing at the beginning and end of the project. The project also included a joint participation agreement with the Village of Miami Shores, in which the Village agreed to fund the streetscape and landscape improvements in order to participate in their design. Bayview Market Place Roadway Improvements on NE 17th Street/NE 17th Terrace /NE 2nd Avenue/N. Miami Avenue, Miami -Dade County, FL — Project manager responsible for developing vertical and horizontal alignments, providing drainage design, signing and pavement markings, and signalization plans for this corridor. The project included the reconstruction and widening of NE 17th Terrace /NE 2nd Avenue /NE Miami Place and the milling and resurfacing of NE 17th Street and N Miami Avenue. Black Creek Trail Segment A Construction Documents, Miami -Dade County, FL ® Senior engineer for the Kimley -Horn team that is preparing construction documents for Black Creek Trail, Segment A, which is a 9.1 -mile, multi -use greenway trail in southern Miami -Dade ® County. Our client is the Miami -Dade Park and Recreation Department (MDPR). Kimley -Horn ® is responsible for all phases of this project ranging from programming and schematic design ® through construction phase services. We have assisted MDPR in identifying potential trail alignments, amenities, trailhead locations, and neighborhood connections. We are coordinating ® with numerous stakeholder groups, including utilities, local governments, and permitting ® agencies. Our design incorporates a non - motorized trail and linear park design within the ® Black Creek Canal (C -1) right -of -way owned by the South Florida Water Management District ( SFWMD). We overlay our design on both survey data and high - resolution aerial photography ® to improve the readability and functionality of the plan set. Key challenges on this project that we have addressed include slope stability near the canal bank, crossing several major ® roadways (including a six -lane section of US 1), and working within SFWMD design standards for permitted use of their right -of -way. ® Improvements to Congested Intersections, Miami -Dade County, FL — Project manager for traffic operational analyses that were performed for Miami -Dade County Public Works ® Department as part of the short-term traffic solutions effort for the County's list of congested ® intersections. During the last quarter of 2005, the County issued a list of 25 intersections ® and suggested modifications to those intersections. Toward the end of the year, the County RF014 -07 -02 ® OY2�xt021A4 -05-nry 1s S=am. Cm ?rOf Se.nces Sesu.sevia! Special Qualifications Has 22 years of experience in civil engineering with 19 years of extensive experience in the field of highway design, drainage design, and traffic operations plans Principal areas of practice include roadway design, preliminary engineering studies, drainage design, stormwater permitting, pavement design, utility coordination, maintenance of traffic, roadway lighting design, signing and pavement marking, traffic signalization, and traffic planning Professional Credentials Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering, Florida International University Professional Engineer in Florida Advanced MOT Specifications Training FDOT Advanced Traffic Control Certification FDOT Specifications Certification Troxler Electronic Laboratories, Certificate No. 061878 Professional Organizations American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) American Society of Highway Engineers Kimley )))Horn ® Relevant Experience, cont. Burt B a 1 d O, P.E. Aassigned nine of the intersections to Kimley -Horn that were within FDOT right -of -way. The County asked that we perform traffic analyses and confirm the suggested modifications within a month (a very accelerated schedule). We completed the task in January Q 2006 and held meetings with FDOT, who approved the concepts. We later worked on the design of several of these intersections. ® These improvements required extensive field investigation and coordination with the County and other agencies. Improvements varied ® from simple signing and markings improvements to intense design involving changes in alignment and drainage issues. ® SW 216th Street from SW 127th Avenue to Florida's Turnpike, Miami, FL — Project manager responsible for the master planning, ® public involvement, developing vertical and horizontal alignments, signing and pavement markings, and signalization plans for this 1.25 -mile corridor. Also responsible for coordination for drainage design, which was performed by a subconsultant. ® Lincoln Road Closure, Miami Beach, FL — Roadway project engineer. This project was a joint- venture between the City of Miami ® Beach and UTA Management, LLC. The 1000 -1100 Block of Lincoln Road has been closed to vehicular traffic to allow for the extension of the Lincoln Road Pedestrian Mall. The mall was extended west, from Lenox Avenue to Alton Road, and includes a new pedestrian ® plaza. The design also included four water gardens, and streetscape and infrastructure improvements. Kimley -Horn provided due ® diligence, civil engineering, landscape architecture, permitting, traffic signal modifications, lighting and electrical design services for this project. ® Collins Avenue, Phase II, FDOT District Six — Project manager of the Kimley -Horn team that is providing roadway design, ® signalization, signing and marking, and drainage design for this roadway project in Miami Beach. ® Miami River Greenways Design - Six Projects, Miami, FL — Principal -in- charge for development of a master plan for six sites O owned by Miami -Dade County. Two design options were developed for each site and presented to the public and the Miami River Committee for discussion and concurrence for the recommended alternative to proceed with the design phase. Design included site ® development, drainage, permitting (DERM and FDEP), lighting, structural design new seawalls, and repairs of existing landscape and ® irrigation. 0 SR Al A/Collins Avenue Resurfacing (Phase 1), FDOT District Six — Project manager. For this project, Kimley -Horn provided design services for SR Al A/Collins Avenue from 26th Street to Indian Creek Drive in Miami Beach. Based on our team's detailed investigation of the corridor and deficiencies discovered, we presented District Six with three improvement options: minimal, mid- range, and complete reconstruction of the corridor. The District opted for the mid -range improvement option. The RRR design services provided to FDOT included roadway, signing and pavement marking, maintenance of traffic, drainage, and signalization plans. Design included provision of bulbouts, parking lanes, and trench drains. The project is currently under construction. Alton Road PD &E Study and Design (5th Street to Michigan Avenue), FDOT District Six — Design project manager for the project that included development and analysis of alternatives for the PD &E study, and development of horizontal and vertical alignments for the roadway and the flyover. The PD &E study identified potential improvements on Alton Road from 5th Street to Michigan Avenue, including the flyover from eastbound SR Al A (MacArthur Causeway). The project involved coordination with public agencies and extensive public involvement, including approval of the typical section package and design exceptions and variations. The project also included the preparation of 30% roadway plans for the preferred alternative. MDX Design Engineering for SR 874 (Don Shula Expressway) from Kendall Drive to SR 826, Miami, FL — Deputy project manager for design engineering services for SR 874 (Don Shula Expressway) roadway modifications from south of SW 88th Street (Kendall Drive) to south of SR 826 (Palmetto Expressway) /SR 874 interchange. The project consisted of the widening of SR 874 and included complex roadway design, drainage design, signing and marking, lighting, signalization, retaining walls, noise barrier walls, bridge widening plans, permitting, and public involvement services. The nature of the project changed and was re- procured as a Design -Build project. Kimley -Horn prepared 99% design plans and the subsequent design -build criteria package. We completed this project in April 2011. RM 14 ID -07-02 OV2ml.140 S: ry Ism Seam. Ca Prof sery P.ew:re ki Kimley »)Horn ® Leo Almonte, P.E. ® Engineering ® Roadway Design/MOT ® Black Creek Trail Segment A Construction Documents, Miami -Dade County, FL Special Qualifications Analyst on the Kimley -Horn team recently retained by the Miami -Dade Parks and Recreation ■ Has 11 years of roadway design ® Department to design Segment A (a 7.8 -mile corridor) of the Black Creek Trail. Black Creek experience ® Trail is a 17 -mile greenway corridor that connects the Everglades Levee (L -31 N Canal) with ■ Proficient in MicroStation, ® Black Point Park and Marina. Kimley -Horn completed a planning and feasibility study for the Geopak, Civil 3D, AutoCAD, 9.2 -mile Segment B in late 2007. Our current tasks include programming and schematics, EaglePoint, HCS +, CORSIM, ® design development, and construction phase services. Primavera P6, ArcGIS, ® AUTOTurn, Real Cost, and MS ® Alton Road PD &E Study (5th Street to Michigan Avenue), Miami Beach, FL — Design Project analyst for the Kimley -Horn team that performed a PD &E study to document the requirements for preliminary design for SR 907 (Alton Road) from 5th Street to Michigan Avenue, including Professional Credentials ® the flyover ramp connector between SR 836 and SR 908. The study included existing Master of Science, Transportation conditions, typical sections, traffic analysis, right -of -way requirements, environmental impacts, Engineering, Florida International ® and cost of improvements. Worked directly on the development of alternatives and the analysis University ® to determine the feasibility for this particular project. Worked On the development of the project's Bachelor of Science, Civil ® schedule and maintaining it up -to -date. Engineering, Pontificia Universidad ® SR A1A/Collins Avenue Resurfacing 1), FDOT District Six Design Catolica Madre y Maestra tr (Phase — analyst on the professional Engineer Florida ® Kimley -Horn team providing design services for SR AtA/Collins Avenue from 26th Street to ® Indian Creek Drive in Miami Beach. Based on our team's detailed investigation of the corridor FDOT Advanced MOT Training and deficiencies discovered, we presented District Six with three improvement options: minimal, Professional Organizations Q mid - range, and complete reconstruction of the corridor. Given the findings of our report, ® Kimley -Horn recommended complete reconstruction of the corridor, which would result in fewer American Society of Civil variations and exceptions and bring the roadway into compliance with current design standards. Engineers (ASCE) ® A new roadway profile will be designed after careful analysis and in conjunction with input from Institute of Transportation ® adjacent property owners. The new curb, gutter and sidewalk along the corridor will provide for Engineers (ITE) ® ADA compliance. Upgrades to the drainage system will eliminate most of the existing drainage Society of Hispanic Professional issues in the area and new signing, pavement markings, and lighting will improve safety issues Engineers ® along the corridor. 0 ® SR AtA/Collins Avenue Resurfacing (Phase 11), FDOT District Six — Project engineer on the Kimley -Horn team providing design services for the SR At A/Collins Avenue from 26th ® Street to Indian Creek Drive 3R project. The drainage was enhanced through the use of trench ® drain in those areas where the existing longitudinal slope was less than 0.3% and at the bulb -outs that were proposed to enhance the ADA compliance of the project. Upgrades to the existing signals and signing and pavement markings were part of this project. Existing parking ® was striped per current FDOT Standards. Prepared pavement design and coordinated with both ® the District pavement design engineer and bituminous engineer to achieve the best pavement ® design for this project. ® MDX Design Engineering for SR 874 (Don Shula Expressway) from Kendall Drive to ® SR 826, Miami, FL — Project engineer for this MDX project that proposed to add one lane in each direction on the existing SR 874 corridor from SW 88th Street (Kendall Drive) to ® south of SR 826 (Palmetto Expressway) located within Miami -Dade County. This corridor is a ® critical link between Florida's Turnpike and SR 826 (Palmetto Expressway). This project will ® provide additional capacity to the SR 874 corridor by converting two -lanes in each direction to Kimley »> Horn ® F 144D7.02 oy2fdl21.14-0$.V"1 s P.—f .s 3-19 0 A A 0 Relevant Experience, cont. Leo A I n-1 o n te, RE three -lanes in each direction by milling, resurfacing, widening and partial reconstruction. The geometry proposed was developed to provide the best fit option given the project limits, right of way restrictions, widening restrictions and cost effectiveness. The SR 874 corridor is an FIHS and SIS facility. In addition to the improvements along SR 874, the project also includes resurfacing of SR 878 for approximately 3,700 feet and minor improvements to Kendall Drive for approximately 380 feet west of SR 874. This project also includes widening of: the southbound bridge over Snapper Creek Canal (C -2), the bridges over Sunset Drive, the bridges over CSX/ Galloway Road, and the bridges over Miller Drive. In addition, the outside railing of the bridges over Kendall Drive is proposed to be replaced. Prepared the pavement design, roadway cross sections and drainage structures cross sections. Also, reviewed existing cross slopes in order to provide proper cross slope correction methods, including special details and profiles. Assisted in the horizontal and vertical alignment design. Prepared MOT typical sections and assisted in the project's MOT design. After the 90% submittal, MIN decided to advertise this project as a Design -Build project. SR 9721Coral Way from SW 37 Avenue to SW 13 Avenue Resurfacing, FDOT District Six — Project engineer responsible for developing plans for the resurfacing of Coral Way from SW 37th Avenue to east of SW 13th Avenue in Miami. Kimley -Horn assisted the City of Miami with a beautification master plan and design guidelines in 2002 for this area. The project corridor includes a mix of businesses and apartments, the corridor is unique in its designation as a State Historic Highway (SHH), and is famous for its canopy of mature Banyan trees. The historic nature of these signature trees and widespread flooding make this more than a typical milling and resurfacing project and require extensive coordination with FDOT and local agencies including the City of Miami Historic Preservation Board. The project includes approval of many design variations and exceptions. Project engineer responsible for developing plans for the resurfacing of Coral Way from SW 37th Avenue to east of SW 13th Avenue in Miami. Kimley -Horn assisted the City of Miami with a beautification master plan and design guidelines in 2002 for this area. The project corridor includes a mix of businesses and apartments, the corridor is unique in its designation as a State Historic Highway (SHH), and is famous for its canopy of mature Banyan trees. The historic nature of these signature trees and widespread flooding make this more than a typical milling and resurfacing project and require extensive coordination with FDOT and local agencies including the City of Miami Historic Preservation Board. The project includes approval of many design variations and exceptions. SR 710 /Beeline Highway Design (Projects B and C), FDOT District Four — Design analyst assisting in horizontal and vertical design of roadway, drainage design, and development of traffic control plans. The projects (Project B from West of Congress Avenue to West of Australian Avenue and Project C from West of Australian Avenue to Old Dixie Highway) include the addition of two new lanes to provide a four -lane divided urban section. 1.75 (SR 93) from Hernando County Line to CR 470, FDOT District Five — Design analyst assisting with various aspects of the roadway plans production, roadway design, summary of quantities, and computation book for this widening project in Sumter County. Kimley -Horn is preparing plans and permits for the widening of 12 miles of 1 -75 from north of the Hernando County line to south of CR 470. The project includes widening in the median of 1 -75 and reconstruction of the SR 48 interchange and the northbound off -ramp to SR 4768. In addition, the project includes off -site drainage ponds and right -of -way acquisition. Brickell City Centre, Miami, FL — Serving as project engineer providing drainage and roadway design for this project. Kimley -Horn prepared a Special Area Plan (SAP) traffic study and supporting documentation consistent with City of Miami 21 Zoning Code. Brickell CityCentre is the first project to be approved under the SAP process in the City of Miami. The proposed development includes 830 residential units. a 290 -room hotel, and 906,463 square feet of office of which 95,117 square feet will serve as medical office. The development will also include 535,300 square feet of retail of which 142,000 square feet will serve as entertainment uses such as a nightclub, cinema, and a bowling alley. As part of the traffic engineering services, six adjacent traffic signals will be redesigned per the latest Miami -Dade County design standards. Kimley -Horn is also providing civil engineering, roadway design, and transit engineering services for the site. Federal Highway (US 1) Interim and Final Enhancements, Delray Beach, FL — Project engineer on a multi - phased project providing roadway design, water main design services, relocation of piping for new drainage facilities, and design of water main crossings. This project included two miles of the US 1 /Federal Highway one -way pair in each direction in Delray Beach. The City and CRA adopted the Downtown Delray Beach Master Plan, which has as one of its key elements a reconfiguration of the two one -way segments of US 1 from three lanes to two lanes. RFO tb 1] OY2 1.14 -0Swvry Isles Mcoot Rtd semis Ra.a, sWo Kimley )))Horn Stefano Viola, P.E. Engineering; Landscape Architecture Roadway, Traffic, and Stormwater Engineering Services, Lauderdale Lakes, FL Kimley -Horn is working with the City of Lauderdale Lakes under a general services contract for roadway, traffic, and stormwater improvements. Including: NW 37th Street and NW 33rd Avenue. Kimley -Horn is working with the City of Lauderdale Lakes under a general services contract to provide roadway, traffic, and stormwater improvements. To date, we have started several projects, including the NW 37th Street/ NW 33rd Avenue project. Served as analyst responsible for the preparation of engineering drawings and the permitting process for this roadway enhancement project that also includes the addition of speed tables, walkway, and landscaping. Town Engineering Services, Miami Lakes, FL — Kimley -Horn is currently serving the Town of Miami Lakes as their Town Engineer. Miami Lakes has contracted with our firm to provide all aspects of engineering associated with the Town, including providing staff to fill the positions of Public Works Director and Stormwater Utility Director. Specific projects have included: Lake Elizabeth Drainage Improvements. Roadway restoration/resurfacing and drainage improvements in a residential community including new drainage outfalls and permitting. Our team located proposed drainage infrastructure to minimize impacts to existing utilities and adjacent properties. The project also included close coordination with residential property owners and careful maintenance of traffic to minimize impacts to the community. Water and Sewer Asset Inventory, North Bay Village, FL — Served as project analyst involved with developing an asset inventory for water, sewer, and stormwater utilities throughout the City. Kimley -Horn worked with Avirom and Associates, Inc. to collect field data and survey data to develop a GIS database and associated mapping for use by the City. The inventory is an effective planning tool to evaluate the current utility infrastructure, develop rehabilitation and improvement projects, budget and schedule utility projects, and coordinate with private utility companies such as Florida Power & Light for their improvements. Miami Lakes Downtown Phase I and II, and Lake Patricia Roadway /Drainage Improvement Projects, Miami Lakes, FL — Served as project engineer and provided permitting and construction phase services; also involved with preparation of construction documents and specifications. Kimley -Horn was involved with the design and permitting services to implement a large roadway and drainage improvement project located in Downtown Miami Lakes. The project area consisted of Bull Run Road from NW 67th Avenue south to Ludlum Road and Miami Lakeway North from NW 67th Avenue to Miami Lakes Drive. It also included Main Street and Meadow Walk from Bull Run to Miami Lakeway North. The capital project included approximately one mile of roadway restoration/resurfacing and drainage improvements in residential/business areas, curbing and sidewalk improvements, a new ouffall pipe, swale restoration, signing and pavement markings, and site restoration. The drainage improvements consisted of approximately 3,000 linear feet of exfiltration trench, approximately 2,500 linear feet of HDPE piping, approximately 40 drainage structures and one ouff all structure and headwall. Kimley -Horn also provided construction phase services to expedite the project, confirm the project was built in accordance with the design plans, and to minimize impacts to the community during construction. RW Id -0-02 OY2%Wl.I a -0S:ny1s 9eact, Cx P, Services Rmw si Special Qualifications • Eight years of engineering experience, including roadway restoration/resurfacing, drainage modeling, water /wastewater utility design, stormwater master planning, preparation of engineering drawings, permitting, and site /plan preparation and review • Experience with AutoCAD, WaterCAD, StormCAD, and Cascade Professional Credentials Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering, Florida International University Professional Engineer in Florida Professional Organizations American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Florida Engineering Society Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE) Kimley »)Horn 3-21 e Relevant Experience, cont. Stefano Viola, P.E. Miami Lakeway North Resurfacing and Drainage Improvements, A Federally- Funded Design -Build Project, Miami Lakes, FL ® Served as project engineer and provided drainage design and utility coordination. Kimley -Horn helped the Town obtain more than • S600,000 in stimulus funding to construct this roadway and drainage improvement project that includes a portion of Miami Lakeway North between Celebration Point and Miami Lakes Drive and NW 153rd Street from Miami Lakeway North to NW 60th Avenue. The project included drainage system improvements such as new stormwater inlets, a new ouffall connection, exfiltration trench for water ® quantity and quality treatment, new sidewalk, and new pavement markings and signage. Kimley -Horn also provided construction phase ® services to expedite the project and to confirm that the project was built in compliance with the design criteria. General On -Call Traffic Engineering Services, Fort Lauderdale, FL — Project analyst for general traffic engineering and transportation planning services as part of an on -call contract with the City. Kimley -Horn serves as an extension of the City of Fort Lauderdale staff reviewing traffic impact studies and parking analyses. Projects to date have included peer review of traffic impact and parking studies, site plan review, and representation at public hearings. Additional projects have included development of a corridor study to support lane reductions along SR At and development of a Greenways Plan to complement multimodal transportation options within the corridor. Royal Palm Boulevard Improvements, Margate, FL — Analyst for this project that involves realignment of the roadway, east- and westbound left turn lanes, access management modifications, renovation of an existing bridge and medians, construction of pedestrian bridges, base enhancements, milling and resurfacing, providing new asphalt areas, swale improvements, drainage improvements, landscaping, irrigation, and lighting improvements. The work will include design of a roadway bridge and two pedestrian bridges, roadway and turn lanes, drainage, signing and pavement markings, government agency approvals, coordinating with utility providers for adjustments and or relocations, preparing detailed quantity calculations and engineers estimates of probable costs, and providing resident project representation and incidental items. Bid Pack 4 Water Main and Force Main Replacement, Oakland Park, FL — Kimley -Horn provided professional services for the preparation of construction documents and associated permits for the replacement of more than 27,000 linear feet of water main and force main in the City of Oakland Park, Florida. The project consists of replacing existing water mains that have been identified as being substandard with respect to system pressures during fire flow. Services and meter boxes will be replaced to the property line on new water line installations and fire hydrants will be installed in residential and commercial areas. As part of this project, select portions of force main will be upsized within the City and will include the aerial crossing of the C -13 Canal closest to NW 31st Avenue. A critical function of this project is developing a route through the neighboring City of Lauderdale Lakes to provide the most efficient path for looping of the water main. In addition the work must be planned to minimize disruptions to the City during construction. ® Vizcaya Park (formerly known as Bluegrass Lakes Park), Miramar, FL — Served as analyst responsible for preparing drainage O and fire flow calculations for this park project that included a playground, three baseball fields, a soccer field, two basketball courts, a community center, and an associated parking lot. ® TO Bank (formerly Commerce Bank), Miami -Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach Counties, FL — Served as analyst responsible for preparing engineering permit submittals, construction plans, and drainage calculations for various Commerce Bank locations within ® Broward and Palm Beach counties. 24 -inch Water Main Route Evaluation Report and Design, West Palm Beach, FL — Served as project engineer. Also provided utility coordination. As a result of the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) relocating the Flagler Memorial Bridge, the City of West Palm Beach was required to relocate an existing subaqueous 24 -inch water main that conflicted with the new bridge location. To implement the most beneficial relocation route for the City, Kimley -Horn developed a water main route evaluation report. The project included evaluating four alternative water main alignments to cross the Intracoastal Waterway from the City of West Palm Beach to the Town of Palm Beach. The report discussed community impacts, constructability, permit feasibility, and a recommendation to proceed with a preferred water main route. .VQ14 -07� Kimley> »Horn oy250�21.14p &=. lu' s 5e Cr, ?,oi Seevices Pear S- p 3-22 Jaime Albino, E.I. Engineering; General Services Town Engineering Services, Miami Lakes, FL — Analyst on the Kimley -Horn team that Special Qualifications is currently serving as Town Engineer for the Town of Miami Lakes. Our firm has been ■ Proficient in software including contracted to provide all aspects of ongoing traffic, transportation, and civil engineering services AutoCAD with 3D modeling, associated with the Town, including providing staff to fill the positions of public works director ArcGIS, drainage modeling in and stormwater utility director. Specific projects have included: Cascade, and scheduling using Microsoft Project Lake Elizabeth Drainage Improvements. This project involved roadway restoration/ ■ Engineering experience includes resurfacing and drainage improvements in a residential community, including new drainage development of engineering ouffalls and permitting. Our team located proposed drainage infrastructure to minimize plans for roadway and site impacts to existing utilities and adjacent properties. The project also included close improvement projects, permitting coordination with residential property owners and careful maintenance of traffic to minimize with Broward County and impacts to the community. Miami -Dade County agencies, NW 87th Avenue Design. Kimley Horn worked with Town staff to develop roadway estimating project costs, and conducting construction phase design, landscaping plans, and construction documents for improvements to NW 87th observation Avenue. The project required close coordination with Miami -Dade County staff to create an implementable design. Professional Credentials Bachelor of Science, Civil Miami Lakeway North. Kimley -Horn developed construction documents for roadway Engineering, University of Florida and drainage improvements on Miami Lakeway North in the Town of Miami Lakes. The Registered Engineering Intern in improvement project included roadway restoration, new curbing, new pavement marking, Florida and new drainage infrastructure from Ludlum Road to Celebration Point development, and along NW 64th Avenue from Miami Lakeway North to the Biscayne Canal. The drainage Professional Organizations design included the necessary stormwater modeling and permitting for a new drainage American Society of Civil ouffall into the canal. In addition to the much needed stormwater improvements, several Engineers (ASCE) traffic and parking related improvements were included. Right- and left -turn lane extensions Florida Engineering Society provided for additional queuing space, paved parallel parking was added in existing swale areas, and a new parking lot was added in close proximity to the Miami Lakes Park tennis National Society of Collegiate courts and Miami Lakes Middle School portable classrooms. The enhancement project also Scholars included landscaping and irrigation improvements, as well as new lighting for the parking lot. Kimley -Horn provided construction phase services to expedite the project and confirm the project was built in compliance with the plans and specifications. As a result of the design, public involvement with the community, and coordination with the contractor, the construction process was very successful, impacts to the community were mini the project came in on time and under budget. ® NW 154th Street Drainage Improvements. Kimley -Horn provided roadway restoration/ ® resurfacing and drainage improvements on a major roadway through the Town, including a new drainage ouff all, median improvements, irrigation system, and project permitting. Construction phase services to expedite the project and confirm project was built in ® accordance with the design plans. ® Stormwater Master Plan Update, Palmetto Bay, FL — Serving as project analyst for the ® Kimley -Horn team preparing an update to the Village of Palmetto Bay's stormwater master plan. ® Tasks include site visits and data collection. ® R %1w7� Kimley) ))Horn ® oyzsa 1z 14o S. Is'es 5 Cara PM 5enices R me sb 3-23 ® Relevant Experience, cont. Jaime Albino, E . I . ® Wiles Road Design from Rock Island Road to US 441 (SR 7), Coral Springs, FL — Analyst on the Kimley -Horn team selected ® by the Broward County Engineering Division to prepare complete contract plans for the reconstruction and widening of Wiles Road ® as a six -lane divided urban arterial from Rock Island Road to US 441 (SR 7). Broward County and FDOT are sharing in the cost of ® improvements which include drainage, lighting, landscaping, irrigation, bicycle lanes, signalization, utility coordination, and detailed traffic control plans. Helped design relocated force main and water main alignments, create cost estimates for the work, and permit the ® projects through Broward County. ®Vizcaya Park (Bluegrass Lakes Park), Miramar, FL — Serving as project analyst. This 20 -acre park in Miramar provides several active recreational opportunities, including a soccer /multiuse field, two full -size basketball courts, and a 7,600- square -foot community ® center. The park's passive features include open picnic areas, a playground, and a jogging/fitness trail along the perimeter of the ® project site. The project is being completed in phases and to date the community center, soccer field, and associated parking lot have ® been constructed. Helped to design Phase 3 of the project which includes the additions of a splash pad, pavilions, a second soccer field, park signage, and overflow parking. Along with the design, helped to create the cost estimate and permit the project. IND ® Bid Pack 4 Water Main and Force Main Replacement, Oakland Park, FL — Team member providing construction phase services for this project. Kimley -Horn was responsible for the preparation of construction documents and associated permits for the replacement ® of more than 27,000 linear feet of water main and force main in the City of Oakland Park. The project consisted of replacing existing ® water mains that have were identified as being substandard with respect to system pressures during fireflow. As part of this project, ® select portions of force main were upsized within the City and included the aerial crossing of the C -13 Canal closest to NW 31st Avenue. A critical function of this project was developing a route through the neighboring City of Lauderdale Lakes to provide the most 4D efficient path for looping of the water main. In addition, the work was planned to minimize disruptions to the City during construction. ID West Lakes A Drainage Improvement Project, Miami Lakes, FL— Serving as project analyst responsible for preparing drainage ® calculations and developing design for new storm water system on NW 89th Avenue in Miami Lakes. This new system included ® exfiltration trench, connecting existing catch basins, and outfall system which connected to Graham Dairy Canal. Also used design ® documents and calculations to submit permitting documents for local government approval and FDOT approval. ® Net Asset Inventory, North Bay Village, FL— Serving as project analyst for North Bay Village on the Kimley -Horn team to prepare ® a log detailing the quantity, useful life, and value of current assets owned by the North Bay Village Municipality. The inventory log was ® created using GIS information, engineering reports, plans, and purchase orders that included the storm water, waste water, and potable water systems. o Walmart Stores, Statewide, FL — Serving as project analyst for the Kimley -Horn team providing design, permitting, and construction phase services for various Walmart stores throughout Florida, including sites in Hollywood and Pompano Beach. 0 ® Wave Streetcar Alternatives Analysis/Environmental Assessment and Small Starts Application, Fort Lauderdale, FL — Analyst 0 for an Alternatives Analysis (AA) and Environmental Assessment (EA) toward advancing the Downtown Transit Circulator (DTC) Project (Wave Streetcar) into the Project Development (PD) phase as a Small Starts project. The Wave Streetcar involves constructing Q a new fixed guideway streetcar transit service within Downtown Fort Lauderdale in Broward County. Q ® 14 -07�2 Kimley )»Horn ® 0YM=1.:a -0 Su, 15 55 — ..CmRdxniesaesures»x 3-24 Kevin Schanen, P.E. Engineering O ® Force Main Route Evaluation Report, North Bay Village, FL — Served as project engineer for the Kimley -Horn team that developed a force main route evaluation report for the City's ® force main system. The City's existing sub - aqueous 12 -inch force main system was old and ® deteriorating and required replacement. The proposed 16 -inch force main from the City's ® main pump station was evaluated to determine the most beneficial route either to the east with a connection point located in the City of Miami Beach or to the west with a connection ® point in Miami -Dade County. The proposed force main route included both open -cut and ® horizontal direction drill (HDD) segments for either approach. The evaluation process included ® coordination with stakeholders and permitting agencies that had jurisdiction and /or influence over the project to identify requirements, concerns, and obtain feedback pertaining to issues ® that affect the permitting, design, construction, schedule, and cost of the proposed project. ® The final force main route evaluation report addressed stakeholders' issues, permit feasibility, ® project timeframes, preliminary opinions of probable cost, and a recommendation to proceed with the preferred route. The report also included proposed connection points, overall pipe ® lengths, construction methods, pipe material, and known or potential issues and constraints for ® each route including environmental issues. ® Main Wastewater Pump Station Rehabilitation, North Bay Village, FL — Project engineer ® for development of design, permitting, and construction phase services for the rehabilitation of the City's main wastewater pump station. The project included analyzing the existing pumping ® and control equipment to evaluate present operating parameters and to develop a rehabilitation ® approach to increase system efficiency, reduce system maintenance, and provide a reliable, ® redundant pump station to better serve the City. Existing shaft driven wastewater pumps were converted to submersible pumps for use in a dry pit area and the complete control system was IID upgraded including a new Citywide SCADA system. The design approach required construction ® coordination and planning to keep the existing station in service during the rehabilitation and o service upgrade process. ® D -10 Stormwater Pump Station Expansion, Palm Beach, FL — Served as project manager ® for the design of this stormwater pumping station. Project includes expanding the existing station from a capacity of 78,000 GPM to 150,000 GPM, wetwell expansion, generator and U ventilation system design, and associated collection system upgrades. ® D -15 Stormwater Pumping Station, Palm Beach, FL — Served as project engineer /task ® manager for the design of cooling water wells and heat exchanger replacements to support the ® cooling needs of nine diesel engine driven hydraulic stormwater pumps in the Town of Palm ® Beach. Interior piping modifications, as well as heat exchanger replacements are also included in this project. ® D -2, D -8, D -9, D -10 Stormwater Basin Studies, Palm Beach, FL — Served as project manager to perform a detailed drainage study of the existing stormwater collection and 0 pumping system for these drainage basins, totaling almost 400 acres, located at the north ® end of the Town of Palm Beach. The purpose of the studies were to determine if the Town's ® existing stormwater collection system improvement master plan could be further optimized to reduce construction costs. Through our advanced modeling techniques, the Town was able to ® significantly reduce the cost of the original improvement program while maintaining the level of ® protection provided by the original plan. Uo,4o7m ® OY2.A�21.14 -0Srjy lsks xarn Gax?:d Services aewnesma Special Qualifications • Has 15 years of diverse engineering and project management experience • Recipient of 2011 Engineer of the Year from the Florida Engineering Society, Palm Beach County Chapter • Recipient of a 2012 Outstanding Young Alumnus Award from the University of Florida • Project manager for a variety of municipal and utility projects throughout Southeast Florida • Experienced in a wide variety of municipal projects, including structures, utilities, restoration and rehabilitation, and infrastructure improvements Professional Credentials Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering, University of Florida Professional Engineer in Florida Professional Organizations American Public Works Association (APWA) American Water Works Association (AWWA) Florida Engineering Society National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE) Kimley» )Horn O O Relevant Experience, cont. Kevin S c h a n e n, RE ® D -8 Emergency Stormwater Pumping Station and Collection System Piping, Palm Beach, FL — Served as project engineer for o the design, bidding, and construction phase services of this stormwater pumping station in the Town of Palm Beach. This includes ® expanding the existing station from a capacity of 30,000 GPM to 105,000 GPM, construction of a new outfall to the Intracoastal ® Waterway, installation of a new 750 -kW emergency generator, and associated collection system upgrades and utility relocations. ® D -9 Stormwater Pump Station, Palm Beach, FL — Served as project manager for the design of this stormwater pumping station in ® the Town of Palm Beach. This project includes expanding the existing station from a capacity of 52,000 GPM to 90,000 GPM, wet well ® expansion, 800 -kW emergency generator and ventilation system design, and associated collection system upgrades. ® Town of Palm Beach D -8 Stormwater Pumping Station, Palm Beach, FL — Serves as project engineer for the design, bidding, ® and construction phase services of this stormwater pumping station in the Town of Palm Beach. This includes expanding the existing station from a capacity of 30,000 gpm to 105,000 gpm, construction of a new ouffall to the Intracoastal Waterway, and associated ® collection system upgrades and utility relocations. it Town of Palm Beach D -3 Pump Station, Palm Beach, FL — Provided on -call construction phase services for this 60,000 GPM ® stormwater pump station located in the Town of Palm Beach. ® Town of Palm Beach D -10 Stormwater Pumping Station, Palm Beach, FL — Project manager for the design of this stormwater pumping station. Project includes expanding the existing station from a capacity of 78,000 GPM to 150,000 GPM, generator and ® ventilation system design, and associated collection system upgrades. ® Jupiter Water High Service Pumps 17 &18, Jupiter, FL — Served as project manager for the installation of two high service pumps ® at the Central Blvd. water storage facility. Due to water restrictions, the peak flows demanded by the system outpaced the high service ® pumping capacity of the water treatment plant on the days that irrigation is allowed by the water management district. The installation of ® the final two pumps in the transmission system matrix will allow the Town to keep pace with the irrigation demand while maintaining a consistent system pressure. ID ® Town of Palm Beach D -15 Cooling System, Palm Beach, FL — Serves as project manager for the design of cooling water wells and heat exchanger replacements to support the cooling needs of nine diesel engine driven hydraulic stormwater pumps in the Town of ® Palm Beach. Interior piping modifications as well as heat exchanger replacements are also included in this project. O Indian River County Utilities West Transmission Force Main, In -Line Pump Station, Vero Beach, FL — Served as project engineer for the design of an in -line pump station from an existing master pump station to divert wastewater capacity from their South ® Regional Wastewater Treatment Facility to their West Regional Wastewater Treatment Facility. This approach not only addressed their master planning efforts, but eliminated odor issues at the existing facility, allowed planned rehabilitation at the existing pump station. o and provided much more flexibility in diverting wastewater to either of their facilities. 4) Town of Palm Beach Sanitary Inline Booster Pumping Station, West Palm Beach, FL— Served as project manager to provide O design services for this 5 -MGD sanitary sewer inline booster station which will allow the Town to demolish an existing pump station and enter directly into the West Palm Beach forcemain system near 23rd Street and Tamarind Avenue. The design included influent ® and effluent forcemain modifications, construction of a new electrical building, installation of a 350 kW emergency generator, and the o installation of five VFD driven centrifugal wastewater pumps. The pumps were designed to be installed in an exterior, above ground, 0 dry condition so that costs could be saved by constructing a smaller building. ® Town of Palm Beach In -line Booster Pumping Station, Palm Beach, FL — Served as project manager to provide conceptual design ® services for this five -MGD sanitary sewer inline booster station which will allow the Town to demolish an existing repump station and ® enter directly into the West Palm Beach force main system near 23rd Street and Tamarind Avenue. The design included influent and effluent force main modifications, construction of a new electrical building, installation of a 350 -kW emergency generator, and the ® installation of five VFD- driven centrifugal wastewater pumps. ® RM14 -0,� Kimley »)Horn ® OY250021.14-0 Su yts d ..Ca Pml Services Resum .v 3-26 ® Richard Tenn ® Engineering ® Civil Engineering ® North Miami Continuing Professional A &E Services, North Miami, FL — The Kimley -Horn Special Qualifications team was selected in 2012 to provide professional services on a variety of municipal projects ■ Has 10 years of experience Q for the City of North Miami. The contract includes engineering services for civiVenvironmental, in civil engineering planning, ® planning and urban design, traffic engineering, transportation consulting, and water resources/ design, permitting, and ® water supply. Our services to -date include the design of forcemain transmission piping. As construction management/ project engineer, responsibilities include site visits, data collection, permitting, layout design, inspection services ® and cost estimating. ■ Experienced in all phases of Q design and drafting including Q General Consulting Services, Palmetto Bay, FL — Kimley -Horn is currently working with the roadway, drainage, water Village of Palmetto Bay as a general consultant to provide all types of engineering services, distribution/transmission, and ® such as planning, general civil engineering, and transportation. The Village of Palmetto Bay wastewater collection and ® is a newly - incorporated community that is evaluating the condition of their infrastructure and transmission facilities ® developing a new vision for their community. The Village has looked to Kimley -Horn to develop 0 Proficient in AutoCAD, a stormwater master plan and an associated stormwater management plan to implement a Microstation, Cascade, and ® stormwater utility and obtain ownership of the infrastructure. The Village has also asked Kimley- AdICPR software programs ® Horn to develop a comprehensive plan as a foundation and framework for the new municipality, as well as provide civil engineering expertise to help them implement their new community Professional Credentials ® vision. Other services provided have included local flooding analysis and assistance with grant Bachelor of Science, Civil ® applications. Specific projects have included: Engineering, Florida International ® University SW 89th Street Roadway and Drainage Improvement Project. Kimley -Horn assisted ® in developing a roadway restoration/resurfacing and drainage improvements project Professional Organizations ® in a residential area, including design, hydraulic modeling, contract documents, and American Society of Civil permitting. Our team located proposed drainage infrastructure and provided cost - effective Engineers (ASCE) ® drainage improvements to meet stormwater management and environmental permitting ® requirements, as well as minimize impacts to adjacent properties. In addition to the ® roadway and drainage improvements, the project included signing and pavement markings, swale restoration, sidewalk improvements, and site restoration. Kimley -Horn provided ® construction phase services to expedite the project and to confirm the project was built in ® accordance with the design plans. Close coordination with residential property owners was Q required for the successful project. ® Main Wastewater Pump Station Rehabilitation, North Bay Village, FL — Project engineer ® for development of design, permitting, and construction phase services for the rehabilitation of ® the Citys main wastewater pump station. The project included analyzing the existing pumping and control equipment to evaluate present operating parameters and to develop a rehabilitation Q approach to increase system efficiency, reduce system maintenance, and provide a reliable, ® redundant pump station to better serve the City. Existing shaft driven wastewater pumps were ® converted to submersible pumps for use in a dry pit area and the complete control system was upgraded including a new Citywide SCADA system. The design approach required construction Q coordination and planning to keep the existing station in service during the rehabilitation and ® service upgrade process. Q SW 184 Street, Miami -Dade County, FL — The project is located between SW 127 Avenue ® and SW 147 Avenue. Included development of a four -lane roadway with painted median, ® Kimley »)Horn ® U0141W� OY200021.14-0 SM Isles � Pr Serves Rewres.i 3-27 ® Relevant Experience, Cont. Richard Tenn ® concrete sidewalks, curb and gutter, storm drainage system, roadway lighting, pavement markings, signing and signalization. Involved ® in all aspects of the design. Primary responsibility was drainage design and permits. ®MDX SR -836 Expressway Improvements, Miami -Dade County, FL — Worked with a team of engineers to develop the conceptual stormwater master plan for approximately five miles of expressway. Project included AdICPR simulations, drainage system design, and the stormwater permitting through the various local, state, and federal agencies. ® Oakes Road, Broward County, FL — The project included improvements to three roadways within the Town of Davie. The ® realignment and reconstruction of Oakes Road from a thee -lane section to a five -lane urban section. The reconstruction of Burris ® Road from a two- to a four -lane urban section and the milling and resurfacing of sections of SR 84 spur. Improvements also included ® drainage, utility relocation, signing and pavement marking provision for future landscaping. NPDES Stormwater Permit Dry Weather Field Screening, Miami, FL — Responsible for field testing of environmental and physical ® parameters such as total dissolved solids, temperature, pH. Performed colorimetric analyses using CHEMetrics field test kits to ® measure chlorine, copper, phenols, and detergents. Conducted flow rate estimation and documented the presence of observed odors, such as chlorine, gasoline, rotten eggs, and sewage. Collected, stored, and transported additional water samples in accordance with ® established industry standards for the laboratory analyses. ® MDX SR 874 Expressway Improvements, Miami -Dade County, FL — Developed stormwater drainage plans and calculations for ® approximately six miles of expressway. The scope of work included the stormwater master plan report, environmental resource permit ® through SFWMD and stormwater modeling using AdICPR. S Vizcaya Park (formerly known as Bluegrass Lakes Park), Miramar, FL — Served as project engineer. This 20 -acre park in ® Miramar provides several active recreational opportunities, including a soccer /multiuse field, basketball courts, and a 7,600- square -foot ® community center. The park's passive features include open picnic areas, a playground, and a jogging/fitness trail along the perimeter ® of the project site. Kimley -Horn provided master planning; landscape architecture; design, engineering, and permitting services; and construction observation and administration. This project serves as the City's first Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design ® (LEED) building, which obtained Gold Certification. The City also plans to construct a 10,000- square -foot civic center, press box, ® concession stand, and storage area at the site during later phases. ® Miami Lakes Downtown Phase I and II, and Lake Patricia Roadway /Drainage Improvement Projects, Miami Lakes, FL — Served ® as project engineer and provided roadway /drainage design and hydrologic modeling. Kimley -Horn was involved with the design and permitting services to implement a large roadway and drainage improvement project located in Downtown Miami Lakes. The project area consisted of Bull Run Road from NW 67th Avenue south to Ludlum Road and Miami Lakeway North from NW 67th Avenue to ® Miami Lakes Drive. It also included Main Street and Meadow Walk from Bull Run to Miami Lakeway North. The capital project included ® approximately one mile of roadway restoration/resurfacing and drainage improvements in residential/business areas, curbing and O sidewalk improvements, a new outfall pipe, swale restoration, signing and pavement markings, and site restoration. The drainage improvements consisted of approximately 3,000 linear feet of exfiltration trench, approximately 2,500 linear feet of HDPE piping, Q approximately 40 drainage structures and one outfall structure and headwall. Kimley -Horn also provided construction phase services ® to expedite the project, confirm the project was built in accordance with the design plans, and to minimize impacts to the community O during construction. 0 Miami Lakeway North Resurfacing and Drainage Improvements, A Federally- Funded Design -Build Project, Miami Lakes, O FL — Served as project engineer. Kimley -Horn assisted the Town in obtaining more than $600,000 in stimulus funding to construct this roadway and drainage improvement project that includes a portion of Miami Lakeway North between Celebration Point and Miami Q Lakes Drive and NW 153rd Street from Miami Lakeway North to NW 60th Avenue. Prior to obtaining the stimulus funding, Kimley- Horn assisted the Town in becoming Local Agency Program (LAP) certified so that the Town would be eligible to obtain the stimulus 0 funding. Our team developed a design criteria package —in compliance with Federal funding criteria —which resulted in securing the stimulus funding and award of the project to the design -build team. The project included drainage system improvements such as U new stormwater inlets, a new outfall connection, exfiltration trench for water quantity and quality treatment, new sidewalk, and new ® pavement markings and signage. Kimley -Horn also provided construction phase services to expedite the project and to confirm that the 0 project was built in compliance with the design criteria. RFQ 14-07� Kimley>Morn ® orzsmzi.i.o s.,.mi�, -. cov as �� :asiwa 3-28 ,;. ? !!Civil Engine erin g; Storr ` Construction I Fernandez, P.E. Engineering; General Services ® General Civil Engineering Consultant, Bay Harbor Islands, FL — Served as project analyst and provided permitting assistance for this general services contract. The Kimley -Horn team Q recently completed the master plan for a community enhancement program that includes ® roadway, streetscape, drainage, utility undergrounding, and beautification. Additional projects ® that are currently under construction, or have recently been constructed, are two passive parks and a roadway beautification project. Half of the cost of these projects was funded by a grant ® obtained with Kimley- Horn's assistance. gNW 37 Avenue Water and Sewer Improvements, Miami -Dade County, FL — Project engineer. This project is part of the Miami -Dade Water and Sewer Department's (MDWASD) ® `Needs Assessment Program" (NAP). It consisted of the preparation of a technical ® memorandum to evaluate alternatives and recommend improvements within a 2,000 -acre area of unincorporated Miami -Dade County that had little or no existing water and sewer ® infrastructure. The scope of services included data collection; site investigations; and ® researching utility billing records to identity properties currently without water and sewer service ® or being served by the City of Hialeah. Other tasks performed included environmental site assessments, researching right -of -way availability, coordination with regulatory agencies and ® stakeholders, future demand projections, hydraulic modeling to identify system deficiencies and ® the development of alternatives to meet current and future potable service and fire protection ® demands. Kimley -Horn delivered a Technical Memorandum to MDWASD containing all findings and recommendations for implementation of improvements. ® City of Homestead Community Redevelopment - Southwest Neighborhood Plan, Homestead, FL — Served as project analyst and performed contaminant investigation, OPC, ® and master planning. The Southwest Neighborhood Master Plan is truly a first class work ® plan for all future development within the 350 -acre historic African American neighborhood in ® the City of Homestead. Kimley -Horn led a diverse team of architects, economists, historians, planners, and specialists (including transportation, utilities, and environmental) to develop a ® holistic approach to the redevelopment plan for the neighborhood. Through a tremendous public ® consensus effort, the project has now become an amendment to the City land development ® code and is being implemented. ® Miami River Greenway, Miami, FL — Project analyst involved in the creation of a greenway Q within the existing right -of -way owned by the City of Miami. Responsibilities included permitting, ® drainage, site utility coordination and profiling, schematics, storm invert inspection, and survey verification. Our team provided site civil services for paving, grading, landscape architecture, ® construction plans, drainage plans, and permitting. The new Miami River Greenway will serve as a pedestrian linkage for the many communities along the river to the downtown. Q Midtown Miami Brownfield Redevelopment, Miami, FL — Provided utility profiling and Q coordination, permit scheduling, site inspection and calculations, water and sewer design, ® Community Development District reports, drainage report and exhibits, OPC, zoning approval, capital improvements, public right -of -way improvements, sight triangulation, environmental Q restoration analysis, shop drawing reviews for this large redevelopment project. Q QR- O1n -07-0 ® OY2 1.16 -0 5 :y 1s Beat. Gun P, Sem Rmw .h� Special Qualifications • Has 11 years of diverse civil engineering analyst experience • Areas of expertise include land development, stormwater management, water and sewer systems, urban planning, permit expediting, utility system design, and profiling • Experience serving a diverse group of clients, including counties, municipalities, government agencies, and private developers • Proficient in AutoCAD and design analysis software programs Professional Credentials Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering, Florida International University Professional Engineer in Florida Professional Organizations American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) American -Cuban Engineers Kimley »)Horn ® Relevant Experience, cunt. J o rq e Fernandez, P. E ® RiverFront, Miami, FL — Prepared the plans development submittal and provided utility coordination, site calculations, cross - sections, ® and paving and grading for this 11 -acre site for a six -tower residential development. ® Bank of America (Coral Way and 147th Avenue, Bird Road and 152nd Avenue), FL — Providing permitting, approval coordination, cut and fill analysis, public works plans, site utility study, and lift station calculations. ® 3333 Biscayne, Miami, FL — Project manager responsible for the site civil elements of this 15 -story office building. Kimley -Horn applied the following green/sustainable elements and practices: A/C condensate for irrigation, pedestrian garden area, pervious pavers, ® quality/quantity drainage, domestic and landscape water use efficiency, building energy efficiency, waste reduction management, and B an indoor environmental layout. ® Brickell Tennis Club, Miami, FL — Served as analyst and provided utility and drainage reporting and coordination, permitting, and ® ICPR. Kimley -Horn prepared the civil and landscape documents for this three -acre tennis facility. The first of its kind in downtown ® Miami, the club is a tropical oasis and resort amenity to the Four Seasons Hotel. ® ICE, Miami, FL — Provided Miami -Dade Water and Sewer District and FDOT construction document productions, permit coordination, ® underground utility coordination, site utility study, profiling, OPC /construction estimating, roadway alignment, drainage inspections, and MEP coordination. ® Infinity at Brickell (Infinity I and II), Miami, FL — Provided on -site and off -site drainage, permitting, site inspection, utility, water and ® sewer design, project management, development coordination and assistance, fire protection, finished -floor analysis, drainage well ® design, municipality coordination, and revision services. ® 3050 Biscayne/3100 Biscayne, Miami, FL — For this site utility study, provided site and drainage evaluation, permitting, zoning, ® drainage analysis, surveyor and attorney coordination, and utility coordination for this residential tower development. ® Bay View Market — Provided permitting, plans development submittals, utility coordination and profiling, project work planning, storm ® sewer excavation and relocation, utility relocations, and construction coordination. Terrazas RiverPark Village, Miami, FL — Located in the City of Miami, this project will consist of two high -rise towers featuring ® beautiful views of the Miami River and Sewell Park, a 10 -acre city park. Originally, this site consisted of a condemned hospital and ® many large trees. Serving as project analyst, provided utility coordination and performed the site utility study for this urban residential development. ® Hialeah Park Development of Regional Impact (DRI), Hialeah, FL — Served as RAC /UCBD scheduler and provided civil ® coordination. Kimley -Horn provided entitlement services, including DRI, comprehensive plan amendment, rezoning, and master planning for the redevelopment of Hialeah Park. Hialeah Park is a 202 -acre, former horse racing facility that first opened in 1926. The redeveloped site is expected to include 3,760 residential units, retail and office space, a town center, school, and several parks ® and urban plazas. For future portions of the project, Kimley -Horn will provide civil engineering, urban design, landscape architecture, ® planning, and project management services. Faena Miami Beach, Miami Beach, FL — Serving as program manager for the Kimley -Horn team that is providing civil and traffic ® engineering services for this mixed -use project located on eight city blocks. The project involves renovations and improvements to the existing historic Saxony, Versailles, and Atlantic hotels, which were originally completed in the 1940s. As part of the new Faena District, ® the project also includes construction of five condominium buildings, an underground parking garage, event space, and two separate ® amenity decks to serve the hotel and condo towers. Our services include due diligence; schematic design; landscape architecture; ® permitting through the City of Miami Beach WASD and DERM, FDOT, FDEP, and SFWMD; preparation of contract documents; and construction phase assistance. ® Miami Children's Hospital, Miami, FL — Served as project engineer. Kimley -Horn provided civil engineering services to Miami Children's Hospital for a parking garage, central energy plant, and oxygen plant. Associated civil engineering services included o drainage design, roadway design, easement coordination, permitting, development of a stormwater management plan, design of o underground storage tanks, and the preparation of construction documents. ® U0„ -07� Kimley »)Horn Oorze 1.14o spy asks 3-30 Mark Miller, P.E. Engineering Wastewater Treatment Facility Rehabilitation/Expansion, Lake Wales, FL — Project engineer involved with the rehabilitation and expansion of an existing 1.9 -MGD WWTF. Rehabilitation items include new headworks fine screening system, addition on new oxidation ditch rotors with smart biological nutrient reduction system, replacement of clarifier mechanisms, conversion of existing traveling bridge sand filter to disk filter, rehabilitation of an existing aerobic digester, addition of a new aerobic digester, rehabilitation of existing electrical system, and rehabilitation/enhancement of the SCADA system. Work includes permitting and a treatment capacity expansion to 2.19 MGD. Kimley -Horn will provide full construction administration as part of a separate contract. Continuing Consulting Services, Jupiter, FL — Project engineer on the Kimley -Horn team that has served the Town of Jupiter as ongoing municipal consultant for 30 years. Our team has been responsible for literally hundreds of improvement projects, including roadway and drainage improvements, water system improvements, development plan reviews, structural design, coastal engineering, park design, traffic engineering, surveying, bid coordination, and construction contract administration. ® Continuing Services, Jupiter Island, FL — Project engineer on the Kimley -Horn team Q retained by the Town of Jupiter to assist in its consideration of the purchase of two privately ® owned water and wastewater utilities. The firm's responsibilities included evaluation of the existing facilities, preparation of engineering reports to accompany municipal bond prospectus, ® identifying future capital improvements needed for integrating the two utilities, and providing ® advice relative to operation of the facilities to be purchased. The Town completed this purchase ® in September 1998 and formed a utility enterprise within the Town government, naming it South Martin Regional Utility (SMRU). The firm has remained the utility's engineering consultant ® responsible for all engineering functions of the utility. ® Indian River County Utilities West Transmission Force Main, In -Line Pump Station, ® Vero Beach, FL — Served as project manager for the design of an in -line pump station from ® an existing master pump station to divert wastewater capacity from their South Regional ® Wastewater Treatment Facility to their West Regional Wastewater Treatment Facility. This approach not only addressed their master planning efforts, but eliminated odor issues at the ® existing facility, allowed planned rehabilitation at the existing pump station, and provided much ® more flexibility in diverting wastewater to either of their facilities. Q 24 -inch West Wastewater Transmission System Inline Booster Station, Vero Beach, FL Q Project manager of the Kimley -Horn team who developed plans and specifications for Indian Q River County's longest force main transmission system and their first in -line booster pump ® station. As part of their master plan to divert wastewater capacity from their south regional wastewater treatment facility to their west regional wastewater treatment facility, Kimley -Horn Q permitted, designed, and is overseeing the construction of more than eight miles of 24 -inch ® force main transmission piping. Q 90th Avenue In -line Pump Station, Indian River County, FL — Provided survey and design Q construction services for the new Northwest Regional 3 -MGD sewer in -line pump station. Q Original scope included the design of a conventional pump station, but client amended scope to RFO 1407-0 ® OY250021.14-0Sr,y Isles BeaVCaa Fri S:rvices Fesu:nes»x Special Qualifications ■ Has 28 years of experience with the design, permitting, construction, and operations of water and wastewater systems including pump stations, treatment plants, and distribution systems ■ Responsible for the design, construction management, and start -up coordination for numerous membrane water treatment plants • Conducted pilot studies for various water treatment alternatives and developed preliminary design studies • Strong process design experience for all types of water treatment facilities ■ Responsible for the design and construction phase services of several specialty water systems, including ion exchange treatment, filter systems, membrane pilot studies, SCADA system integration, and operational testing of numerous municipal treatment systems Professional Credentials Master of Engineering, Civil Engineering, University of Florida Bachelor of Science, Ocean Engineering, Florida Institute of Technology Professional Engineer in Florida Professional Organizations American Water Works Association National Association of Corrosion Engineers Southeast Desalting Association Kimley >Morn 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 Relevant Experience, cunt. Mark Miller. P. E. provide for the construction of an in -line pump station with building in lieu of a conventional pump station in order to eliminate odors and reduce maintenance typically associated with conventional pump stations. Design included pumps, piping, generator, electrical, and controls. Approximate size of CBS structure is 500 square feet with architectural treatments and includes an access road. Tropical Farms Wastewater and Water Treatment Plant, Stuart, FL — Field project engineer directing and coordinating construction activities of an 58.9- million treatment facility, including on -site observation, management of other consultant team members, coordination of field issues, review of schedules, interpretation of contract documents, and direct communication regarding progress of project with owner and design engineers. Floridan Wellhead Improvements for Three Wells, Seacoast Utility Authority, Palm Beach Gardens, FL — Project Manager. As part of the planned RO plant expansion for Seacoast Utility Authority, three Floridan wellheads will be constructed. Kimley -Horn services include the design of wellhead assembly for each wellhead consisting of site plan, pumps and piping plan, mechanical, electrical, and controls for each Floridan well. Each well will be controlled via Data Flow System Radio Telemetry Units, and be eventually networked in with the RO plant SCADA system. A wellsite plan will also be prepared, consisting of piping from each well to the raw water main, grading, and access to each of the sites. Kimley -Horn will also prepare drawings and technical specifications for the Floridan wellheads. Consolidated Water, Sewer, and Reclaimed Water Systems Hydraulic Analysis, Martin County, FL — Served as project manager for providing a hydraulic model of Martin County's systems, which was used as a powerful tool in planning capital improvements for their water, sewer, and reuse systems. We created a computer model using Cybernet by Haested Methods which analyzed the hydraulic capacity of both the North and South Martin County water systems. The analysis was used to identify system improvements, which were needed within one year, five years, and twenty years. East Water Treatment Plant Expansion Stage 1, Conceptual] Preliminary Design Phase I, Boynton Beach, FL — Responsible for site plan development and process design. Kimley -Horn was recently selected by the City of Boynton Beach Utilities Department to participate in the preliminary design of a proposed conversion of the existing lime softening plant into a low- pressure reverse osmosis (LPRO) treatment facility. The construction is planned to be executed in two stages, each 10 MGD of LPRO, with an ultimate treatment capacity of 20 MGD. Completed in early 2005, Kimley- Horn's site plan and final technical memoranda defined the requirements for final design of this major facility expansion. Dixie Park Inline Sanitary Pump Station, Martin County, FL — Served as project manager responsible for the conceptual planning, capacity analysis, design, construction, and permitting of an in -line sanitary pump station at an existing wastewater treatment facility owned by Martin County Utilities. The new station will allow the County to abandon the wastewater treatment facility. The proposed booster station will handle approximately 1.5 MGD and boost pressures to pump the County's wastewater west to the Tropical Farms Wastewater Treatment Facility. The design included three 800 -GPM, 75 -hp variable frequency driven pumps, an electrical room addition, a 12 -inch influent force main and 12 -inch effluent force main to send wastewater west to Tropical Farms. North Bay Village Main Wastewater Pump Station Rehabilitation, North Bay Village, FL — Project engineer for development of design, permitting, and construction phase services for the rehabilitation of the City's main wastewater pump station. The project included analyzing the existing pumping and control equipment to evaluate present operating parameters and to develop a rehabilitation approach to increase system efficiency, reduce system maintenance, and provide a reliable, redundant pump station to better serve the City. Existing shaft driven wastewater pumps were converted to submersible pumps for use in a dry pit area and the complete control system was upgraded including a new Citywide SCADA system. The design approach required construction coordination and planning to keep the existing station in service during the rehabilitation and service upgrade process. RW I4 -011-02 OY250021.1 =-0 Sony Islss )Fact [av?:a Servies RtS::nes✓EC Kimley »)Horn ® Brady Walker m Engineering r 0 r 0 , ® Miami Lakeway North Resurfacing and Drainage Improvements, A Federally- Funded Special Qualifications 0 Design -Build Project, Miami Lakes, FL — Served as project analyst. Kimley -Horn assisted ■ Has 10 years of experience, the Town in obtaining more than S600,000 in stimulus funding to construct this roadway including extensive field work 0 and drainage improvement project that includes a portion of Miami Lakeway North between throughout peninsular Florida ap Celebration Point and Miami Lakes Drive and NW 153rd Street from Miami Lakeway North to in upland, freshwater, and ® NW 60th Avenue. Prior to obtaining the stimulus funding, Kimley -Horn assisted the Town in estuarine environments becoming Local Agency Program (LAP) certified so that the Town would be eligible to obtain ■ Experience designing wetland ® the stimulus funding. Our team developed a design criteria package —in compliance with mitigation and restoration ® Federal funding criteria —which resulted in securing the stimulus funding and award of the areas, conducting endangered ® project to the design -build team. The project included drainage system improvements such as species surveys, delineating new stormwater inlets, a new outfall connection, exfiltration trench for water quantity and quality wetlands, and permitting projects ® treatment, new sidewalk, and new pavement markings and signage. Kimley -Horn also provided throughout Florida ® construction phase services to expedite the project and to confirm that the project was built in ■ Authorized Gopher Tortoise ® compliance with the design criteria. Agent ® PD &E Study for Widening of Florida's Turnpike Spur and the HEFT North, Broward, • PADI- certified scuba diver ® and Miami -Dade Counties, FL — Environmental scientist for the Kimley -Horn team that is Professional Credentials serving as a subconsultant to another firm to provide engineering services for a PD &E study Bachelor of Science, Biology, ® for the widening of the Florida's Turnpike Spur and the HEFT from East of NW 57th Avenue to Denison University ® Mainline in Broward and Miami -Dade counties. Kimley- Horn's role is to provide environmental ® and public involvement support, as well as to assist with roadway design, structural elements, Professional Organizations drainage (including preparation of a Location Hydraulics Technical Memorandum and a Pond Society of Wetland Scientists ® Siting Report), permitting, and lighting. ® Redevelopment of Dania Beach Jai Alai (for the Aragon Group), Dania Beach, FL ® Conducted a natural resource assessment, wetland delineation, and Broward County ® jurisdictional determination on this 24 -acre site adjacent to the Dania Cut -Off Canal. Led the ® effort to resolve a pending violation for unauthorized mangrove trimming with the County while ensuring that the most valuable land on this property (waterfront) remained unencumbered by ® the mitigation requirements. The project is ongoing. ® Pompano Beach Airpark Continuing Services (including Runway 15 -33 Rehabilitation), Pompano Beach, FL — Served as environmental analyst and assisted with the permitting ® and successful relocation of 21 gopher tortoises as part of a runway expansion project. Also ® conducted surveys for burrowing owls throughout the airport and permitted and conducted the ® `take" of several burrowing owl nests in conjunction with runway expansion projects. Set up starter burrows and T- perches for the owls to relocate to. ID ® Sian Ocean Residences and Resort (aka Indigo or Indigo /Sian), Hollywood, FL — Sian is a hotellcondo redevelopment project spanning an area from Hollywood Beach to the Intracoastal ® Waterway. As an environmental scientist, assisted with the preparation of a coastal construction ® control line (CCCL) permit application for construction seaward of the CCCL. Participated in ® agency coordination for marina expansion. Miami River -Miami Intermodal Center Capacity Improvement (MR- MICCI), Miami, FL ® Serving as analyst. This project will provide additional mainline track(s) within the South Kimley> »Horn ® . FQ 14 -07-02 orze 1.14o 5:n C=., seNoM 3-33 O Relevant Experience, Cont. Brady W a l k e r ® Florida Rail Corridor from just north of the Tri -Rail Hialeah Market Station to the Tri -Rail Miami Airport Station, which in the future ® will be accommodated within the Miami Intermodal Center's (MIC's) Miami Central Station (MCS). The project will also include a ® new bridge across the Miami River to accommodate the additional mainline track(s). The additional mainline track(s) will address an ® existing capacity deficiency along the system that negatively impacts travel time and schedule adherence. The project is integrating the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) requirements into the Alternatives Analysis (AA) process. The Federal Transit Administration ® (FTA) is serving as the lead federal agency and the project is anticipating advancing as a project that could fall within the defined % funding under the FTA's Small Starts or Very Small Starts programs. ® Lake Worth Beach Redevelopment, Lake Worth, FL — Assisted in the preparation of Coastal Construction Control Line (CCCL) ® permitting for the redevelopment of the public beach access. Coordinated with Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission (FWC) and Florida ® Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) to ensure lighting throughout the site was compatible with sea turtles nesting on the ® beach as well as human health and safety standards. ® 1.95 Master Plan for 17 Interchanges from Linton Boulevard to Northlake Boulevard, FDOT District Four — Served as ® environmental scientist for this project that entailed the identification of 17 interchange improvement projects (from south of Linton Boulevard to north of Northlake Boulevard) that could move into the design phase in FY 2013/14 and FY 201412015. To accomplish ® this, Kimley -Horn developed a methodology that proposed a two -tier approach to identify and prioritize those interchanges that ® could advance quickly and have conceptual improvement plans completed by July 1, 2013; the remaining interchange studies were ® completed by July 1, 2014 and documented in an Interchange Master Plan (IMP). ® Flamingo South Beach (aka Grand Flamingo), Miami Beach, FL — Served as project analyst. Kimley -Horn was hired to create a ® new identity for the conversion of three condominium towers on South Beach through the redesign of the common spaces. This project was a combination of working with existing conditions while infusing the site with new and fresh design concepts and characteristics ® that set it apart from other condos on Miami Beach. Kimley -Horn was involved with the entire design process from concept to permitting ® and construction administration. This project was highly specialized and extremely fast paced. Our team not only served as the ® landscape architect, but also provided civil engineering, structural engineering, and traffic studies, as well as environmental studies and engineering for the conversion. ID ® Mondrian South Beach, Miami Beach, FL — Served as environmental analyst. The Kimley -Horn team provided civil, traffic, ® landscape architecture, environmental, and structural engineering services for this project, which is the first hotel residence on the Biscayne Bay side of Miami Beach. The Mondrian includes 342 studios, one- and two- bedroom apartments and penthouses, a state-of- the-art spa and gym, a world - class, five -star restaurant, a dynamic nightlife experience, stylish event spaces, and private VIP boat slips ® for yachting and boating trips ® Mowry Drive Roadway Improvements, Homestead, FL — Served as project analyst for the new construction and widening of Mowry Drive (SW 320th Street) from SW 157th Avenue to SW 152nd Avenue. The existing roadway consisted of a one -lane paved road and ® was proposed to be converted to a four -lane divided urban section with bike lanes on both sides. The project included design and preparation of roadway, drainage, signing and marking, lighting, water main extension, landscaping and irrigation plans. As part of the project, environmental and drainage permits were obtained from SFWMD, RER and USACE. The project also included preparation of bid documents and construction supervision. U Force Main Route Evaluation Report, North Bay Village, FL — Served as project analyst for the Kimley -Horn team that developed a force main route evaluation report for the City's force main system. The City's existing sub - aqueous 12 -inch force main system was O old and deteriorating and required replacement. The proposed 16 -inch force main from the City's main pump station was evaluated to determine the most beneficial route either to the east with a connection point located in the City of Miami Beach or to the west ® with a connection point in Miami -Dade County. The proposed force main route included both open -cut and horizontal direction drill (HDD) segments for either approach. The evaluation process included coordination with stakeholders and permitting agencies that ® had jurisdiction and/or influence over the project to identify requirements, concerns, and obtain feedback pertaining to issues that affect the permitting, design, construction, schedule, and cost of the proposed project. The final force main route evaluation report 0 addressed stakeholders' issues, permit feasibility, project timeframes, preliminary opinions of probable cost, and a recommendation to © proceed with the preferred route. The report also included proposed connection points, overall pipe lengths, construction methods, pipe ® material, and known or potential issues and constraints for each route including environmental issues. Kimley> »Horn ® OY2G1021.1< -0Suy Isles dea.�Cav Pml Semxs flesu:ies vgtl 3-34 O O ® Lynn Kiefer ® Engineering ® Wave Streetcar Alternatives Analysis/Environmental Assessment and Small Starts 11 Professional Organizations O Application, Fort Lauderdale, FL — Environmental scientist for an Alternatives Analysis (AA) Society of Wetland Scientists O and Environmental Assessment (EA) toward advancing the Downtown Transit Circulator (DTC) Project (Wave Streetcar) into the Project Development (PD) phase as a Small Starts project. ® Responsible for the manatee evaluation and coordination with FTA and preparation of the O Finding of No Significant Impact ( FONSI). The FONSI was approved with the first draft. ?FO Ki m ley ») Horn O 1.14 orz5ourtl<p s: -,�:r m� �, cAm R-a sew: a�::�;� 3r35 Environmental Permitting ® Dixie Highway Corridor Study, FDOT District Four — Environmental scientist responsible Special Qualifications ® for all preliminary natural and cultural resource review of the Dixie Highway corridor, from NE ■ Has 24 years of experience 203rd Street in Miami -Dade County to Griffin Road in Broward County. The Dixie Highway conducting environmental O Corridor, 7 miles long and approximately 3 square miles wide, encompasses the northern studies and coordinating % portion of unincorporated Miami -Dade County and the cities of Hallandale, Hollywood, and environmental permits related to ® Dania in Broward County. Conducted field evaluations to identify natural resources, land transportation projects use, and cultural resources of the corridor. Assisted in the preparation of the graphics and ■ Extensive experience working O documentation, including identification of census tracts, current and future land use, schools, with the U.S. Army Corps of ® churches, parks, cemeteries, and other cultural resources. Engineers (USAGE), state O HEFT Widening PD &E Study, Final Design, and Permitting, Okeechobee Mainline Toll permitting agencies, Florida Department of Environmental ® Plaza Florida's Turnpike Enterprise, Miami -Dade County, FL — Kimley -Horn completed Protection (FDEP), and water ® a PD &E study for a section of Florida's Turnpike between SR 836 and 1 -75 in Miami -Dade management districts ® County. Provided environmental permitting services for the entire 13 -mile corridor. This project ■ Experience in environmental had sensitive drainage and environmental mitigation issues that were successfully resolved. analysis, including freshwater ® Assisted in the field delineation of the wetlands along the project corridor. ecosystems, marine ® Multiple Sites Environmental Reviews for South Florida Regional Transportation ecosystems, and terrestrial ® Authority (SFRTA) Tri -Rail Parking and Circulation Study, Miami -Dade, Broward, and habitats ® Palm Beach Counties, FL — Environmental scientist responsible for several documented Professional Credentials O categorical exclusions for several proposed improvements at Tri -Rail Stations in Pompano Master of Science, Coastal Zone Beach and Fort Lauderdale - Hollywood International Airport. Also responsible for environmental Management/Oceanography, ® reviews of three potential new station sites in Palm Beach and Broward County as part of a Florida Institute of Technology ® master plan review. Bachelor of Science, Marine ® Continuing Planning and Design Consultant Services, Osceola County, FL — Serving Biology, Auburn University ® as environmental scientist and involved with the Poinciana Parkway expansion project. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers ® Kimley -Horn is providing a variety of transportation planning services to the County under this Wetland Delineator Certification continuing contract. Assistance has included conducting the countywide data collection and (Jacksonville District) ® analysis program, support for participation with MetroPlan Orlando, travel demand modeling Gopher Tortoise Agent ® and toll feasibility analysis for the Southport Connector, analysis and coordination with review Certified, Embry- Riddle ® agencies to support the approval of the County's Master Plan Districts, coordination with the Aeronautical University: Airport Florida Turnpike, and the Orlando - Orange County Expressway Authority relating to potential Wildlife Hazard Management ® Osceola Expressway Authority projects. Workshop ® St. Lucie County Continuing Environmental Services Contract, St. Lucie County, FL Hazardous Materials Health and ® Project manager of the Kimley -Horn team responsible for conducting Phase I environmental Safety Certification, Occupational ® assessments for County land acquisitions as part of an on -call environmental services contract Safety and Health Administration ® for St. Lucie County. FDOT PD &E Manual Training ® Wave Streetcar Alternatives Analysis/Environmental Assessment and Small Starts 11 Professional Organizations O Application, Fort Lauderdale, FL — Environmental scientist for an Alternatives Analysis (AA) Society of Wetland Scientists O and Environmental Assessment (EA) toward advancing the Downtown Transit Circulator (DTC) Project (Wave Streetcar) into the Project Development (PD) phase as a Small Starts project. ® Responsible for the manatee evaluation and coordination with FTA and preparation of the O Finding of No Significant Impact ( FONSI). The FONSI was approved with the first draft. ?FO Ki m ley ») Horn O 1.14 orz5ourtl<p s: -,�:r m� �, cAm R-a sew: a�::�;� 3r35 it Relevant Experience, cont. Ly n n Kiefer ® Environmental Assessment for Pompano Beach Airpark Runway 15 -33 Rehabilitation and Extension, Pompano Beach, FL Environmental manager for the preparation of the Environmental Assessment for the extension of Runway 15 -33. Services include ® listed species surveys for gopher tortoise, scrub jays and burrowing owls as well as data collection and analysis for social, natural and % physical environmental effects. Responsible for the permitting of gopher tortoise and burrowing owl relocations and coordination with ® FAA. Also responsible for the tree removal and mitigation permits and for providing testimony at the County Variance Hearing. ® Pompano Beach Tri -Rail Station Categorical Exclusion, Pompano Beach, FL — Serving as lead environmental scientist. SRFTA % proposed improvements to the existing Tri -Rail Station at Pompano Beach. The proposed improvements included widening the ® existing platforms and providing canopies; modifications to access ramps for ADA compliance; new pedestrian overpass; removal of existing and construction of new customer service kiosks and employee restroom; existing parking lot modifications to improve bus ® circulation, taxi staging areas, and kiss & drop -off areas; addition of benches, bike racks and lockers; landscaping; installation of energy ® efficient LED lighting, machine room -less elevators and solar panels for electric generation; and retrofitting and upgrading the existing drainage facilities. Kimley -Horn is in the process of completing the Categorical Exclusion for review approval by FTA. Kimley -Horn also ® completed a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) to identify potential contamination concerns on the property. ®CR 712 (Midway Road) Design and Reconstruction, FDOT District Four — Environmental manager responsible for environmental permitting for the reconstruction of Midway Road from a two -lane, rural roadway to a four -lane, divided urban roadway from west of ® South 25th Street to east of SR 5 (US 1), for a length of two miles. The project includes replacement of the existing bridge over the ® North Fork of the St. Lucie River and will also include retaining walls, drainage ponds, signing, lighting, signalization, landscaping, ® irrigation, and wetland mitigation. The corridor is within a historic area and our design will consider right -of -way impacts, impacts to parks and schools, concerns of White City residents, access management changes, flooding and environmental concerns, 4(f) ® properties, utilities and, possibly, decorative lighting within the historic limits. ® Disney's Vero Beach Resort, Vero Beach, FL — Prepared applications and obtained environmental permits for the Disney Beach ® Resort in Vero Beach. This permitting included coordination with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Florida Game and ® Freshwater Fish Commission for potential impacts to southeastern beach mouse habitat and sea turtles. Prepared applications and ® coordinated the issuance of coastal construction control line permits from Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) for beachfront structures and dune crossovers. Responsible for construction observation of coastal construction activities and preparation ® of monthly progress reports to FDEP. ® Eagle Ridge Mall, Lake Wales, FL — Environmental task manager responsible for wetland delineation, environmental permitting, ® and the construction inspection and permit compliance monitoring for a 40 -acre freshwater marsh mitigation area at Eagle Ridge Mall. ® Construction mitigation involved weekly site inspections to determine soil suitability, hydrologic regime, excavation monitoring, and ® plant selection suitability. Following the construction, performed time zero monitoring and prepared the required documentation for compliance with permits issued by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, and the ® Southwest Florida Water Management District. The project has been released and deemed successful by the regulatory agencies. ®Oars and Paddles Park, Indian Harbour Beach, FL — Environmental scientist on the Kimley -Horn team that worked with the Brevard County Parks and Recreation Department to provide the following services for the Oars and Paddles Park: conceptual site planning, ® landscape architecture, civil engineering design and permitting, community involvement, dock design and permitting, traffic analysis ® and permitting, environmental permitting, environmental services, shoreline stabilization/restoration design, drainage, and construction ® observation. This park features restrooms, paved walkways, a pavilion, boathouse, floating dock, nature trail, and parking. ® Turnpike Mainline Widening from Lake Worth to Jupiter, PD &E Study and Design, Palm Beach County, FL — Senior ® environmental task manager for this 23 -mile PD &E study. Kimley -Horn prepared all of the engineering and environmental reports necessary to evaluate impacts for the proposed widening of a 23 -mile section of the Turnpike in Palm Beach County. This project ® included a public information meeting and a public hearing. Kimley -Horn also developed alternative improvement options to add ® express toll lanes to Okeechobee Boulevard and PGA Boulevard interchanges. Also recommended was an addition of a new ® interchange at Hood Road. The Palm Beach Metropolitan Planning Organization has added this interchange to their 2030 Long Range Transportation Plan. We also provided roadway design services for the southern half of the project from Lake Worth Road to just south ® of Okeechobee Boulevard. ID ® Kimley »)Horn ® OY?M11-0 ovtsoozl.lao su :y isles seam cov Pw sarvces Fesunes.vm 3-36 0 Brenda m 0 ® EnvironmenIL 0 ® Experience prior to joining Kimley -Horn: Westhorp, P.E. Engineering ® South Dade Landfill Design, Miami -Dade Department of Solid Waste, Miami -Dade County, ® FL — Principal -in- Charge of a S4.9- million design services contract for the South Dade Landfill ® in Miami -Dade County. This multi -year contract will provide planning, design, permitting, and construction services for a new cell and closure of an existing one. Total construction costs for ® both projects are in excess of $20 million and involve multiple disciplines. ® Landfill and Solid Waste Engineering Contract, Miami -Dade Department of Solid Waste, ® Miami -Dade County, FL — Principal -in- Charge of a S1.3- million landfill and solid waste ® engineering contract. Responsible for the preparation of request for bid documents for design/ ® build projects in excess of S2- million, design of transfer station improvements, and review of financial documentation in support of grant funding for landfill closure. Project manager for the ® closure design and permitting of Cells 17 and 18 ash monofill at the County's 3,000 -ton per day ® resource recovery facility. ® Rapid Roll -Off and Recycling, Deerfield Beach, FL — As project manager, designed, ® permitted, and was in charge of the management of a construction and demolition debris ® materials recovery facility and transfer station. The project included a 4,000- square -foot reinforced concrete pad, a sanitary sewer connection and a surface water management system ® that provides total on -site retention for the 25 -year, 3 -day storm event. Permitting included solid ® waste permit from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection and an environmental ® resource permit for the storm water system. ® Security Estates, Miami, FL — As project manager, provided permitting assistance during the ® planning construction of this privately -owned construction and demolition debris landfill. Served ® as Principal -in- Charge for the closure design and permitting for this facility. ® Construction and Demolition Debris Landfill, Miami -Dade County, FL — Project Manager ® responsible for permitting two C &D disposal facilities located in southern Miami -Dade County. Work included the preparation of documents for submittal to both the Florida Department ® of Environmental Protection (FDEP) and Miami -Dade County Department of Environmental ® Resources Management. Responded to regulatory compliance issues related to new FDEP ® regulations for C &D disposal sites. Documents prepared included an operations plan, training plan, groundwater monitoring plan, closure and post - closure plan, and closure cost estimates. ® North Dade Landfill Vertical Expansion and Closure, Miami -Dade County, FL — Project Engineer. Worked on the design, permitting, and construction for the closure of a 100 -acre landfill for Miami -Dade County. The project included the development of a groundwater ® monitoring plan, preparation of a closure permit application for Phase I of the landfill site, and ® preparation of a construction permit application for Phase 11. This innovative design involved the construction of a new landfill over a previously filled area. Her responsibilities included ® calculation of anticipated leachate quantities, detailed design of leachate and stormwater ® management systems, and preparation of plans and specifications for construction. oaFC 1adiU2 ® OY260021.14 -05u, Isles 9ettrCam Pmt Services Pewmes.vm Special Qualifications r Has 30 years of experience in managing and designing environmental engineering projects in Florida, California, and Hawaii • Extensive experience in solid waste management, environmental assessments, and stormwater management • Expertise includes site investigations, planning, permitting, design and construction of a wide variety of projects Professional Credentials Master, Environmental Engineering, University of Central Florida Professional Engineer in Florida, California, and Texas Professional Organizations American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Florida Engineering Society National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE) Solid Waste Association of North America (SWANA) Kimley »)Horn ® Relevant Experience, Cont. Brenda W es t h o r p, RE ® South Dade Landfill (SDLF) Cell 6 Feasibility Study, Miami -Dade County, FL — Principal -in- Charge for this feasibility study for the Miami -Dade County Department of Solid Waste Management. The project objective was to identify options for the lateral expansion of % the South Dade Landfill. This would provide additional capacity in the northern portion of the SDLF. The project team evaluated various % landfill configurations on the basis of cost and other factors. The recommended alternative will provide the most cost - effective increase ® in capacity for the SDLF. ® North Dade Landfill West Cell Closure Construction, Miami -Dade County, FL —As project engineer, was the resident engineer ® during the construction of this S4.5 million project which included a compacted limerock cap, new landfill gas wells, and stormwater system improvements for a 70 -acre area of the North Dade Landfill in Miami -Dade County. Provided support services to the Miami- Dade County Department of Solid Waste Management including construction inspection, review of submittals, attendance at weekly ® meetings, and certification of project completion ® Miami Dade Aviation Department, Miami -Dade County, FL — Principal -in- Charge of a St million miscellaneous environmental and ® civil engineering services contract with the Miami -Dade Aviation Department in Florida. Responsible for the execution of Phase I and ® Phase II environmental assessments, miscellaneous baseline audits, and environmental oversight during construction of a S4.8 billion ® capital improvement program. Services provided under this contract included the characterization of tens of thousands of cubic yards of contaminated soils for disposal or reuse. ® Ft. Lauderdale - Hollywood International Airport: Building a Green Airport, Fort Lauderdale, FL — Served as project manager for this study to broadly define the types and estimate the volume of solid waste generated at the Fort Lauderdale - Hollywood International ® Airport (FLL). Activities included reviewing existing information and current recycling practices, conducted discrete sampling events, ® and calculated waste volumes by type in order to quantity FLL's current environmental footprint. Recommendations were made for changes to operating practices and waste management technologies that could cost effectively reduce the waste stream from the airport. ® Solid Waste Master Plan, Miami -Dade Department of Solid Waste, Miami -Dade County, FL — Project Manager. Served as a ® subconsultant on this multi -year master planning project. The team will assess the conditions of the largest government operated waste management collection and disposal provider in the Southeastern United States. Handling nearly 2- million tons of municipal solid waste ® per year, the Department of Solid Waste Management (DSWM) provides waste collection and recycling services to more than 300,000 ® households in Miami -Dade County. Maintaining a system that serves the largest county in Florida with a rapidly growing population, aging facilities and limited disposal capacity requires strategic planning for today through the next 50 years. Therefore, the DSWM has ® launched a process to prepare long -term solid waste management solutions through development of a Solid Waste Master Plan. The ® Master Plan will identify new activities, programs, facilities and technologies to provide sustainable solid waste services that will ensure ® public health and environmental protection for Miami -Dade County residents for the next 50 years. ® South Dade County C &D Debris Landfill Capacity Analysis, Miami -Dade County, FL — As project manager, prepared a report ® for a private client to quantity the amount of disposal capacity available in construction and demolition debris landfills in Miami -Dade ® County. Services included presentations of this report as an expert witness to both the Zoning Appeals Board and the Board of County Commissioners. N.W. 58th Street Landfill Closure, Miami -Dade County, FL — Lead Design Engineer. This project involved the closure of a one - square -mile EPA Superfund site for Metropolitan Miami -Dade County. Participated in all aspects of the closure process, including a data acquisition program that was designed to define the water quality leaving the site. Developed various closure alternatives ® for groundwater modeling and utilized the modeling results to screen the alternatives; estimated probable cost of alternatives and ® prepared a closures alternatives evaluation report and technical memorandums for final design of closure for the site including landfill gas control, cover alternatives, leachate mass balance analysis, and project summary narrative. Also prepared final construction ® documents, including plans and specifications for site grading and placement of a synthetic cover system on a portion of the site. OD OD OD ® Kimley> ))Horn ® X38 1: Merrit Cowden ® ® Engineering I ® Environmental Permitting ® Chetrit Riverfront, Miami, FL — Served as project analyst. Conducted field reconnaissance, Special Qualifications created GIS figures, and prepared the Natural Resource Assessment report for this 7 -acre ■ Three years experience with ® residential development adjacent to the Miami River. field reconnaissance and data ® collection ® Campus Crest, Boca Raton, FL —Served as project analyst. Conducted field ■ Proficient in the preparation of reconnaissance, created GIS figures, and prepared the Natural Resource Assessment report Natural Resource Assessments ® for this 5 -acre development adjacent to FAU in Boca Raton. ® 114th Park, Doral, FL — Served as project analyst. Assisted with field reconnaissance and Professional Credentials Master of Science, Environmental ® the preparation of a Miami -Dade County Class IV permit application, South Florida Water Science, University of Alabama ® Management Environmental Resource Permit application, and US Army Corps of Engineers Individual Permit application for this 20 -acre park project with approximately 10 acres of wetland ® surrounded by residential development. ® Ferreira Construction Marine, Martin County, FL — Served as project analyst. Conducted field ® reconnaissance (100% gopher tortoise burrow survey), created GIS figures, and prepared the ® gopher tortoise relocation permit application to relocate 18 gopher tortoises on this 10 -acre site. ® Pollack Pembroke, Pembroke Pines, FL — Served as project analyst. Conducted field reconnaissance, created GIS figures, and prepared the Natural Resource Assessment report ® for this 10 -acre residential development in central Broward County. ® Lake Weir, Ocala, FL — Served as project analyst. Conducted field reconnaissance, including ® a wetland delineation, created GIS figures, and prepared the Natural Resource Assessment report for three heavily forested parcels in central Marion County. ®Baywalk Plaza, North Bay Village, FL — Served as project analyst. Conducted field reconnaissance, created GIS figures, and prepared the Submerged Aquatic Vegetation Survey ® for the City of North Bay Village along the John F. Kennedy Causeway bridge in eastern Miami- Dade County. - ® Dania Live, Dania, FL — Served as project analyst. Conducted field reconnaissance, created ® GIS figures, and prepared the Natural Resource Assessment report for this 90 -acre mixed use development in eastern Broward County. ® ® Broadstone Sunrise, Sunrise, FL — Served as project analyst. Conducted field reconnaissance, created GIS figures, and prepared the Natural Resource Assessment report ® for this 12 -acre commercial development in western Broward County. ® 1.95 Broward County Interchange Modifications Project, Broward County, FL — Served ® as project analyst. Conducted field reconnaissance, created GIS figures, and assisted with ® preparation of Section 13 of the Interstate Master Plan Report for this project. This report ® included an evaluation of socio - cultural resources, endangered species, and potential contamination sources at the intersection of 1 -95 and Hollywood Boulevard, Pembroke Road, ® and Hallandale Boulevard in eastern Broward County. ® Ocean Drive (FL-Al A), Broward County, FL — Served as project analyst. Conducted field ® reconnaissance, created GIS figures, and prepared the Environmental Features Inventory ® report for this FDOT improvement project in eastern Broward County. Kimsey »� H�CII ® RM 14 -07U2 OY2B0 L!4 -0 S� Isles 8e .. Cc.?nf S.. Reuesi 3-39 17, ® Juan Jimenez, P.E. O Engineering; General Services ® 1 . - a ® NW 37 Avenue Water and Sewer Improvements, Miami -Dade County, FL — Served Special Qualifications ® as Kimley -Horn project manager. This project is part of the Miami -Dade Water and Sewer "Needs ■ Has 17 years of diverse Department's (MDWASD) Assessment Program" (NAP). It consisted of the preparation engineering and project ® of a technical memorandum to evaluate alternatives and recommend improvements within a management experience ® 2,000 -acre area of unincorporated Miami -Dade County that had little or no existing water and e Areas of expertise include ® sewer infrastructure. Improvements were necessary to expand the capacity of the existing water supply and distribution, system and sustain future economic redevelopment within the area. Additionally, though the wastewater collection and ® project area is within unincorporated Miami -Dade County, portions of it receive water service via transmission, stormwater ® water mains owned and operated by the adjacent City of Hialeah. Part of our services included management, roadway, general developing a plan to disconnect services from the City of Hialeah and reconnect them to the civil engineering, and land County's water distribution system. development ® ® Black Creek Trail Segment A Construction Documents, Miami -Dade County, FL ■ Experienced in the preparation of permit documents, bid/ Served as project engineer on the Kimley -Horn team that prepared construction documents contract documents and 40 for this 9.1 -mile, multi -use greenway trail in southern Miami -Dade County. Kimley -Horn specifications, work schedules, 19 was responsible for all phases of this project ranging from programming and schematic and opinions of construction 1131 design through construction phase services. We assisted the Miami -Dade County Parks and costs Recreation Department (MDPR) in identifying potential trail alignments, amenities, trailhead ® locations, and neighborhood connections. We coordinated with numerous stakeholder groups, • Experienced in the use of ® including utilities, local governments, and permitting agencies. Our design incorporated a AutoCAD software, WaterCAD non - motorized trail and linear park design within the Black Creek Canal (C -1) right -of -way hydraulic modeling software, ® owned by the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD). Key challenges on this Microsoft Project scheduling ® project that we addressed included slope stability near the canal bank, crossing several major software, and flood routing roadways (including a six -lane section of US 1), and working within SFWMD design standards software published by for permitted use of their right -of -way. the Florida Department of ® Transportation and the South ® Perrine/Cutler Ridge and NW 37 Avenue Water and Sewer Improvements "Group A" , Florida Water Management ® Miami -Dade County, FL — Served as project manager. This project is part of the Miami- "Needs ", District Dade Water and Sewer Department's Assessment Program and involved planning, Professional Credentials ® design and construction -phase services for proposed water distribution and transmission Bachelor of Science. Civil ® improvements within a 2,000± -acre area located between NW 87th and NW 36th Streets, Engineering, Florida International ® and between NW 37th and NW 32nd Avenues, in Miami -Dade County. Some of the services ty University provided included assisting MDWASD in developing the most effective plan for upgrading Registered Professional Engineer ® the potable water supply and distribution systems in order to comply with fire protection ® requirements and encourage redevelopment and revitalization of the area. Even though the in Florida study area lies within the limits of Unincorporated Miami -Dade County, a large portion of it is Professional Organizations being supplied water from water mains owned and operated by the adjacent City of Hialeah. American Society of Civil ® Part of the scope involved the development of a plan to disconnect from the City's system and Engineers (ASCE) ® transfer services to the MDWASD system. Florida Engineering Society ® Post- Construction Investigations for Several PSIP Projects, Miami -Dade County, FL National Society of Professional ® As subconsultant to another firm, performed post- construction reviews of several force main/ Engineers (NSPE) ® pump station improvement projects for Miami -Dade Water and Sewer Department (MDWASD). The project included a thorough review of possible construction flaws and alleged wrongdoing ® on the part of several contractors. Responsibilities included field reconnaissance and 0 measurements and recommending and witnessing exploratory excavations. The project also Ki m ley »> Horn rare uwu orzsmz,.,ao s:.cy sew aes: �;,w 3-40 Q Relevant Experience, cant. Juan Jimenez, P. E ® involved a complete review of all construction files and documentation, including material requisitions, financial history, inspection reports, photographs, payment requests, and payments made to the contractors. Reports were prepared for each project reviewed, and ® findings were reported at several meetings and depositions. ® 48 -Inch Force Main Along Sunny Isles Boulevard, North Miami, FL — Project engineer for the design of a 48 -inch force main along Sunny Isles Boulevard from P.S. 426, just west side of the Intracoastal Waterway, to the WASD North District WWTP. The project ® consists of installing approximately 7,600 linear feet of a 48 -inch diameter D.I.P. (I.D.) force main along Sunny Isles Boulevard and ® 2,600 linear feet of twin 48 -inch diameter H.D.P.E. (O.D.) force mains through the Oleta River State Recreation Area. The project required an aerial crossing of the Oleta River, and extensive coordination with Florida DEP for the mitigation of impacted natural ® resources. ® Water Distribution and Sanitary Sewage Collection Improvements from NW 41st Street to NW 51st Street, between NW 35th Avenue and NW 36th Avenue, Miami -Dade Water and Sewer District (MDWASD), FL — Served as project manager for the design ® and installation of 7,000± linear feet of 12 -inch diameter water mains, 8,000± linear feet of 8 -inch sewer mains and service connections ® in order to sustain present and future economic redevelopment within a 70± acre, mostly - industrial area of Miami -Dade County. Services included planning, hydraulic modeling, analysis and design, stakeholder coordination and public involvement, permitting, ® assistance during bid and award, and construction phase services. Many properties in the project area are on private water wells and ® septic systems, and others are served the neighboring City of Hialeah. The plans included a sequence to transfer those connections ® from Hialeah to Miami -Dade County without service interruptions. ® Environmental Permits for Repair of 54 -inch Subaqueous Force Main, Miami Beach, FL — On behalf of the Miami -Dade Water ® and Sewer Department, prepared and submitted "after- the -fact" permit packages to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection ® and Miami -Dade County DERM for the emergency repair of a subaqueous 54 -inch force main damaged by a private contractor within the Miami Beach Marina. Responsibilities included gathering information pertaining to the repair methods, preparing exhibits, and ® submitting the packages within a short time frame. ® Government Cut Force Main Phase I, Miami Beach, FL — Project manager on the Kimley -Horn team that prepared a feasibility ® study to evaluate the opportunities and constraints of installing a 54 -inch force main under Government Cut. The study included a ® brief description of the project, including its purpose and need and agency jurisdictional control and coordination for permitting. It ® summarized the various construction methodologies and issues that would be involved in the design, permitting, and construction of these force mains and provided a ranking recommendation. ® SW 288th Street 24 -inch Water Main, Homestead, FL — Served as project analyst responsible for analysis and design of ® approximately 2,500 linear feet of 24 -inch water main along SW 288th Street for the Miami -Dade Water and Sewer Department (MDWASD) to serve the Homestead Air Force Base. The project involved the design of a MDWASD venturi master metering station ® near SW 132nd Avenue. Responsibilities included administration of survey and permitting work, preparation of bid and contract ® documents, and constant contact with MDWASD staff. ® Bayview Market, Miami, FL — Project engineer on the Kimley -Horn team responsible for preparing site -civil construction documents ® for right -of -way vacations, utility relocations, utility upgrades and storm water management improvements necessary to support this ® urban redevelopment project. The project consists of the vertical stacking of several historically `big box" retail stores on multiple levels of the building, while accommodating sufficient customer access and parking, as well as delivery truck access. Kimley -Horn also ® prepared construction drawings for the reconstruction and widening of NE 17th Terrace, NE 2nd Avenue, NE Miami Place, and the ® milling and resurfacing of NE 17th Street and North Miami Avenue Streetscape for SW 4th Street, Homestead, FL — Project manager for the design of roadway and streetscape improvements following the SW 4th Street Master Plan. The project consisted of roadway resurfacing, right -of -way beautification, on- street parking, streetscape, landscape, and irrigation improvements along SW 4th Street between SW 2nd and SW 7th Avenues. The project also included repair of existing drainage utilities and traffic signage. .F 14 ,4 oy250021.1e s .:y Isles Seat. Co P Sew" Rms. e. tlE Kimley »)Horn John McWilliams, P.E. ® i1i, ® Transportation Planning/Traffic Engineering' ® ® 1 1 1 1 Intersection 1 1 Studies ® Aventura General Services Contract, Aventura, FL — Serving as project engineer. Kimley- Special Qualifications Horn is currently providing general traffic engineering and transportation planning services to ■ Has nearly 14 years of ® City staff as a subconsultant to another firm. Team duties include peer review of traffic impact experience in traffic engineering ® and parking studies, site plan review, representation at public hearings, and signal design. and transportation planning ® Additional duties include comprehensive study of various proposed infrastructure modifications, experience, 12 of which have including Aventura Mall access and circulation, William Lehman Causeway interchange been in South Florida ® justification, US 1 median closure, extension of Miami Gardens Drive (east of US 1 /Biscayne ■ Expertise in traffic operations, ® Boulevard) and evaluation of potential railroad crossings. transportation planning, and ® Dania Beach Heights Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) Study, access management ® Dania Beach, FL — Project engineer for a CPTED and traffic study within the Dania Beach Professional Credentials ® Heights and Southeast neighborhoods within the City of Dania Beach. The objective of this Bachelor of Science, Civil study was to develop a CPTED and traffic calming plan to address issues that were impacting Engineering, Ohio Northern the neighborhoods including cut - through traffic, speeding, crime, and safety. Several strategies University ® were developed to enhance the neighborhood environment and were grouped into CPTED Professional Engineer in Florida ® initiatives and traffic calming improvements. The project included several meetings and workshops with area residents. Professional Organizations Institute of Transportation ® General On -Call Traffic Engineering Services, Fort Lauderdale, FL — Project engineer for Engineers (ITE) general traffic engineering and transportation planning services as part of an on -call contract ® with the City. Kimley -Horn serves as an extension of the City of Fort Lauderdale staff reviewing ® traffic impact studies and parking analyses. Projects to date have included peer review of traffic impact and parking studies, site plan review, and representation at public hearings. ® Alton Road PD &E Study (5th Street to Michigan Avenue), Miami Beach, FL — Project engineer for the Kimley -Horn team that performed a PD &E study to document the requirements for preliminary design for SR 907 (Alton Road) from 5th Street to Michigan Avenue (in Miami ® Beach), including the flyover ramp connector between SR 836 and SR 907. The study included ® existing conditions, typical sections, traffic analysis, right -of -way requirements, environmental ® impacts, and cost of improvements. ® Improvements to Congested Miami -Dade County Intersections, Miami -Dade County, FL — Project engineer on the Kimley -Horn team who developed plans for traffic analyses and roadway design for many of the locations identified by local leaders as the Top 25 congested ® Intersections in Miami -Dade County. These improvements required extensive field investigation ® and coordination with the County and other agencies. Recommended traffic improvements focused on short -term, but high- benefit improvements (such as median closures, turn lane ® improvements, and lane configuration enhancements). Improvements varied from simple ® signing and marking improvements to intense design involving changes in alignment and ® drainage issues. ® Districtwide Safety Contract, FDOT District Six — Project analyst conducting qualitative ® assessments, signal warrant analyses, safety and operational studies, and pedestrian studies. Work included data collection, field assessments, capacity analyses, and condor modeling. ® Islamorada Community Development, Islamorada, FL — Deputy project manager for the ® Kimley -Horn team that worked with the Village of Islamorada to initiate the development of a Kimley )))Horn ® U014 -07� OY2BOp21.14-0S"yls Be Cf Prd SxMCes wvu s." 3--42 Relevant Experience, cont. ,John McWilliams, P. E. ®community-wide vision that includes public and private property, creates a unity of spirit within the Village, and makes vehicular traffic coexist safely with pedestrian /bicycle /rollerblading traffic. The beautiful island Village sought ways to revitalize their main corridor, US 1, ® both functionally and aesthetically. This provided a unique challenge because the main corridor runs the length of the Village, and the ® island itself is just a quarter -mile wide. Community leaders defined the major issues to be addressed and worked with Kimley -Horn to ® develop solutions. ® Districtwide Safety Contract, FDOT District Seven — As analyst, conducted signal warrant analyses, signal phasing modification ® analyses, and turn lane justification analyses throughout the District. Work included data collection, field review, capacity analyses, and signal warrant analyses. ® Brickell City Centre, Miami, FL — Serving as project engineer. Located at the core of the City's financial district, Bdckell CityCentre ® is a nine -acre mixed -use development —and one of the largest active projects in the City of Miami today. The proposed development ® includes 830 residential units, a 290 -room hotel, and 906,463 square feet of office of which 95,117 square feet will serve as a medical ® office. The development will also include 535,300 square feet of retail of which 142,000 square feet will serve as entertainment uses such as a nightclub, cinema, and a bowling alley. Kimley -Horn is providing civil engineering, traffic engineering, roadway design, transit ® engineering, and construction phase services for the site. ® Redevelopment of Dania Beach Jai Alai (for the Aragon Group), Dania Beach, FL — As project manager, provided traffic ® engineering services for the client. In addition, Kimley -Horn has been directed by the client to work with the City to provide conceptual ® traffic calming improvements in a portion of the City south of Dania Beach Boulevard, east of US 1, north of Sheridan Street, and west ® of SE 5th Avenue. ® 1111 Lincoln Road Parking Garage, Miami Beach, FL — Served as traffic engineer for this mixed -use project composed of ® renovation and improvements to an existing building, which includes retail space, six levels of parking, residential rooftop units, an open -air restaurant on the roof, renovation and improvements to the existing building, and the addition of a new building. The new ® building includes a ground floor bank, private banking quarters, and four residential units. Kimley -Horn provided civil and traffic ® engineering services, including due diligence, contract documents, permitting, and construction phase assistance. 1400 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami, FL — Performed traffic engineering services for this project appropriately named for its location along Biscayne Boulevard. 1400 Biscayne, adjacent to the Performing Arts Center, is poised to become a lively pre- and post- theatre gathering spot, as well as one of the area's major retaillresidential centers. Kimley -Horn provided planning approval, site planning, urban design, and landscape architecture services for this project. Kimley -Horn also worked closely with city and state agencies on overall design integration into the Omni redevelopment plan. With its two high -rise residential towers offering 850 dwelling units and 44,000 square feet of retail, 1400 Biscayne Boulevard will accomplish the Community Redevelopment Authority goal to reinvigorate the urban core. Districtwide Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Analyses, FDOT District Six — Project engineer for a study that evaluated 10 roadways identified as high bicycle and pedestrian crash segments. Duties included GIS mapping of crashes, identity one to two - mile segments for field review, conduct field reviews, and develop potential recommendations to improve safety for pedestrians and bicyclists. The corridor segments were prioritized based on benefit -cost analyses. EFM Estates, Sections 1.3, Miami -Dade County, FL — Project analyst for a traffic impact analysis for submittal to the Florida Department of Transportation for a 444 -unit single-family home development located in west Miami -Dade County south of U.S. Highway 41. Services also included a traffic signal warrant analysis for submittal to FDOT. 75 -Acre Tract, Miami -Dade County, FL — Project manager for a traffic signal warrant analysis for submittal to Miami -Dade County for a mixed -use development located in west Miami -Dade County near the Kendall - Tamiami Executive Airport. Development included 499 condominiums and a three - dealership auto park. Districtwide Modal Development Consultant (includes South Florida Regional Freight Plan), FDOT District Four — Project engineer who provided traffic signal design services and traffic operational analyses for several task work orders of this contract including the Bus Queue Jumper demonstration project. Kimley -Horn has served as a Districtwide Modal Development Consultant to Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) District Four since 2006. Kimley- Horn's responsibilities include travel demand modeling (multimodal), transportation systems management, congestion management, intermodal facilities, park- and -ride lot planning, multimodal alternatives analysis, transit planning, and bicycle and pedestrian planning. U014 -07 -02 oy2 21.14-0 Sm Y Isles 9eac� Com Rd Semis flesures vgtl Kimley> »Norm ® Suzanne Danielsen, P.E. g- , Transportation Planning/Traffic Engineering 4. Studies ® General Services Contract, Aventura, FL — Currently providing general traffic engineering Special Qualifications and transportation planning services to City staff. Duties include peer review of traffic impact ■ Has 29 years of experience ® and parking studies, site plan review and representation at public hearings. Additional duties specializing in traffic engineering ® include comprehensive study of various proposed infrastructure modifications, including and transportation planning ® Aventura Mall access and circulation, William Lehman Causeway interchange justification, US with an emphasis in state, 1 median closures, extension of Miami Gardens Drive (east of US 1 /Biscayne Boulevard) and private sector development, and ® evaluation of potential railroad crossings. municipal services ® ■ Experience includes ® Continuing Engineering Services, Miramar, FL — Serving as project manager. Kimley -Horn coordinating the completion of provides traffic engineering consultation services to the City of Miramar on an ongoing basis. various transportation- related ® Areas of assistance include review of traffic impact analyses and parking studies specific to studies and analyses, including ® development application. Additional services include involvement as a member of the City of safety studies, signal warrant ® Miramar s land development staff to provide traffic and transportation input to the Planning and analyses, operational analyses Zoning Board and the City Commission for traffic operation issues and proposed development for intersections and arterials, ® site plans. site impact evaluations, access ® Districtwide Traffic Operations Safety Studies, FDOT District Six — Served as project management studies, parking evaluations, corridor studies, ® manager and subconsultant to another firm. The general purpose of this contract is to and provision of expert witness ® provide the District Traffic Operations Engineer, or its designee, with professional services for testimony pertaining to the ® conducting needed safety studies. Tasks include help resolving complaints or requests received acquisition of property for from concerned citizens, review of fatal crashes, monitoring safety in work zones, and preparing roadway construction purposes ® safety studies. Other duties include field crash reviews, conflict analysis, safe curve speed ® studies, spot speed studies, gap studies, parking and pedestrian studies, sight distance studies, ■ Experience includes local signal warrant analyses, intersection and arterial studies, data collection and minor project and regional comprehensive design, studies requiring use of various ® engineering software packages, ® General On -Call Traffic Engineering Services, Fort Lauderdale, FL — Project manager for including TEAPAC, SYNCHRO, general traffic engineering and transportation planning services as part of an on -call contract and the Highway Capacity ® with the City. Kimley -Horn serves as an extension of the City of Fort Lauderdale staff reviewing Software (HCS) ® traffic impact studies and parking analyses. Projects to date have included peer review of traffic Professional Credentials ® impact and parking studies, site plan review, and representation at public hearings. Additional Bachelor of Science, Civil projects have included development of a corridor study to support lane reductions along SR Engineering, North Carolina State ® Al and development of a Greenways Plan to complement multimodal transportation options University ® within the corridor. Professional Engineer in Florida 0 Town Engineering Services, Miami Lakes, FL — Currently providing general traffic Professional Organizations ® engineering and transportation planning services to City staff, including peer review of traffic Institute of Transportation ® impact studies, site plan reviews, and representation at public hearings. Engineers (ITE) ® SR At (North Ocean Drive) Corridor Study, Fort Lauderdale, FL — Served as project National Society of Professional ® manager for a transportation planning study to address the feasibility of reducing SR Al A Engineers (NSPE) between Oakland Park Boulevard and Flamingo Avenue within limits of the City of Fort Society of Women Engineers Lauderdale from six lanes to four lanes. Comparative traffic demand forecasts were presented (SWE) ® to address future traffic demands with and without the proposed lane reduction. Large expanses ® of asphalt, as observed within the study area, give the appearance of a multi -lane freeway ® with increased vehicular speeds and less opportunity for pedestrians and bicyclists. This study Kim ley »> Horn ® R O 14 -07-02 OY250021.14-0 Su kles Seal Ca. PM Servers Rga:as 3-44 m Relevant Experience, cont. Suzanne Da n i e I s e n, P. E. ® examined the effect of reducing this section of SR Al A to four lanes within a five -year timeframe (year 2013) and at County buildout in 2030. Current conditions were also examined and quantified herein, including vehicular traffic, pedestrian volumes, and collision ® history. Districtwide Traffic Operations 3R Safety Reviews, FDOT District Four — Project manager for a contract that involves a holistic approach to traffic enhancements in concert with planned roadway construction projects to improve safety of the District's roadways. This contract requires review of ongoing 3R projects, identification of safety- related issues, examination of infrastructure countermeasures and/or potential public marketing/education campaigns, and development of an implementation plan to address the identified deficiency. Tasks assigned include: safety studies, 3R safety reviews, road safety audits, an education/marketing campaign to address pedestrian crashes on a major arterial and a needs assessment for a centralized database of traffic volume counts. Other duties include review of fatal crashes, field crash reviews, conflict analysis, safe curve speed studies, spot speed studies, gap studies, parking and pedestrian studies, sight distance studies, signal warrant analyses, intersection and arterial studies, data collection and lighting evaluations. 1.95 Master Plan for 17 Interchanges from Linton Boulevard to Northlake Boulevard, FDOT District Four — Serving as engineer for this project that entails the identification of 17 interchange improvement projects (from south of Linton Boulevard to north of Northlake Boulevard) that can move into the design phase in FY 2013/14 and FY 2014/2015. To accomplish this, Kimley -Horn has developed a methodology that proposes a two -tier approach to identify and prioritize those interchanges that can advance quickly and have conceptual improvement plans completed by July 12 2013; the remaining interchange studies will be completed before July 1, 2014 and documented in an Interchange Master Plan (IMP). Lincoln Road Closure, Miami Beach, FL — Served as project engineer. This project was a joint- venture between the City of Miami Beach and UTA Management, LLC. The 1000 -1100 Block of Lincoln Road was closed to vehicular traffic to allow for the extension of the Lincoln Road Pedestrian Mall. The mall was extended west, from Lenox Avenue to Alton Road, to include a new pedestrian plaza. The design also included four water gardens, and streetscape and infrastructure improvements. Kimley -Horn provided due diligence, civil engineering, landscape architecture, permitting, traffic signal modifications, and lighting and electrical design services for this project. Q Sheridan Stationside Village Hollywood, Hollywood, FL — Served as project engineer. This transit - oriented development is located ® on the southwest corner of Sheridan Street and 1 -95 adjacent to the Tri -Rail station. The project included more than 1,000 residential units, 300,000 square feet of retail space, a 150 -room hotel, and 300,000 square feet of office space. Kimley- Horn's services included ® preparation of a traffic impact mitigation plan for the associated land use plan amendment (LUPA) for the site, FDOT approvals, parking p demand projections, and site circulation. Hyatt Regency Pier 66 Resort and Spa, Fort Lauderdale, FL — Prepared a comprehensive traffic impact study for the addition of 42 residential condominiums, 52 resort hotel rooms, 5,000 square feet of specialty retail use, and 18,300 square feet of general office space to the existing resort property. ® FFC Kimley> »Horn ® OY25WZIJ4 I.iJ-0 SmY Isles Seam CrcJ RG SeMces c =_wmes.irAO 3'45 ® Ravi Wijesundera, P.E. ® Transportation Planning/Traffic Engineering ® General Services Contract, Aventura, FL — Serving as project engineer. Kimley -Horn is Special Qualifications currently providing general traffic engineering and transportation planning services to City ■ More than 11 years of ® staff as a subconsultant to another firm. Team duties include peer review of traffic impact experience in traffic safety ® and parking studies, site plan review, representation at public hearings, and signal design. studies, GIS mapping, project ® Additional duties include comprehensive study of various proposed infrastructure modifications, traffic development, travel including Aventura Mall access and circulation, William Lehman Causeway interchange demand model applications, ® justification, US 1 median closure, extension of Miami Gardens Drive (east of US 1 18iscayne traffic impact analysis, transit ® Boulevard) and evaluation of potential railroad crossings. studies, freight studies, signal ® warrant analysis, and corridor Highway and Systems General Transportation Planning Consultant, Indian River County, studies ® FL — Analyst on the Kimley -Horn team that has served as the highway and systems general ■ Proficient in HCS, Synchro, HSM ® transportation planning consultant for Indian River County Metropolitan Planning Organization Applications, Turns5, aaSIDRA, ® since 2003. Major assignments completed under this contract have included congestion ArcGIS, RSAP, Minitab, and management system major and minor updates, travel demand modeling required for the 2030 SPSS ® Long Range Transportation Plan, and the Aviation Boulevard Extension Corridor Study. ■ Experienced in data collection ® Fort Lauderdale General On -Call Traffic Engineering Services, Fort Lauderdale, FL and analysis, intersection Q Project engineer for general traffic engineering and transportation planning services as part analysis, intelligent ® of an on -call contract with the City. Kimley -Horn serves as an extension of the City of Fort transportation systems, and Lauderdale staff reviewing traffic impact studies and parking analyses. Projects to date have corridor access management ® included peer review of traffic impact and parking studies, site plan review, and representation studies ® at public hearings. Additional projects have included development of a corridor study to ■ Experience includes crash data ® support lane reductions along SR At and development of a Greenways Plan to complement analysis and comprehensive multimodal transportation options within the corridor. intersection safety improvement ® ® 1 -95 Master Plan for 17 Interchanges from Linton Boulevard to Northlake Boulevard, Professional Credentials Master of Science, Civil ® FDOT District Four — Served as engineer for this project that entailed the identification of Engineering, University of Alabama 17 interchange improvement projects (from south of Linton Boulevard to north of Northlake ® Boulevard) that could move into the design phase in FY 2013/14 and FY 2014/2015. To Master of Engineering, Civil ® accomplish this, Kimley -Horn developed a methodology that proposed a two -tier approach Engineering, University of ® to identify and prioritize those interchanges that could advance quickly and have conceptual Moratuwa, Sri Lanka improvement plans completed by July 1, 2013; the remaining interchange studies were Bachelor of Science, Civil ® completed by July 1, 2014 and documented in an Interchange Master Plan (IMP). Engineering, University of ® Moratuwa, Sri Lanka ® Implementation Plan for the Northeast Corridor Traffic Flow Study, Miami -Dade County, Professional Engineer in Florida FL — Project engineer /designer for the Kimley -Horn team that assisted the Metropolitan ® Planning Organization with developing an implementation plan that provides the framework for ® programming of transportation improvements in the northeast section of Miami -Dade County. The plan included defining projects to the level required to determine costs, subsequently determining potential funding sources, and finally laying out a blueprint toward implementation. The roadway ® grid lacks continuity with few roadways traversing the entire study area. The result of this study is ® a program of transportation improvements to address traffic congestion and—to some extent — provide alternatives to the single - occupant automobile as a method of transportation. Improvements to Congested Miami -Dade County Intersections, Miami -Dade County, • FL — Project engineer for roadway and traffic improvements to various Miami -Dade County Kimley> »Horn ® a�,_a;� OY2".A021.1< -0S:nry Isles 9eaCiCau iN Serrns Fesures»b 3-48 ® Relevant Experience, cont. Ravi W i i e s u n d e ra , RE ®intersections. These improvements required extensive field investigation and coordination with the County and other agencies. Improvements varied from simple signing and markings improvements to intense design involving changes in alignment and drainage ® issues. ® 2035 Long Range Transportation Plan Update, Indian River County, FL — Served as project engineer. Kimley -Horn served as the ® prime consultant for the development of the Indian River County Metropolitan Planning Organization's (MPO's) adopted 2035 LRTP. ® This effort involved conducting a public land use workshop, developing alternative future land use scenarios, selecting a preferred land ® use scenario, developing future year socio- economic data sets, identifying future transportation deficiencies, preparing a needs plan, projecting financial revenues and expenditures, and developing a 2035 cost feasible plan. Kimley -Horn used the Greater Treasure ® Coast Regional Planning Model (GTCRPM) for travel demand forecasting. We developed an interactive spreadsheet to facilitate the ® selection of cost feasible projects using the year -of expenditure approach. Other tasks associated with this study involved conducting a ® public participation process; preparing graphic illustrations and GIS maps; developing goals, objectives, and policies; and revising the MPO's priority project selection methodology. ® SR At (North Ocean Drive) Corridor Study, Fort Lauderdale, FL — Served as project engineer for a transportation planning study to address the feasibility of reducing SR At A between Oakland Park Boulevard and Flamingo Avenue within limits of the City of ® Fort Lauderdale from six lanes to four lanes. Comparative traffic demand forecasts were presented to address future traffic demands ® with and without the proposed lane reduction. Large expanses of asphalt, as observed within the study area, give the appearance ® of a multi -lane freeway with increased vehicular speeds and less opportunity for pedestrians and bicyclists. This study examined the effect of reducing this section of SR Al A to four lanes within a five -year timeframe (year 2013) and at County buildout in 2030. Current ® conditions were also examined and quantified herein, including vehicular traffic, pedestrian volumes, and collision history ®2035 Martin/St. Lucie Regional Long Range Transportation Plan (RLRTP), Martin and St. Lucie Counties, FL — Project engineer for the Kimley -Horn team that served as the technical consultant to the Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council (TCRPC) ® for preparation of the 2035 Martin -St. Lucie LRTP. Team responsibilities included developing socioeconomic data, travel demand ® modeling, Needs Plan development, financial resources analysis, developing the Cost Feasible Plan (CFP), developing the 2035 ® Transit Network, and developing the 2035 Pedestrian, Bicycle, and Greenways Network. ® 58th Avenue Alternative Corridor Evaluation, Indian River County, FL — Served as project engineer. Kimley -Horn conducted an ® alternative route evaluation to quantify effects on trip distributions within a 0.5- square -mile radius within the heavily commercialized SR 60 corridor. The analysis contemplated new roadway corridors, expanded roadway corridors, and various improvement combinations to B determine effects on projected trip distributions and specific turning movements within the study area. Districtwide Traffic Operations Studies, FDOT District Six — Project engineer for a safety contract that evaluated several intersections identified as high crash locations by the Department. Responsibilities include crash data review, develop collision diagrams, identify high crash types and patterns, field reviews, performing benefit/cost analysis, and preparing technical reports. Transportation Planning Organization FY 200812009 - 2009/2010 Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP), St. Lucie, FL Served as project analyst. Kimley -Horn assisted theSt. Lucie TPO with preparing its FY 2008/2009 to FY 2009/2010 Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP). The UPWP identifies federal, state, and local funds available for transportation planning activities and provides a description of planning tasks that will be undertaken by the TPO in the next two fiscal years. This was the first UPWP to be completed under the new two -year format. Kimley -Horn worked seamlessly with TPO staff to identify planning activities for the upcoming two fiscal years. Kimley -Horn also coordinated with staff from FDOT, Martin Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO), and Indian River MPO to satisfy regional coordination needs. Transportation Enhancement Strategies for Downtown Miami, Miami, FL — Project engineer for an evaluation of the City of Miami's existing transportation system and development of transportation enhancement strategies for Downtown Miami. A major emphasis area was to identify mass transit options to relieve traffic congestion and support sustainable growth in Downtown Miami. This effort summarized several potential transportation projects to achieve these objectives. RFC 10 -07-0 OY260021.14 -0 &=y Ws Seam. Calf Sery Fesu.-esJ Kimley> »Horn Stewart Robertson, P. E Transportation Planning/Traffic Engineering; Landscape Architecture ® Black Creek Trail, Segment A, Construction Documents, Miami -Dade County, FL ® Kimley -Horn is preparing construction documents for Black Creek Trail, Segment A, which is a 9.1 -mile, multi -use greenway trail in southern Miami -Dade County. Kimley -Horn is responsible ® for all phases of this project ranging from programming and schematic design through ® construction phase services. We have assisted MDPR in identifying potential trail alignments, ® amenities, trailhead locations, and neighborhood connections. We are coordinating with numerous stakeholder groups, including utilities, local governments, and permitting agencies. ® Our design incorporates a non - motorized trail and linear park design within the Black Creek ® Canal (C -1) right -of -way owned by the SFWMD). Key challenges on this project that we ® have addressed include slope stability near the canal bank, crossing several major roadways (including a six -lane section of U.S. 1), and working within SFWMD design standards for ® permitted use of their right -of -way. ® Snake Creek Bike Trail Planning and Feasibility Study, Miami, FL — Served as project ® manager assisting the Miami -Dade MPO and the Miami -Dade Park and Recreation Department ® with developing a non - motorized trail and linear park within the canal right -of -way along the ® Snake Creek Canal (C -9) in northern Miami -Dade County. Kimley- Horn's services on this project included a corridor inventory, interagency coordination, public information workshops, ® alignment development, and preferred plan concept development. Kimley -Horn developed ® an attractive preferred plan display that included the proposed trail alignment, recommended ® phasing plan, and depicted artist renderings that portrayed a corridor vision for key trail features and amenities. Kimley -Horn assisted its clients in obtaining programmed funds for the ® preparation of construction documents for the bikeway. ® Snapper Creek Trail Segment A Planning Study, Miami, FL — Project manager. Kimley- ® Horn analyzed and developed a preferred trail alignment for the Snapper Creek Trail from the ® FIU Modesto A. Maidique Campus to K -Land Park, a distance of approximately 5.6 miles. Our ® study determined strategies for improving sections of the existing path, made recommendations for completing missing gaps, and identified locations for new crosswalks to improve connectivity ® and safety. We prepared programming and schematic design for developing a non - motorized ® multi -use trail and linear park along the Snapper Creek Canal (C -2) right -of -way and connecting ® the trail to four existing parks and three schools. Kimley -Horn conducted several corridor field reviews by bicycle, conducted stakeholder and public meetings, and prepared an attractive ® workbook -style report to illustrate project concepts, alignments, and opportunities. ® Dania Beach Heights Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design ( CPTED) Study, ® Dania Beach, FL — Project engineer for a CPTED and traffic study within the Dania Beach ® Heights and Southeast neighborhoods within the City of Dania Beach. The objective of this study was to develop a CPTED and traffic calming plan to address issues that were impacting 0 the neighborhoods including cut - through traffic, speeding, crime, and safety. Several strategies ® were developed to enhance the neighborhood environment and were grouped into CPTED ® initiatives and traffic calming improvements. The project included several meetings and workshops with area residents. ® Miami River Greenway Design – Six Projects, Miami, FL — Project engineer for the development of a master plan for six sites owned by Miami -Dade County. Two design options ® were developed for each site and presented to the public and the Miami River Committee for ® R Q 1407-0 OY250021.11-0 Si y Isles Beat. Ca Prof Sery s P?su-+es vb0 Special Qualifications • Has 15 years of experience specializing in transportation engineering, with an emphasis in multimodal planning and design and bicycle /pedestrian planning. • Experience includes bicycle corridor studies, bicycle network plans, transit studies, and GIS Professional Credentials Master of Science, Civil Engineering, University of Kentucky Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering, University of Kentucky Professional Engineer in Florida Professional Organizations American Society of Civil Engineers Institute of Transportation Engineers National Society of Professional Engineers Kimley »)Horn ® Relevant Experience, cont. Stewart Robertson, P.E. ® discussion and concurrence for the recommended alternative to proceed with the design phase. Design included site development, e drainage, permitting (DERM and FDEP), lighting, structural design new seawalls, and repairs of existing landscape and irrigation. ® North Indian River County Greenways Master Plan, Indian River County, FL — Served as project manager for the North Indian ® River County Greenways Plan that developed a conceptual master plan to serve as a guide for local officials and future partners ® for selecting appropriate areas for greenways; prioritizing the greenway corridors; identifying funding opportunities; and forming an ® oversight committee to carry out the construction, maintenance, and management of the greenways. As project manager, oversaw all aspects of the plan, including a significant public involvement element. Developed a prioritization process based on the Greenways Evaluation Criteria, such as benefits, constructability, and cost. An implementation plan was crafted that included project phasing; ® potential funding sources; integration with ongoing capital improvements; environmental impacts; and partnership strategies, such as ® publishing a trail guide for Indian River County and developing a non - profit organization called Friends of Indian River Greenways. ® Bicycle and Pedestrian Mobility Plan, Miami Gardens, FL — Served as project manager for a bicycle and pedestrian mobility ® plan for the City of Miami Gardens. The project included recommendations for short- and long -term mobility improvements based on the literature review, transportation mobility analysis, identification of goals and objects, and input from the Steering Committee. ® We analyzed existing transportation mobility conditions and community features in Miami Gardens through the use of geographic p information systems (GIS) and prepared a series of maps that illustrate the background conditions for improving the City's bicycle and ® pedestrian mobility. The Kimley -Horn team used the methodologies established in the 2009 FDOT Quality/Level of Service Handbook to assess the bicycle and pedestrian level of service of the major roadways with the City and mapped the results with GIS. ®Initial Transportation Plan, Palmetto Bay, FL — Project engineer for the Initial Transportation Plan for the newly - incorporated Village of Palmetto Bay. As part of the effort, transportation plans were reviewed to gather information about planned and programmed ® transportation improvements within the Village. Existing traffic conditions within the Village were assessed to evaluate demand on the ® existing street network and to perform an initial determination of needs. ® Bicycle/Pedestrian Mobility Plan for the Miami Downtown Development Authority Area, Miami, FL — Served as project ® manager. Kimley -Horn prepared the Downtown Miami Bicycle and Pedestrian Mobility Plan. Significant aspects of the Plan included the ® transportation mobility analysis, setting of goals and objectives, developing recommendations, and coordinating a 15- member steering committee. Recommendations were organized into 37 distinct projects, for which project- specific implementation tasks, lead agencies, ® support agencies, and cost ranges were identified. At its conclusion, the Plan was endorsed by both the MPO Governing Board and the ® DDA Governing Board. Since completion of the Plan, implementing agencies have been using the Plan to seek grant funding and to ® ensure projects become part of local capital improvement programs. ® M -Path Master Plan, Miami -Dade County, FL — Principal -in- charge for Kimley -Horn team that developed a corridor master plan for the nine -mile, eight- foot -wide multiuse M -Path Trail, which connects Downtown Miami to SW 67th Avenue (Ludlam Road) in South ® Miami. The M -Path was built within the elevated Miami -Dade County Metrorail right -of -way, but discontinuities exist and the path does ® not meet current trail design standards for bidirectional multiuse paths. The plan's objective was to address operational issues and ® problem areas along the alignment with a comprehensive program for the path as a whole. ® Districtwide Safety Studies, FDOT District Six — Provided engineering services including field reviews, crash data analysis, and ® traffic operations analysis for a contract with more than 50 work assignments, including safety reviews, qualitative assessments, and fatal crash reviews. Worked with members of the Kimley -Horn team to develop and execute a methodology for recording pedestrian trip ® patterns along Collins Avenue in Miami Beach to analyze the effectiveness of providing additional pedestrian crossing features through ® a congested area. ® Fort Lauderdale General On -Call Traff ic Engineering Services, Fort Lauderdale, FL — Project engineer for general traffic ® engineering and transportation planning services as part of an on -call contract with the City. Kimley -Horn serves as an extension of the ® City of Fort Lauderdale staff reviewing traffic impact studies and parking analyses. Projects to date have included peer review of traffic impact and parking studies, site plan review, and representation at public hearings. Additional projects have included development ® of a corridor study to support lane reductions along SR At A and development of a Greenways Plan to complement multimodal ® transportation options within the corridor. • Kimley> »Horn ® orz 1m 14o 5, i cnn Rase ams es w 3-51 ® z Ali Hanes, E.I. _- ® ® Transportation Planning/Traffic Engineering ® Aventura General Services Contract, Aventura, FL — Serving as project analyst. Kimley- Special Qualifications ® Horn is currently providing general traffic engineering and transportation planning services to ■ Has six years of experience, City staff as a subconsultant to another firm. Team duties include peer review of traffic impact including traffic impact studies, ® and parking studies, site plan review, representation at public hearings, and signal design. intersection capacity analysis, ® Additional duties include comprehensive study of various proposed infrastructure modifications, signal warrant analysis, transit ® including Aventura Mall access and circulation, William Lehman Causeway interchange planning, safety studies and justification, US 1 median closure, extension of Miami Gardens Drive (east of US 1 /Biscayne bicycle /pedestrian mobility ® Boulevard) and evaluation of potential railroad crossings. analysis ® ■ Served as a graduate assistant Broward MPO On -Call Planning Services, Broward County, FL — Served as task manager at the McTrans Center at the ® for the Kimley -Horn team that prepared the Broward Complete Streets Guidelines for a University of Florida responsible ® partnership including the Broward Regional Health Planning Council (BRHPC) and the Broward for updating the Highway ® Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO). Duties included developing technical content for Capacity Software to concur individual chapters of the manual, ensuring that stakeholder comments were addressed, and with the procedures in the 2010 ® preparing the development of the final deliverables. Kimley -Horn was tasked with developing Highway Capacity Manual ® guidelines that were customized for local Broward jurisdictions and reflected local conditions, ■ Attended the UFITRC Workshop ® Florida State Statutes, and Florida design criteria. The Guidelines were made possible through 's on CORSIM a Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and Prevention grant, the Transforming Our Community ® Health (TOUCH) initiative, administered by BRHPC. Particular themes that were incorporated 0 Proficient in transportation ® into the Guidelines include public health, smart growth, transportation equity, sustainability, software, including Highway placemaking, safety, and age -in- place. Capacity Software (HCS), ® Synchro, and CORSIM ® Martin County Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) On -Call Transportation, ■ Proficient in engineering ® Martin County, FL — Serving as project analyst. Kimley -Horn was selected in 2012 to software, including AutoCAD, provide on -call transportation planning services for the Martin County Metropolitan Planning MicroStation, Auto -Turn, and ® Organization (MPO). Kimely- Horn's first task order is to assist the Martin County MPO with their GIS ® federal certification review. The project scope has included assistance with the preparation of Professional Credentials ® responses to Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) certification review questions, organizing Master of Engineering, Civil the certification review public meeting, and attendance at meetings to provide guidance Engineering, University of Florida ® regarding the Long Range Transportation Plan (LRTP) development, regional coordination, and ® environmental documentation. Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering, University of Florida ® South Florida Commuter Services (SFCS) Planning and Engineering Services, Broward Engineering Intern in Florida ® County, FL — Serving as project analyst. Kimley -Horn, working as a subconsultant to another ® firm, provides ongoing planning and engineering support services on the South Florida Professional Organizations Commuter Services (SFCS) contract. Our team provides expertise in technical aspects, Institute of Transportation ® including traffic operations, transportation planning, data collection, travel demand modeling, Engineers (ITE) ® and engineering, as well as coordination and partnership with local government partners. Women's Transportation Seminar ® Specific projects that Kimley -Horn has conducted include an assessment of local submarkets (WTS) for Transportation Management Initiative (TMI) expansion, Safe Routes to School (SRTS) ® assessments, park- and -ride plans, and an evaluation of express bus services. ®Districtwide Traffic Operations Safety Studies, FDOT District Six — Served as project engineer /analyst conducting safety studies for FOOT District Six that included qualitative ® assessments, safety, and operational analyses. The District identified intersections as high ® crash locations. Crash hardcopies were reviewed to determine prevalent crash patterns. Kimley> orn ® Dy_ , 27 :oz .Y_14. 3-52 ® Relevant Experience, cont. Ali Hanes, E . I . ® Field reviews were conducted to identify possible improvements to rectify the prevalent crash types. Safety improvements were identified and corresponding expected crash reductions and benefit -cost ratios were estimated to identity suitable and cost effective ® improvements. ® Brickell City Centre, Miami, FL — Serving as project analyst. Located at the core of the City's financial district, Brickell CitiCentre ® is a nine -acre mixed -use development —and one of the largest active projects in the City of Miami today. The proposed development ® includes 830 residential units, a 290 -room hotel, and 906,463 square feet of office of which 95,117 square feet will serve as a medical ® office. The development will also include 535,300 square feet of retail of which 142,000 square feet will serve as entertainment uses such as a nightclub, cinema, and a bowling alley. Kimley -Horn is providing civil engineering, traffic engineering, roadway design, transit ® engineering, and construction phase services for the site. Resorts World Miami (former Miami Herald site), Miami, FL — Serving as analyst. Kimley -Horn is providing site /civil engineering, environmental, and ongoing traffic engineering services for the 14 -acre bayfront site that previously housed the Miami Herald ® newspaper at 1 Herald Plaza in Miami. The proposed project includes four new hotels with more than 5,000 rooms and two ® residential towers featuring up to 1,000 units; a luxury retail galleria; a 3.6 -acre rooftop lagoon and natural sand beach; more than 50 ® restaurants, lounges, bars, and nightclubs; a high -tech multimedia entertainment area showcasing the music and culture of Florida and South America; and 700,000 square feet of convention and meeting space. The resort will help develop the three -mile BayWalk, ® which highlights a 150 -acre leisure and entertainment area in downtown Miami. Team tasks include due diligence, parking studies, ® underground utility design, preparation of a Special Area Plan (SAP) traffic study consistent with City of Miami 21 Zoning Code, ® environmental site assessment and potential remediation planning, including contaminant delineation, water quality evaluation, and quarterly groundwater monitoring. ® Mowry Drive Roadway Improvements, Homestead, FL — Served as project analyst for the new construction and widening of Mowry Drive (SW 320th Street) from SW 157th Avenue to SW 152nd Avenue. The existing roadway consisted of a one -lane paved road and ® was proposed to be converted to a four -lane divided urban section with bike lanes on both sides. The project included design and ® preparation of roadway, drainage, signing and marking, lighting, water main extension, landscaping and irrigation plans. As part of the ® project, environmental and drainage permits were obtained from SFWMD, RER and USACE. The project also included preparation of bid documents and construction supervision. ® Miami World Center, Miami, FL — Served as project analyst. Kimley -Horn partnered with a private developer, the City of Miami, the Miami Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA), and other stakeholders in preparing typical sections for streetscapes for the City's ® largest proposed downtown project. Kimley -Horn also partnered with numerous utility companies to determine existing underground ® conditions. Once this information was obtained, we worked with multiple stakeholders to develop and evaluate various streetscape ® options for roads and avenues within the multi -block project limits. During the schematic design phase of the streetscapes, the project was canceled due to the economic downturn. ® SR 9/1.95 PD &E from South of Indiantown Road (SR706) to South of Bridge Road (CR 708), FDOT District Four — Serving ® as project analyst. Kimley -Horn is conducting a PD &E study to consider capacity improvements to widen approximately 9.5 miles of 1 -95 to an eight -lane section from south of SR 706 /Indiantown Road in Palm Beach County to south of CR 708 /Bridge Road in Martin ® County. The PD &E study will also consider the 1 -95 at Indiantown Road interchange and any potential impacts to Indiantown Road. ® Tasks include public involvement; data collection (engineering, environmental, traffic, and survey); environmental analysis (wetlands, contamination screening, cultural resources, noise /air quality, endangered species biological assessment, etc.); and engineering ® analysis and reports. ® 1 -95 Master Plan for 17 Interchanges from Linton Boulevard to Northlake Boulevard, FDOT District Four — Served as analyst for this project that entailed the identification of 17 interchange improvement projects (from south of Linton Boulevard to north of Northlake ® Boulevard) that could move into the design phase in FY 2013/14 and FY 2014/2015. To accomplish this, Kimley -Horn developed ® a methodology that proposed a two -tier approach to identify and prioritize those interchanges that could advance quickly and have ® conceptual improvement plans completed by July 1, 2013; the remaining interchange studies were completed by July 1, 2014 and documented in an Interchange Master Plan (IMP). ® Kimley> ))Horn ® gFpld -01-02 or260021.1eo spy i� mac: wx � sew Fg::� : -ac 3-53 Chris Heggen, P.E. Transportation Planning/Traffic Engineering; General Services ® Intersection Studies, FDOT District Four — Performed conceptual traffic operations studies at ® the intersections of SR 7 and Stirling Road, Johnson Street, and Taft Street in Broward County. Included analysis of access, safety, and operations at intersections. Developed short- and long- term recommendations to improve safety and operational deficiencies at the intersections. ® Northlake Boulevard and Hiatt Drive Signal Warrant Analyses, Palm Beach Gardens, ® FL — Analyzed traffic volumes at the intersection of Hiatt Drive and Northlake Boulevard in ® comparison to signal warrant criteria adopted in the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices. ® Coordinated with Palm Beach Gardens and County staff on review of field conditions and requirements for installation of signal at this intersection. ® Traffic Impact /Signal Warrant Analyses, Plantation, FL — Performed traffic impact analysis ® and signal warrant analysis for proposed urban -style mixed -use project. Reviewed and evaluated potential access scenarios for project traffic circulation. ® Arvida Parkway /Glades Circle Signal Warrant Analysis, Weston, FL — Analyzed expected future traffic volumes at the intersection of Arvida Parkway and Glades Circle to determine ® whether the installation of a signal would be warranted in conjunction with the development of a ® Publix supermarket. ® Civil Engineering, Traffic Engineering, and Transportation Planning Services, The ® Villages, FL — Project analyst on this project at The Villages, a retirement community ® consisting of more than 22,000 acres of land in Lake, Sumter, and Marion counties. Kimley- Horn is providing traffic engineering and transportation planning services on an ongoing basis. ® The development is currently going through its seventh development of regional impact (DRI) submittal review, and Kimley -Horn has completed the traffic analyses for the last four DRIB. In ® addition to the DRI analyses, Kimley -Horn has performed a variety of consulting services for The Villages: transportation modeling, origin- destination studies, access management studies, ® signal warrant studies, signal design, monitoring and modeling studies, interchange justification ® studies, traffic counts, miscellaneous conceptual planning, construction traffic studies, golf cart ® bridge design/inspection, and roadway design. ® Downtown at the Gardens, Palm Beach Gardens, FL — Prepared traffic - related analyses for application for a Notice of Proposed Change for an existing Development of Regional Impact. ® Also performed a site - specific traffic study plus a shared parking evaluation for the proposed retail/restaurantfentertainment project. ® Comprehensive Plan Traffic Analyses, Broward County, FL — Performed traffic analyses to support comprehensive plan amendments for residential projects developed by United Homes ® in various municipalities in Broward County. ® Clematis Street and Narcissus Avenue Circulation Study, West Palm Beach, FL ® Evaluated option of converting a portion of Narcissus Avenue from one -way to two -way ® operations. The evaluation included an analysis of changes in level of service at surrounding ® intersections resulting from changes in vehicular patterns, as well as analyses of geometric roadway constraints. ® RW 1i -0i -02 OY250021.1+-0 Suvry Isles Bexn Cori ?.�.' xni�s Resures irctl Special Qualifications • Has 17 years of transportation engineering experience • Knowledge of highway capacity software, Synchro, Corsim, Florida Standard Urban • Transportation Model System, and Signal 97 software • Experience with zoning issues and comprehensive land use plans Professional Credentials Master of Science, Civil Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology Professional Engineer in Florida Professional Organizations Institute of Transportation Engineers Kimley >> )Horn ® Relevant Experience, cont. Chris H eg Q e n P.E. ® Federal Highway /20th StreeUSth Avenue Intersection Modification Study, Boca Raton, FL — Analyzed accident statistics, existing traffic conditions, and several future scenarios to determine recommendations for operational improvements. dD ® Bethesda Memorial Hospital Parking and Traffic Impact Studies, Boynton Beach, FL — Conducted parking study, developed future demand projections, and evaluated alternative solutions to handle parking demands. Also performed traffic impact analyses for ® two expansions to hospital campus. ®Charter School Traffic Analyses, Miami -Dade County, FL — Performed traffic studies for eight charter schools in Hialeah Gardens, the Doral area, western Kendall area, and western Cutler Ridge areas of Miami -Dade County. Studies have included evaluations of ® on -site vehicle queuing and parking conditions, in addition to off -site impacts of school traffic. ® Heron Bay Mixed -Use Development, Coral Springs, FL — Performed traffic impact analysis for proposed mixed -use development ® in Coral Springs. Project included elements of traffic calming and resolution of issues involving school - related traffic and signal ® interconnection on Coral Ridge Drive. ® Lake Worth Beach Redevelopment, Lake Worth, FL — Reviewed traffic impact study and worked on FDOT concept driveway ® approvals. Kimley -Horn developed design criteria and site plan alternatives for a proposed redevelopment of its public beach. Proposed ® improvements included boardwalks, parking lots, roads, utility and drainage infrastructure, walkways, landscaping, street furnishings, pavilions, beach lockers, playground equipment, lighting, restrooms, and other site amenities. Our team also assisted the City in ® negotiating a new interlocal agreement with Palm Beach County to secure up to S5 million in funding for the public improvements. ® Parking Analysis, Briny Breezes, FL — Studied current parking situation and assessed problems. Provided findings to help the Town develop a new parking ordinance. ® Marcus Neuroscience Institute at Boca Raton Regional Hospital, Boca Raton, FL — Serving as project engineer and involved with preparation of a traffic impact analyses for this facility. Analyses included evaluations of off -site traffic impacts, driveway operations, ® and on -site vehicular circulation and traffic operations to identify any needs for improvements and/or modifications.Kimley -Horn is ® providing civil engineering services as a subconsultant to another firm for the addition of the Marcus Neuroscience Institute at Boca ® Raton Regional Hospital. This facility will serve as a new, state -of- the -art nexus of care for neurologic and neurosurgical patients and transform the landscape of clinical capabilities available in the region. The 72,895- square -foot facility will house a 22 -bed neuro- ® intensive care and step -down unit. ®Master Development Plan for TRG North Flagler Venture, West Palm Beach, FL — Providing traffic - related services. The Related Group and Rybovich have jointly prepared a master development plan for a mixed -use development to be located at 4200 and 4400 ® North Flagler Drive in the City of West Palm Beach. The master plan is unique because it functionally joins the two properties, which ® will continue to be individually owned. The project will be developed in phases over the next 10 years. Kimley -Horn is providing traffic ® engineering and preliminary civil engineering for the master plan development as part of a large team of consultants. Our services will include analysis of the internal project roadways, analysis of traffic impacts on public streets, level of services analyses for the ® proposed future land uses for the two properties, preliminary design of an off -site roadway, utility and drainage improvements, and ® preliminary drainage and utility design for the combined properties, as well as project representation during the Level III site plan reviewed by the City of West Palm Beach. Future services will include detailed design of off -site roadway and utilities, as well as design ® of all civil infrastructure for the individual phases of development. Sian Ocean Residences and Resort (aka Indigo or Indigo /Sian), Hollywood, FL — Served as project engineer. Sian is a four - phase residential project that sits between the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway. Phase 1 included a master plan for the 9.5 -acre site, reaching from oceanfront property across A1A to the Intracoastal. A pedestrian walkway connects the entire project, ® allowing users to walk from a resort pool and docks along the Intracoastal, across At A, and past the condominium conversion to a ® 20 -story beachfront tower. This tower includes two units per floor, five penthouses, and its own private beachfront pool. In Phase 2, Kimley- Horn's services included landscape architecture, civil and traffic engineering, roadway, environmental, and structural ® engineering. This phase involved converting an existing hotel to a hoteVcondo with a temporary parking lot and a large resort-style pool ® that overlooks the Intracoastal. In addition, it included a new entry area, fountain wall, and pedestrian crosswalk light. ® Kimley> »Horn RYO 1.142 orz�oort.uo s,rcry sew =� 3_55 xl 41 4) i� Doug Cobb Transportation Planning/Traffic Engineering ® Boynton Beach Boulevard Corridor /Traffic Study, Boynton Beach, FL — Serving as ® analyst for the Kimley -Horn team that is preparing a corridor study for the Boynton Beach Community Redevelopment Agency. ® A1A Alternative Concepts, Hollywood, FL — Serving as analyst for the Kimley -Horn team that is providing alternative concept/pre- design services for this project. Specific duties include ® assisting with traffic counts, traffic projects, and site visits. ®Waste Collection Improvement Analysis, Miami Beach, FL — Analyst on the Kimley -Horn team that is performing a traffic impact analysis for this waste management project. Tasks ® include assisting with preparation of report and site visit coordination. ® Doral Academy Charter School, Doral, FL — Serving as analyst on the Kimley -Horn team ® that is performing a traffic impact study for this project. ®Florida Atlantic University (FAU) Henderson School Traffic Study, Boca Raton, FL Serving as analyst and performing various tasks associated with the preparation of traffic ® circulation study. ® Boca Raton Library, Boca Raton, FL — Serving as analyst on the Kimley -Horn team that ® is performing a traffic impact analysis for a private client. Specific duties have included HCS ® analysis and revisions, CMA analysis, and updating report. ® Franklin Academy, Palm Beach County, FL — Serving as analyst on the Kimley -Horn team ® that is performing a traffic impact analysis for a private client. Franklin Academy is a proposed ® 1,300- student charter school proposed to be located along Military Trail, west of Boynton Beach. Kimley -Horn provided transportation planning services prior to County Commission ® approval of the site. Kimley -Horn has also provided signal design services for a new mast -arm traffic signal at Minor Road and Military Trail, as well as turn -lane design for a new turn -lane on Military Trail, and roadway design plans for a rebuild of Old Military Trail adjacent to the site. Our team coordinated closely with Palm Beach County through the design process, and ® provided construction phase services throughout the construction of the project. Design and ® construction of the improvements were required within an aggressive 10 -month schedule. ® Palm Beach State College, Palm Beach Gardens, FL — Serving as analyst on the Kimley- ® Horn team preparing a traffic impact analysis. Previously, our team prepared a circulation study ® for this state college in Palm Beach Gardens. Specific duties included site visits, data collection, ® and preparation of reports. ® 1 -95 Master Plan for 17 Interchanges from Linton Boulevard to Northlake Boulevard, ® FDOT District Four — Serving as analyst for this project that entails the identification of 17 interchange improvement projects (from south of Linton Boulevard to north of Northlake ® Boulevard) that can move into the design phase in FY 2013/14 and FY 2014/2015. To ® accomplish this, Kimley -Horn has developed a methodology that proposes a two -tier approach ® to identify and prioritize those interchanges that can advance quickly and have conceptual improvement plans completed by July 1, 2013; the remaining interchange studies will be ® completed before July 1, 2014 and documented in an Interchange Master Plan (IMP). ® RM 14 -07-0 OY26LYR1.1�-0 Smry Isles 9earn Cau ?ta Senixs Resures.inac Special Qualifications • Has more than two years of experience as a civil engineering analyst • Computer software experience includes AutoCAD, AutoDesk Inventor, AutoCAD Civil 3D, MatLab, Visual Basic, MicroStation, and Geopak Professional Credentials Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering, Virginia Tech Master of Science. Civil Engineering, Virginia Tech Engineer -in- Training in Virginia Professional Organizations Alliance of Transportation Engineering Students Kimley >> )Horn 4D Relevant Experience, cont. DO U Q Cobb ® Hidden Valley Redevelopment, Boca Raton, FL — Serving as project analyst on the Kimley -Horn team that is preparing a traffic ® impact analysis for a private sector client. Specifically involved with HCS analysis and updating our report. ID ® Testas Redevelopment, Palm Beach, FL — Serving as project analyst for the Kimley -Horn team performing a traffic impact study for a private client. ® Mandel Jewish Community Center, Palm Beach Gardens, FL — Project analyst for the Kimley -Horn team that prepared a traffic impact analysis for the Jewish Community Center of the Greater Palm Beaches. Specific duties included trip generation analysis and ® preparation of report. Kimley -Horn is providing civil engineering services for this proposed facility on a 15 -acre site on Hood Road ® in Palm Beach Gardens. The 56,000- square -foot, state -of- the -art facility will feature an early childhood learning center and summer ® day camp, a pool and aquatics center, sports fields, reception hall, indoor and outdoor playgrounds, and class space. Completion of construction is anticipated by summer of 2014. ID ® Parkland Golf and Country Club, Parkland, FL — Analyst assisting with the preparation of a signal warranty analysis for this project. ® Kimley -Horn is providing conceptual design, civil design, permitting, and construction phase services for multiple pods in the Toll Brothers portion of this prestigious community in northwest Broward County. Toll Brothers acquired 350 of the community's 820 home to sites in late 2010 and will offer both single - family and villa -style homes at this 790 -acre, gated golf and country club community. n CVS Pharmacy, Riviera Beach, FL — Analyst on the Kimley -Horn team that is preparing a traffic impact study for a proposed site at West Blue Heron Boulevard and North Congress Avenue in Riviera Beach. Walmart Stores, Statewide, FL — Serving as project analyst providing traffic engineering on several sites throughout Florida, including locations in Palm Springs, Jupiter, Delray Beach, and Lake Worth. Duties include preparation of traffic signal permits, site visits, CMA analysis, and traffic study reports. McDonald's Restaurant, Various Locations, FL — Serving as project analyst providing traffic engineering for multiple McDonald's sites, including the following: • Sunrise (Plantation) — Assisted with traffic assessment (traffic counts, data collection, and analysis) for site plan update. • Viera/1 -95 in Viera — Assisted with traffic analysis and final report. • SR 44/1 -95, New Smyrna Beach — Assisted with trip generation and preparation of report for site plan modification. • Blue Heron Boulevard, West Palm Beach — Assisted with TPS and report for site plan approval. • Greenacres — Assisted with trip generation for site plan approval. • Congress Avenue, Lake Worth — Assisted with TPS and report for site plan approval. • Jog Road (two locations), West Palm Beach — Assisted with traffic statement and analysis and updating report. • Southwest Ranches, Pembroke Pines — Assisted with traffic impact analysis report . • Riverland, Fort Lauderdale — Assisting with traffic study. • Jensen Beach — Assisting with preparation of site plan and traffic statement. Palm Beach Mall, West Palm Beach, FL — Serving as analyst for the Kimley -Horn team that is providing traffic operations analysis for a private client. Furniture Store, Sweetwater, FL — Analyst working on the due diligence study for this proposed furniture store in the Town of Sweetwater (Miami -Dade County). Specific duties include data collection and preparing report. Valencia Acres, Miami -Dade County, FL — Analyst on the Kimley -Horn team performing a traffic impact analysis for this project. RFO 1e-0)-0 OY2 2114-0 Suety 1g Seat. Cane Sere Resu<res.e Kimley )))Horn Mark Santos, P. E. Transportation Planning/Traffic Engineering The Flamingo South Tower Garage/Lanai (aka Flamingo Parking Garage), Miami, FL Special Qualifications Serving as project manager and parking /structural engineer. Kimley -Horn is a subconsultant ■ More than 12 years of to another firm who was recently selected to provide engineering services for the demolition experience in parking planning, I and design -build of The Flamingo South Tower garage4anai. Our services will include civil design, and restoration projects engineering, parking, structural, architecture, geotechnical, and MEP. on a national scale ® St. Armands Parking Study, Sarasota, FL — Serving as project manager for the Kimley- ® Horn recently selected by the City of Sarasota to perform a parking feasibility study to address ® the shortage of parking spaces within the St. Armand's commercial district. The study will review existing parking demand reports and examine the feasibility and estimated cost of ® solutions, including erecting a parking structure or pursuing alternative parking solutions. Our ® analysis plan will address the following work items: (1) investigate incorporation of structured parking and examine alternative concepts to manage a shortage of parking spaces, including signage and wayfinding recommendations; (2) consider the costs associated with design and ® construction of structured parking along with the impact of traffic and utility requirements; (3) ® review impacts on pedestrian flow, traffic flow, trip generation, and vehicular ingress and egress patterns; and (4) review operations and financial modeling and recommend viable financing strategies. it r� x C • Expertise in complex and mixed -use projects in the entertainment, government, transit, retail, healthcare, and private sectors • Highly skilled in the financial planning, functional design, operational consulting, and rehabilitation of parking facilities Professional Credentials Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering, Pennsylvania State University MDC West Parking Structure, Doral (Miami Beach), FL — Serving as project engineer for the Professional Engineer in Florida Kimley -Horn team that is performing an engineering investigation of this site for a private client. and Pennsylvania Involved with site visits, MEP inspection reports, and document preparation. Member (Charitable Organization) ® Professional Organizations Parking Consultant of Record, Clearwater, FL — Serving as project manager for this three- American Concrete Institute year contract with the City of Clearwater. Kimley -Horn was selected by the City to provide Urban Land Institute parking consultant services, including studies, engineering, design, construction, and review of of this garage for the City of Gainesville and has submitted a draft report to the City for review. multi -story garages and related facilities /operations, parking technologies, and enforcement. Florida Parking Association - Board Member ULI - Member ® Southwest Downtown Garage, Gainesville, FL — Serving as project manager of the Kimley- Switchboard of Miami - Board ® Horn team that is preforming a parking operations evaluation for this project. The Southwest Member (Charitable Organization) ® Downtown Garage is located in the heart of downtown Gainesville in close proximity to public buildings, restaurants, and nightclubs. The Kimley -Horn team performed an overall evaluation ® of this garage for the City of Gainesville and has submitted a draft report to the City for review. ® Reedy Creek Improvement District (RCID) Transportation Consulting Services for ® Infrastructure Improvements, Lake Buena Vista, FL — Serving as project engineer. The Reedy Creek Improvement District (RCID) recently selected Kimley -Horn to provide transportation planning/consulting services for infrastructure improvements. Our services may include reviews, evaluations, and/or recommendations regarding existing and/or proposed ® improvements. Specifically involved with the following project: ® Parking Guidance Systems. Serving as project manager and providing project management and design -build package review. ® Target Store #1480, Plantation, FL — Serving as project engineer and providing evaluation and plan coordination services on this retail site in Plantation. Kimley -Horn is part of Kimley »)Horn ® orzsmztt_os:nry lsless:Can Rd since; iesuresiMC 3-58 ® Relevant Experience, cont. Mark Santos, RE ®Target's national pavement management program team. Services include conducting a pavement condition survey, analysis, and recommendations for repairs. During the construction phase, Kimley -Horn represents Target as the owner's site representative. This ® work includes coordination between the contractors and Target store personnel, tracking quantities, quality assurance, and project ® closeout. ® Orlando Premium Outlets (Vineland Avenue), Orlando, FL — Serving as project engineer. Kimley -Horn provided site civil, ® traffic, and permitting services for the 120,000- square -foot Phase II expansion of the center. Previously, we had provided the civil engineering and landscape design of this 480,000- square -foot retail outlet mall located on Vineland Avenue in Orlando. As an open - air complex, one of the critical features was the design of the internal drainage and pedestrian walkway. Additional services for this W tourist destination entailed a three - quarter -mile extension of Vineland Avenue and master planning for a future timeshare project on the ® property ® Experience prior to joining Kimley -Horn ® Miami Marlins Park Garages, Miami, FL — As project manager for parking consultation and structural engineering disciplines, designed four parking garages to serve Marlins Park, the new home of the Miami Marlins Major League Baseball team. The structures ® provide approximately 4,800 parking spaces and also include 60,000 square feet of ground floor commercial and retail space, as well ® as platforms for solar panels. ® Miami Courthouse Garage, Miami, FL — As project manager, assisted with the design of the mixed -use packing facility adjacent to ® the new Federal Courthouse in downtown Miami. Served the owner, the Miami Parking Authority, as prime designer, including parking ® design services for the 850 -space facility. The garage includes two retail spaces on the ground level, as well as more than 20,000 square feet of office space. ® Tampa Port Authority Channelside Garage Expansion, Tampa, FL — As project manager, assisted with the design for this ® essential infrastructure project for the Tampa Port Authority. The Tampa Port Authority Channelside Garage expansion was a complex design -build project consisting of a five -tier, 720 -space horizontal expansion to an existing garage. The expansion serves the growing ® number of cruise travelers and associated traffic at the port and the Channelside District. ® Britt's Surf-Style Mixed -Use Facility, Clearwater, FL — Served as the city's owner's representative during the design and ® construction of the 300 -space Britt's Surf-Style parking structure. The new mixed -use parking facility contains ground level retail and ® restaurant space. Provided specific design guidelines to include functionality, security, lighting levels, durability, and waterproofing. ® Dadeland Towers Garage Restoration, Miami, FL — As principal -in- charge and project manager, provided condition assessment ® and restoration services for the four - level, 400 space parking structure. Responsible for leading the engineering team production of ® concrete repair and waterproofing specifications and restoration documents to extend the durability of the parking structure. ® Canaveral Port Authority Design -Build Parking Garage, Cape Canaveral, FL — Provided design services for a new 1,000 -space ® parking structure in Cape Canaveral. As a result of a significant increase in cruise ridership, parking demands in the area have risen ® dramatically. The precast parking structure will serve the growing parking needs of the Disney Cruise Line. The structure includes pedestrian connections to the cruise terminal, as well as a passenger and baggage drop -off area on the ground floor. ® New Jersey Transit Hamilton Station Garage, Hamilton, NJ — As project manager, designed a parking structure to serve the existing Hamilton Station, located in Hamilton, New Jersey. The six -story, precast parking structure provides 2,066 spaces for transit ® commuters. The facade of the parking structure was designed to complement the existing train station, as well as the historic American ® Standard building located opposite the rail tracks. The design incorporates architectural features similar to the American Standard ® building, such as keystones and cornices, into the stair towers of the parking structure. ® Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children Parking Garage, Wilmington, DE — As project manager, served as the prime designer for ® a new garage on an existing employee lot. The garage contains 1,800 spaces and includes a precast facade with stone -like features, ® which blend attractively with the rest of the campus. Also developed a courtyard at the main elevator stair tower to provide an inviting space for employees, giving the facility a warm and inviting atmosphere. ® g- D14d7� Kimley »)Horn ® OY- 0021.14.0 SL,..y1 59 G=.: SeniresFen:re rv0 3-59 ® Adrian Dabkowski, P.E., PTOE ® Transportation Planning/Traffic Engineering, 4 -fn n General On -Call Traffic Engineering Services, Fort Lauderdale, FL — Project engineer for Special Qualifications general traffic engineering and transportation planning services as part of an on -call contract ■ Has 11 years of traffic/ ® with the City. Kimley -Horn serves as an extension of the City of Fort Lauderdale staff reviewing transportation engineering ® traffic impact studies and parking analyses. Projects to date have included peer review of traffic experience related to ® impact and parking studies, site plan review, and representation at public hearings. Additional transportation planning, traffic projects have included development of a corridor study to support lane reductions along SR operations, corridor studies, ® At and development of a Greenways Plan to complement multimodal transportation options toll road revenue studies, ® within the corridor. long -range transportation OD improvement plans, access Resorts World Miami (former Miami Herald site), Miami, FL — Project engineer. Kimley- management, and alternative ® Horn is providing site /civil engineering, environmental, and ongoing traffic engineering services intersection development ® for the 14 -acre bayfront site that previously housed the Miami Herald newspaper at 1 Herald ■ Proficient in AutoCAD, Highway Plaza in Miami. The proposed project includes four new hotels with more than 5,000 rooms Capacity Software (HCS), and two residential towers featuring up to 1,000 units; a luxury retail galleria; a 3.6 -acre rooftop Synchro, VISSIM, ArcGISART- ® lagoon and natural sand beach: more than 50 restaurants, lounges, bars, and nightclubs; a PLAN, HIGH -PLAN, FREE- high-tech multimedia entertainment area showcasing the music and culture of Florida and PLAN, and StreetEVAL South America; and 700,000 square feet of convention and meeting space. The resort will help ® develop the three -mile BayWalk, which highlights a 150 -acre leisure and entertainment area Professional Credentials ® in downtown Miami. Team tasks include due diligence, parking studies, underground utility Master of Business Administration, ® design, preparation of a Special Area Plan (SAP) traffic study consistent with City of Miami 21 Marketing, Rochester Institute of Zoning Code, environmental site assessment and potential remediation planning, including Technology ® contaminant delineation, water quality evaluation, and quarterly groundwater monitoring. Bachelor of Science, Civil ® Engineering Technology, ® Brickell City Centre, Miami, FL — Task manager leading Kimley- Horn's traffic engineering Rochester Institute of Technology services for this project. Kimley -Horn prepared a Special Area Plan (SAP) traffic study and Professional Engineer in Louisiana ® supporting documentation consistent with City of Miami 21 Zoning Code. Brickell CityCentre ® is the first project to be approved under the SAP process in the City of Miami. The proposed Registered Professional Traffic development includes 830 residential units, a 290 -room hotel, and 906,463 square feet of office Operations Engineer ® of which 95,117 square feet will serve as medical office. The development will also include Professional Organizations ® 535,300 square feet of retail of which 142,000 square feet will serve as entertainment uses Institute of Transportation ® such as a nightclub, cinema, and a bowling alley. As part of the traffic engineering services, six Engineers (ITE) adjacent traffic signals will be redesigned per the latest Miami -Dade County design standards. ® Kimley -Horn is also providing civil engineering, roadway design, and transit engineering ® services for the site. ® Collins Corner Mixed -Use Development, Miami Beach, FL — Project manager for traffic ® impact analysis and mechanical parking garage operations for mixed -use redevelopment ® project consisting of approximately of a 182 - mechancial parking garage, 80 -room hotel, 156- ® seat quality restaurant, and 10,000 square feet of retail. The project is located east side of Collins Avenue and 12th Street. The traffic analysis addressed the requirements of the City ® of Miami Beach for the approval of the project's site plan and included analyses related to the ® queuing and operations of the mechanical parking garage. Pedestrian improvements were also recommended. ® ® Lincoln East Parking Garage (aka 420 Lincoln Road), Miami Beach, FL — Served as ® project engineer. Kimley -Horn provided traffic engineering and landscape architecture services Kimley »> Horn ® RM t<-0@ 0Y?W21.14-0 S=y 1s Beare Gov Prof Services Res;rn5iM0 3--60 ID Relevant Experience, cont. Adrian Dabkowski, P.E., PTOE ® for a mixed -use development at 420 Lincoln Road on the northeast corner of Drexel Avenue and 16th Street in Miami Beach. This six- ID story structure consists of street -level retail facilities containing 17,000 square feet and a 484 -space public parking garage to serve the ® New World Symphony Campus. and Lincoln Road Mall. ® Metropolitan Miami, Met 2 Financial Center and J.W. Marriott Hotel, Miami, FL — Project engineer on the design team for this ® project composed of a class A office building and five -star hotel connected by a parking structure with a pool deck on top. The 48 -story ® office building is a uniquely sculpted design destined to be a main point of interest in the downtown revitalization effort. The hotel ® building will have 360 guestrooms that spread out over 20 floors. Kimley -Horn was involved in this project from its inception, dealing with the very challenging urban redevelopment site with many constraints. CD ® Miami World Center, Miami, FL — Served as project engineer. Kimley -Horn partnered with a private developer, the City of Miami, the Miami Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA), and other stakeholders in preparing typical sections for streetscapes for the City's ® largest proposed downtown project. Kimley -Horn also partnered with numerous utility companies to determine existing underground ® conditions. Once this information was obtained, we worked with multiple stakeholders to develop and evaluate various streetscape ® options for roads and avenues within the multi -block project limits. During the schematic design phase of the streetscapes, the project was canceled due to the economic downturn. ® Florida International University (FIU) 2005 -2015 Comprehensive Campus Master Plan Update, Miami, FL — Project engineer ® (transportation/traffic). As a subconsultant to another firm, Kimley -Horn assisted in the preparation of Comprehensive Master Plan Updates for Florida International University (FIU). Master plan updates were prepared for the Biscayne Bay Campus in the City of North ® Miami, as well as the University Park Campus and the Engineering Center in unincorporated Miami -Dade County. Comprehensive ® master plan components under Kimley- Horn's responsibility included traffic, transit, solid waste, utility infrastructure and storm water management needs. Tasks included analysis of existing conditions by conducting campus walk - throughs and reviewing infrastructure ® as- builts and appraisal reports. As part of the project, Kimley -Horn also collaborated with University personnel to review current and ® future campus programs and planning documents; existing parking and circulation efficiency and constraints; accessibility studies; ® utility studies; and planned construction, renovation, and infill project documents. In addition, interviews with utility providers and other university utility consultants were used to verity and add detail to our findings. Based on these findings, Kimley -Horn assisted the team ® in preparing master plan concepts and long -term goals, objectives, and policies for FIU, which are reflective of the university's current ® mission and operating budget. ® Florida International University (FIU) Academic Health Sciences Master Plan, Miami, FL — Transportation engineer responsible ® for providing transportation planning/engineering services pertinent to the master planning of the Health Sciences Center at FIU. ® Kimley -Horn analyzed the future parking requirements for the 5 -year, 10 -year, and 20 -year phases of this project and provided ® recommendations in not only meeting parking demands, but also locating sites on the property to best serve the separation of vehicular and pedestrian traffic. We also provided recommendations specific to the geometric configurations, access locations, and traffic circulation for the internal campus loop road as well as roadway laneage and geometric configurations at external intersections serving ® the project. ® Districtwide Traffic Operations Safety Studies, FDOT District Six — Served as project engineer responsible for developing safety ® alternatives, as well as conducting capacity analyses for these alternatives. The objective of the study is to identify probable causes for ® prevalent crash patterns and develop improvements that will reduce these crashes at study area intersections. ® Divine Savior Academy Expansion, Doral, FL — Serving as project engineer. Kimley -Horn is part of the team providing civil ® engineering design and permitting services for a three -story high school expansion project at Divine Savior Academy in Doral. The 108,000- square -foot facility will include a three -story classroom, an auditorium/chapel, gym, and fitness center, along with athletic ® fields, courts, and a new parking area. ® Miami Beach Convention Center, Miami Beach, FL — Served as project traffic engineer for the convention center master plan that includes over 1,000,000- square -foot of additional convention hall area. The analysis laid out the framework for the traffic impact ® analysis, parking garage analysis, multimodal considerations including pedestrian and bicycle facilities, and considerations for a transit ® superstop. Kimley »)Horn ® OY2fi00 ?t ;<p ypny Isles 3 ac: Cori Prd Se:+res flesnnesimC 3-61 Ian Rairden, P.E. Transportation Planning/Traffic Engineering South Florida Commuter Services (SFCS) Planning and Engineering Services, Broward County, FL — Serving as project engineer. Kimley -Horn, working as a subconsultant to another firm, provides ongoing planning and engineering support services on the South Florida Commuter Services (SFCS) contract. Our team provides expertise in technical aspects, including traffic operations, transportation planning, data collection, travel demand modeling, and engineering, as well as coordination and partnership with local government partners. Specific projects that Kimley -Horn has conducted include an assessment of local submarkets for Transportation Management Initiative (TMI) expansion, Safe Routes to School (SPITS) assessments, park- and -ride plans, and an evaluation of express bus services. ® Continuing Traffic Engineering Services, St. Johns County, FL — Project engineer on ® the Kimley -Horn team that currently serves the County on their continuing contract, which includes the following study types: signal warrant analysis; isolated intersection analysis ® (signalized and/or unsignalized); roadway studies which include travel time and delay, speed ® zoning, no- passing zones, and highway lighting; signalized arterial analysis; supplemental ® work tasks which include 24 -hour traffic counts, turning movement counts, pedestrian volume county, pedestrian group size, vehicle gap size, and left -turn phase warrants; signal design and ® inspections; and transportation planning and modeling. Specific projects include: ® CR 210 /St. Johns Forest Boulevard Traffic Signal Warrant Analysis. Project engineer involved with determining whether the existing conditions at the CR 210 /St. Johns Forest ® Boulevard intersection met the warrants for requiring a traffic signal. The project included ® analyzing traffic count data, traffic delay data, and intersection conditions. ® Miami River -Miami Intermodal Center Capacity Improvement (MR- MICCI), Miami, FL ® Serving as project engineer. This project will provide additional mainline track(s) within the ® South Florida Rail Corridor from just north of the Tri -Rail Hialeah Market Station to the Tri -Rail Miami Airport Station, which in the future will be accommodated within the Miami Intermodal ® Center's (MIC's) Miami Central Station (MCS). The project will also include a new bridge across to the Miami River to accommodate the additional mainline track(s). The additional mainline ® track(s) will address an existing capacity deficiency along the system that negatively impacts travel time and schedule adherence. The project is integrating the National Environmental ® Policy Act (NEPA) requirements into the Alternatives Analysis (AA) process. The Federal ® Transit Administration (FTA) is serving as the lead federal agency and the project is anticipating ® advancing as a project that could fall within the defined funding under the FfA's Small Starts or Very Small Starts programs. ® 1.95 Master Plan for 17 Interchanges from Linton Boulevard to Northlake Boulevard, FDOT District Four — Served as engineer for this project that entailed the identification of ® 17 interchange improvement projects (from south of Linton Boulevard to north of Northlake ® Boulevard) that could move into the design phase in FY 2013/14 and FY 201412015. To ® accomplish this, Kimley -Horn developed a methodology that proposed a two -tier approach to identify and prioritize those interchanges that could advance quickly and have conceptual ® improvement plans completed by July 1, 2013; the remaining interchange studies were ® completed by July 1, 2014 and documented in an Interchange Master Plan (IMP). ® �14 -07� ® OYF.A021.11 -0Snry lsks Beam Cau?rJ Senin iP9v^psYYd Special Qualifications • Has nine years of project engineering experience • Experience in Highway Capacity Software (HCS) and Synchro software packages ■ Experience with the Southeast Regional Planning Model (SERPM) and Northeast Regional Planning Model (NERPM) based on the Florida Standard Urban Transportation Model Structure (FSUTMS) Professional Credentials Master of Civil Engineering, Transportation Engineering, University of Florida Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering, University of Florida Professional Engineer in Florida Kimley >> )Horn ID Relevant Experience, cont. Ian R a i rd e n , P.E. ® Roberts Road Improvement Study, St. Johns County, FL — Served as project engineer for this improvement study of Roberts ® Road in northwest St. Johns County. The study limits of the project included Roberts Road from Longleaf Pine Parkway to SR 13. The ® purpose of the study was to evaluate safety, operational, and geometric deficiencies, and recommend improvements for the study ® intersections and the collector as a whole. The primary goal of these improvements was to increase the safety while also improving the operational and geometric characteristics of the corridor. This assessment was based on peak hour turning movement counts, three ® years of crash data, observations made during field reviews, field data collection, and drainage data. Recommendations were made for ® short- and long -term improvements with estimated construction costs. ® 1 -95 Master Plan for 18 Interchanges from Hallandale Beach Boulevard to Hillsboro Boulevard, FDOT District Four — Project ® engineer. Kimley -Horn is working as a subconsultant to another firm for this project that entails the identification of 18 interchange ® improvement projects (from south of Hallandale Beach Boulevard to north of Hillsboro Boulevard) that can move into the design ® phase in FY 2014/15 and FY 2015/2016. Kimley -Horn is responsible for analyzing six (6) of the 18 interchanges. The first tier of three (3) interchanges will be completed by July 1, 2014, the remaining interchange studies will be completed before July 1, 2015, and all ® interchange analyses will be documented in an Interchange Master Plan (IMP) to be completed before July 1, 2015. 0 Miscellaneous Traffic Impact Analyses, Statewide, FL — Project analyst for miscellaneous projects determining traffic impacts on ® city, county, and state roadways. The projects included performing trip generation analyses, analyzing traffic data, and performing ® arterial analyses. Also, if warranted, determined improvements required to comply with various municipalities concurrency reviews. On ® select projects provided assistance in the creation of a Fair Share or Developer's Agreement with the maintaining municipality which provided the project with concurrency contingent upon bonding of intersection arterial improvements. co ® Signal Warrant Analysis, Clay County, FL — Project analyst for determining need for a traffic signal at SR 21 (Blanding Boulevard) and Wal -Mart driveway in Orange Park. The project included analyzing traffic count data. ® Riverside Drive Project, Palm Beach Gardens, FL — Project analyst for project determining traffic impacts of proposed site. The ® project included analyzing traffic data and submittal to the City requesting concurrency. 0 2035 Martin/St. Lucie Regional Long Range Transportation Plan (RLRTP), Martin and St. Lucie Counties, FL — Project ® engineer for the Kimley -Horn team that served as the technical consultant to the Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council (TCRPC) for preparation of the 2035 Martin -St. Lucie LRTP. Team responsibilities included developing socioeconomic data, travel demand ® modeling, Needs Plan development, financial resources analysis, developing the Cost Feasible Plan (CFP), developing the 2035 ® Transit Network, and developing the 2035 Pedestrian, Bicycle, and Greenways Network. ® Districtwide Traffic Safety Studies, FDOT District Two — Project engineer for Kimley- Horn's current FDOT District Two Districtwide ® Traffic Safety Studies contract for which we have completed numerous assignments. The projects include performing studies ® and developing solutions to crash problems within District Two on state roads. Types of studies included signal warrant analyses, ® intersection studies, and arterial studies. 0 Growth Management Planning Assistance, FDOT District Three — Serving as project engineer for the Kimley -Horn team that ® was selected by FDOT District Three in 2010 to provide professional planning and engineering services in support of the District's transportation planning programs. Activities under this contract may include system and /or corridor growth management planning; ® systems planning and engineering studies; developing/analyzing /monitoring potential revisions of the District's Florida Intrastate ® Highway System and the Strategic Intermodal System; modal development; metropolitan planning organization (MPO) assistance ® along with MPO and regional traffic model calibration/analysis /updates /enhancements; State - mandated transportation program implementation; corridor planning; and environmental management including updating, monitoring, and data entry into the Efficient ® Transportation Decision Making (ETDM) process. ®1.95 and SR 200 (SR Al A) Traffic Modeling and Design, FDOT District Two — Served as project engineer. As a subconsultant to another firm, Kimley -Horn provided traffic modeling, prepared an Interchange Operational Analysis Report (IOAR), and designed ® the traffic signals at the interchange ramps as part of the proposed widening/reconstruction of SR 200 (SR At A) from 1 -95 to US 17. 0 Design traffic volumes were developed for the base year, interim year 2015, and design year 2035. Based on the design year volumes, laneage for the interchange and the IAOR was completed. o �„L;� Kimley >> )Horn 0 oyz ;A -o5� 1 � e PrnP .a ::ma 3-63 Angelina Fairchild, P.E., LEED AP Transportation Planning/Traffic Engineering ARCOS 1 Fiber Optic Cable Project, Sunny Isles Beach, FL — Project engineer for design and permitting sketches and documents for this project, which brings an offshore cable system into the United States from the Caribbean and South America at Sunny Isles Beach. In order to bring the cables to shore, six offshore conduits were designed from west of the coastal construction control line (CCCL) to approximately 2,000 feet offshore. Two sub - aqueous crossings, one across the Intracoastal Waterway and one across the Oleta River, were designed. A key part of the design is to incorporate construction techniques, and address erosion and turbidity control for state DEP ERP permitting. Continuing Consulting Services, Palm Beach, FL — Performed structural evaluations and made repair recommendations for several existing lift stations under the jurisdiction of the Town of Palm Beach. Veteran's Memorial Foundation - Boynton Beach, FL, Boynton Beach, FL — Served as lead structural engineer for the City of Boynton Beach on a continuing services contract to assist the City in evaluating the overturning stability of a monument selected by the Veterans of America. The initial proposed design did not work and Kimley -Horn collaborated with the monument designer and the City to develop an alternate that would be code compliant and acceptable to the Veterans. Sugar Sand Park Design, Boca Raton, FL — Project engineer for the master plan update and overall project coordination for Phase IV of Sugar Sand Park. The entire Sugar Sand Park consists of 132 acres of passive and active recreation facilities, including a community center with a theatre and science center, field house, baseball/softball fields, in -line hockey rink, science playground, and picnic pavilions. Kimley -Horn assisted the Greater Boca Raton Beach and Park District with the site planning, civil design, landscape design, environmental permitting, and installation of the carousel as part of the overall development of Phase 4 of the park. Opened in November 2005, the carousel had more than 40,000 riders its first month of operation. Our ongoing services for Sugar Sand Park include the design of numerous pavilion facilities, restrooms, and an interactive fountain, as well as modifications to their guard house and entryway for the development of the final phase of the park. Boy Scout Hut Neighborhood Park, Delray Beach, FL — Project engineer on the Kimley - Horn team who completed schematic design services for improvements to the Boy Scout Hut Park in Delray Beach. Improvements included upgrades to the existing parking, drainage improvements, aesthetic improvements to the Boy Scout Hut, addition of new restrooms, a fitness trail, a playground, a decorative perimeter fence, and significant landscaping. Additional services included public outreach meetings, design, and bid phase assistance. Miscellaneous Structures for Parks and Recreation Projects, Jupiter, FL — Provided structural engineering design and quality assurance services for structural elements (dugouts, concession stands, enclosures, etc.) for several park projects for the Town of Jupiter. Lakefront Park Master Plan and Redevelopment Plans, Kissimmee Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA), Kissimmee, FL — Kimley -Horn teamed with Glatting Jackson and finalizing the construction plans for the redevelopment of this city-owned waterfront park on Lake Tohopekaliga. The team prepared the masterplan for this redevelopment in 2008 RM 14L7{ OY2 21.14-0 S=y Isla 3e Oda P,oi S.. Resumes." Special Qualifications • A lead engineer in our Florida region structural division with 26 years of experience • Principal areas of practice include industrial facilities, municipal projects, parks, marinas, bridges, and condition assessments ■ Involved in the design, rehabilitation, repair, construction, and inspection phase services on a variety of structural engineering projects that have included conventional reinforced concrete, precast prestressed concrete, post - tensioned concrete, and structural steel ■ Recipient of the Florida Engineering Society's 2010 Award for Outstanding Service to the Engineering Profession (statewide and for the FES Palm Beach County branch) Professional Credentials Master of Science, Civil Engineering, University of Texas, Austin Bachelor of Science, Architectural Engineering, University of Texas, Austin Professional Engineer in Florida LEED Accredited Professional Professional Organizations Florida Engineering Society, State V.P. of Finance Florida Engineering Foundation, Board of Trustees U.S. Green Building Council Kimley > >>Hor�n .'I dl ;I itI y(t (8 tl �tl �tl I �rl (tl F11 {I {tl 41 PtI �I it (rl �I ;I "1 GI rtl izl �I irl �tl Id �tl s! I tI Grl tiI "I :r1 Relevant Experience, cont. Angelina FCtll"Child, P.E., LEED AP and construction of the proposed improvements is expected to begin in the spring of 2009. Angelina has been the lead engineer for various structural site improvements including four low -level boardwalk crossings, a timber ADA ramp, a multi- tiered waterfront plaza, approximately 300 linear feet of concrete bulkhead replacement and a host of retaining walls and miscellaneous foundations. Kimley - Horn was recently authorized to proceed with the next phase that includes the replacement of the Ruby pier with a new fixed viewing platform and canoe launch. Boca Beach Club Hotel, Boca Raton, FL — Kimley -Horn provided roadway and retaining wall design for the redevelopment of the Boca Beach Club Hotel property in Boca Raton as part of a large consultant team. Kimley -Horn was responsible for designing approximately 1,200 feet of elevated 'spine" entry road from the main entrance to second and third level arrival plazas and parking garage entrances for the refurbished hotel and a new condominium building. The spine road is to be constructed in close proximity to an existing bulkhead that separates the upland development from the Boca Inlet. The design also included a pedestrian access tunnel under the elevated roadway from a boat landing on the Boca Inlet to the hotel and an ADA ramp to the new condominium building. Other responsibilities included coordination with the building architects and structural engineers, the site civil engineer, the landscape architect, and the bulkhead designer to ensure compatibility of designs. CR 466A Widening and Reconstruction from Sumter/Lake County Line to US 27, Lake County, FL — Structural engineer responsible for the signal pole design for the widening of CR 466 from two to four lanes from the Sumter /Lake County line east to Lake Griffin Road, just east of US 27/441 in the Town of Lady Lake. The project is approximately 2.1 miles in length. In addition to the widening, this project included design of drainage improvements, pedestrian features, maintenance of traffic, utility relocations, signals, and signing/pavement markings. Dona Bay Watershed Environmental Restoration, Sarasota County, FL — Served as structural engineer responsible for the design of the water control structure associated with this project. The structure included an 8 barrel culvert with 8 foot by 8 foot operable gates, as well as a sheetpile weir wall. The culvert and gate structure was part of a bridged access road connecting both sides of the reservoir, and it included a pedestrian walkway for maintenance and gate operation access. The Dona Bay Watershed Environmental Restoration project involves the design work to implement the results of the Dona Bay Watershed Management Plan. Kimley -Horn designed a 180 -acre wetland restoration area, stormwater conveyance facilities from Cow Pen Slough to the Venice Minerals site, and a major water control structure. In addition, Kimley- Horn's engineers and technicians developed several proprietary GIS tools specifically designed to automate the stormwater modeling process and generate the specific GIS deliverables required by Sarasota County, including easement acquisition. Florida Atlantic University (FAU) Continuing Minor Civil Engineering (Multiple Projects), Boca Raton, FL — Serving as project manager and civil/structural engineer for FAU's Boca Raton campus providing structural reviews and repairs. Projects include: the structural framing under the Observatory (Building 43), the elevated walkways on the Social Sciences Building (Building 44), and the various housing buildings at the Student Village Apartments. The specific purpose of these assignments was to identify and map the extent of the deterioration, and prepare appropriate repair recommendations, including plans and specifications. Kimley -Horn provided investigative, design, and bid services. These repairs are currently under construction and Kimley -Horn is providing field construction support services. As the project manager, conducted on -site hands -on review, report, and plan preparation oversight; quality control; and coordinating ongoing construction phase services. Juan Ponce de Leon Landing Park, Melbourne Beach, FL — Served as structural engineer. Kimley -Horn has worked with Brevard County Parks and Recreation since 2000. Ponce Landing Park is one of five parks that we designed and permitted. Our work consisted of all site civil design and permitting, including coastal construction control line permitting; site plan approval; Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) water, sewer, and stormwater permitting; and Florida Department of Transportation permitting. Environmental services included detailed evaluations of the beach and dune system, detailed coordination on lighting impacts, extensive coordination for dune restoration with the State and with Brevard County Natural Resources Management Office, and identification of appropriate vegetation to restore areas impacted by pedestrian paths along the dune. Kimley -Horn prepared all engineering drawings for construction, including landscape, utilities, parking, pavilions, restrooms, and dune crossovers. Skypass Bridge, Port of Palm Beach, Riviera Beach, FL — Structural engineer for design of a 1,900 -foot, four -lane bridge over US 1. Kimley- Horn's fast -track design of roadway approaches and the bridge, which rises to 69 feet, allowed for the elevation of US 1 to improve port operations. The bridge was constructed in two sections to maintain existing traffic. Design and contract plans were produced in less than nine months. RFQ 14 -07-02 OY26"1.14-0 S=ly Isle; Beach "Prot Services F.esumes.vtlE Kimley »)Horn 0 0 David Woodward, RLA ® f ® Landscape Architecture y ® Indian River County Administration Complex, Vero Beach, FL — Landscape architect for Special Qualifications the new 165,000- square -foot, 14- department County administration complex situated on 7.60 ■ Has 26 years of experience in ® acres. Services included relocation of numerous large live oak trees, hardscape design of plaza landscape architecture and land ® and pedestrian amenities, and main street design so the street can be closed for an shows and planning ® special events. In addition, Kimley -Horn designed the new County access road and bridge over ■ Project management the main relief canal from Aviation Boulevard. responsibilities include detailed ® ® Port St. Lucie Civic Center, Parking Garage, and City Plaza, Port St. Lucie, FL — Project land planning and landscape design for roadway, residential, manager for landscape, hardscape, and irrigation design for the City of Port St. Lucie's multi -use, and corporate sites; ® S25- million new civic center located in City Center. Project included design of athree -acre urban and suburban streetscape ® urban plaza in front of the civic center consisting of an elaborate brick paver design, outdoor master planning; hardscape ® seating and eating areas, vehicular drop -off areas, landscape uplighting and pedestrian lighting, design; landscape construction flag court, lakeside terrace, and selection and location placement of all site furnishings. documents; and construction ® ® Royal Palm Pointe, Vero Beach, FL — Project manager for this S5.6- million enhancement administration project. Responsibilities included coordinating multiple subconsultants, conducting several public Professional Credentials ® consensus workshops, assisting City government in applying for and securing various grants, Bachelor of Landscape ® expediting environmental permits, and ultimately producing a comprehensive redevelopment Architecture, University of Florida ® plan for the 2,800 -foot corridor. The project included a three -acre urban waterfront park Landscape Architect in Florida consisting of a participatory fountain, park pavilion, multi -level plaza, bulkhead, and pier. and ® Royal Palm Pointe was awarded the 2002 ASLA Award of Honor and the American Council of North Carolina ® Engineering Companies National Recognition Award for Engineering Excellence in 2002. Professional Organizations ® Design Services for The Mary Ann Cernuto Family Park, Port St. Lucie, FL — Project American Society of Landscape ® manager. Assisted the City of Port St. Lucie and DeGuardiola Properties with the development Architects of an 0.8 -acre urban plaza within the East Lake Village project. The scope of work included International Council of Shopping ® meeting with the City Council members and City staff to develop a project program, conceptual Centers (ICSC) ® plans and cost estimates, and presentations to the Community Redevelopment Agency Board. ® Our team also provided design and permitting for the project, which included a band pavilion, plaza, public an display, parking, landscape design, site lighting, irrigation, and signage. ® Savannas Recreation Area, North and South Trail Greenway Connector, St. Lucie County, FL — Project manager for the Kimley -Horn team retained to research the viability of ® developing a trail connecting the Savannas State Preserve, south of Midway Road, to Savanna ® Road/Heathcote Botanical Garden. The trail connection consisted of two parts: the northern ® trail connector that commences at the north end of the developed section of the park and continues north approximately 9,900 linear feet along the existing canal bank; and the southern ® trail connection that commences at the Midway Road entrance and continues west along the Midway Road right -of -way approximately 320 linear feet. The trail then crosses Midway Road to ® connect with the Savannas State Preserve. ® Entrada Avenue Beautification, St. Lucie County, FL — Project manager working on a ® landscape and irrigation project for a .75 -mile section of median between US 1 and Entrada Avenue. This section of roadway is a frontage road serving a predominately residential ® neighborhood. The design of this landscape beautification project emphasizes native, low- maintenance landscape material and provides a visual buffer for the residential properties ® hwa adjacent to the highway. Kimley> »Horn ® a_o,< -0, OYP5 1.14-0 Sumy tares Beat Cc R SeM Resumes 3-66 ® Relevant Experience, cont. David Woodward, R LA ® Monterey Road Design, Stuart, FL — Landscape architect on the Kimley -Horn team contracted by Martin County to expedite the ® design of approximately 1.5 miles of Monterey Road (SR 714). The improvement entailed designing a four -lane roadway that would ® be consistent with the approved PD &E study conducted by the FDOT that was accepted by the Martin County Metropolitan Planning ® Organization. The nature of the work included roadway design, storm sewer design retention calculations, offsite drainage, coordination with the Martin County Airport Authority, landscaping design, and lighting design. ® Participatory Fountain at Indian Riverside Park, Jensen Beach, FL — Project manager and landscape architect for this participatory fountain project. Kimley -Horn provided schematic design, civil and landscape architectural design, construction ® documentation, permitting, and management services. The firm was also responsible for coordination with the citizens art advisory ® board and various subconsultants. ® SR 5 /US 1 Improvements, St. Lucie County, FDOT District Four — Provided landscape architectural services for four miles of SR 51 ® US 1 in St. Lucie County. Design included mass plantings along the roadsides and median. Special consideration was given to slope ® stabilization during design due to coastal sand ridge conditions. ® St. Lucie County Fire Stations, St. Lucie County, FL — Landscape architect for three new fire stations for St. Lucie County Fire ® District. Services included tree preservation assessments, landscape and irrigation plans, and construction observation. ® Juan Ponce de Leon Landing Park, Melbourne Beach, FL — Project manager. Kimley -Horn has worked with Brevard County Parks ® and Recreation since 2000. Ponce Landing Park is one of five parks that we designed and permitted. Ponce Landing included all site civil design and permitting, including coastal construction control line (CCCL) permitting; site plan approval; Florida Department of ® Environmental Protection water, sewer, and stormwater permitting; and Florida Department of Transportation permitting. Environmental ® services included detailed evaluations of the beach and dune system, detailed coordination on lighting impacts, extensive coordination ® for dune restoration with the State and with Brevard County Natural Resources Management Office, and identification of appropriate vegetation to restore areas impacted by pedestrian paths along the dune. Kimley -Horn prepared all engineering drawings for ® construction, including landscape, utilities, parking, pavilions, restrooms, and dune crossovers. ® Oars and Paddles Park, Indian Harbour Beach, FL — Project manager for the Kimley -Horn team that worked with the Brevard ® County Parks and Recreation Department to provide the following services for the Oars and Paddles Park: conceptual site planning, ® landscape architecture, civil engineering design and permitting, community involvement, dock design and permitting, traffic analysis ® and permitting, environmental permitting, environmental services, shoreline stabilization/restoration design, drainage, and construction observation. This park features restrooms, paved walkways, a pavilion, boathouse, floating dock, nature trail, and parking. ® Ancient Oaks Park, St. Lucie County, FL — Project manager for this 25 -acre park in central St. Lucie County. The project scope ® included design and permitting for a multipurpose playing field, playground, restroom facility, and adjacent nature area. The property ® had a number of large oak trees and the park was designed to preserve them. Special details were developed for the vehicular areas to ® minimize disturbance to root zones. ® Oxbow Eco- Center Expansion, St. Lucie County, FL — Landscape architect and planner to develop design plans for the addition of ® 80 parking spaces to the eco- center due to building expansion. Special care was taken to preserve the character of the existing pine flatwood eco- system. Provided circulation and tree protection details. ® St. Lucie Historical Museum, Fort Pierce, FL — Project planner and landscape architect for this 4.5 -acre waterfront property. Scope of work included design and permitting for an 80 -car parking lot with bus drop -off area to historical museum, drop -off area for dock ® facility, pedestrian connections to riverfront promenade and neighboring park facility, landscaping, irrigation, and site lighting design. IND IND ID QD SR 80 Design from West of Haverhill Road to East of 1.95, West Palm Beach, FL — Provided all landscape architectural design for 3.5 miles of SR 80 from west of Haverhill Road to east of 1 -95. The project included widening this section from four to eight lanes, designing two grade- separated interchanges at Military Trail and Haverhill Road, widening one bridge, replacing four road bridges (including an 1 -95 overpass), and the incorporation of extensive landscape medians. Palm Beach County is the maintaining agency for the landscape and irrigation for this project and Southern Boulevard was part of the County's OTIS (Only Trees, Irrigation, and Sod) master plan program. Kimley -Horn worked closely with the County to establish the native tree palette and the specifying of a remotely - controlled irrigation system. The landscape and irrigation portion of this project included permitting through FDOT, South Florida Water Management District, and Palm Beach County. UO 14 -07� OY25002 1. 14-0 ScaryIsles Seam Cd Pad ServicesFaU:es.vtlG Kimley» )Horn 0 0 0 O A O O 0 O O O 0 0 Keith Pelan, RLA, AICP Landscape Architecture Canova Beach Park, Brevard County, FL — Served as project planner. Kimley -Horn provided consulting services for this multi - phase, 1,500 -foot scenic oceanfront park in Brvard County for the County Parks and Recreation Department. Kimley -Horn provided all planning, environmental, surveying, landscape architecture, and engineering services for this park. Golden Sands Park, Indian River County, FL — Project manager for the Kimley -Horn team that provided planning, environmental, and engineering services for the design, permitting, and reconstruction of this oceanfront park. Our consulting services involved the land exchange between a private land owner, Indian River County, and the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, as well as design and permitting services for construction of the new park. Humiston Park, Vero Beach, FL — Project manager. Kimley -Horn provided a full array of services for Ocean Park in Vero Beach, a mixed -use building that contains 12 high - end oceanfront and ocean -view condominiums, 3,000 sq. ft. of retail space, and a 75 -seat oceanfront restaurant. The property previously contained three separate dilapidated buildings badly in need of redevelopment. Our services included site planning, assisting the City in crafting an ordinance that would permit the project, park design, streetscape, civil engineering, City of Vero Beach approvals, and regulatory agency permitting. The project also included improvements to the City's adjacent Humiston Park, including parking expansion and extensive landscaping. Ocean Park is now a major anchor building at the south end of Vero's beachside business district. Ocean Park and Humiston Park Renovations, Vero Beach, FL — Project manager. Provided all due diligence, urban design, entitlements, landscape architecture for the intense redevelopment of this one -acre oceanfront mixed -use project in Vero Beach. The program included retail, restaurant and residential uses along with the design of S1 million in improvements to an adjacent main commercial street and public park. This highly controversial project was the only project approved under the City's Vision Enhancement Project ordinance. Ocean Park is now a major anchor building at the south end of Vero's beachside business district. parc24 - Kimley -Horn Vero Beach Office Campus, Vero Beach, FL — Owner's representative and project manager for the Kimley -Horn team that designed and developed a campus -like arrangement for 112,000 square feet of office space on five acres in the City of Vero Beach. Construction of Phase I, which includes two buildings, as well as the parking deck, is complete, and Kimley -Horn now occupies one building. Phase I also included infrastructure for the entire campus. Phases II and III will each consist of three office buildings with leasable space for tenants. The project will be submitted for LEED Silver certification, and if achieved, it will be the first LEED certified commercial building in Indian River County. As part of the design efforts, Kimley -Horn has incorporated several sustainable elements, including a completely native landscape, green roofs, a central chiller plant, a pervious paver system, LED lighting, and rainwater harvesting. Royal Palm Pointe, Vero Beach, FL — Landscape architect for this S5.6- million enhancement project. Scope of work included coordinating multiple subconsultants, conducting several P�O,. -0,� OY�IA4-0 Src, Ices 5Pa.-. C,s:? N Senses PewTes.Wo Special Qualifications • Senior landscape architect with 30 years of experience • As project manager for the firm's Landscape Architecture and Planning Group, is responsible for site planning, approvals and permitting, and landscape architectural design for public and private sector projects • Plays a key role in the preparation of visual impact analyses and resources management plans • Experienced in all phases of land development ■ Adept at guiding projects through the design, review, and approval processes while ensuring that quality assurance and quality control (QA/QC) procedures are thoroughly applied Professional Credentials Bachelor of Science, Architecture, University of Nebraska American Institute of Certified Planners Registered Landscape Architect in Florida Accredited Green Roof Professional Kimley» )Horn O Relevant Experience, cunt. Keith P e l a n, R LA, A I C P ® public consensus workshops, assisting City government in applying for and securing various grants, expediting environmental permits, and ultimately producing a comprehensive redevelopment plan for the 2,800 -foot corridor. The project included a three -acre urban o waterfront park, including a participatory fountain, park pavilion, multilevel plaza, bulkhead, and pier. The project included planning, ® design, permitting, structural design, and construction phase services for seawalls, aids to navigation, and a four -slip courtesy dock. Royal Palm Pointe was awarded the 2002 ASLA Award of Honor and the American Council of Engineering Companies National o Recognition Award for Engineering Excellence in 2002. ®Veterans' Community Park Master Plan, Marco Island, FL — Landscape architect for the Kimley -Horn team selected to provide master planning and public involvement services for this seven -acre central park in the Town Center district of Marco Island. The park ® will serve as a social center for the community and will feature an amphitheater, civic green, waterfront promenade, fountain plaza, and ® a performing arts center. ® Ocean Park, Vero Beach, FL — Project manager providing all due diligence, urban design, entitlements, landscape architecture for ® the intense redevelopment of this 1 -acre oceanfront mixed -use project in Vero Beach. The program includes retail, restaurant and ® residential uses along with the design of S1 million worth of improvements to an adjacent main commercial street and public park. This highly controversial project was the only project approved under the City's Vision Enhancement Project ordinance. Scheduled for ® completion in September of 2009, the project will become the new anchor at the south end of the City's Oceanside business district. ®Central and North Indian River County Greenways Plan, Indian River County, FL — Served as principal -in- charge. As a subconsultant to another firm, involved in preparing the Greenway Master Plan for Central and North Indi an River County. The ® project included a significant public involvement element, data gathering and assimilation, document review, and presentation for a ® greenway plan within an urbanized and rural environment. The plan incorporates mapping of historical structures, water crossings, road crossings, and cultural features into a synchronized network. The conceptual master plan serves as a guide for local officials and ® future partners for selecting appropriate areas for greenways; prioritizing the greenway corridors; identifying funding opportunities; ® and forming an oversight committee to carry out the construction, maintenance, and management of the greenways. Developed a ® prioritizaton process based on the Greenways Evaluation Criteria, such as benefits, constructability, and cost. An implementation plan was crafted that included project phasing, potential funding sources, integration with ongoing capital improvements, environmental ® impacts and partnership strategies, and a proposal to extend the project into other areas of the County. ® CR 707/Dixie Highway Roadway Improvements and Streetscape Design, Stuart, FL — Landscape architect. Kimley -Horn prepared construction documents to support the development of the Rio Town Center Streetscape. The existing two -lane rural roadway ® was visualized to be reconstructed into a two -lane, divided urban corridor with on- street parking, a community featured roundabout ® to accommodate a future art installation, 10- foot -wide sidewalks along either side, landscapingfhardscape improvements, and street ® lighting. The corridor will serve as the backbone of the Rio Town Center master development plan. Consulting services included construction document development, agency permitting, public involvement workshops, coordination with franchise utility operators to ® support undergrounding of overhead utilities, and construction phase services. Roadway construction was completed in June 2012, ® and we are currently working on the design for the sidewalk improvements. ® Fleming Island Plantation Landscape Architectural Improvements, Fleming Island, FL — Served as landscape architect for this ® 2,300 -acre, mixed -use planned development southwest of Jacksonville in Clay County. Services included project master planning, site planning, development approval coordination, and design services for more than S10 million in landscape architectural improvements. The project consists of multiple development components including 3,500 residential units, more than one million square feet of ® non - residential (including a 38 -acre mixed -use town center), three schools, and five parks. A key element of the design program ® included preservation of pristine wetlands and uplands, and integration of these elements as amenities into the project. This project is a ® centerpiece for Centex Homes' Florida development. ® Streetscape for SR 60 and 58th Avenue, Indian River County, FL — Member of the Kimley -Horn team providing streetscape ® services for this project that involves widening one of the most prominent intersections in Indian River County from four lanes to six lanes by adding turn lanes. The intersection involved is a high - profile one with limited right -of -way; because of the limited right -of -way, ® streetscape and landscape opportunities will be somewhat limited as well. A joint venture with private and public property owners will ® be necessary to make improvements to the streets, which belong to both entities. ® PK„ -0,� Kimley> »Horn ® OY2; 1.14 -0O5=yM Beef . Cat %ni Servas.9sorees mac 3-69 r t a ,t a ,t Urban Design Developmr Y RLA, AICP Landscape Architecture ® Hollywood Beach Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) Street Planning and Transportation Vision and Broadwalk Design, Hollywood, FL — Working intensely with ® a team of stakeholders, City staff planners, architects, landscape architects, and engineers, 0 Kimley -Horn developed a transportation and revitalization plan for the City of Hollywood. As ® principal -in- charge, worked with the Kimley -Horn team to help the City define a vision for the CRA area that includes the Broadwalk, Surf Road, At A, and Hollywood Boulevard. This ® area was once the garden spot of the City, but like so many downtown areas, it has fallen ® into pockets of neglect and disrepair. The theme for the revitalized area became the friendly, ® charming beachside village that enjoyed popularity in the 40s, 50s, and 60s. To reach this end, a transportation network for this area was determined, which included main and secondary ® thoroughfares and other significant elements. Kimley -Horn suggested making all thoroughfares ® two -way to facilitate traffic. When A1A was recently widened, vehicular traff ic became ® expedient, but pedestrians, tourists, and bicyclists /rollerbladers found it increasingly more dangerous with its excessive width and increased traffic speed. Our plan included narrowing ® the cross - section to three lanes with on- street parking to improve access for local traffic and ® tourists, and to make crossing safer through reduced speeds and traffic calming features. A Raised intersections and/or special paving at significant intersections and side streets enhance safety and encourage movement to the businesses along the street. Landscaped islands and ® medians calm traffic. Narrow sidestreets were made to be either for local use only or as retail ® use, public use, or connections to District amenities. ® North Shore Area Roadway Improvements, Miami Beach, FL — Served as program manager for landscape architectural design. The project included more than three miles of ® landscape and softscape improvements and required extensive coordination with FDOT to ensure that the design solutions met both the functional needs of the Department and the ® aesthetic needs of the City of Miami Beach and property owners. The project also included ® collaboration with a local artist on the design of a transit shelter /art wall anchoring a public park ® on the northern end of the project, as well as an oceanfront park and beach portals along the 20 -block corridor. This S16.5- million project was recently completed and has set the stage for ® redevelopment in the corridor. ® The Riverwalk at Kennedy Boulevard Plaza, Tampa, FL — Landscape architect. The ® Kennedy Boulevard Plaza will be the longest over -water segment of the Tampa Riverwalk ® and will serve as a gateway into the downtown core of Tampa. Two new parks, MacDill Park ® and Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park, will be linked by the plaza. The structure will also serve as a pathway to two of Tampa's downtown gems, the new Tampa Museum of Art and the new ® Glazer Children's Museum. Kimley -Horn is providing urban design and landscape architecture ® services for this exciting project. ® Bradenton Downtown Development Authority Riverwalk, Bradenton, FL — Served as 40 project manager. Kimley -Horn completed the master planning process for the 1.25- mile -long u riverfront area in Bradenton known as the Riverwalk. Services included grants /funding analysis, master planning, public involvement, design development, and stakeholder coordination. The ® grand opening for the project was last fall, and it was recently awarded the top cultural and recreation project in the Tampa Bay Area by the Regional Planning Council. ® Ri-0t4 -07� ® OY2 1,14 -0 & .y I;IZ xac. Con Pr,A Sery Res:mesi Special Qualifications ■ Has 27 years of experience ranging from major residential, commercial, and mixed -use land development to municipal urban design, parks, and roadway corridors ■ Principal areas of practice include land development, community redevelopment, site and land use planning, entitlements, landscape architecture, streetscape and urban design, and public involvement Professional Credentials Bachelor of Science, Landscape Architecture, Texas A&M University Landscape Architect in Florida, California, Nevada, and Texas Professional Organizations American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP) American Planning Association (APA) American Society of Landscape Architects (ASIA) Kimley )))Horn ® Relevant Experience, cont. B i l l Wa d d I I I, R LA, A I C P Charlotte Harbor CRA Gateway and Harbor, Charlotte Harbor, FL — Served as team member providing urban design and ® engineering services in support of revitalization efforts on behalf of the Charlotte Harbor Community Redevelopment Agency. Kimley- ® Horn's first assignment was to prepare design documents and provide permitting services for the Harbor Walk project consisting of a ® pedestrian promenade and boardwalk connecting the east and west sides of Charlotte Harbor. The project utilizes the old US 41 bridge abutment for parking and promenade area creating a trailhead for the boardwalk which crosses a section of the Harbor shoreline going ® under the US 41 bridge. Upon completion the Harbor walk will extend approximately one mile from Chester Roberts Park to Bayshore ® Park. to It ID Bahama Village, Duval Street and Truman Waterfront Streetscape and Urban Design Standards, Key West, FL — Served as project manager. Kimley -Horn was selected by the City of Key West to lead community-based design charrettes to create a comprehensive set of streetscape and urban design standards to interconnect one of the world's most famous corridors, Duval Street, with the adjoining Bahama Village and Truman Waterfront Project. Services included facilitating community consensus on design components, and preparation of preliminary and final design documents for streetscape, roadway, and wayfinding elements for more than 30 blocks in historic Bahama Village. Urban Lakefront and Economic Revitalization Study, Winter Haven, FL — Serving as landscape architect and public involvement specialist on the team providing urban planning, urban design, community consensus building, landscape architecture, economic development, and multi- agency coordination to create a redevelopment plan for the City's lakefronts. Techniques to interconnect the lakes with the rest of the community include enhancing street connections, extending the rails -to- trails bike path to the lakefront, creating pedestrian connections, and developing visual vistas. Convention Center Urban District, Orlando, FL — Deputy project manager. Kimley -Horn has provided master planning, entitlement planning, urban design, civil engineering, and landscape architecture services for Thomas Enterprises, Inc., in support of the development of a 1,600 -acre, mixed -use urban district adjacent to Orlando's Orange County Convention Center, the nation's second busiest convention center. University of Tampa Campus Master Plan, Tampa, FL — Designer on the Kimley -Horn team retained by the University to update the campus master plan incorporating vehicular and pedestrian plans and employing traditional urban design criteria. A day -long design session was conducted with University staff to understand their plans for future expansions of the campus and the environment and infrastructure constraints. Next, a revised master plan was developed using the vehicular and pedestrian needs as the guiding principal. From that, demolition of buildings and location of new buildings were studied. The initial phases of the campus planning project are complete and future phases involving modifying the master plan have not yet begun. US 41 Gateway Monuments, North Port, FL — Landscape architect for the Kimley -Horn team that is providing landscape architecture, civil and structural engineering, permit preparation and submittal, and construction bidding assistance services for two main entry features along US 41 (Tamiami Trail) in the City of North Pod. The entry features create a gateway to the City, providing a sense of arrival. Residents of the City felt that the traveling public should be able to identity the boundaries of North Port and recognize that the City is unique along that stretch of roadway. Kimley- Horn's landscape architects and engineers worked closely with City staff designing the structure, landscape enhancements, and lighting. Main Street Improvement Study, Sarasota, FL — Served as project manager and senior landscape architect. The purpose of this study was to determine feasible streetscape enhancements along Main Street in Downtown Sarasota that will improve the quality and function of existing public spaces and create a more walkable community. The study also implemented the objective of reducing the maintenance of public space, while enhancing the physical and visual quality of streetscapes within the Downtown and providing more definition to the City's historic district. The culmination of this project was a Main Street Master Plan that identified flexible cross - sectional design standards developed from alternatives created through public involvement throughout the study process; alternatives allow for integration of future transit services. An implementation plan for phased construction between the different study area segments was also developed. R�O,. -0,�_ oy26 IA4 -0 Sr7 1s BF... lad P, Sxni,es Rm. es Kimley> »Horn v Jonathan Haigh, RSA ® Landscape Architecture y- Urban Design Development; Streetscape Planning[Design; Park/Median Planning/Design; Irrigation Design ® Parks Master Plan, Cutler Bay, FL — Served as project manager. Kimley -Horn provided Special Qualifications master planning services for the Town of Cutler Bay to assess the condition and provide ■ Has 19 years of experience improvement recommendations for eight Town parks. The team held public meetings with as a practicing professional ® citizens, Town staff, and public officials for input. The master plan included a physical landscape architect inventory and site assessment of the existing parks and park system and made proposed ■ Skilled designer with park - recommendations. related project experience ® throughout the Southeast United ® Sugar Sand Park Design, Boca Raton, FL — Landscape architect for the Kimley -Horn team States ® responsible for the development of Phase IV of Sugar Sand Park, including site planning, ■ Skilled designer with streetscape environmental permitting, civil, landscape, and architectural design. The first design package and roadway - related project ® was for civil, electrical, landscape, and hardscape improvements for installation of a carousel. experience throughout the South ® Miller Park, Delray Beach, FL — Served as landscape architect for the Kimley -Horn team Florida for various municipalities, that provided detailed site planning, design, and construction phase services for this S7- million FDOT, and Florida's Turnpike ® upgrade to the existing baseball facility. This project featured a native plant palette and an Enterprise. ® easy -to- maintain landscape design. a Directed the preparation of numerous park and streetscape- Vizcaya Park, Miramar, FL — Landscape architect. This 20 -acre park in Miramar provides related construction drawings, several active recreational opportunities, including a soccer /multiuse field, two full -size detailing, and specifications. basketball courts, and a 7,600- square -foot community center. The park's passive features ■ Experienced in applying a ® include open picnic areas, a playground, and a joggingifitness trail along the perimeter of practical and budget - friendly, (� the project site. Kimley -Horn provided master planning; landscape architecture; design, yet creative design approach to engineering, and permitting services; and construction observation and administration. This each project project serves as the City's first Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) ■ Proficient in applying sustainable ® building, which obtained Gold Certification. The City also plans to construct a 10,000- square- principles in project design and ® foot civic center, press box, concession stand, and storage area at the site during later phases, incorporating the design of ® Florida - friendly landscapes and Martin Luther King, Jr. (MLK) Drive Beautification, Delray Beach, FL — Project manager water - efficient irrigation systems ® on the Kimley -Horn team. Provided landscape architectural master planning services for the ® design of landscape, lighting, and hardscape enhancements for the entire length of Martin Professional Credentials Luther King, Jr. (MLK) Drive in Delray Beach. This 1.5 -mile corridor will also incorporate MLK Bachelor of Landscape o commemorative design elements placed in the right -of -way. The design concept included the Architecture, University of Q continuation of an existing sidewalk network; decorative lighting; right -of -way plantings with Arkansas ® flowering trees, palms, and other landscaping; a program for live oaks to be planted outside Registered Landscape Architect in of the right of way; and artwork on existing utility poles. The master plan will also address Florida ® prioritization and phasing of the proposed improvements with respect to budget. Similar to other ® community enhancement master plans, public involvement is a key element in the success Professional Organizations ® of this project. The Kimley -Horn team coordinated closely with a committee of community American Society of Landscape representatives to identify community assets and to solicit their ideas and preferences for Architects – Chapter Secretary ® incorporation into the master plan. Florida Recreation and Parks ® Association 24th and 25th Street Improvements, West Palm Beach, FL — Landscape architect for U.S. Green Building Council the Kimley -Horn team retained by the City of West Palm Beach to provide streetscape ® improvements in the Northwood neighborhood area. This project is a joint effort between the o City of West Palm Beach and the West Palm Beach Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) o to reconstruct each of the two -lane roadways with on- street parallel parking on both sides, Kimley >» Horn ® qFQ i �,� OY2 _,l 14 -0 " -.yle Bee X. Pm Sem Ref. e, v 3-72 O O Relevant Experience, cont. Jonathan H a i Q h, R L A ® thus creating a main street through the District. The project included extensive landscape and hardscape plans, renderings, decorative O street lights, drainage, signing and marking, and traffic control plans; 24th and 25th streets were also designated as SR 5 and are ® owned and maintained by the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT). Therefore, permitting and close coordination with FDOT O were necessary. Due to local agency participation, funding was provided by state and federal governments. O Seacrest Boulevard Roadway Improvements, Boynton Beach, FL — Serving as landscape architect. This project includes the ® redevelopment of Seacrest Boulevard from the Boynton Canal to Boynton Beach Boulevard. Provided streetscape design, permitting ® procurement and creation of construction documents for the Community Redevelopment Association (CRA) of Boynton Beach. Coordination with the CRA, Palm Beach County Streetscape Division and the City of Boynton Beach. Coordination with Kimley -Horn ® roadway team, civil engineer and lighting engineer. Special attention to beautify this blighted part of Seacrest Boulevard which currently ® has no trees within the public right of way, by incorporating canopy and palm trees, a new sidewalk design, landscaped medians, ® decorative crosswalks, and street lighting. ® South Shore Boulevard Design, Phase II from Lake Worth Road to Pierson Road, Wellington, FL — Landscape architect for ® the reconstruction of 1.1 miles of South Shore Blvd from a two -lane, undivided roadway to a two -lane, divided roadway with sidewalks and equestrian trails. The landscape design features large turf-free medians, using Florida - friendly groundcovers and low shrubs. The O irrigation system uses both the Village reclaimed water utility, as well as a backup system from an adjacent canal. Construction began O in mid -2010. ® Palmetto Park Road Improvements and Pedestrian Promenade, Boca Raton, FL — Lead landscape architect for this urban street ® project that includes inverted crown, curbless streets, and raised intersections to improve walkability, north and south across Palmetto Park Road. Design features include intricate decorative paver design, unique pergola and trellis features, as well as site furnishings. Streetscape Design -Build (includes 10th Avenue North/6th Avenue South Enhancement Project), Lake Worth, FL — Landscape architect for construction phase. Kimley -Horn developed a series of streetscape beautification guidelines, as well as private sector setback and building massing guidelines for the two primary east/west corridors connecting downtown Lake Worth to 1 -95. The project consisted of more than 8 miles of streetscape design guidelines, including landscape material, decorative lighting, street furniture, hardscape palette gateway features, intersection layouts, and special signage. The blocks abutting the roadways were studied to provide appropriate setbacks to maximize pedestrian usage along the corridor. Construction for 6th Avenue South was completed in December 2009, 10th Avenue North was completed in April of 2010. ® Black Creek Trail Segment A Construction Documents, Miami -Dade County, FL — Served as landscape architect on the Kimley- ® Horn team that prepared construction documents for this 9.1 -mile, multi -use greenway trail in southern Miami -Dade County. Kimley- Horn was responsible for all phases of this project ranging from programming and schematic design through construction phase O services. We assisted the Miami -Dade County Parks and Recreation Department (MDPR) in identifying potential trail alignments, O amenities, trailhead locations, and neighborhood connections. We coordinated with numerous stakeholder groups, including utilities, ® local governments, and permitting agencies. Our design incorporated a non - motorized trail and linear park design within the Black Creek Canal (C -1) right -of -way owned by the South Florida Water Management District ( SFWMD). Key challenges on this project that O we addressed included slope stability near the canal bank, crossing several major roadways (including a six -lane section of US 1), and O working within SFWMD design standards for permitted use of their right -of -way. Federal Highway (US 1) Interim and Final Enhancements, Delray Beach, FL — Landscape architect. Kimley -Horn was retained by the Delray Beach CRA to design permanent improvements to reduce north- and southbound US 1 (NE 6th Ave. and NE 5th Ave.) to two lanes each way and providing on- street parking on both avenues. The improvements will encourage slower speeds and a safer, more pedestrian- friendly environment; landscaping beautification and decorative, environmentally sensitive street lighting; bicycle lanes; and a new sense of continuity with the Downtown area with pavers and decorative crosswalks. Lake Worth Beach Redevelopment, Lake Worth, FL — Landscape architect and planner for the preliminary site plan development for the redevelopment of the public beach site. Assisted in developing graphics and cost estimates that were instrumental in securing a new intedocal agreement with Palm Beach County for funding the beach design. Also assisting with LEED certification of the Casino building. PIFa,< -07� Kimley >>>Horn orzeroz,., <o&"Js P,x aewmes.vao 3-73 Z C t r�. t r C r C f Kimberlee Misek, ASLA Landscape Architecture Parks Master Plan, Cutler Bay, FL — Served as project analyst. Kimley -Horn provided master planning services for the Town of Cutler Bay to assess the condition and provide improvement recommendations for eight Town parks. The team held public meetings with citizens, Town staff, and public officials for input. The master plan included a physical inventory and site assessment of the existing parks and park system and made proposed recommendations. ® Lake Worth Beach Redevelopment, Lake Worth, FL — Landscape analyst for the preliminary ® site plan development for the redevelopment of the public beach site. Assisted in developing graphics and cost estimates that were instrumental in securing a new interlocal agreement with 0 Palm Beach County for funding the beach design. The Kimley -Horn team is also Kimley -Horn is u assisting with LEED certification of the Casino building. 0 24th and 25th Street Improvements, West Palm Beach, FL — Landscape analyst for 0 the Kimley -Horn team retained by the City of West Palm Beach to provide streetscape 0 improvements in the Northwood neighborhood area. This project is a joint effort between the ® City of West Palm Beach and the West Palm Beach Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) to reconstruct each of the two -lane roadways with on- street parallel parking on both sides, 0 thus creating a main street through the District. The project included extensive landscape and © hardscape plans, renderings, decorative street lights, drainage, signing and marking, and ® traffic control plans; 24th and 25th streets were also designated as SR 5 and are owned and maintained by the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT). Therefore, permitting and Q close coordination with FDOT were necessary. Due to local agency participation, funding was ® provided by state and federal governments. ® Martin Luther King, Jr. (MLK) Drive Beautification, Delray Beach, FL — Landscape analyst. ® Kimley -Horn is providing design of landscape, lighting, and hardscape enhancements for the ® entire length of Martin Luther King, Jr. (MLK) Drive in Delray Beach. This 1.5 -mile corridor will also incorporate MLK commemorative design elements placed in the right -of -way. The design ® concept included the continuation of an existing sidewalk network; decorative lighting; right-of- way plantings with flowering trees, palms, and other landscaping; a program for live oaks to be ® planted outside of the right of way; and artwork on existing utility pole. ® School Board of Broward County Open -End Services for Landscape Architecture ® Services, FL — Serving as landscape analyst. Kimley -Horn has been serving the School Board of Broward County (SBBC) under an open ended services contract for landscape architecture ® services. Under the contract, our team has provided services at numerous K to 12 campuses 0 across Broward County. Provided landscape architecture services for schools within the ® District that included: Hawkes Bluff, Plantation, Plantation Park, Meadow Brook, and Tropical Elementary Schools; Seminole Middle School; and Coconut Creek High School. Kimley -Horn ® provided an inventory assessment of existing trees and irrigation needs for these schools. The ® information was then used by Kimley -Horn to prepare conceptual landscaping plans, details, ® and specifications for landscaping improvements. ® NW 39th Street Canal Trail (C -13 Canal), Oakland Park, FL — Landscape analyst for the ® design and construction of the NW 39th Street Canal Trail improvements along a portion ® of the northern and southern banks of the South Florida Water Management District's C -13 R=0 2 OY2S0021.11.1<q Sim /Isles 9eac.GM'.^t Services Fes:^esiv0 Special Qualifications ■ Seven years of experience with landscape design, site planning, construction document preparation, and in preparing presentation graphics —both digitally and by hand Professional Credentials Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, Landscape Architecture, University of Arkansas FDOT Landscaping Outdoor Advertising Training Professional Organizations American Society of Landscape Architects Commercial Real Estate Women University of Arkansas Architectural Advisory, Board Member Kimley )))Horn ® Relevant Experience, cont. K i m b e r I e e M j s e k, AS LA o canal between NW 21st Avenue and NW 29th Avenue, a combined distance of approximately 1.2 miles. The project will involve the G construction of pedestrian and bicycle paths with pedestrian friendly lighting, landscaping/hardscaping and way finding signage. The ® professional services will include surveying, civil paving, grading and drainage design, electrical lighting and pump engineering design, ® landscaping, irrigation, hardscaping, public involvement during design, permitting, bidding, and construction phase services. ® Streetscape Design -Build (includes 10th Avenue North/6th Avenue South Enhancement Project), Lake Worth, FL — Landscape ® analyst. Kimley -Horn developed a series of streetscape beautification guidelines, as well as private sector setback and building ® massing guidelines for the two primary easUwest corridors connecting downtown Lake Worth to 1 -95. The project consisted of more than eight miles of streetscape design guidelines, including landscape material, decorative lighting, street furniture, hardscape palette ® gateway features, intersection layouts, and special signage. Boca Raton Downtown Promenade, Boca Raton, FL — Landscape analyst. Kimley -Horn is working with Boca Raton on this urban ® street project that includes inverted crown, curbless streets, and raised intersections to improve walkability north and south across © Palmetto Park Road. Design features include intricate decorative paver design, unique pergola and trellis features, as well as site ® furnishings. Q Venetian Causeway Streetscape Improvements from Bayshore Drive to Alton Road, Miami, FL — Landscape analyst responsible ® for the professional services, master planning, and preparation of complete plans for the beautification of the Historic Venetian Causeway. Responsible for developing vertical and horizontal alignments, coordinating drainage design and signing and pavement ® markings, landscape/hardscape!«igation, and signalization plans for this corridor. The project includes extensive coordination with the cities of Miami and Miami Beach. It also required a comprehensive public involvement program. ® Black Creek Trail Segment A Construction Documents, Miami -Dade County, FL — Serving as landscape analyst. Kimley -Horn is ® preparing construction documents for Black Creek Trail, Segment A, which is a 9.1 -mile, multi -use greenway trail in southern Miami- Dade County. Our client is the Miami -Dade Park and Recreation Department (MDPR). Kimley -Horn is responsible for all phases ® of this project ranging from programming and schematic design through construction phase services. We have assisted MDPR in identifying potential trail alignments, amenities, trailhead locations, and neighborhood connections. We are coordinating with numerous ® stakeholder groups, including utilities, local governments, and permitting agencies. Our design incorporates a non - motorized trail ® and linear park design within the Black Creek Canal (C -1) right -of -way (ROW) owned by the South Florida Water Management ® District (SFWMD). We overlay our design on both survey data and high - resolution aerial photography to improve the readability and functionality of the plan set. Key challenges on this project that we have addressed include slope stability near the canal bank, crossing ® several major roadways (including a six -lane section of US 1), and working within SFWMD design standards for permitted use of their ® right -of -way. ® South Shore Boulevard Design, Phase II from Lake Worth Road to Pierson Road, Wellington, FL — Landscape analyst for the ® reconstruction of 1.1 miles of South Shore Blvd from a two -lane, undivided roadway to a two -lane, divided roadway with sidewalks ® and equestrian trails. The landscape design features large turf -free medians, using Florida friendly groundcovers and low shrubs. The irrigation system uses both the Village reclaimed water utility, as well as a backup system from an adjacent canal. is ® Gordon River Greenway Park, Collier County, FL — Served as landscape analyst on the Kimley -Horn team that provided design ® services for Gordon River Greenway Park. Our multidisciplinary team collaborated with County staff, related agencies, and the public to develop a creative, integrated, multifunctional park. The beauty of this site will awe citizens while keeping them informed about O the importance of restoration and water quality. The facility planning and design will address inevitable human impact and stress the ® potential for a healthy, sustainable ecosystem. The resulting project will be a beautifully landscaped passive park with meandering trails, boardwalks, pavilions, shelters, and a wetland preserve. Behind these elements, the facility will provide attenuation of peak flood 41 stages and water quality treatment. The Miami River Greenways Master Plan, Miami, FL — Served as the co- designer for urban design of landscape and hardscape master plans and assisted in presentations to the City. RF01a-0]i2 0YM21A4'0 S"YIsles Rte." Pmt seM Rmw " Kimley »)Horn A O O O A 0 Chris Hice, RLA, LEED AP Landscape Architecture Gordon River Greenway Park, Collier County, FL — Served as landscape architect for the greenway plan and facility design of this passive park with meandering trails, boardwalks, pavilions, trailhead parking, and a restored wetland preserve. Park users will appreciate the area's natural beauty, companion environmental signage, and education programs. Behind the scenes, the natural - looking stormwater facilities will provide attenuation of peak flood stage and water quality treatment. Countywide Multimodal Greenway, Bicycle, and Sidewalk System Master Plan, DeSoto County, FL — Created a Countywide Greenway, Bicycle, and Sidewalk System Master Plan for DeSoto County. The FDOT LAP grant- sponsored master plan achieves a comprehensive countywide network of greenways /trails, bicycle, and sidewalk systems to provide recreation options for DeSoto County residents. The plan provides an inventory of existing conditions throughout the County and identifies possible connections to surrounding counties. The plan also includes an implementation strategy for funding and scheduling construction projects. The master plan connects to neighboring counties' bicycle and greenway plans to provide opportunities where DeSoto County and surrounding counties can create a regionwide system of greenways. o Capital Cascades Trail, Segments 3 and 4, Blueprint 2000, Tallahassee, FL —As ® landscape architect for the Kimley -Horn team, provided services to design landscaping for the greenway, assisted with community participation and consensus building, stormwater low ® impact development concepts, and park amenities. ® Urban Forestry Master Plan Update, Bradenton, FL — Project manager providing ® arboricultural services including; inventory and assessment of City's existing tree canopy; ® identification of potential streetscape projects in urban and suburban commercial corridors ® to provide conceptual concept plans correlated to the Future Land Use Map (FLUM); establishment of standards for the implementation of canopy roadways; development of a ® preferred tree planting palette for the specific microclimates within the City; development of I® planting establishment and maintenance guidelines that can be utilized by public staff and ® private citizens; provide a comprehensive list of potential grant/funding opportunities that may be available to implement the Master Plan Update; and coordination of public workshops to ® educate the community. ®Kensington Park, Sarasota County, FL — Project manager and landscape architect working with Sarasota County Urban Forestry Program to assist in communicating their vision for ® reforestation of the urban canopy and neighborhood beautification. The project consisted ® of preparation of construction drawings, specifications, and construction phase services for roadway landscaping and low impact development (LID) improvements along Prudence ® Boulevard, 27th Parkway, and Gold Avenue, for a total of 2.4 miles. LID components consist ® of Florida Friendly Landscaping, reduction of impervious pavement, pervious (Flexi -Pave) ® sidewalk, and a landscaped biodetention area for water quality improvements to the existing stormwater runoff. ® Tom Bennett Park, Manatee County, FL — As landscape architect, worked closely with ® Manatee County staff and adjacent property owners to develop a master plan for active and RFO 14�7 2 ® OY2 21.14.0 Suety Isles Be Ca Pm Ser+ fleswnsi Special Qualifications ■ Hast 9 years of experience providing landscape architectural, design - build, and arboricultural services • Specific expertise in sustainable design, LEED certification, Low Impact Development (LID), parks and recreation, urban design, Florida friendly landscaping, and streetscape design • Kimley -Horn Florida regional representative to the firmwide Sustainable Design Committee Professional Credentials Bachelor of Science, Landscape Architecture, Ohio State University Registered Landscape Architect in Florida, North Carolina, and Ohio CLARB - Certified Landscape Architect LEED Accredited Professional ISA- Certified Arborist Professional Organizations American Society of Consulting Arborists (ASCA) American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) Council of Landscape Architectural Registration Boards ( CLARB) Florida Planning and Zoning Association (FPZA) International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) Sarasota County Tree Advisory Council (STAG), Chair Kimley »)Horn 0 0 Relevant Experience, cant. Chris H i c e, R LA, L E E D AP ®passive recreation in this 150 -acre waterfront park. The project also required substantial environmental restoration of the waterfront. Key design elements included a civic open space and amphitheatre; several miles of trails and waterfront promenades; active 0 recreation fields; a community building; and interpretive signage highlighting the significant environmental restoration planned for the 0 project. 0 West Villages Parkway, North Port, FL — Provided landscape architectural and arboricultural services for a 2.6 -mile thoroughfare 0 for a newly - developed Village land use classification. The Parkway provides for regional connections in rural areas. It is proposed ® as a two -lane divided road and designed to accommodate four lanes in the future. Major components include interconnecting all neighborhood and village networks and incorporating multimodal facilities and traffic calming measures. A high level of landscape 0 treatment was required to reflect the identity of this emerging Florida development district. A canopy coverage analysis and extensive ® tree mitigation techniques were implemented in order to preserve existing trees. Proposed landscape reflects sustainable /green 0 standards and low impact development (LID) standards previously prepared by Kimley -Horn for the West Villages' Village District Pattern Book. 0 0 O O 0 0 ID ID ID ID ID Veterans' Community Park Master Plan, Marco Island, FL — Provided review of potential LID /LEED opportunities and assisted in facilitating discussions on the overall sustainable design goals and objectives for the project. Veterans' Community Park is located within the Town Center District of Marco Island. This downtown area of Marco Island is home to many local businesses and merchants and is surrounded by Collier Bay and residential canals. The waterfront park will be a catalyst for redevelopment within the Town Center area, as well as a gathering space for local citizens and host to local events such as the farmers market, holiday festivals, and an shows. Veterans' Community Park will feature a waterfront promenade, amphitheater, civic green, fountain plaza, and a performing arts center. Siesta Beach Park, Sarasota County, FL — Landscape architect with primary role of providing Low Impact Development (LID) alternatives, LEED coordination and implementation, and other sustainable design solutions. Other involvement will include park design, construction documents, and permitting for the high - profile Siesta Beach Park project in Sarasota County. While the project is in its early stages, design components will include a beach front esplanade to connect key park components; improved traffic circulation and parking; wayfinding signage; environmental permitting; bioswales, pervious pavement, Silva Cells, and other LID components, as applicable. Blackburn Point Park, Osprey, FL — Providing landscape architectural services and master plan collaboration for Kimley -Horn team providing engineering design, permitting, and preparation of construction plans and contract documents for Blackburn Point Park, a chain of island park sites along Blackburn Point road and the Intracoastal Waterway. The combined park sites will provide: boat ramps, boat trailer parking, car parking, docks /fishing piers, enhanced pedestrian connections, kayak launch, exotic species removal, enhanced native plantings, restroom facilities, playground, low impact development solutions, grand tree preservation, renovated rowing club yard and ramp, group pavilion /restrooms /concessions, picnic shelters, and shadeAnterpretive structure. West Villages 63 -Acre Park, North Port, FL — Serving as landscape architect. The 63 -Acre Park located in North Port has been a collaborative process between Kimley -Horn, the West Villages Improvement District, the City of North Port Parks Advisory Board, and local citizens. We have facilitated public workshops and produced a conceptual site plan that features: environmental preservation, enhancement, and restoration; an aquatic center and water park; an adult softball complex; covered basketball courts; a playground; nature trails; and interpretive signage that highlights the site's natural beauty and ecosystems. Landscape architectural services include: facilitating public workshops; conceptual design and layout; design development of park features; construction documents; and coordination with the environmental consultant, park economist, and grants consultant to help ensure the economic viability and sustainability of the park. 30% Design -Build Documents and Bid Package for Pompano Beach Tri -Rail Station and East Lot Park -n -Ride Improvements, Pompano Beach, FL — Served as landscape architect on the Kimley -Horn team that assembled a design -build criteria package for the renovation of an existing Tri -Rail station. Services included the preparation of technical specifications, general and special terms and conditions, cost estimating, 30 percent plans, coordination with architect and team, civil engineering design, initial permitting, and utility coordination letters. RF01 X47-0 oy_5 1.14-0 SV,ISIP59 P Services Resunes Kimley> »Horn O O 0 O O O O 0 O O O O O O O O O O O O O Dorian Johnson, E General Services Bid Pack 4 Water Main and Force Main Replacement, Oakland Park, FL — Serving as civil analyst and providing construction phase services for the replacement of more than 27,000 linear feet of water main and forcemain in the City of Oakland Park. The project consisted of replacing existing water mains that were identified as being substandard with respect to system pressures during fire flow. Services and meter boxes were replaced to the property line on new water line installations and fire hydrants were installed in residential and commercial areas. As part of this project, select portions of force main were upsized within the City and included the aerial crossing of the C -13 Canal closest to NW 31 st Avenue. A critical function of this project was developing a route through the neighboring City of Lauderdale Lakes to provide the most efficient path for looping of the water main. In addition, the work was planned to minimize disruptions to the City during construction. Town Engineering Services, Miami Lakes, FL — Analyst on the Kimley -Horn team that is currently serving as Town Engineer for the Town of Miami Lakes. Our firm has been contracted to provide all aspects of ongoing traffic, transportation, and civil engineering services associated with the Town, including providing staff to fill the positions of public works director and stormwater utility director. Provides construction observation and inspection for various water /wastewater improvement projects as needed. Specific projects include: Special Qualifications • Software experience includes AutoCAD, MathCAD, Matlab, Water Treatment Design, StormCAD, Flow Master, Pond Pack, MODFLOW, • HEC -RAS, GeoStudio, Slope/W, Carrier HAP, and McOuay Professional Credentials Bachelor, Civil Engineering, University of Florida Registered Engineering Intern in Florida FDEP Stormwater Engineering Inspection Contract Plans Reader Certificate FDEP Stormwater Erosion NW 154th Street Drainage Improvements. Kimley -Hom provided roadway restoration/ Inspector Certificate resurfacing and drainage improvements on a major roadway through the Town, including a new drainage ouffall, median improvements, irrigation system, and project permitting. Our team also provided construction phase services (construction observation, inspections, etc.) to expedite the project and confirm project was built in accordance with the design plans. O Walmart Stores, Statewide, FL — Serving as civil analyst for the Kimley -Horn team providing ® design, permitting, and construction phase services (site visits and inspection, construction testing, construction observation) for various Walmart stores throughout Florida, including sites ® in Miramar and Pompano Beach. ®WCI Waterside (formerly Bishop Pit Residential Boating Community), Unincorporated Broward County, FL — Analyst for this 413 -acre on -going residential development in ® unincorporated Broward County, adjacent to the City of Parkland. The scope of the work has ® included site plan coordination with planner, reuse and water main extension design and ® permits, sewer main extension design and permits, lift station design, and cut -fill balance for the optimization of lake design. ID ® Caribbean Boulevard Construction Engineering Services (CEI), Cutler Bay, FL— As resident project representative (RPR), observed and inspected the progress and quality of the ® executed work of the contractor while completing daily field visit reports. Ensured state, county, ® and city engineering standards were followed throughout the life of the project. Also attended ® weekly progress meetings. ® 154th Street Project CEI, Miami Lakes, FL — Monitored the de- mucking process for the ® installation of drainage and the building of a new roadway. Performed various inspections on -site, from the placing of perforated drainage pipes to the laying of asphalt and pavement markings. ® Rr-0tf -0i -02 ® OY2.A021.i= -0$:rcylsles fiea�Car¢?:M Se:.ices RewnpsiMC Kimley) ))Horn 0 O Experience Highlights Over 40 years of land surveying experience Education Miami -Dade Junior College Associate in Arts Florida Atlantic University Bachelor of Business Administration Palm Beach Junior College Associate in Science Land Surveying Professional Registrations Professional Land Surveyor Florida Professional Affiliations Florida Society of Professional Land Surveyors National Society of Professional Land Surveyors RFQ 14 -07 -02 Kimley -Hom Michael D. Avirom, P.L.S. President Michael Avirom established Avirom & Associates, Inc. in 1981. Mr. Avirom's surveying expertise in boundary, aerial mapping, topography, jurisdictional wetlands, bathymetric, condominium surveys, expert witness testimony and construction layout distinguish him as a respected professional in the industry. Project Experience Village of Palm Springs Route -of -line survey, base mapping of existing utilities above and below ground on over 100 linear feet of roadways for engineers design, legal descriptions for easement acquisitions Highland Beach Mapped town limits for the engineering design and construction of underground utilities City of West Palm Beach Flagler Drive from SE 6-- Street to SE 10a Street. Route -of -line survey, base mapping of existing utilities above and below ground for engineers design. Provided soundings across Intracoastal and prepared submerged land easements for proposed forcemain City of Boca Raton, Downtown Promenade Base mapping of all existing above ground improvements, utilities, right -of -ways, and easements for engineer's design Glades Road Water Treatment Plant, City of Boca Raton Provided support for ground and topographic aerial mapping. Located existing above ground evidence of utility for engineering design Florida Power & Light Company Statewide submerged land easements, obtained platted and sectional monumentation utilizing GPS to prepare approximately 200 survey sketches and legal descriptions for submerged land easements along the entire East Coast of Florida from Miami to Fernandina Beach and the west coast from Tampa south to Naples. Coordinated with divers for the location of underwater cables Boca Raton Hotel & Beach Club Boundary, topographic and mean high water line surveys, prepared easements and submerged land acquisitions. Provided location of above and below ground utilities for engineering design Florida Power & Light Company, Levee - Midway 500 kV transmission line survey - 140 mile corridor, survey for right -of -way acquisition ,GPS control, legal descriptions, profiles, cross sections and construction layout, St. Lucie, Martin, Palm Beach, Broward, and Dade Counties, Florida Oceanfront Properties in Boca Raton, Highland Beach, Delray Beach and Hillsboro Beach Boundary, topographic, mean high water line, erosion control line, coastal construction control line surveys and DEP permit surveys pOM s aesoo 9� �aun,co `9 A 0 O 0 0 O 0 0 O 0 �s t L <r T Sf Experience Highlights Over 38 years of land surveying experience Education Nassau Community College Associate in Science Engineering Palm Beach State College Survey Curriculum Florida Atlantic University Geographic Information Systems Certification Professional Registrations Professional Land Surveyor Florida Professional Affiliations Florida Society of Professional Land Surveyors RFQ 14 -07 -02 Kimley -Horn John T. Doogan, P.L.S. Project Surveyor A Florida Professional Land Surveyor since July 1987, John Coogan earned certification in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) from Florida Atlantic University in June 2003. Mr. Doogan is responsible for boundary, topographic, GPS surveys and expert witness testimony. Project Experience City of Coral Springs, Broward County Route -of -line survey; base mapping of existing utilities above and below ground for engineers design City of Lauderhill, Lift Station #37 Topographic survey for design of lift station improvements Tamarac Water Treatment Plant, Broward County Base mapping of all utilities above and below ground for engineers future design Veterans Park 1 Lauderhill Fire Station, City of Lauderhill Boundary and topographic survey of this 9.7 acre park and fire station; base mapping for future improvements of the addition to the fire station, parking and infrastructure Meditation Park, City of Lauderhill Boundary, topographic and tree survey of this 2 acre park for inventory of City assets; base mapping for future improvements Performing Arts Center and Central Park Library, City of Lauderhill Survey services for planning and design phase of the property Jackie Gleason Park, City of Lauderhill Boundary and topographic survey of this 4 acre park for inventory of City assets; base mapping for future improvements; surveying services for new building, parking and infrastructure Renaissance Park, City of Lauderhill Boundary, topographic and tree survey of this 11 acre linear park for inventory of City assets; base mapping for future improvements; all construction survey services Wiles Road and Lyons Road, City of Coconut Creek Route -of -line survey; base mapping of existing utilities above and below ground for engineers design (5,600 linear feet) Coral Springs Public Safety Complex Boundary and topographic survey for architect and engineer's design of police headquarters and fire substation renovation Atlantic Business Center Boundary and topographic survey; coordination of aerial photography; preparation of plat; coordination of survey support for engineering design and development (130 acres) pON, s Asso09 a „ O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O ,.r ,F Experience Highlights 22 years of land surveying experience Education Pueblo Community College AAS, Civil Technology Kaplan University Bachelor of Science Information Technology Professional Certifications A +, CST II Professional Affiliations Microsoft Partner Microsoft Corporation RFQ 14 -07 -02 Kimley -Horn William R. Evans Senior Survey CAD Technician William Evans has 22 years of survey experience including party chief, survey technician and AutoCAD draftsperson. He is responsible for design surveys, topographic surveys, boundary surveys, control surveys and condominium documents. Project Experience Florida Department of Transportation Turnpike widening from Boca Raton to Delray Beach, Palm Beach County, Florida Recovery or re- establishing DOT monumentation with appropriate reference points; established 14 miles of vertical control; check sections every 100 foot stations utilizing EFB Florida Department of Transportation Turnpike Extension widening from 1 -75 to the 836, Broward and Dade Counties, Florida Recovery or re- establishing DOT monumentation with appropriate reference points; established vertical control; check sections every 100 foot stations utilizing EFB; layout of major control points for construction layout Florida Department of Transportation Downtown loop in Miami Three miles of vertical control Florida Department of Transportation Palmetto Park Expressway Check sections Miami International Airport, Concourses D, H & J Field and office work, Miami Village of Palm Springs, Palm Beach County Route -of -line survey; base mapping of existing utilities above and below ground for engineers design; legal descriptions for easement acquisitions City of Lauderhill, Veterans Park I Lauderhill Fire Station Boundary and topographic survey of this 9.7 acre park and fire station; base mapping for future improvements of the addition to the fire station, parking and infrastructure Military Trail Widening, Palm Beach County Glades Road to Yamato Road, Boca Raton, Florida Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton Topographic surveys for design of future improvements (360 acres) City of Coconut Creek, Wiles Road and Lyons Road Route -of -line survey, base mapping of existing utilities above and below ground for engineers design (5,600 linear feet) Coral Springs Public Safety Complex, Broward County Boundary and topographic survey for architect and engineers design of police headquarters and fire substation renovation pOM r, GSS04 9� C tBI1Oyy,� \�• �• O O O O 0 O terra SOUTH F LO R I DA RAJ KRISHNASAMY, P.E. President, Principal Geotechnical Engineer 26 Years Professional Experience 40I11dr- AI[6] u MS in Geotechnical Engineering, University of Memphis 1995 BS in Civil Engineering, Christian Brothers University 1987 Diploma /1984 /Electronic Engineering, Malaysian Air Force Institute PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION AND REGISTRATION Professional Engineer: Florida, 53567 Certified OSHA Supervisor Certified Environmental Consultant RFQ 14 -07 -02 Kimley -Horn PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE As President and Principal Engineer for Tierra South Florida, Inc., Mr. Krishnasamy oversees the geotechnical engineering, construction materials testing, and inspection services operations. Mr. Krishnasamy was the Project Manager for a $1.2 billion multimedia super corridor project that included universities, commercial buildings, and residential roadways. He was also Principal Geotechnical Engineer for a $780 million elevated highway, where he established Rock Founding Rationale for deep foundation systems and for a $450 million highway that included land reclamation and soil stabilization. Mr. Krishnasamy has been involved in hundreds of projects of diversified complexity consisting of residential, commercial, educational, and wastewater treatment facilities, sports arenas, landfills, airports, roadways and land reclamation. He is an experienced Geotechnical Engineer focused on providing the client with a consistently accurate, cost - effective quality product that is delivered on time and within budget. Mr. Krishnasamy's daily involvement with the in -house and field operations of the construction and geotechnical services departments provides him the "hands -on` experience and knowledge of current construction codes and construction practices throughout the State of Florida. KEY PROJECT EXPERIENCE North Bay Road Pedestrian Bridge and Observation Desk, Sunny Isles, FL Performed a geotechnical engineering study for the construction of a bridge over a canal connected to intracoastal waterway and located in between NE 172 and NE 174 streets in the City of Sunny Isles, Florida. Field study included 6 Standard Penetration Test (SPT) borings for the bridge and associated walls. Provided detailed information on subsurface and groundwater conditions. Computed axial capacities for 42 -inch drilled shafts using FB- DEEP as well as lateral load analysis using L -Pile. Provided geotechnical engineering recommendations regarding foundation design and drilled shaft construction. Town Center Park - Skate Park and Pavilion, Sunny Isles, FL Performed a geotechnical engineering study for the new outdoor skate park facility with concrete ramps, slabs, stairs, and retaining walls. Improvements to the park also included a pavilion /restroom structure. Field work included Standard Penetration Test (SPT) borings. Provided geotechnical recommendations to address organics layers encountered. Provided discussion of options which included surcharge, geosynthetic, soil mixing, mat foundation, and pin piles. Design -Build Rehabilitation of West Bridge and Bear Cut Bridge on Rickenbacker Causeway, Miami -Dade County, FL Provided geotechnical services for the bridge widening. The project includes constructing French drains on the east and west sides of the bridge. Field work completed includes 44 Standard Penetration Test (SPT) boring, 6 BoreHole Permeability (BHP) tests, and rock corings. Performed pile capacity analysis and prepared soil parameters and provided geotechnical engineering recommendations. Additionally performed studies to determine the length and pile capacity of the existing bridge (unknown foundation study). Aventura Arts and Cultural Center, Aventura, FL Performed geotechnical, material testing, and Inspection services for the 14,864SF facility. Provided recommendations for site preparation, foundation design, floor slab design, and other construction considerations. Also provided construction materials testing and inspection services which included concrete and soil testing as well as fireproofing and roofing inspections. Force Main Route II, North Bay Village, FL Performed a geotechnical study for the proposed Force Main Route (13,000 linear feet). Provided geotechnical report summarizing subsurface conditions and groundwater information. Also provided geotechnical recommendations regarding excavations, lateral earth pressures, and other construction considerations- 3-82 A O O MW KEY PROJECT EXPERIENCE, Cont. Ives Estate Park Improvement, Miami -Dade County, FL Provided subsurface exploration and geotechnical engineering services for a proposed development of soccer fields, parking lots, roadways, and pathways at Ives Estates Park. Provided most economical solution for pavement and foundation design. SFRTA 79th Street Metrorail Connector, Miami -Dade County, FL Performed geotechnical services for the project, which included a platform and canopy for Metrorail connector at 79th Street. Field work consisted of Standard Penetration (SPT) borings. Provided geotechnical recommendations regarding supporting the platform on shallow foundations, necessary site preparations, footing bearing pressure /design, expected settlement, floor slab design, and a subgrade moisture barrier to prevent moisture intrusion. FIU Patricia and Phillip Frost Museum, Miami, FL Performed a geotechnical engineering study for a four -story, reinforced concrete structure (46,000SF). Field work included twelve (12) Standard Penetration Test (SPT) borings and two (2) Borehole Permeability Tests (BHP). Provided a geotechnical engineering report detailing subsurface /groundwater conditions at the site. Report included recommendations that the structure be supported on shallow spread foundations and employ conventional slab - on -grade for the ground floor. Also provided geotechnical recommendations regarding the deck structure encroaching into the existing lake; recommendations for the deck foundation were that it be supported on driven piles or augercast piles. PD &E Study for the Improvement of SR 5 /US -1 from Cardsound Road to Florida's Turnpike, Miami -Dade County, FL Performed a preliminary geotechnical study (roadway soil survey) for the PD &E study of the improvement of SR5 /US1 from Cardsound Road to Florida's Turnpike. MIC- Earlington Heights Metrorail Connector, Miami -Dade Transit (MDT), Miami -Dade County, FL Performed geotechnical services for the MIC - Earlington Heights Metrorail Connector in Miami -Dade County. The project consisted of the construction of the extension of the metrorail from MIC to Earlington Heights Station and the guideway structure was supported on deep foundation system (drilled shafts & auger cast piles). As a geotechnical consultant for the Contractor, reviewed shaft and pile installation data, load test results, pile /shaft integrity test results and performed capacity evaluation for those shafts and piles that did not meet the design requirements and provided recommendation for foundation redesign. Pedestrian Bridge over the Carol City Canal, City of Miami Gardens, FL Performed a geotechnical engineering study for the proposed bridge to be located north of the existing NW 175th Street bridge over the Carol City Canal in the City of Miami Gardens, Florida. Also performed pile capacity analyses for 14 -inch precast prestressed square concrete (PPSC) piles for the pedestrian bridge. TSF provided report summarizing subsurface conditions, i.e. soil stratification /types and groundwater conditions, as well as geotechnical recommendations regarding pile installation and axial capacity. Dog Park, City of Aventura, FL Performed a geotechnical engineering study for the proposed dog park in the City of Aventura. The proposed developments included a parking area, asphalt trail and drainage improvements. Field work included auger borings and Borehole Permeability (BHP) tests. Provided recommendations for dewatering, excavation and the design of flexible pavement structures as well as a storm sewer line. Florida Turnpike (HEFT) Widening from SR 874 to SR 836 - PD &E Study, Miami -Dade County, FL Performed a preliminary geotechnical including soil borings, exfiltration tests and double ring infiltration tests was performed to obtain preliminary information on the existing subsurface conditions at the site to assist in the PD &E Study. SW 57`h Avenue Widening from SW 24`h Street to SW 40`h Street, Miami -Dade County, FL The project is a RRR improvement project which also includes roadway widening to provide paved shoulders to SW 57`h Avenue from SW 24`h Street (Coral Way) to SW 40`h Street in Miami -Dade County, Florida. The study was performed to obtain information on the existing subsurface conditions to assist in the design of construction plans for the proposed improvements SW 184`h Street from Approximately 1200 Feet East of SW 157`h Avenue to Approximately 100' West of SW 170`h Avenue, Miami -Dade County, FL Roadway improvement project which includes roadway widening to provide paved shoulders for SW 184th Street from Approximately 1200' East of SW 157th Avenue to Approximately 100 Feet West of SW 170th Avenue in Miami - Dade County, Florida. Field Work included 20 auger borings, pavement cores from existing pavement, and exfiltration tests. Provided Geotechnical recommendations and evaluation of the site and subsurface conditions with respect to the planned roadway improvements and for site preparation and foundation construction. RFQ 14 -07 -02 Kimley -Horn 3-83 O tierra S O U T H F L O R I DA KUMAR VEDULA, P.E. Principal Engineer 19 Years Professional Experience EDUCATION MS in Geotechnical Engineering, University of Memphis, 1995 BE in Civil Engineering, Andhra University, 1992 PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION AND REGISTRATION Professional Engineer: Florida, 54873 American Society of Civil Engineers, Past President (Broward Branch) RFO 14 -07 -02 Kimley -Horn PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Mr. Vedula has over 19 years experience in a wide variety of geotechnical projects involving foundation design, slope stability analysis, WEAP analysis and interpreting PDA reports, excavation support, and construction inspection. Extensive experience includes foundation inspections (shallow and deep foundations), soil modification (dynamic compaction, stone columns), preloading, excavations, backfilling, and post construction monitoring. Authored and Co- authored papers published in national and international publications. Mr. Vedula also has GIS experience using ARC /INFO. Created a CIS database for assessment of seismic vulnerability of Shelby County, Tennessee, as part of research project funded by USGS. KEY PROJECT EXPERIENCE Town Center Park - Skate Park and Pavilion, Sunny Isles, FL Performed a geotechnical engineering study for the new outdoor skate park facility with concrete ramps, slabs, stairs, and retaining walls. Improvements to the park also included a pavilion /restroom structure. Field work included Standard Penetration Test (SPT) borings. Provided geotechnical recommendations to address organics layers encountered. Provided discussion of options which included surcharge, geosynthetic, soil mixing, mat foundation, and pin piles. New Bridge on NW 87th Avenue over Miami Canal, Miami -Dade County, FL Performed geotechnical study and provided shallow and deep foundation recommendations for a new bridge over Miami Canal. Port of Miami — Parking Garages D & E, Miami -Dade County, FL Performed a geotechnical engineering study for the design of two six -story parking garages located within the Port of Miami facility. Field work included drilling twelve (12) Standard Penetration Test (SPT) borings to a depth of 80 to 100 feet below the surface. Provided geotechnical recommendations regarding foundation soil preparation requirements, foundation types, depths, allowable bearing capacities, an estimate of potential settlement, and comments regarding factors that may impact construction. TSF also provided construction material testing and threshold inspection Services for the construction of Parking Garage D, a four -story parking garage (designed for future 6 stories). Aventura Arts and Cultural Center, Aventura, FL - Performed a geotechnical engineering study for the 2 -story Aventura Arts and Cultural Center (14,864SF). The purpose of this study was to explore the subsurface conditions at the site to enable an evaluation of acceptable foundation systems for the proposed construction. Field work included 5 Standard Penetration Test (SPT) borings Provided a geotechnical engineering report detailing subsurface and groundwater conditions at the site. Provided foundation recommendations for both shallow and deep foundation alternatives so that depending on the structural loads, a comparative analysis could be made and the most cost - effective foundation could be utilized. SR -997 ( Krome Avenue) from SR -94 /Kendall Drive to SR -90 /SW 8 Street, Miami -Dade County, FL Performed a preliminary roadway soil survey for Krome Avenue in Miami (approximately 5 miles). The purpose of this study was to provide geotechnical input to the design team to assist in evaluation of the merits of the roadway improvements, Geotechnical recommendations included the discussion of various options such as surcharge, reinforced soil platform, geosynthetic, demucking and soil mixing. Also provided geotechnical recommendations involving permanent cut /fill slopes, excavations, groundwater control, pavement design, and on site soil suitability. an IDKEY PROJECT EXPERIENCE, Cont. W O Rex Art Residences 9 -Story Structure with Basement Level Parking, Coral Gables, FL Performed a geotechnical engineering study for the proposed 9 -story structure which included a basement level parking. Excavations were adjacent to the existing roadway 0 and a 4 -story building, and extended to depths of about 15 feet below existing grade. Excavation was within a few inches of the ® existing building. Study included foundation analysis, and slope stability and excavation support analysis. Due to the proximity of existing structure, an Auger Cast -in -Place (ACIP) wall was utilized to support the excavation to minimize vibration and potentially use it as a permanent wall. Also provided consulting services for dewatering during construction. The ACIP wall was also utilized ® as a cut -off wall to minimize dewatering impacts on the adjacent building. The heavy inflow of water at this site did not allow for a conventional discharge system; injection well was constructed to discharge water from the dewatering operation. ® Eden Lakes Park — Shade and Play Structure, Miami, FL Performed a geotechnical engineering study. Field work included a Standard Penetration Test (SPT) boring. Provided detailed information regarding subsurface and groundwater conditions. ® Provided geotechnical engineering recommendations for shallow foundation design. ® 9 -Story Douglas Rental (3 -Story Parking Garage with 6 Stories of Apartments Above) Coral Gables, FL Performed a the preliminary geotechnical study for the proposed construction consisting of 3- levels of parking with 6 levels of apartments on top. ® The project site encompassed about 1.5 acres. Field work consisted of drilling 8 Standard Penetration Test (SPT) borings to a depth ® 30 to 50 feet below existing grade. Provided geotechnical recommendations for foundation design alternatives, i.e. shallow foundation after proper site preparation vs. Auger Cast -In -Place (ACIP) piles. Also provided recommendations for below grade ® walls, utilities, construction excavation /dewatering and other construction considerations. ® HEFT All Electronic Toll (AET) Phase IV, Miami -Dade County, FL The project is to install All Electronic Toll equipment facilities at ® Golden Glades Mainline Plaza and Dolphin Center Exit Ramp Plaza in Miami -Dade County, and at Hollywood Blvd and Griffin Rd ® Interchange Ramp Plazas in Broward County. Currently providing geotechnical engineering services for the Roadway improvements which include Widening of HEFT northbound ramp to Turnpike mainline, Minor widening at outside shoulder and ® gore areas near the southern end of the project (south of Golden Glades Mainline Plaza) and at Griffin Road Ramp Plaza, A new SB -WB exit ramp at Hollywood Blvd, Access driveways at the proposed Toll Equipment Structure (TES) locations, Toll equipment ID gantries, toll equipment buildings, retaining walls, drainage improvements, overhead sign structures, and mast arms. ® PD &E Study for the Improvement of SR 5 /US -1 from Cardsound Road to Florida's Turnpike, Miami -Dade County, FL Performed a preliminary geotechnical study (roadway soil survey) for the PD &E study of the improvement of SR5 /US1 from Cardsound Road to ® Florida's Turnpike. ID ® Trail Glades Shooting Range (Phase 1, Package C), Miami, FL Performed a geotechnical engineering study for the proposed force main to be constructed at the Trail Glades Shooting Range at 17601 SW 8th Street in Miami, Florida. Field work included Standard ® Penetration Test (SPT) borings. Provided detailed information regarding subsurface and groundwater conditions. Also provided ® geotechnical recommendations for excavations /backfill. ® Bella Mare, Willilmas Island, FL Performed geotechnical study for the proposed 30 -story tower with a basement level. The project is adjacent to the Dumbfounding bay. Excavations were adajacent to the bay and extended to about 10 feet below existing grade. Geotechnical study included foundation and excavation support analysis. Sheet piles were utilized to support the excavation. ® Plaza on Brickell, Miami, FL Performed geotechnical study for the proposed 57 -story and 44 -story towers. Excavations were adajacent to existing structures and extended to about 15 feet below existing grade. Geotechnical study included foundation and S excavation support analysis. an Auger Cast -in -Place (ACIP) wall was utilized to support the excavation adjacent to the existing ® building to the north and as a cut -off wall to minimize dewatering impacts on the adjacent building. MDX Widening of SR 874 from SW 88`° Street to SR 826, Miami -Dade County, FL The project is approximately 3 miles long. The improvements include widening of both the northbound and southbound lanes of SR -874, and the southbound ramp to Kendall Drive. The widening required Mechanically Stabilized Embankment (MSE) walls, Cast -In -Place (CIP) retaining walls, crash walls, temporary sheet pile walls, noise barrier walls, culvert crossing, overhead signs and mast arms. The project also includes the widening of the bridge over the Snapper Creek Canal Bridge. The existing bridge is a 3 -span bridge with an overall bridge length of 135 feet and supported on 18 -inch square concrete piles. The widening is to the west of the existing bridge. RFO14 -07 -02 Kimley -Horn 0 IL=-4 a ZN Ekctr cd Design Associates Lillian M. Reyes, P.E. Professional Record Ms. Reyes is the President and Chief Electrical Engineer for Electrical Design Associates, Inc. Ms. Reyes is experienced in designing electrical power distribution for municipal systems, water and wastewater treatment facilities, above and below ground distribution systems, lighting systems for parks, roadway, and industrial facilities, security and fire alarm systems for commercial and government buildings, manufacturing facilities, computer rooms, schools, hospitals and residential dwellings. Ms. Reyes project management responsibilities encompass preliminary and final design, cost estimating, and construction /start-up services. Experience: Ms. Reyes is experienced in electrical design for various projects with the private and public sector. Ms. Reyes was the project manager, in responsible charge, for all electrical design concerns for the following projects: • Consery II Water Reclamation Facility Pompano Beach, Florida • Central Cudjoe Regional Wastewater Collection System Improvements Florida Keys Aqueduct Authority, Florida • Wastewater Lift Station Rehabilitation Project Palm Beach County, Florida • West Palm Beach Waterfront Commons West Palm Beach. Florida • Old School Square Delray Beach, Florida • Hillsborough Boulevard Lighting Improvements Deerfield Beach, Florida • Sunny Isles Beach Boulevard Lighting Improvements Sunny Isles, Florida • Kissimmee Lakefront Park Kissimmee, Florida • Jim Brandon Equestrian Center Palm Beach County, Florida Academic Credentials: Bachelors of Science in Electrical Engineering Florida Atlantic University, 1988 Professional Engineer — Florida 50780 Employment Record: 1998 - Present - Electrical Design Associates, Inc. Owner /President, Electrical Engineer 1996-1999- Bailey Engineering Consultants, Inc., Electrical Engineer 1989-1996- IBM Corporation Senior Associate Engineer 1988-1989- Brabham Debay and Associates, Inc. Electrical Engineer Principal Areas of Expertise: Electrical Design of Power Distribution, Lighting, Security and Fire Alarm Systems for Environmental, Municipal and Commercial Projects Electrical Cost Estimating Professional Activities: Florida Engineering Society (FES) Illuminating Engineering Society (IES) National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) RFQ 14 -07 -02 3-86 Kimley -Horn O 0 O YIN Efatrical Design ASSOCiates Dameion Donaldson, P.E. Professional Record Mr. Donaldson is an electrical engineer with almost 10 years of experience in various projects with the private and public sectors. He is experienced in designing electrical power distribution for municipal systems, water and wastewater treatment facilities, above and below ground distribution systems, lighting systems for roadway and industrial facilities. His electrical designing responsibilities encompass all aspects of drawing production, as well as system design. Experience: Mr. Donaldson has been involved in the electrical system design on a variety of projects including, but not limited to: • Eastern WRF Centrifuge Dewatering Imp. Orange County, Florida • North WRF Improvements Orange County, Florida • South WRF Improvements Orange County, Florida • North Region Pump Station Palm Beach County, Florida • Meadow Woods WSF Improvements Orange County, Florida • Punta Gorda WWTP Filtration Improvements Charlotte County, Florida • Sanford North WRF BNR Improvements City of Sanford, Florida Academic Credentials: Bachelors of Science in Electrical Engineering Florida International University, 2003 Professional Engineer — Florida 70851 Employment Record: 2011- Present: Electrical Design Associates, Inc. Electrical Engineer 2009 -2011: Lea & Elliot, Inc. Electrical Project Engineer 2008-2009: Gers USA Consulting Electrical Engineer 2006 -2008: Electrical Design Associates, Inc. Electrical Engineer 2004 -2005: Ivax Research, Inc. Electrical Project Engineer Principal Areas of Expertise: Electrical Design of Power Distribution, Lighting, and Fire Alarm Systems for Environmental, Municipal and Commercial Projects Electrical Cost Estimating Testing and Commissioning Professional Activities Florida Engineering Society (FES) Institute of Electrical & Electronics Engineers (IEEE) IEEE Power and Energy Society 5300 West Atlantic Ave., Suite 408 Delray Beach, FL 33484 Office: 561 - 819 -5556 Fax: 561- 819 -5557 D Dona ldson(a)goeda.com www.goeda.com M/WBE Certified RFQ 14 -07 -02 Kimley -Horn Professional Record Mr. Bailey is an electrical engineer experienced in designing electrical /control systems for municipal systems, water /wastewater treatment facilities, above /below ground distribution systems, roadway lighting, and power /lighting designs for parks and industrial facilities. His project management responsibilities encompass preliminary and final design, cost estimating, and construction /start-up services. He participates on quality assurance /quality control teams to evaluate electrical systems' technical conformance to codes and adherence to a project's overall design scheme. He interfaces with other project consultants, as well as client and vendor representatives. Mr. Bailey was the project manager, in responsible charge, for all electrical design concerns for the following projects: • Fire Station No. 3 — Electrical Service Analysis City of Boynton Beach, Florida • Floating Fountains City of Boynton Beach, Florida • Sanford South Water Resource Center City of Sanford, Florida • The Villages SCADA System The Villages, Florida • North Miami Beach WTP Expansion City of North Miami Beach, Florida • Palm Coast Wastewater Treatment Facility City of Palm Coast, Florida • Williams Island Roadway & Landscape Lighting City of Aventura, Florida • Ft. Lauderdale Street Lighting Andrews to 3" Avenue City of Ft. Lauderdale, Florida • Kissimmee Lakefront Park City of Kissimmee, Florida ® Wooten Park City of Tavares, Florida ® War Memorial Auditorium ® City of Fort Lauderdale, Florida RFQ 14 -07 -02 ® Kimley -Horn Stephen E. Bailey President BAILEY ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS, INC. Academic Credentials: Bachelors of Electrical Engineering Georgia Institute of Technology, 1983 Power and Control Theory Professional Engineer: - Florida, Virginia, Georgia, North Carolina Employment Record: 1992 - Present - Bailey Engineering Consultants 1986 -1992 - C.E. Bailey & Associates, Inc. 1984 -1986 - Advanced Micro Devices 1983 -1984 - Hewlett- Packard Principal Areas of Expertise: Electrical and Control Design of Water and Wastewater Treatment Facilities, Pump Stations, Industrial, Environmental, Municipal and Commercial Projects Electrical Studies, Value Engineering, and All Phases of Project Management Professional Activities: National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE) Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) Florida Engineering Society (FES) Florida Institute of Consulting Engineers (FICE) National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Instrument Society of America (ISA) Q� Professional Record Mr. Libo -On is an electrical engineer experienced in designing power systems for residential, commercial, industrial, parks and recreation, and wastewater treatment facilities, above and below ground distribution systems and industrial facilities. His electrical designing responsibilities encompass all aspects of drawing production, as well as system design. EXPERIENCE Mr. Libo -On is experienced in electrical design. He has been involved in the electrical system design on a variety of projects. His experience includes electrical designs for water treatment plants, water reclamation facilities and water reuse projects, and lighting projects. A sample of projects in which Mr. Libo -On was involved is as follows: • NSU WWTP — Phase I North Sumter Utilities • CSU Wastewater Treatment Plant The Villages, Florida • Woodlea Tavares WTP Tavares, Florida • Palm Coast WWTP No. 1 Centrifuge Addition Palm Coast, Florida • NSU WWTP — Phase I North Sumter Utilities, Florida • North Miami Beach WTP Expansion North Miami Beach, Florida • Margate Lift Stations Margate, Florida • Clearwater Lift Station #24 and #40 City of Clearwater, Florida • Wooten Park City of Tavares, Florida RFQ 14 -07 -02 Khley -Hom Jay P. Libo -on BAILEY ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS, INC. Academic Credentials: Bachelors of Science, Electrical Engineering Florida Atlantic University, 1999 Engineer Intern — Florida No. 1100006452 Employment Record: 1998 - Present: Bailey Engineering Consultants 1994 -1998: Leahy Document & Information Management Principal Areas of Expertise: Electrical and Control Design of Water and Wastewater Treatment Facilities, Pump Stations, Industrial, Environmental, Municipal and Commercial Projects i C ID ID ID ID it Ila ID IN Architectural, Landscape Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) RFO No. 14 -07 -02 4. Approach /Methodol Proposed Approach and Methodology Continuing professional services contracts require a different approach from typical project- specific contracts. Each task assigned under an on -call contract will need an individualized approach that includes the various disciplines necessary to complete the assignment. We recognize that each project under the continuing services contract has its own expectations that need to be understood, and then exceeded. Through our experience on various other continuing services contracts, we have developed a successful strategy for approaching each task assignment. This strategy emphasizes effective project management, creating a detailed work plan, maintaining a high level of communication, and value engineering. Project Management Kimley -Horn recognizes that a strong project management approach is necessary to successfully complete any and all City of Sunny Isles Beach projects on schedule and within budget. Our standard management practices are outlined in a formal manual published by the firm entitled, Project Manager's Manual. This document clearly establishes the firm's policy, which requires the project manager to prepare a detailed work plan and management plan for each major project. This includes a plan for controlling and directing all elements of the project. Our entire approach to project management is characterized by the following philosophies and policies, which are ingrained in the Kimley -Horn culture: • We will not only control and manage the project schedule, we will anticipate problems, creatively develop solutions, and implement a set of actions before problems arise. • We will follow up on action items to ensure that planned actions are executed by a single responsible person. There will be no misunderstanding as to who was or is responsible. • Our project management plan will promote efficiency, clarify communication protocols, provide direction, avoid misunderstandings, and govern routine action. • Our project management plan will clearly identify, budget, and plan for effective quality control and independent reviews, and we will produce a result that exceeds contractual Ins expectations. • We will execute random inquiries into schedule adherence, work performance, quality performance, and resource allocations to determine compliance with planned project performance. We will identify anomalies and take instant corrective actions as needed. • Our project manager, Gary Ratay, P.E., will be in command and control of the project at all times. He will have the authority to allocate resources and correct problems. • We will view the project from your perspective, examine issues in a strategic context, and provide you with tactical solutions. Kimley -Horn has a long history of achieving successful project completion through a combination of effective project management and technical expertise. Given the realities of complex technology, challenges of creative design, impacts of environmental permitting, and the critical importance of cost management, effective project management is essential to the production of quality work and successful projects completed on schedule and within budget. To serve as an effective project manager, it is necessary to understand the project requirements and develop the best project team to maximize personnel expertise and experience. When the proper team is assembled for any given project, it is easier to anticipate major or minor problems before they occur. In short, Kimley- Horn's management approach is team - oriented, no- nonsense, results - oriented, and saturated with top quality people who routinely produce superior results. ,V�D„ -0,� ovzs 1.140 s:lyi Carwig aid ,�SeMCes.vim Kimley »)Horn M Architectural, Landscape Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) RFO No. 14 -07 -02 ® Detailed Work Plan ® Kimley -Horn project managers develop very detailed work plans that include specific task items for the duration of all projects with associated team members' responsibilities and corresponding time. The work plan defines who, what, when, where, and how for ® all project tasks. This level of detail requires the project manager and the team members to think the project through and develop ® a plan that they are then responsible for implementing. This work plan process also helps to ensure the correct team members are ® selected for the work and minimizes problems through early detection, experience, and expertise. ® High Level of Communication ® In addition to assembling the right team, the project manager must communicate with the entire team to be aware of the project status, adjust any work plan ® issues if they occur, and keep the client informed at all times. This level of ® communication is key to a successful project and an effective method for ® identifying any potential problems before they become serious. Early detection followed by immediate action is critical. If a problem does develop, the best ® approach is to research the issue to determine the severity of the problem, ® formulate a plan to address the issue with the appropriate team members, ® and then immediately present the client with the best resolution —one that is supported by clear and concise documentation so that if direction is required by ® the client, the necessary facts are available for an informed decision. It We have carefully selected a core team of professionals to provide a high level of responsiveness to the City of Sunny Isles Beach, both in terms of exceptional local experience and support, and extensive technical experience in the disciplines you require. Value Engineering Kimley -Horn has a long history of achieving successful project completion through a combination of effective project management and technical expertise. We know that when you select an engineering consultant, you are really choosing people who offer you technical expertise, extensive hands -on experience with similar projects, and a demonstrated record of quality and responsiveness that will make your project a success. We have carefully selected a core team of experienced professionals to provide a high level of responsiveness to the City of Sunny Isles Beach, both in terms of exceptional local experience and support, and extensive technical experience in the disciplines you require. With that expertise in place, the Kimley -Horn team has a philosophy of constant value engineering by focusing on better decisions, better information, better analysis, cost reductions, increased productivity, and accurate deliverables throughout all project steps. Value engineering is a key factor for developing successful projects that transition from study to design, and from design to construction. The challenges associated with each project task are solved creatively and effectively. Each step is reviewed by the most qualified professional to assure the highest level of value to the City of Sunny Isles Beach. Kimley -Horn has also worked with many municipalities governmental agencies to provide peer reviews and w engineering reviews. Our team's expertise can be app designs completed or partially completed by other eng companies. Our experience in all facets of municipal H be applied to any existing project with positive results value to the client. The common goal of the Kimley -Ho is to provide the City of Sunny Isles Beach with the me throughout every aspect of this project. RM a -07-0 OY260021.14-0 Sm 5MS deal: GNn:ag Pm'ess'imal Services.vHO KimleyoHorn D111 ID OD ID ID ID ID Architectural, Landscape Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) RFO No. 14 -07 -02 Organization for Completing the Project The following typical project sequence demonstrates how the key components will be incorporated into our project approach for the City. We have developed a sample design project sequence that illustrates critical tasks and milestones. In general, there are three phases to successfully complete any project assigned under this contract in a timely fashion with a focus on cost control. • Preliminary Design Phase • Final Design Phase and Permitting • Construction Phase 1. Preliminary Design Phase It is during this phase that the problem is clearly defined, improvement objectives are set, and a feasible solution is developed. Our team will collect the data necessary to analyze the situation. An analysis will then be performed and alternatives evaluated. Evaluation will include comparison of the degree to which each alternative meets the objective, cost analysis, permittability, and constructability. Initial discussions with permitting agencies are critical at this time. The public can also be informed of the proposed project and the preferred solution. Cost implications and potential funding must also be considered during this phase. Milestones in the Preliminary Design Phase include: • A kick -off meeting to set project objectives, scope, schedule, and team communication. • A review of analytical results for the existing conditions to ensure clear understanding of the problem and to begin developing alternatives. • When appropriate, a public meeting can be scheduled to present the results of the analysis, the alternative solutions, funding opportunities, and to obtain input. Sample Project Schedule Months 1 1 1 2 1 3 1 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 ( 14 15 16 A. Data Collection B. Analysis i C. Preliminary Design AlL D. CostiBenefit Analysis E. Public Involvement A. Final Design B. Permitting I j C. Public Involvement A. Bidding Services I ) B. Construction Services C. Construction Certification OMilestones Scheduling milestone reviews with City staff will be one means by which the Kimley -Horn team will track and monitor project progress. Deliverables in the Preliminary Design Phase include data compilation in a manner acceptable to the City, an analysis in an agreed upon format, and a Preliminary Design Report including a cost analysis and recommended solution. If available, applicable grant submittals will also be prepared. Graphics and other public meeting materials will be provided to the City if needed. aF 14 -01-0 OY2 21.144 Savry Isles Beam Ca nL%N Rctessi l Servces.natl Kimley> »Horn 1 Architectural, Landscape Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) ® 2. Final Design Phase ® At this point, a preferred design has been selected. The Kimley -Horn team will prepare complete construction plans suitable for competitive bidding. Kimley -Horn will also assist the City in developing their contract document format. Probable construction ® costs will be updated as the project details are developed. Pre - application meetings will be held with review agencies and permit ® applications will be prepared and submitted. ® Access plans for adjacent properties and maintenance of traffic issues will be considered. If available, applications for grants can ® be submitted again, this time for the construction phase. ® Milestones during the Final Design Phase include: ® • A kick -off meeting to authorize the start of final design, confirmation of project scope, objectives, and schedule ® • Design reviews at completion of 30 %, 60 %, and 90% plans • A public meeting to present the project design, updates, schedule, and funding plan ® • Permit applications ID Deliverables during this phase include complete construction documents, drawings, and specifications suitable for competitive bidding. 3. Construction Phase The final step will be to build the project. Kimley -Horn will provide bidding services and will administer the construction contract. Using us to provide resident project services during construction has helped protect the City against defects in materials or workmanship in the construction. Kimley -Horn understands what the City requires to successfully close projects to resident satisfaction. Milestones during this phase include: • Advertisement of the construction project • Notice to proceed with construction • Contract administration • On -site observation • Certification that construction is complete and in compliance with the plans and specifications Deliverables in this phase include complete as -built record drawings and construction certification. While these project milestones are the key steps in successful project completion, we believe the best -run projects are those with effective communication. We have accomplished this with the City by providing regular status reports (with meetings, when desired) emphasizing thorough coordination and communication with the City. QA/QC Process for Deliverables i . -- �r Tom° F n.rri.m n / i S wwav I •irmr i . Po 14d,-0 OY2wt.1:-0 sssy Lsles xr, Cor r.:ug arJ=aio -,I Servars;,w Quality Assurance /Quality Control Q( A/QC) Quality control begins with the team assigned to undertake this project. Recognizing the critical importance of careful quality control, we have developed an extensive internal quality control program with a 200 - page manual to guide this process, which is routinely implemented on our projects. There will be no learning -curve impact on quality for the Kimley Horn team. Our approach to frequent communication and to quality assurance/ quality control will relieve City staff of any significant project review efforts. A QA/QC review of project solutions and analysis, together with design reviews, will ensure a top quality deliverable for the City. Our team's experience in coordinating and conducting public meetings and information sessions will also relieve staff of a considerable burden. The ultimate goal of each project is to provide a safe and satisfactory outcome for your citizens. Our formal QA/QC program is based upon assigning experienced senior professionals who are otherwise qualified to manage a particular project, to serve in an independent quality control role. John Potts, Kimley> ))Horn 4 -4 Architectural, Landscape Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) ® P.E. will serve as our QA/QC reviewer. John has more than 35 years of engineering experience and has provided QA/QC reviews ® on a wide range of projects. Our staffing depth allows us to provide such personnel, and their involvement provides the project with ® fresh perspective and critical eye. ® Our internal QA/QC program will include: ® ■ An internal kick -off meeting held with key team members assigned to the job to clearly define the scope, outline sub -task ® responsibilities, establish schedules, and identify project milestones and goals. • At the end of each phase, a QA/QC review will be conducted as one of several final checks to ensure that the project ® deliverable is technically correct and consistent with your objectives. (D • Any modifications required to respond to the comments and recommendations of the quality control team will be incorporated during the ongoing analysis prior to submitting our plans to you. ® Recent, Current, and Projected Firm Workload ® As project manager, Gary Ratay, P.E. has direct responsibility for the performance of the firm on your assignments. The Fort ® Lauderdale office will be the primary office serving the City on your assignments, so we are only a phone call and a short drive away. In addition, Gary can call on his deputy project managers in Miami and West Palm Beach, as well as partners throughout ® Florida to provide additional resources to supplement the Fort Lauderdale staff. ® Kimley -Horn has been serving municipal and other government clients in Florida since 1968, providing the wide range of services ® requested by the City of Sunny Isles Beach. Kimley -Horn has nearly 430 employees in Florida, with 42 in our Fort Lauderdale ® office alone. ® Kimley -Horn utilizes a state -of- the -art management information system to continuously track our financial performance and productivity. One of the key elements of this management information system is our cast -ahead system. The cast -ahead system ® is a proprietary program that is maintained on our computer network, and it is accessible by all project managers. It is the primary ® means of tracking and evaluating our staffing needs. Updated monthly by the project managers, the cast -ahead system is used ® to define specific staffing needs for the month and for the next six months. The input required of the project managers includes individual project names as well as requests for specific personnel to work on these projects for a certain number of weeks. The ® combined input from all project managers is compiled and distributed in the form of a report to all project managers and regional ® management for review and discussion at a monthly cast -ahead meeting. Work overloads or shortages for specific personnel ® and for individual offices are tabulated and addressed at the meeting. Where possible, these imbalances are resolved through internal shifts of personnel between offices. The objective is to balance the workload in a manner that maximizes the utilization ® of production staff, while ensuring that all project requirements and client deadlines are met. This tool is another example of the ® importance Kimley -Horn places on client service. ® Kimley- Horn's subconsultants also have committed their resources to serving the City on any assignments. Gary will assemble the ® designated representatives of these firms and mobilize them on any assignment that requires their expertise. ® Ability to Meet City's Desired Timeline and Budget Requirements ® We recognize that budget and schedule control are critical to the success of your program. Meeting your schedule for deliverables ® is not just a goal to us —it is a mandate. A project schedule is a road map guiding us to a goal, completion of a project by a certain ® date. But experience has shown that no matter how carefully we plan, things can change. How successfully we adapt to those changes is in part a result of how well we manage our resources and understand the demands on them, both internal and external. ® Kimley -Horn has a track record of successfully completing projects on or ahead of schedule and within budget. This success is ® due, in part, to each project's schedule and budget being aggressively communicated to the project team by the project manager. ® Kimley -Horn takes pride in evaluating any unanticipated obstacles and making informed recommendations to overcome them before they impact the project's schedule and budget. ® In addition to our proactive communication, Kimley -Horn uses a work plan" tool for organizing individual project tasks by phase and discipline. The anticipated labor effort is then summarized in a matrix that forms the basis for establishing and tracking the ® Kimley )))Horn PFC ,a4iiu ® OV2BOf IJAo smy��o« _, o,m.�S.ry .: 4 -5 xl Architectural, Landscape Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) RFQ No. 14 -07 -02 ® project budget. We track the budget on a percent - complete basis in order to measure performance during each accounting report ® period. Project budget status reports are accessible via our intranet. ® Our project manager, Gary Ratay, P.E., will develop a work plan for each assignment that specifies the scope of the work, the task schedule, its budget, and the staff assigned to fulfill the requirements of the scope of work. We will work with City staff to ® agree on the necessary work effort, fee, schedule, and deliverables. The process will commence upon receipt of the City's notice ® to proceed at which point the project manager determines the most appropriate review /design team members to be assigned. Our ® approach will consist of the following proven fundamentals: develop a clear understanding of what the project is to accomplish, develop a comprehensive work plan and schedule, set weekly milestones that support the larger milestones, review milestones ® with the project team on a weekly basis, involve stakeholders as integral members of the team, coordinate with other consultants, ® and create an atmosphere that encourages clear communications and teamwork. The work plan will be continually monitored and ® revised as the project proceeds to meet time and budget restraints. ® The work plan is also the tool for establishing staffing for the project and identifying the anticipated labor requirements of each phase. The work plan is reviewed frequently throughout the project and is used in conjunction with our in -house "cast- ahead' ® process to forecast project workloads. This program requires project managers to forecast, on a weekly basis, their staffing needs ® for the ensuing week. This "cast - ahead" process is followed by a weekly conference call among company resource managers to ® identify who is overloaded and who needs work. Resources are reallocated on a weekly basis as needed to meet client schedules. ® A similar process is conducted monthly as project managers forecast their resource needs during the next six months. This information is used to assess hiring needs. Conducted throughout the entire 2,200 - person firm, these extra efforts are performed to ® make sure our project managers have the resources they need to meet our clients' needs. Kimley -Horn has a long and successful ® history of meeting the budget and scheduling demands of public sector projects and that success is reflected by the volume of ® repeat business we enjoy. ® Kimley »)Horn ® OY ,1, orzsaoz�.1ao ss:.y i� sue, ca:.::. -g Psi sz�:ma 4-6 Architectural, Landscape Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying firms Only (CCNA) 5. References Kimley -Horn is proud of the relationships we have developed with our clients, and much of our success over the last four decades is directly related to our efforts to perform high quality, timely services for all of our clients. The client references provided on the following pages are for projects performed within the past five years for projects similar to the City's RFQ No. 14 -07- 02 for Continuing Professional Services for Architectural, Landscape Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying. We invite you to contact our references; these individuals will tell you that we listened to their needs, met their schedules, accomplished their missions, and delivered results. Kimley >) )Horn OY2o 1ld -0sorry �sNS Seam Ccrsmg rraeuvNl series ino� 5 -1 P.L O R�LD'b August 1, 2014 Public Works Department Alfredo Quintero Jr., EI, CFM, CGC, CCC Public Works Director ISA Certified Arborist ® Kimley -Hom and Associates, Inc. ® 600 N Pine Island Road, Suite 450 Plantation, FL 33324 ® RE: Letter of Reference ® To whom it may concern: ® My office is submitting this letter of reference in support of Kimley -Horn and Associates, Inc. and the is high quality of its services. Since 2007, the Town of Cutler Bay has utilized the expertise of Kimley -Horn ® as our stormwater consultant. Kimley -Horn has worked closely with the Town on the following ® stormwater planning work: ® . Kimley -Hom developed a stormwater master plan to address flood protection activities for its ® residents and to protect the environmental quality of its canals. ® • Kimley -Horn also developed a stormwater management report to assist the Town in creating a stormwater utility, a capital improvements plan, and an operation and maintenance program ® associated with the stormwater system. ® • Kimley -Horn assisted the Town in joining the National Flood Insurance Program, giving the community access to federally- funded flood insurance. Kimley -Horn also submitted applications ® and a program approach for an anticipated Community Rating System rating of 6. Although the ® total planning cost was $230,000, Kimley -Hom assisted the Town in obtaining a $200,000 grant through the South Florida Water Management District which significantly offset the Town's ® costs. ® Kimley -Horn has also assisted the Town in implementing the capital improvement plan with roadway and drainage improvement projects that included funding assistance, design, permitting, bidding assistance, ® and construction phase services. The successfully completed projects include: ® • Cutler Ridge Elementary School Area Roadway and Drainage Improvement Project — ® Completed October 2009. Kimley -Horn provided roadway restoration/resurfacing, drainage ® improvements and permitting in the Cutler Ridge Elementary School area. The project included ® curb and gutter, new sidewalk, and site restoration. Construction phase services were also provided to expedite the project for completion before the opening of school and to minimize ® adverse impacts to the community. Contract amount: $60,000. Total construction cost (Phase I ® and II estimate/ Phase I only actual): $550,0005140,000 • Saga Bay Roadway and Drainage Improvement Project — Completed March 1010. ® Kimley -Horn provided similar professional services for this neighborhood roadway and drainage ® improvement project. Contract amount: $64,000. Total construction cost (estimated/actual): $650,000/$245,000 FGBC 10720 Caribbean Boulevard, Suite 105 • Cutler Bay, FL 33189 • 305 -234 -4262 • www.cutierbay- fl.gov RFO ® Kimlley4Hom 5-2 is aI <i I Kimley -Horn is currently providing construction oversight for our Caribbean Boulevard Roadway Improvement project. The project is a high profile critical community beautification project for the Town. Services include facilitating progress meetings, contract clarification, pay application review, resident project representative, and contract close out. The project also includes and extensive Public Information Program to keep the community advised and informed of all construction activities. We are proud of our long -term association with Kimley -Horn. The Town of Cutler Bay is fully confident that any project that Kimley -Horn undertakes on our behalf will yield above and beyond the desired results. Their professionals have a proven track record of successful projects with the Town. If you have any questions or require additional information regarding the Town of Cutler Bay's relationship with Kimley -Hom, please contact my office. Sincerely, Alfredo Quintero Jr., EI, CFM, CGC, CCC Director of Public Works Email: AQuintero@cutlerbay -fl.gov aDFGEFC V 10720 Caribbean Boulevard, Suite 105 • Cutler Bay, FL 33189 • 305 -234 -4262 • www.cutierbay -fl.gov RFO 14-01111' ® Kimley- Hom 5-3 - �`' .Curl r is aI <i I Kimley -Horn is currently providing construction oversight for our Caribbean Boulevard Roadway Improvement project. The project is a high profile critical community beautification project for the Town. Services include facilitating progress meetings, contract clarification, pay application review, resident project representative, and contract close out. The project also includes and extensive Public Information Program to keep the community advised and informed of all construction activities. We are proud of our long -term association with Kimley -Horn. The Town of Cutler Bay is fully confident that any project that Kimley -Horn undertakes on our behalf will yield above and beyond the desired results. Their professionals have a proven track record of successful projects with the Town. If you have any questions or require additional information regarding the Town of Cutler Bay's relationship with Kimley -Hom, please contact my office. Sincerely, Alfredo Quintero Jr., EI, CFM, CGC, CCC Director of Public Works Email: AQuintero@cutlerbay -fl.gov aDFGEFC V 10720 Caribbean Boulevard, Suite 105 • Cutler Bay, FL 33189 • 305 -234 -4262 • www.cutierbay -fl.gov RFO 14-01111' ® Kimley- Hom 5-3 RFQ 14 -07 -02 Kimley -Horn August 1, 2014 Kimley -Horn and Associates, Inc. 600 N Pine Island Road, Suite 450 Plantation, FL 33' )24 RE: Letter of Reference To whom it may concern: For several tears, Kimley -Horn and Associates, Inc. has been one of the Village of Palmetto Bay's primary engineering consultants. Throughout the tenure of their continuing engineering services contract with the Village, the Kimley -Horn team has consistently provided creative, cost - effective planning, engineering design, and construction administrative services. The numerous projects assigned to Kimley -Horn since 2003 have included the development of the Village's Comprehensive Plan, Stormwater \faster Plan, and Stormwater Management Report. Kimlev -Horn also assisted the Village in establishing a Stormwater Utility and Stormwater Capital Improvement Plan. In addition to our planning efforts, Kimley -Hom helped the Village implement our fast large roadway and drainage improvement project on SW 164th Street, as well as three additional large roadway and drainage improvement projects on SW 148th Street, SW 146th Street, and SW 89'h Avenue. Kimley -Horn has also completed our next roadway and drainage improvement design on SW 88"' Avenue and is currently updating our Stormwater master Plan. The capital projects included roadway restoration /resurfacing and drainage improvements in residential areas, new drainage outfalls, permitting, new sidewalks, and site restoration. Kimley -Hom also provided construction phase services to expedite the project, confirm the project was built in accordance with the design plans, and to minimize impacts to the community during construction. Per the following project summaries, all three projects were completed on time and well within the prescribed budgets: • SW 164"' Street, Contract amount 5110,000, Completed November 2006, Estimate /Actual cost $750,000/$640,000 • SW 148"' Street, Contract amount $115,000, Completed July 2008, Estimate /Actual cost $800,000/$550,000 VILLAGE OF PALMETTO BAY 9705 EAST HIBISCUS STREET, PALMETTO BAY, FL 33157 (305) 259 -1234 Fax: (305) 259 -1290 y1 RFQ 14 -07 -02 Kimley -Horn • SAY! 146' Street, Contract amount $128,000, Completed August 2010, Estimate /Actual cost $700,000/S450,000 • SW 89' Avenue, Contract amount $118,000, Completed March 2012, Estimate /Actual cost $600,000/$600,000 We would not hesitate to recommend Kinley -Horn for any challenging project or engineering task that demands the best effort of a consulting firm and we look forward to a long -term continuing relationship. Sin rely, Cordce Patterson Director of Public Works Phone: (305) 969 -5086 E -Mail: cpatterson @palmettobay- fl.gov 5-5 RFO 14 -07 -02 Kimley -Hom April 18, 2012 City of North Bay Village Administrative Offices 1700 Kennedy Causeway, Suite 132 North Bay Village FL 33141 -4190 305 -756 -7171 Fax: 305 -756 -7722 Website - www.nbvillage.com Kimley -Horn and Associates, Inc. 5200 NW 33`' Avenue, Suite 109 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 RE: Lefler of Reference To whom it may concern: Please accept this letter as my strong recommendation of the Kimley -Horn and Associates, Inc. team. Kimley -Hom and the City of North Bay Village have worked together successfully for several years on a variety of water, wastewater, and infrastructure improvement projects within our community. Their professionals have worked within our time and budget constraints, and provided quality engineering designs and creative solutions that have exceeded our expectations. Most recently, Kimley -Horn developed a Force Main Route Evaluation Report (Contract amount $68,500 - Completed March 2008) to determine the most beneficial and cost - effective route for our new 16 -inch force main system. Additionally, they developed a Force Main Rehabilitation Design Criteria Package (Contract amount $365,000 - Completed April 2010) used to select a Design Build Team based on qualifications, experience, project approach, and price. Kimley -Horn obtained the necessary environmental permits through the Department of Environmental Protection and the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers. Mostly importantly, Kimley -Hom was instrumental in helping the City obtain over $3.5 million in American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funding and State Revolving Loan dollars, to help offset the total project cost of $4.5 million. The new 16 -inch force main has been installed, successfully activated, and in service. Their responsiveness and willingness to tackle our City's infrastructure challenges have made Kimley -Horn one of our long- standing partners. Sincerely, City of North Bay Village Sam Zamacona Jr. E.1. Director of Public Works Office: (305) 756 -7171 E -mail: samzamacona @nbvillage.com D FELT FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY November 20, 2011 Re: Kimley -Horn and Associates, Inc. Recommendation To Whom It May Concern; Facilities Planning Department Division of Facilities 777 Glades Road, Building CO-69 Room 107 Boca Raton,FL.33431 tel: 561.297,3141 fax: 561- .297.2260 http/ /uavp. fnn.eda /fp We welcome this opportunity to recommend Jason Webber and the team at Kimley -Horn and Associates, Inc. on behalf of .the Florida Atlantic University Facilities Planning and our project users. We have worked with Kimley -Hom, as one of ourcontinuing services civil engineers, on several projects of varying scope and magnitude and I have personally worked with Jason and the. KHA team on several of them. I worked with Jason on.the roadway improvements at NW 61" Avenue on the Boca Raton Campus: This was a roadway widening project that involved -careful construction adjacent to conservation lands with endangered burrowing owls and user - occupied buildings which needed to remain open and accessible throughout construction. Jason and his team worked hand -in -hand with myself, other FAU staff, and the contractor to ensure that the project was completed on schedule and to everyone's satisfaction. ® While the scope of Kimley -Horn's design for a new entry and parking area at the Louis and Anne Green ® Memory and Wellness Center differed from other larger scale work they've completed on the FAU. ® campuses in Bop Raton and the Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute in Fort Pierce, Jason and his team showed the same level of care and detail on this project and were in- there- with -us from the ® beginning. Thanks to this project the seniors at the facility have an ideal path of travel which was ® thoughtfully integrated into the existing building and enhances the Center's primary entry. Working with Kimley =Hom on this project and other road improvement projects in recent years is a reminder of their value and the confidence we have in their great work. Si y - LyTster Project Manager (561) 297 -0821 "V 741- 7,P I / BOCA RATON • FORT LAUDERDALE • DAMA.BFACH • HARBOR BRANCH • IUPITER -PORT ST. LUCIE RFQ NO. 12 -04 -02 Art Equal OprvruinitylEqual Access instihition RFQ 14 -07 -02 5-7 Kimley -Horn The City of Boynton Beach DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT PLANNING AND ZONING DIVISON 1DO E. Boynton Beach Boulevard P.O. Box 310 Boynton Beach, Florida 33425 -0310 TEL: 561- 742.6260 FAX: 561- 742 -6259 %Ymv.boynton- beach.org June 10, 2009 To Whom It May Concern: Kimley -Hom and Associates, Inc. assisted the City of Boynton Beach in creating a Transportation Concurrency Exception Area (TCEA) as part of our efforts to redevelop our Intracoastal Waterway area. The firm has been working closely with us as the City revitalizes and redevelops areas within our community. The City and our CRA have looked to Kimley -Horn to provide planning, engineering, environmental, and landscape services. They have partnered with us and provided us with creative solutions. I am pleased with the professional services they have provided and would recommend them to any agency looking to create a TCEA. ® Sincerely, ® Hanna Matras, Senior Planner ® City of Boynton Beach RFQ 14 -07 -02 Kimley -Hom �l Vivian L. Brooks Assistant Director Boynton Beach CRA RFQ No. 12 -04 -02 M. November 7, 2007 City of Fort Myers 2200 Second Street Fort Myers, Florida 33902 City of Cape Coral RE: Request for Qualifications for Transportation Planning and Traffic Engineering Consulting Services To whom it may concern: Kimley -Horn and Associates, Inc. quality and experience have been proven on several of our projects. Their company and its representatives have been conscientious and thorough on their work; specifically they have shown initiative on our newest project, Chiquita Boulevard. I would recommend use of their firm. Sincerely, t,t�'' !i Steve Neff Transport ation onager City of Cape Coral 1015 Cultural Park Boulevard Cape Coral, Florida 33990 239 - 242 -3219 Public Works Department • Administration • City of Cape Coral • P.O. Box 150027 • Cape Coral, Florida 33915 -0027 (239) 242 -3200 • Fax (239) 574 -0732 • http: / /www.capecoral.net RFQ No. 12 -04 -02 RF014 -o7 -02 Co -County Seat - Lee County, Florida 5-9 Kimley -Horn To Whom It May Concern: July 28, 2010 Kimley -Horn and Associates, Inc. recently worked with the Town of Jupiter to develop concept designs for a bike /pedestrian /roadway corridor through the Inlet Village district of our Town. This master plan will help to guide the development of sidewalks, bike paths, streetscapes, utility design, and stormwater design throughout the Village. Kimley -Horn has been working closely with us on this effort preparing site plans, vignettes, renderings, and improvement alternatives. The firm also developed an opinion of probable construction cost for the project. I am pleased with the professional services they have provided and would recommend them to any municipality looking for landscape architectural services. If you have any questions regarding our experience with Kimley Horn and Associates please feel free to contact me directly at 561 - 741 -2261. Sincerely, . L t �a..� . ` /A._ . Brenda Arnold, Riverwalk Project Manager 010 Mil+.+.ary - frail • Jupiler. Florida 3345X • www�- jupiter.fl.us • Fhone (561) ;-t6 -�I34 RFQ 14 -07.02 5-10 Kimley -Horn ® tt0HEs ® F<OAIDP' ® THOMAS J. BENTON ® VILLAGE MANAGER OD ID ® July 27, 2010 ID ® To Whom It May Concern rn %ami Shore] Vi 10050 N.E. SECOND AVE. MIAMI SHORES, FLORIDA 33138 -2382 Telephone: (305) 795 -2207 Fax: (305) 756 -8972 ® Kimley -Horn and Associates, Inc. recently assisted Miami Shores Village with streetscape and ® landscape improvements for NE 2nd Avenue as part of our capital improvement projects to enhance the image of "The Village Beautiful." ® The firm has been working closely with us as we revitalize this area within our community. They ® have partnered with us and provided us with creative solutions. I am pleased with the ® professional services they have provided and would recommend them to any municipality looking for landscape architecture services. ® Sincerely. ® Tom Benton, Village Manager ® Miami Shores Village ® RFQ 14 -07 -02 5-11 Kimley -Hom WTM MF �� E� DELRAY BEACH AII•America City 'a�Do► 1993 2001 RFO 07 -02 KimlM V I C E 100 N.W. Is1 AVENUE July 28, 2010 To Whom It May Concern: DELRAV REACH. FLORIDA 3344.1 50112-13-7000 Kimley -Horn and Associates, Inc. recently assisted the City of Delray Beach and the Delray Beach Community Redevelopment Agency with the Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive Beautification project. The firm provided landscape architectural master planning and construction drawing services for the construction of landscape, lighting, and commemorative enhancements for the a portion of Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive. Similar to other community enhancement master plans, public involvement was a key element in the success of this project. The Kimley -Horn team worked closely with us and the conwnmity, City Staff, and the CRA to identify beautification opportunities and to solicit their ideas and preferences for incorporation into the design. I am pleased with the professional services they provided on this project and would recommend them to any municipality looking for landscape architectural services. Sincerely, Timothy Tack, P.E. Project Manager ESD /CRA City of Delray Beach PERFORMANCE - INTEGRITY - RE5PONSIBLE - INNOVATIVE - TEAMWORK 5-12 Architectural, Landscape Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) Contract Forms ® DELIVER TO City of Sunny Isles Beach City Clerk ® 18070 Collins Avenue ® Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 REQUESTFOR QUALIFICATIONS SECTION 5 BID SUBMITTAL FORMS i1F Sir C +� Of SUN OPENING: 2:30 PM 08/12/2014 ® Issued by: Purchasing Agent Date Issued: This Bid Submittal Consists of Andrew Rozwadowski 07/17/2014 Pages 16 through 19 ® Sealed bids are subject to the Terms and Conditions of this Request for Qualifications and the accompanying ® Bid Submittal. Such other contract provisions, specifications, drawings or other data as are attached or ® incorporated by reference in the Bid Submittal, will be received at the office of the City Clerk at the address shown above until the above stated time and date, and at that time, publicly opened for furnishing the ® supplies or services described in the accompanying Bid Submittal Requirement. RFQ 14 -07 -02 ® Continuing Professional Architectural & Engineering Services Firms Only (CCNA) ® Procurement Agent: ® Andrew Rozwadowski ® Commodity Code(s): Ila Firm Name: Kimley -Horn and Associates, Inc. RETURN ONE (I) ORIGINAL, ONE COPYAND ONE ELECTRONIC PDF COPY ON CD OR DVD OF ® BID SUBMITTAL PAGESANDAFFIDAVITS ® FAILURE TO SIGN PAGE 16 THROUGH 19 OF THE BID SUBMITTAL WILL RENDER YOUR BID a NON - RESPONSIVE ® City of Sunny Isles Beach I Request for Proposal No. 14 -07 -02 ®RFQ 14 -07 -02 6 -2 Kimley -Horn ® . nog` y'`� ® 0 Crh Of SUN ® SECTION 6 BID SUBMITTAL FOR: ® ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF ADDENDA ® INSTRUCTIONS: COMPLETE PART I OR PART 11, WHICHEVER APPLIES ® PART I: ® LIST BELOW ARE THE DATES OF ISSUE FOR EACH ADDENDUM RECEIVED IN CONNECTION ® WITH THIS BID Addendum #1, Dated August 1, 2014 ® Addendum #2, Dated Addendum #3, Dated ® Addendum #4, Dated ® Addendum #5, Dated ® Addendum #6, Dated Addendum #7, Dated ® Addendum #8, Dated ® PART It: ® ❑ NO ADDENDUM WAS RECEIVED IN CONNECTION WITH THIS BID ® FIRM NAME: Kimley -Horn and Associates, Inc. IND ® AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE — ATE: August 11, 2014 ® TITLE OF OFFICER: Senior Vice President /Principal ® City of Sunny Isles Beach I Request for Proposal No. 14 -07 -02 RFQ 14 -07 -02 6 -3 Kimlec -Horn f ran '�O ® of SUN nt BID SUBMITTAL FORM Bid Title: Continuing Professional Architectural & Engineering Services Firms Only (CCNA) The undersigned Proposers proposes and agrees, if this Bid is accepted, to enter into an agreement with the City of Sunny Isles Beach to perform and furnish all Work as specified or indicated in the Contract Documents and in accordance with the other terms and conditions of the Contract Documents. The Proposers accepts all of the terms and conditions of this or Request for Qualifications. This Bid will remain subject to acceptance for 90 days after the day of Bid opening. The Proposers agrees to sign and submit the Agreement with the other documents required by the Bidding Requirements within ten days after the date of the City's Notice of Award. In submitting this Bid, the Proposer represents, as more fully set forth in the Agreement, that: The Proposer has familiarized himself /herself with the nature and extent of the Contract Documents, Work, site, locality, and all local conditions and Law and Regulations that in any manner may affect cost, progress, performance, or furnishing of the Work. The Proposer has given the City written notice of all conflicts, errors, discrepancies that it has discovered in the Contract Documents and the written resolution thereof by City is acceptable to the Proposer. This Bid is genuine and not made in the interest of or on behalf of any undisclosed person, firm or corporation and is not submitted in conformity with any agreement or rules of any group, association, organization, or corporation; the Proposer has not directly or indirectly induced or solicited any other Proposers to submit a false or sham Bid; the Proposer has not solicited or induced any person, firm or corporation to refrain from Bidding; and Proposer has not sought by collusion to obtain for itself any advantage over any other Proposers or over the City. The City and the successful Proposer will establish completion times for each individual Work Item and the successful Proposer agrees that the work will be completed within the time frames agreed upon and stipulated in the individual Purchase Orders and /or Notice to Proceed. Firm Name: Kimley -Horn and Associates, Inc. Street Address: 600 North Pine Island Road, Suite 450, Plantation, FL 33324 Mailing Address (if different): City of Sunny Isles Beach I Request for Proposal No. 14 -07 -02 ® RFQ 19 -07 -02 Kirnley -Horn Fim1 ® .0 0 ® Telephone No. (954) 535 -5100 Fax No. (561) 863 -8175 Email Address: iay.iackson(o)kimley- horn.com FEIN No. 5/6 ® gary.ratay @kimley- horn.com (Project Manager) ® * "By signing this document the bidder agrees to all Terms Sign re: �qot� ® (Signature o (au h rize agent) ® Print Name: Jay Jackson, P.E. Title: Senior Vice President / Principal ® THE EXECUTION OF THIS FORM CONSTITUTES THE UNEQUIVOCAL OFFER OF PROPOSER TO BE BOUND BY THE TERMS OF ITS PROPOSAL. FAILURE TO SIGN THIS SOLICITATION WHERE ® INDICATED ABOVE BY AN AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE SHALL RENDER THE PROPOSAL ® NON - RESPONSIVE. THE CITY MAY, HOWEVER, IN ITS SOLE DISCRETION, ACCEPT ANY PROPOSAL THAT INCLUDES AN EXECUTED DOCUMENT WHICH UNEQUIVOCALLY BINDS THE PROPOSER TO THE TERMS OF ITS OFFER. City of Sunny Isles Beach I Request for Proposal No. 14 -07 -02 19 ® RFQ 14 -07 -02 6 -5 Kimley -Horn P SVNNY tirr, V - - STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF Orange ) NON- COLLUSION AFFIDAVIT City of Sunny Isles Beach 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 Telephone: (305) 947-0606 Fax: (305) 949 -3113 The undersigned being first duty swom as provided by law, deposes, and says: This Affidavit is made with the knowledge and intent that it is to be filed with the City of Sunny Isles Beach City Commission and that it will be relied upon by said County, in any consideration which may give to and any action it may take with respect to this Bid. The undersigned is authorized to make this Affidavit on behalf of, Kimley -Horn and Associates, Inc. (Name of Corporation, Partnership, Individual, etc.) a, Corporation formed under the laws of North Carolina (Type of Business) (State) of which he is Senior Vice President / Principal (Sole Owner, Partner, President, etc.) Neither the undersigned nor any person, firm, or corporation named in above Paragraph 10.2, nor anyone else to the knowledge of the undersigned, have themselves solicited or employed anyone else to solicit favorable action for this Bid by the City, also that no head of any department or employee therein, or any officer of the City of Sunny Isles Beach, Florida is directly interested therein. This Bid is genuine and not collusive or a sham; the person, firm or corporation named above in Paragraph 10.2 has not colluded, conspired, connived or agreed directly or indirectly with any proposers or person, firm or corporation, to put in a sham Bid, or that such person, firm or corporation, shall refrain from Bidding, and has not in any manner, directly or indirectly, sought by agreement or collusion, or communication or conference with any person, firm or corporation, to fix the prices of said Bid or Bids of any other proposers; and all statements contained in the Bid or Bids described above true; and further; neither the undersigned, nor the person, firm or corporation named above in Paragraph 10.2, has directly or indirectly submitted said Bid or the contents thereof, or divulged information or data relative thereto, to any association or to any member or agent the f /.,�/ / �---� Senior Vice President / Principal AFFIANT'S TITLE TAKEN, SWORN AND SUBSCRIBED TO BEFORE ME this 11 thday of August , 20� 14 Personally Known X or Produced Identification , Type of identification (Affix seal here) yHi ate of Florida Id FF 093962 1t OW EMBER 28.2010 RFQ 14 -07 -02 Kimtey -Horn - l 1 NOTARY PUBLIC (name printed or typed) =1 ,NY If, `SV Ff ' PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES V - - I ti City of Sunny Isles Beach - �- .�.-. �• 18070 Collins Avenue _ `r :; •,soa�po�` Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 Telephone: (305) 947-0606 Fax: (305) 949 -3113 SWORN STATEMENT PURSUANT TO SECTION 287.133(3)(a) FLORIDA STATUTES, ON PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES Pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (2) (a) of Section 287.133, Florida State Statutes - "A person or affiliate who has been placed on the convicted vendor list following a conviction for a public entity crime may not submit a Bid on a Contract to provide any goods or services to a public entity, may not submit a Bid on a Contract with a public entity for the construction or repair of a public building or public Work, may not submit Bids on leases of real property to a public entity, may not be awarded to perform Work as a Contractor, supplier, Sub - Contractor, or Consultant under a Contract with any public entity, and may not transact business with any public entity in excess of the threshold amount Category Two of Sec. 287.017, FS for thirty six months from the date of being placed on the convicted vendor list". THIS FORM MUST BE SIGNED AND SWORN TO IN THE PRESENCE OF A NOTARY PUBLIC OR OTHER OFFICIAL AUTHORIZED TO ADMINISTER OATHS. 11.1. This sworn statement is submitted to City of Sunny Isles Beach by Jay Jackson, P.E., Senior Vice President I Principal Ipnn m m ua s n� an. e for Kimley-Horn and Associates .Inc. Ipr MEW en su mi ng si6-'H wom sTa ems: whose business address is: 600 North Pine Island Road. Suite FL 33324 and (if applicable) its Federal Employer Identification number (FEIN) is 56- 0885615 (If the entity had no FEIN, include the Social Security Number of the individual signing this sworn statement: ) 11.2. 1 understand that a "public entity crime" as defined in Paragraph 287.133(1)(g), Florida Statutes, means a violation of any state or federal law by a person with respect to and directly related to the transaction of business with any public entity or with an agency or political subdivision of any other state or with the United States, including, but not limited to, any Bid or Contract for goods or services to be provided to any public entity or an agency or political subdivision of any other state of the United States and involving antitrust, fraud, theft, bribery, collusion, racketeering, conspiracy, or material misrepresentation. 11.3. 1 understand that "convicted" or "conviction" as defined in Para. 287.133(1)(b), Florida Statutes, means a finding of guilt or a conviction of a public entity crime, with or without an adjudication of guilt, in any federal or state trail court of record relating to charges brought by indictment or information after July 1, 1989, as a result of a jury verdict, non -jury trial, or entry of a plea of guilty or nolo contendere. 11.4. 1 understand that an "affiliate" as defined in Para. 287.133(1)(a), Florida Statutes, means: a.) predecessor or successor of a person convicted of a public entity crime; or b.) Any entity under the control of any natural person who is active in the management of the entity and who has been convicted of a public entity crime. The term "affiliate' includes those officers, directors, executors, partners, shareholders, employees, members, and agents who are active in the management of an affiliate. The ownership by one person of shares constituting a controlling interest in another person, or a pooling of equipment or income among persons when not for fair 0EGEMaER28,2010 RFQ 14 -07 -02 Rimlec -Horn 6 -7 r� ® market value under an arm's length agreement, shall be a prime facie case that one person controls another person. A person who knowingly enters into a joint venture with a person who ® has been convicted of a public entity crime in Florida during the preceding 36 months shall be considered an affiliate. ® 11.5. 1 understand that a "person" as defined in Para. 287.133(1)(e), Florida Statutes, means any natural person or entity organized under the laws of any state or of the United States with the legal power to ® enter into a binding Contract and which Bids or applies to Bid on Contracts for the provision of goods or services let by a public entity, or which otherwise transacts or applies to transact business with a public ® entity. The term "persons" includes those officers, directors, executives, partners, shareholders, ® employees, members, and agents who are active in management of any entity. ® 11.6. Based on information and belief, the statement which I have marked below is true in relation to the entity ® submitting this sworn statement. (Indicate which statement applies.) ® X Neither the entity submitting this sworn statement, nor any of it's officers, directors, executives, partners, shareholders, employees, members, or agents who are active in the management of the entity, nor any affiliate of the entity has been charged with and convicted of a public entity crime subsequent to July 1, ® 1989. ® The entity submitting this sworn statement, or one or more of its officers, directors, executives, partners, shareholders, employees, members, or agents who are active in the management of the entity, or an affiliate of the entity has been charged with and convicted of a public entity crime subsequent to July 1, ® 1989. The entity submitting this sworn statement, or one or more of its officers, directors, executives, partners, shareholders, employees, members, or agents who are active in the management of the entity, or an ® affiliate of the entity has been charged with and convicted of a public entity crime subsequent to July 1, 1989. However, there has been a subsequent proceeding before a Hearing Officer of the State of ® Florida, Division of Administrative Hearings and the Final Order entered by the Hearing Officer of the State of Florida, Division of Administrative Hearings and the Final Order entered by the Hearing Officer determined that it was not in the public interest to place the entity submitting this sworn statement on the ® convicted vendor list. (Attach a copy of the final order.) ® I UNDERSTAND THAT THE SUBMISSION OF THIS FORM TO THE CONTRACTING OFFICER FOR THE ® PUBLIC ENTITY IDENTIFIED IN PARAGRAPH 11.1 (ONE) ABOVE IS FOR THAT PUBLIC ENTITY ONLY AND, THAT THIS FORM IS VALID THROUGH DECEMBER 31 OF THE CALENDAR YEAR IN WHICH IT IS FILED. I ® ALSO UNDERSTAND THAT I AM REQUIRED TO INFORM THE PUBLIC ENTITY PRIOR TO ENTERING INTO ® A CONTRACT IN EXCESS OF THE THRESHOLD AMOUNT PROVIDED IN SECTION 287.017, FLORIDA STATUTES, FOR CATEGORY TWO OF ANY, CHANGE IN THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS FORM. ® BY ® igna r Jay J cks n, P. . (Printed Name) Senior Vice President / Principal ® (Title) Sworn to and subscribed before me this 11th day of August 2014 by g Jay Jackson, P.E. /// ® (AFFIX NOTARY STAMP HERE) ® S,iggnature: Notary Public — State of Florida �; NweyPudicstem.1Frorid. (tb tE0./F �,UPt� ® Charlene KurwId ® A d MyCommisaim FF 097 %t Print or Type Commissioned Name aw E"02I19mia ® P oduced Identification ® Type of Identification Produced ® rare9e ® RFQ 14 -07 -02 himley -Horn 6 -8 ® kSVNNr 111E EQUAL OPPORTUNITY / O� n AFFIRMATIVE ACTION City of Sunny Isles Beach 18070 Collins Avenue l Or fV• Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 Telephone: (305) 947-0606 Fax: (305) 949 -3113 ® EQUAL OPPORTUNITY /AFFIRMATIVE ACTION STATEMENT The contractors and all subcontractors hereby agree to a commitment to the principles and practices of equal opportunity in employment and to comply with the letter and spirit of ® federal, state, and local laws and regulations prohibiting discrimination based on race, ® color, religion, national region, sex, age, handicap, marital status, and political affiliation or belief. Signed: )a�—' Title: Senior Vice President / Principal Firm: Kimley -Horn and Associates, Inc. ® Address: 600 North Pine Island Road, Suite 450, Plantation, FL 33324 ®DECEMBER 25.2010 ® RFQ 14 -07 -02 Kimley -Horn GE' SVNNr �r1F Of��f -�•`If CONFLICT OF INTEREST V U City of Sunny Isles Beach ems. 18070 Collins Avenue '. • c o r +oc +` Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 rD�' Telephone: (305) 947 -0606 Fax: (305) 949 -3113 CONFLICT OF INTEREST STATEMENT The award of any contract hereunder is subject to the provisions of Chapter 112, Florida State Statutes. Proposers must disclose with their Bids, the name of any officer, director, partner, associate or agent who is also an officer or employee of the City of Sunny Isles Beach or its agencies. STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF Orange BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, personally appeared Jay Jackson, P.E. who was duly sworn, deposes, and states: 18.1. I am the Senior Vice President / Principal of Kimley -Horn and Associates, Inc. with a local office in Fort Lauderdale /Plantation and principal office in Raleigh, North Carolina 18.2. The above named entity is submitting a Bid for the City of Sunny Isles Beach, Bid No. 14 -07 -02 described as: Landscape Maintenance Services. The Affiant has made diligent inquiry and provides the information contained in this Affidavit based upon his own knowledge. 18.3 The Affiant states that only one submittal for the above Bid is being submitted and that the above named entity has no financial interest in other entities submitting Bids for the same project. 18.4 Neither the Affiant nor the above named entity has directly or indirectly entered into any agreement, participated in any collusion, or otherwise taken any action in restraints of free competitive pricing in connection with the entity's submittal for the above Bid. This statement restricts the discussion of pricing data until the completion of negotiations if necessary and execution of the Contract for this project. 18.5 Neither the entity nor its affiliates, nor any one associated with them, is presently suspended or otherwise ineligible from participation in contract letting by any local, State, or Federal Agency. 18.6 Neither the entity, nor its affiliates, nor any one associated with them have any potential conflict of interest due to any other clients, contracts, or property interests for this project- 18.7 1 certify that no member of the entity's ownership or management is presently applying for any employee position or actively seeking an elected position with the City of Sunny Isles Beach. 18.8 1 certify that no member of the entity's ownership or management, or staff has a vested interest in any aspect of the City of Sunny Isles Beach. 18.91n the event that a conflict of interest is identified in the provision of services, I, on behalf of the above named entity, will immediately notify the City of Sunny Isles Beach. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 11 to A Personally Known 7 Produced Identification NOTARY PUBLIC STATE OF FLORIDA X Notary PuaiC state d Florida Charlene Ku lald My Contnumon FF 093962 Etmoea 02119f2016 ® OECE_M3ER28,2010 RFQ 14 -07 -02 himley -Horn day of AuquSt , 201 ,0.4 OR Type of Id e of tion 6 -10 g V NT„ f 0 DISPUTE DISCLOSURE City of Sunny Isles Beach c' a� �; 18070 Collins Avenue '<< • noR` +` Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 o Telephone: (305) 947 -0606 Fax: (305) 949 -3113 DISPUTE DISCLOSURE FORM Answer the following questions by placing a "X" after "Yes" or "No ". If you answer "Yes ", please explain in the space provided, or on a separate sheet attached to this form. 19.1. Has your firm or any of its officers, received a reprimand of any nature or been suspended by the Department of Professional Regulations or any other regulatory agency or professional associations within the last five (5) years? YES NO X 19.2. Has your firm, or any member of your firm, been declared in default, terminated or removed from a contract or job related to the services your firm provides in the regular course of business within the last five (5) years? YES NO X 19.3. Has your firm had against it or filed any requests for equitable adjustment, contract claims, Bid protests, or litigation in the past five (5) years that is related to the services your firm provides in the regular course of business? YES X NO If yes, state the nature of the request for equitable adjustment, contract claim, litigation, or protest, and state a brief description of the case, the outcome or status of the suit and the monetary amounts of extended contract time involved. -See attached litigation history. I hereby certify that all statements made are true and agree and understand that any misstatement or misrepresentation of falsification of facts shall be cause for forfeiture of rights for further consideration of this Bid for the City of Sunny Isles Beach. Kimley -Horn and Associates, Inc. August 11, 2014 Firm Aut orized 'g a r DeceMBEa28,2010 RFQ 14 -07 -02 Rimier -Horn Date Jay Jackson, P.E., Senior Vice President/Principal Print or Type Name and Title M ® Kimley Morn ® Solange Keogh v. The Home Depot USA Inc et al: United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida; Case No. 13- CV- 61492; filed 2014; personal injury claim; dismissed; closed 2014. ® .rr North Pine Island Road, Suite 450, ® RFQ 14 -07 -02 6 -12 Kimley -Horn Kimley -Horn Litigation History ® Kimley -Horn and its subsidiaries have provided services in all fifty states and numerous countries. ® Because of the many and varied projects we have completed, we are subject to various legal proceedings from time to time and in the ordinary course of business. It is not practical to provide a ® complete list as part of this proposal. None of the pending matters, if decided against Kimley -Horn, ® would have a material impact on our financial statements or impair in any way our ability to serve our clients. Generally, these matters are covered by insurance, and we consider them to be without merit. ® From time to time, Kimley -Horn will file a lawsuit against a client for unpaid fees. We do not track ® these cases. If you would like to discuss our legal matters in more detail, please contact Kimley- Horn's General Counsel, Richard Cook, at 919.677.2058. The cases litigated in Florida in the last five years are as follows: Maria Carias. as Guardian of the Person and Property of Carlos Carias. et at v. All Catastrophe Construction Team. Inc.: 15'" Judicial Circuit Court, Palm Beach County; Case No. 50 2011 CA ® 008462 XXXX MB AD, filed 2011; personal injury claim; dismissed; closed 2011. ® Castle Brook Developers. Inc. and Coqdill Builders. Inc. v. GGI, Ltd., et al: 4`s Judicial Circuit Court, Clay County; Case No. 2008 -CA- 000239; filed 2008; alleged economic loss, settled, closed 2013. ® Eden Roc LLLP v. Kimley -Horn and Associates. Inc. and Walter M. Lugo. P.E.: 11'" Judicial Circuit Court, Miami -Dade County; Case No. 11 -26887 CA 27, filed 2011; property damage claim; settled; ® closed 2012. ® Walter Gaitan, as Personal Representative of the Estate of Carlos Jose Gaitan. Deceased. et at v. ® Gibraltar Cable Barrier Systems. L.P.. et al: 11'h Judicial Circuit Court, Miami -Dade County; Case No. ® 09 -29561 CA21; filed 2010; traffic accident, wrongful death claim; settled, closed 2011. ® Efrain Gamarra, as Personal Representative of the Estate of Maria Gamarra. Deceased v. Gibraltar Cable Barrier Systems. L.P.. et al: 15th Judicial Circuit Court, Palm Beach County; Case No. 50 -2008- ® CA- 027405; filed 2008; traffic accident, wrongful death claim; settled; closed 2012. ® Dorothea A. Gerber and Martin A. Gerber v. Heather E. Hill, et al: 15'" Judicial Circuit Court, Palm ® Beach County; Case No. 50 2009 CA 008649 XXXX MB AB; filed 2009; traffic accident, personal injuries claimed; dismissed 2010. Laurie J. Mullen . as Personal Representative De Son Tort. of the Estate of Kimberly Jean Haro. ® Deceased v. Aleiando M. Martian Mesa. Patco Transport. Inc., et al: 13`" Judicial Circuit Court, ® Hillsborough County; Case No. 06- 001608; filed 2006; traffic accident, wrongful death claim; settled; ® closed 2012. ® Solange Keogh v. The Home Depot USA Inc et al: United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida; Case No. 13- CV- 61492; filed 2014; personal injury claim; dismissed; closed 2014. ® .rr North Pine Island Road, Suite 450, ® RFQ 14 -07 -02 6 -12 Kimley -Horn ® RFQ 14 -07 -02 6 -13 Kimley -Horn Kimley »> Horn Page 2 ® Glenda Fuller. as Personal Representative of the Estate of Dana King Deceased. et at v. Bluegreen ® Resorts Management, Inc. and Kimley -Horn and Associates. Inc.: 9h Judicial Circuit Court, Orange 49 County; Case No. 11 -CA- 10865 -0; filed 2011; traffic accident, wrongful death claim; settled; closed 2014. a to Richard and Elisa Lacasse v. Wal -Mart Stores. Inc., et al: 20`h Judicial Circuit Court, Collier County; ® Case No. 1100710CA; filed 2011; bicycle accident, personal injury claim; settled; closed 2012. do Theresa Murphy. individually. Thomas Murphy. her husband and Theresa Murphy and Thomas Murphy. as parents and natural guardians of Caitlin Murphy, a minor v. Kimley -Horn and Associates Inc.: 19t' Judicial Circuit Court, Martin County; Case No. 08542CA; Filed 2008; traffic accident, personal injuries claimed; settled; closed 2011. Yolanda Ortiz and Carlos Ortiz. etc. v. Wal -Mart Stores East. LP. et al: 13' Judicial Circuit Court, Hillsborough County; Case No. 07- 009152; filed 2008; personal injuries claimed; settled; closed 2009. ® J. J. Sosa & Associates. Inc. v. Francisco Semsch Architect, Inc.. et al: 13'h Judicial Circuit Court, ® Hillsborough County, Case No. 12013373, filed 2012; alleged economic loss, pending. ® Sunset Beach Investments. LLC v. Kimley-Horn and Associates. Inc.: W Judicial Circuit Court, St. Lucie County; Case No. 562013CA000383; filed 2013, alleged economic loss, pending. ® Terracap BR Partners, L.P., et at v. Kimley -Horn and Associates. Inc., et al: 12t° Judicial Circuit Court, Sarasota County; Case No. 2013 -CA- 003435 -NC; filed 2013; alleged economic loss, pending. ® Wind Condominium Association. Inc. v. Neo Epoch 2. LLC. et al: 11'h Judicial Circuit Court, Miami - Dade County; Case No. 13- 31787CA21; filed 2013; alleged economic loss, mediated; closed 2014. 600 North Pine Island Road, Suite 450, Plantation, FIL 33324 ® RFQ 14 -07 -02 6 -13 Kimley -Horn III \ /BV rINY 112E O n V Z !r Or 4VN STATE OF FLORIDA ) COUNTY OF Orange ) ANTI - KICKBACK City of Sunny Isles Beach 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 Telephone: (305) 947-0606 Fax: (305) 949 -3113 ANTI - KICKBACK AFFIDAVIT I, the undersigned, hereby duly sworn and deposed say that no portion of this sum herein Bid will be paid to any employees of the City of Sunny Isles Beach or its elected officials as a commission, kickback, reward or gift, directly or indirectly by me or any member of my firm or by an officer of the corporation. By: Jay J ck n, Title: Senior Vice President/Principal The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this 11th day of August , 20 14 , by Jay Jackson, P.E. [name of person], as Senior Vice President/Principal [type of authority], for Kimley -Horn and Associates. Inc. [name of party on behalf of whom instrument was executed]. AFFIX NOTARY STAMP HERE: X4.)Notary Pudic State or Fbr cla Chartene Kurlold My Commission FF 093962 Expires 02/19/5018 Notary Public — State of Florida Cfffgc�imr KUgocc) Print or Type Commissioned Name Personally Known x OR Produced Identification Type of Identification Produced DECE BER 28.2010 RFQ 14 -07 -02 Kimlec -Horn 6 -14