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HomeMy WebLinkAboutKeith & Schnars, P.A.Govern Isles Beach meet Center ; cny on Ma �MAMWT P. st,ll 2, Continuing RRAZ@&GDA @gzbBso for Architec- tural, Landscape Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) Request for Qualifications No. 14 -07 -02 ;LLIL KITH andTSCH1VARS,iP fLTRIDAS l'.LOCAL 11R August 11, 2014 � uay Sunny Isles Beach Government Center City Clerk 18070 Collins Avenue AUG 1 2 2014 4th Floor Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 RE: Continuing Professional Services for Architectural, Landscape Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) Request for Qualifications No. 14 -07 -02 Dear Selection Committee: Keith and Schnars, P.A. (K &S) is pleased to present our professional consulting experience and qualifications for your consideration. K &S is proud of our long- standing relationships with municipalities in theTri -County area, including the City of Sunny Isles Beach. Having provided previous Transportation Planning, and Civil design services to the City, it would be a privilege to continue working with you. Our work can commence immediately upon selection and authorization. Finally, while reviewing our submittal, you will note that K &S offers the City the following strengths: • Proven Municipal Engineering and Consulting Experience; • Versatility of Personnel; • Responsiveness and Effective Project Management; and • Extensive Knowledge of the City needs. Proven Municipal Engineering and Consulting Experience K &S has maintained a long history of working with public entities and bringing beneficial projects to fruition for our clients. Many of our client relationships extend over 25 years, illustrating our commitment to providing top quality services in our community. Further, because South Florida is where our employees work, live, and play, our firm has a vested interest in making our community, including Sunny Isles Beach, a better place. We not only understand the technical aspects of a project, but we also understand the key goals of our clients - the successful, timely completion of projects. In 2012, we celebrated 40 years in South Florida. In that time, we have provided services to over 58 cities, 22 towns, 17 counties, and 12 state agencies, in addition to private, commercial, and community developers. Further, we fully understand what it takes to be in compliance with the many agency rules, including FDOT /LAP regulations and requirements for design, contract administration, inspection, and oversight of materials sampling and testing from Pre - construction through Final Acceptance and Closeout. This experience has given us an understanding of the interests at stake, making K &S well - suited to provide the City with the sound advice and proven expertise necessary to facilitate successful projects. As evidenced above, and through Engineering News - Record, K &S is one of Florida's top Multi- Discipline Engineering and Surveying firms. Versatility of Personnel - Florida's Big Local Firm The key individuals identified in this submittal represent only the surface of the professional capabilities that K &S can offer the City. The depth and experience of our multidisciplinary, professional staff is unparalleled. We are Florida's Big Local Firm. Many of us have worked side -by -side for over 10 years, demonstrating an increasingly rare staff continuity upon which the City can rely. Due to these long- lasting relationships, the City can be assured that these professionals will be the staff who will work on the projects throughout the duration of the contract. Responsiveness and Effective Management K &S staff members are available at the behest of City officials on short notice. Staff in our Fort Lauderdale Office will perform most of the work, providing day -to -day coordination with City staff. We recognize that our strong credentials and resources are not enough to meet your needs; however, we are well aware that the ability to respond quickly and efficiently is imperative to guarantee successful performance. Most assuredly we have that response capability and will be there when you need us This contract requires a management plan designed to specifically address the staffing, monitoring, planning, and communications challenges that can inevitably occur. Our management plan will set forth well- documented and understandable procedures, allowing staff to be efficiently managed. Specifically, our management plan provides: • An efficient management system, with clearly defined roles and responsibilities for scope, schedule and budget; • A Project Manager, once a project is assigned, as the primary point -of- contact for the City; • Quick- turnaround capability; • Compliance with individual task schedules and budgets; • Flexibility to respond to changes in scope and direction; and • Quality assurance and quality control throughout all phases of a project. We are a firm dedicated to the timely and cost - efficient delivery of services. In fact, when the FDOT released its annual summary of design overruns (time and money), K &S ranked among the best of the over two hundred firms surveyed. In the six -year period studied, K &S designed and surveyed twelve projects with a construction value in excess of $120 million. No other firm selected by FDOT in that six -year period completed this volume of work, while maintaining such low overruns in cost and time. Because we understand our clients' desire for a consultant that can deliver projects on time and schedule while maintaining quality, we establish and implement a Quality Control Plan on all our projects. Our Quality Control Plan is based on the philosophy that: • Quality is achieved by proper planning, coordination, supervision, and the appropriate use of skilled personnel; • Quality is controlled through checking, reviewing and monitoring of work activities by individuals outside of the Team; • Quality is verified by having a Senior Manager performing QA/QC functions; and • Quality is assured through independent reviews by qualified staff through each stage of project development. Conclusion As summarized above and explained throughout this submittal, K &S should be your first choice for this important contract. We understand the significance of your decision, and simply request that during your review of our submittal, you give particular consideration to the strengths that K &S will bring to the City. ServingYOU is our top priority and we look forward to the opportunity. As Team Project Manager, I will ensure that your expectations are exceeded. Please do not hesitate to contact me at (954)776 -1616 or at thall @ksfla.com should you have any questions. Respectfully submitted, Tim J. all Vice President, Civil Engineering i r. Ot ~ I 11 w -M*0 C. 11` �`Si� � -•. r . r r.• v.. tr k„w5t<� Contin `Requ aa KEITH and SCHNARS, P.A. FLORIDAS D, LOCAL FIRM o"N E24 [1I 10 Mn ® List of any outstanding litigation that would threaten the viability of the firm or the performance of this contract. 0 - Keith and Schnars does not have any outstanding litigations. 0 Indication of how long it would take to implement service after authorized to begin. ® -The K &S Team will be available and ready to service the City immediately upon notification to begin work. 0 0 0 CD �-Zr 0 aD am 0 ®� ® o L Name of Agency: Keith and Schnars, P.A. m Web Address: www.ksfla.com o 0 Company Structure: S Corporation Date Founded: 10/6/1972 0 0 FORT LAUDERDALE ® CORPORATE OFFICE m 6500 NORTH ANDREW AVENUE 8 0 FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA 33309 0 PHONE: (954) 776 -1616 • FAX: (954) 771 -7690 0 TOLL FREE: (800) 488 -1255 JACKSONVILLE t 0 7649 U.S. HIGHWAY 301 0 BRYCEVILLE, FLORIDA 32009 0 PHONE: (904) 266 -9336 • FAX: (904) 266 -9337 0 MIAMI 0 10305 NW 41ST STREET, SUITE 112 ® I DORAL. 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DISEASE - POLICY LIMIT f 1,000,00 E Professional AEH 00 609 12 27 03101/2014 03/01/2016 Per Claim 2,000,00 E Liability AEH 00 609 12 27 03/01/2014 0310112015 Aggregate 4,000,00 DESCRIPTION OF OPERATIONS l LOCATIONS / VEHICLES (ANecl, ACORD 101, AddRR..I RmeMe ScNeeuM, 11 mono specs b npulnen W TVee-ZOTU AUVKU UUKYORATION. All rights reserved, ACORD 25 )2010/05) The ACORD name and logo are registered marks of ACORD KILow A} i�iINARSa�n Page 2 SHOULD ANY OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBED POLICIES BE CANCELLED BEFORE Evidence of Coverage THE EXPIRATION DATE THEREOF, NOTICE WILL BE DELIVERED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE POLICY PROVISIONS. AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE I W TVee-ZOTU AUVKU UUKYORATION. All rights reserved, ACORD 25 )2010/05) The ACORD name and logo are registered marks of ACORD KILow A} i�iINARSa�n Page 2 A A A A A A A A A A • A U o Il�n%OO o Our diversity of disciplines is well structured to meet the needs of municipal clients through General Service Contracts. We are familiar with adapting to our clients' criteria and functioning as an extension of staff. As a multidisciplinary firm, K &S offers a full range of services including Civil Engineering, Survey, Landscape Architecture, Transportation Planning, Roadway Design, Planning, Structural, and Environmental services. Our versatility enables us to handle the variety of projects presented by our municipal clients, and the ability to apply a broad, professional perspective toward a competent complete, and direct resolution. With over 42 years of experience providing infrastructure and land development services, our strengths lie in our familiarity with local jurisdictional requirements and the relationships established by our staff, comprised of over 120 seasoned professionals. With the understanding that the Request for Qualifications may potentially award services separately by group, our team requests consideration for: • Engineering; • Survey;and • Landscaping Architecture. For each category, we have highlighted our related experience and capabilities below. ENGINEERING General Civil Engineering K &S provides a wide variety of Civil Engineering services to both Private and Public Sector clients. Our Public Sector resume includes work with Municipalities, Counties, and Drainage Districts throughout the State of Florida, including Sunny Isles Beach. In the past few years, we have designed over a half million linear feet of utility improvements. Additionally, we provided watershed analysis and master plans, water /sanitary sewer system analysis and master plans, modeling and drainage analysis for flood attenuation, design reports, neighborhood and infrastructure improvement plans, large transmission main designs, canal expansions, traffic calming, lift station design/ rehabilitation, and construction observation. Our Private Sector resume includes the preparation of DRI's, master planning, site plans, water, sewer, and drainage design, due diligence studies, permitting, and construction observation for projects ranging from less than I -acre to more than 5000- acres. With every project, we are committed to providing the quality and level of service necessary to best represent the interests of our clients. Page 3 KEITH FLORIDAS&I1 P.A. -OGSLFIR.R1 =WN MOP. 16 Additionally, our staff has expertise in Project Development and Environment (PD &E) studies and social /alternative systems studies. The Division's Vice President, Director, and Senior Project Managers are all drawn from the FDOT, and their experience and expertise is unparalleled in the State of Florida. Due to this background, you have already become familiar with our work each and every time you use 1 -95 in South Florida. Stormwater Management Design K &S is familiar with the modeling of complex stormwater management systems in South Florida and will apply Best Management Practice (BMP) to ensure that the stormwater design will comply with the various regulatory agencies. We offer a wide range of hydrologic, hydraulic and water related studies from simple flood (drainage) studies, to complex stormwater management facilities. Further, we understand the challenges of stormwater management in South Florida, and have intrinsic knowledge of water surface hydraulics as outlined in the scope of services. Our depth and breadth of experience includes the design of culverts, gravity wells, exfiltration systems levees canals and flow -ways, pump stations, seepage barriers, stormwater treatment areas, surface water storage areas and water control structures. Our experience also include stormwater quantity and quality master planning, retrofit projects, facilities analysis and design, erosion and sedimentation engineering, environmental permitting, municipal NPDES stormwater permitting and compliance programs, and a host of ecological and biological services. Road Design Our Highway Engineering Division provides transportation engineering and related services on all types of highway and road projects, ranging from access roads in residential areas, to multi -lane divided expressways with bridges, to tolls and interchanges for the FDOT, County and Municipal road departments.A typical project includes the design of signalized intersections, signing and marking plans, closed storm drainage and retention pond systems, sound barrier walls, landscape plans, new street lighting system, design survey and utility location and coordination. The Division's services include geometric design, signing and pavement marking, signal design, lighting design, drainage and scour analysis, interchange design, control plans, utility and railroad coordination, and pavement design and safety reviews. Transportation Planning Transportation Engineering Services for the City may cover a wide variety of projects. Task assignments range from providing development review services, to conducting conflict analyses or special multimodal, parking or circulation studies. Our traffic engineers have the expertise to address all of the City's needs, including corridor studies, arterial investment studies, access management, travel demand management, system improvements, and mobility enhancements. We utilize the latest industry software and computer applications, including FSUTMS (Cube Voyager), KEPIIi and 5CH cARr, P.A. Page 4 8.g - W ® C>a o 0 0 0 CORSIM and VISSIM for network simulations, and Synchro, CORSIM, and HCS for intersection and corridor system analysis, as well as the FDOT - developed LOS Plan software suite for planning level analyses. Our capabilities include use of LOS Plan to conduct multimodal planning level LOS analyses for bicyclists, pedestrians and transit service. Parks and Recreational Facilities Planning The City's General Planning services category includes Parks and Recreational Facilities Planning. K &S Landscape Architects have been involved in over 40 park projects, with both active and passive recreation. These projects consist of budgets ranging from $100,000 to $8.9 million. Project types include municipal construction, traditional design - bid and design - build. Services range from programming to master planning through construction observations and final certifications. Distinctive services include design - build specification packages, public outreach and grant preparation assistance. Our design process includes a focus on stewardship, playability, theme, maintenance considerations, product durability and minimizing impacts to surrounding land uses. Structural Engineering ® With over 100 years of combined structural experience, ® the Structural Engineering Division of K &S is made up of a dynamic group of design professionals that form an ® integral piece of this well - established multidisciplinary ® firm. Structures enjoys a diverse and expanding portfolio, providing design services and expertise to both public and private sector clients providing structural engineering services to the FDOT, County governments, municipal departments, and numerous private developers. We assist governmental agencies with plan preparation, plan phase reviews and constructability plan reviews and provide engineering and related services on all types of structural projects ranging in size and scope from complete grade separation interchanges, intersections to minor at -grade bridge canal crossings, DIMS structures, pedestrian bridges and retaining walls, seawalls marinas and docks. We have also inspected and designed condensed - schedule maintenance, repair, and rehabilitation projects and provided on -call Engineer of Record support services to the Contractor during construction. Additionally, our experience also includes "Emergency Repairs" such as unexpected damage due to vehicular collisions and hurricane - induced damage; the types of problems that due to their urgent nature are reserved for only the most proficient, reliable, and responsive structural engineering teams. Our engineers have been committed to sustaining the State of Florida's infrastructure for over forty years. Throughout that time, we have successfully completed an array of project types to include Design -Bid, Design - Build, Local Agency Programs (LAP) projects, Plans Reviews, Task Work Order (TWO) -based contracts, Request For Proposal (RFP) development, PD &E studies, Bridge Development Reports (BDR's), Project Development and Environmental (PD &E) studies, and Bridge Load Ratings and quantity and cost estimates. We are very experienced in FDOT structural design, and we are prequalified in FDOT Work Groups 4. 1.1 (Miscellaneous Structures), 4.1.2 (Minor Bridge Design), 5.1 (Conventional Bridge Inspection), 5.3 (Complex Bridge Inspection) and 5.4 (Bridge Load Rating). Urban Design and Planning Many of ourAICP, nationally - certified planning professionals have been municipal planners, bringing a high level of expertise to the City of Sunny Isles Beach. We have Page 5 KEITH FLORiwSgi?HLoC P.A. FIR NOM M1001 o experience in handling DRC reviews for municipalities and understand the everyday responsibilities of City Planners such as zoning and land development code, comprehensive planning, platting, subdivision, design criteria, site planning, land use amendments and annexation issues. K &S has a high level of EAR and comprehensive planning experience, and is knowledgeable in all of the various legislative changes and Florida Statues that govern this process. Environmental Services K &S has more than 30 years of experience obtaining and modifying permits from the U.S.Army Corps of Engineers (Section 404), U.S. Coast Guard (Bridge Permits), Florida Department of Environmental Protection (ERR, UIC, SSL Authorization), Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Relocation Permits, Disturbance Permits), the South Florida Water Management District (ERP, ROW Occupancy Permits, Consumptive Use Permits), and local agencies (County, City, local 298 drainage district, building permits, etc.). Our Environmental Permit Coordinators formerly worked for FDEP and other regulatory agencies. With their professional backgrounds and relationships, they will work with local, State, and Federal regulatory agencies and stakeholders on environmental impacts, threatened and endangered species issues, wetland delineations and wetland assessments, review of mitigation plans, compliance with regulatory permit requirements, and compliance with state and federal water quality standards. SURVEY Widely regarded as Florida's leader with respect to survey and mapping, K &S has extensive experience in the organization, management and performance of such projects. Based on past work experience for Public Sector clients, K &S is well versed in the preparation of various Surveying and Mapping Consulting Engineering Services.We understand projects may include, but are not limited to, park and recreation sites, storage buildings, parking garages, maintenance buildings, utility lines, water and wastewater treatment plants, marine facilities, seawalls, docks, fire stations, auditoriums, community centers, bridges, roadways, drainage structures, wind turbines, shade structures and office buildings. Our Survey Department offers a full range of surveying and mapping services including: +J�J KEITH and sCUnnes, P.A. Page 6 FLORIDASgI ioL [.FIRM .. • As- Built/Record Surveys • Construction Surveys /Construction Layout • Topographic Surveys • Sketch and Legal Descriptions • Easement creation • Permit Support • GIS supportlGIS mapping • Platting • QA /QC review of survey products • Expert Witness Testimony • Boundary Surveys • Engineering Design Surveys • Differential Leveling • Roadway Cross - sections & Profiles • Right -of -Way Surveys • Drainage Surveys • Control Surveys • Volume Calculations • Tree Surveys • Monumentation of Right -of -Way Corridors • Bridge Data Surveys • Digital Terrain Models (D.T.M.) • Hydrographic /Bathymetric Surveys • Specific Purpose Surveys • Wetland /Mitigation Surveys • ALTA/ACSM Surveys • Site Surveys 0 0 • • • 0 0 • 0 0 • 0 • 0 0 • SECTION TWO: Qualifications • Design Surveys • Utility Route Surveys Title Searches Records Research and Review Field Investigation Cost Estimation and Budget Support Various Technical Support as Required Mapping Services AutoCADD Drafting Global Positioning Systems (GPS) All of our field crews have extensive experience in performing all types of surveys and are equipped with state -of- the -art equipment including EFB compatible Total Stations, GPS, digital levels and reflector -less instruments. Our field staff has received the M.O.T. training currently required by the FDOT. K &S is Florida's leading GPS surveying firm. Our GPS equipment includes I I Modem Trimble Dual- Frequency Receivers. As one of Florida's largest Surveying and Mapping firms, we currently have on staff eight (8) professional Surveyors and Mappers, nine (8) field survey crews and eight (8) support staff members such as Field Crew Supervisors, Survey Technicians. CADD Technicians, and administrative staff. General Services and /or Municipality Contracts: • City of Miami • City of Fort Lauderdale City of Miami Gardens City of Miami Lakes City of Lauderdale Lakes Miami -Dade County Florida Power & Light FDOT District 4 FDOT District 6 Broward County School Board Waste Management Broward County LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE The K &S Landscape Architecture Division is highly qualified in a full -range of landscape architectural and irrigation services, specializing in landscape and irrigation designs for transportation corridors, parks and municipal facilities. Our currency is state -of- the -art design methods and techniques is assured through our constant involvement in updating industry design standards, pursuing Green Industry certifications, and researching materials and best management practices. We have remarkable experience and technical background in servicing municipal miscellaneous landscape architecture contracts, including preliminary studies, plan reviews and final construction certification. K &S has successfully provided landscape architectural consultant services under continuing professional services contracts to the City of Coconut Creek. City of Miami Gardens, City Of Marathon. City of North Miami, City of Fort Lauderdale, City of Miami and the FDOT Districts 4 and 6. Our portfolio includes the completion of streetscape projects for all types of corridors, from major arterial roadways to neighborhood greenways. Installing over 25,000 native and non - native trees and palms, and one million native and non - native shrubs in landscape projects, proves the K &S commitment to designing low- maintenance, drought tolerant, healthy, natural environments for the public to enjoy. The K &S LA Division includes arborists, landscape inspectors, horticulturalist irrigation specialists, LEED accredited professionals and five registered landscape architects. During the last 10 years, K &S has been involved in over 50 streetscape, traffic calming, multi -use trails and roadway landscape projects for state and local Page 7 KFIARIDAS Hlt7P�tA�I�MA. mcwm MOP �® municipalities. Services include: master planning, design development, construction documents, permitting, bidding, and public outreach services and inspections. Designs include: hardscape, irrigation, site amenities, planting, street and pedestrian lighting. Successful park planning and design requires starting a project off strong, paying attention to detail, finalizing the product in an efficient way to ensure that the facility can be properly maintained upon completion. Our team is prepared to meet these challenges; each of our professionals will be fully prepared throughout the process by gathering all the data, being ready to answer questions at meetings and by meticulously analyzing the site's opportunities and constraints. This preparation will ensure that park improvements are completed on time and within budget, providing the community with valuable recreational resources. K &S has been fortunate to have been awarded several park and recreation projects.These projects cover a broad range of park and recreation aspects including: • Services - from programming and master planning through construction inspection; • Contracts - single parks to multiple concurrent projects; • Recreation - active and passive; • Existing sites conditions - undisturbed, developed, residential to commercial areas; and • Funding - capital improvements, bonds and grants. K &S landscape architectural staff has also completed several municipal facility projects. These projects include City Halls, Public Works Facilities and Fire Stations. The scope of services for these projects included preliminary studies, site planning, irrigation design, site amenities design, planting plans, tree preservation plans, development review approvals, and permitting. Examples of these projects include: • Lantana Municipal Beach Complex • Public Works Facility, Deerfield Beach • Fire Station No. 92, Sunrise • City of Marathon Fire Station • City of Marathon City Hall site • Miramar Town Center • Sunset Lakes Municipal Complex PROJECT DESCRIPTIONS Civil Water and Sewer Infrastructure Water Works 2011: The Water Works 2011 program was a $600 million water and sewer infrastructure program implemented by the City of Fort Lauderdale over a period of roughly 7 years. The intent of the program was to provide sewer service to septic neighborhoods and upgrade key components of an aging infrastructure. K& S was a primary provider of survey, utility design, utility locates, geotechnical analysis, modeling, design, permitting, and construction observation for several water /wastewater improvements throughout the City. We provided services within 20 neighborhoods, with improvements totaling over 50 miles of new gravity sewer, 19 new lift- stations, 19 miles of watermain, and 5 miles of forcemain. Designs included open cut and trenchless technologies for lines ranging from 6" to 60" mains. Stormwater Analysis River Oaks and Edgewood Stormwater Analysis: River Oaks and Edgewood are two single family communities within the City of Fort Lauderdale developed within 375 acres during the 1960's and 70's. As with many older communities in South Florida, these neighborhoods were constructed without compliance with current drainage KEITH and scryurvnes, P.A. Page 8 FLORInAS 54 LocAL FIRM _ • • B SECTION TWO: Qualifications standards. Using computerized modeling in conjunction with resident input K &S identified and quantified flooding issues. Limitations of conveyance, storage, and tidal discharge negated resolution through conventional means.The nature and variety of flooding issues were categorized by severity, cause, duration, and frequency. Several alternatives were presented; each with a cost/benefit analysis focusing on level of service with limitations clearly defined. I v n ----------------- _o - . ' e :E -- �,-r , Parking Study 2012 University of Miami Parking Impact Analysis Report: K &S conducted an assessment of the University of Miami (University), existing and future parking demand and supply, location of future University parking facilities, and documented existing parking policies and management practices for over 9,000 parking spaces. We is currently developing the update to the Bank United Center Parking and Traffic Management Plan (BUC PTMP) for major special events coinciding with the PM peak hour of the adjacent street. The BUC PTMP will include parking garage arrival and discharge, traffic flow immediate to the BUC and Mark Light Stadium, intersection traffic management, pedestrian movements and corridors, emergency vehicle access, parking supply and locations, and signing and staffing plan. Traffic Analysis Traffic Safety and Operations Toolbox for On- Site and Adjacent Roadways at School BB -I: K &S conducted a review of the traffic impact study prepared for School BB -I (Sunny Isles Beach Community School) and provided a set of general solutions for various transportation issues. Potential problems and solutions were identified for the typical three modes of traffic associated with students arriving or departing from the school (1,642 students): parent drop- off/pick -up queues, school bus operations, and pedestrian. School BB -I was a proposed public school for students in grades K through 8 (1,642 students). Structural Crandon Park Marina Repairs: The Crandon Park Marina consists of seven finger docks consisting of prestressed concrete piles, pile caps and prestressed deck slabs and adjacent concrete boat ramp aprons. K &S performed above and underwater inspections and prepared repair recommendations and construction cost estimates for the repairs necessary to increase the life cycle of the facility another 25 years. Based on these recommendations, we prepared construction documents to implement the needed repairs to include plans, calculations and specifications. Bicentennial Park Seawall Stabilization and Repair Design Build): K &S was the lead engineer responsible for plans and post design services for this design build project to stabilize 1,447 linear feet of the existing seawall along Miami's Bayfront Park by adding soil anchors attached to the existing concrete cap. Challenges included complex construction issues due to unanticipated interferences with abandoned subsurface structures. Page 9 KEIT" and FLONDASSig LH P.A. OCA FM11 MCWH W010 ' Planning Comprehensive Plan Update: Monroe County has contracted with K &S to update their Comprehensive Plan Policy and Technical Documents to the 2010 -2030 planning timeframe; the last update occurred in 1995.The County is located in an Area of Critical State Concern, encompasses the Florida Keys and portions of mainland Florida, specifically the Everglades, and is home to approximately 70,000 residents. Due to the environmental sensitivity of much of the land mass, its designation as a National Marine Sanctuary and the ACSC designation, this project includes extensive cooperative efforts with a wide - variety of jurisdictional bodies, external agencies such as FDOT, ACOE, DEP, US Navy, US Fish and Wildlife Service and the Department of Community Affairs. -7-7-1 Evaluation and Appraisal Report (EAR): K &S also prepared the EAR for the County.The EAR process involves extensive public input to identify critical local issues; will assess the success of the Goals, Objectives, and Policies of the Comprehensive Plan; and gauge its compatibility with the state and regional policies, plans and regulatory requirements. Critical local issues include transportation impacts to its main road, US -I; strategies to balance growth and preservation of natural resources; water quality improvements; and hurricane evacuation requirements.The EAR was adopted in May 2012. Environmental Dune Restoration: For a 5 -mile beach renourishment project in Broward County that had temporary construction impacts to the dune system, K &S biologists documented the vegetation impacts, prepared the restoration plan, and planted and maintained dune vegetation. We just had our 3 -month inspection and we have 100% survival. Environmental Permitting and Mangrove Mitigation in North Miami: K &S designed two replacement bridges along theArch Creek Shared Use Path connecting NE 135th Street and the FIU Biscayne Bay Campus. We obtained all environmental permits and authorizations on behalf of the City of North Miami, including SFWMD, USACE, and Miami -Dade County RER. Additionally, we prepared Bridge Project Questionnaires to obtain USCG authorization. Our biologists also documented and mangrove impacts and coordinated the required mitigation. Marina Repairs and Coral Relocation: For a '/. -mile long breakwater in Ocean Reef that required repairs, K &S biologists conducted a seagrass and coral survey. K &S obtained the environmental permits and relocated the corals from the construction zone. Survey Coconut Creek Casino: The Seminole Tribe of Florida added additional space and a 7 story parking garage to the Coconut Creek Casino. The space accommodates a new gaming center, also restaurants, offices, and expanded parking. K &S provided all of the surveying services t KH:rrn and scnNAlts, RA. Page 10 - IIoRII)Xsgl ioL LIIRM _ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • M�, �MTV,�,, associated with this Phase II under the direction of Moss and Associates Construction Company. We provided design surveys, plats, boundary and topographic surveys, staking of roads, pile cap as- builts, stake and grade water mains, stake and grade FPL manholes, stake and grade storm drainage system, stake control lines, elevation certificates, as -built lake, final as- builts, miscellaneous sketch and descriptions of proposed and existing easements. Hollywood /Fort Lauderdale International Airport: K &S has been providing provided a variety of services under a miscellaneous survey services contract for the Fort Lauderdale /Hollywood International Airport expansion project. Services also included the verification of horizontal and vertical control, as- builts of columns, layout and verification of settlement plates and MSE wall, preparation of sketch and legal descriptions for easements, preparation of digital terrain model surfaces, and volume calculations. Metro Mover - Sketch and Description SW 88th and SW 57th Avenue - Topographic Survey SW 122nd Avenue and SW 56th Street - Topographic Survey SW 144th Street from SW 92nd Avenue and US- I - Topographic Survey SW 107th Avenue and SW 184th Street - Topographic Survey • Miami -Dade Housing Parking Sites - Topographic Survey • Kendall Library - Boundary, Topographic Survey and Preliminary Platting • Miami -Dade Fire Rescue Station 64 - Boundary and Topographic Survey • Parcel BLK Mover SE 6 -7 - Sketch and Description • E 25th Street - Hialeah Metrorail - Sketch and Description • Homestead Air Reserve Park - Boundary, Topographic Survey and Platting • Metrorail Bike Path Improvements - Topographic and Intersection Surveys Landscape Architecture Sunset Lakes Municipal Complex: This 26 -acre park and municipal complex was a design -build effort. It provided needed community meeting spaces, municipal operations, a gymnasium and a fire station. The surrounding passive park includes a grand entryway, extensive berming and buffering, a tot -lot and lighted par course. Miami-Dade County: K &S is providing a broad range of consulting services to Miami -Dade County. These services include, but are not limited to, general surveying, drafting and mapping. Task orders authorized under this contract have included the following: SW 136th Street - from SW 139th Court to SW 149th Avenue - Topographic Survey Town of Lantana Municipal Beach Complex: K &S provided park master planning, programming, survey, design, citizens and park user's survey, public meetings, drainage improvement recommendations, opinion of implementation cost, concepts, preliminary and final master plan for this beach front park. ® Page 1 1 s j • , KEITH and SCHNARS. P.A. J� FLMDAS BIS' LOCAL F%i MCWH �"n @Pl �® @ o M o o I,® State! 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Page 12 FI OIII pr(1 �l�' hOCAI, 111th ® Uo ® Ga o 0 0 LEED GREEN ASSOCIATE CREF\ BUILDING CERTIFICATION INSTITHTE HEREBY (JRTIFIF.S THAT Cheryl Callender N o I I.. nu nrvn......1 .., LEED GREEN ASSOCIATE .r orNOSTn.TINr 1.1 ENS. w'Lm.E .Nn V%nies r.Ynl N.; ni.a1E11 em Lola, IAa-11111 .wn rAIMUrL[s 1K.. rn suioo.r rNr usE or Tllr LEIorI lr I:I F- IV�E/G'i 1111 E:lili!va YEYT.L nllN;N IIEEIV -I IFIUN AVUlll II.: i 1T1,11 111131v" U P ' 1 tt�4AW4j � JO❑ CLJ I JO❑ Jug, 13,2013_ 10785691 _Jum 12.2015— JIJ 10 — I,..I.._. GBCI Page 13 '4 ]`).? KEITH FLORIDAS girOCALL FiR i A D :1 G R I`. LN R11ILDI NG CFR T IF IC AT ION IN,TIT I/TF H RI BI CFRTI F11- T11 Jason L Mihalovits LEED AP BUILDING DESIGN + CONSTRUCTION WI Li.l,llla`YILI VIl.�:w'.u`. ul iN.':l>.,3 Y.YV. I- L�Lt.v'•..1 ff. nl .V �.i \.•L.I .a .Ia.." '` JJJ Sephmeer 26. 2013 I0705681 _ Sey1H11EH 25,2015- J J J GBCI Page 13 '4 ]`).? KEITH FLORIDAS girOCALL FiR i SECTION TWO: Qualifications wi� KEi'm and SCHNARS, P.A. f LORIDAS 519' LOCH. I I RM Page 14 ^' f , °,ti °1 h' rt, 1 j fvn i'.k Z At is �va it tilt lix�r�.tt ��tr i `; �L��ti (+. -- 'i• ,,; w"'i ;� J4, 1 �reen�ui5l'd�ing�ou�ceG (�r is �p' " V` i? Y .i � 1 � 4r fr � �'`� •'N/` >, y z NLR,LIiY Clt RI'LNIES T {Ii .� b! k '��'.. �q- 1` r , w} •� j r t-�. ti+, ^r �v�+ .'s ✓C � .1 n^ �r� LjJ{' 1 Llt.yNA3f L,>7I �C tS 3 11,1PJ�t, IlrN fraky 1 a�tl 1'`7 �✓♦E.F x+7f� 7/tT— J'�i" %t} o '+Y ��qP htf cU t Y s fk, T � a'E '`,. $, ^atl HAS ACtIIPtV�1:.UrTH6 DESI'NATION ��t ir- �f>?�si x��� iC,l� �'�o-'/riC^''.Q- i'�>��� ?1.. Ie t f•{ /)/ttC 1, 3�5.ty� 1,�4tii...'bi{: .�`0v :' ;S).`�y j•�(k�,,�. l ii.y Yob ryp+, naiJ1. i f �aay..rt}zd � (.Zf �.iyn. N.i4+v. >< ✓vi'RUkN Y,f1. i,.<�.Jt riit /r Y xY,'i.�.1Ja.�',i, '� ,r. xJi �An iN�Yt.o 3�✓} iVM RU ad MEDURT paoMMMM . � 4YA4•J � � �'E�.auwp�t�V".M "J_AYM`J YL5Y1!<WIdUClULL7W O Date IssuedV2 / fi CM1alm,v —` S.N M1a JP ddzzi, Pr iqlr sit, Cloaril PoJndi�Cbivmzn KEi'm and SCHNARS, P.A. f LORIDAS 519' LOCH. I I RM Page 14 E lTIMREE: 0 As a firm that routinely handles several Continuous Consulting Engineering Services contracts, our organizational structure lends itself to providing design services for multiple projects of various sizes in short timeframes. The K &S Team recognize that strong credentials, resources and ability to respond quickly and efficiently are not sufficient, in and of themselves, to guarantee successful performance on this contract. The contract requires a management plan designed to specifically address the staffing, monitoring, planning and communications problems inherent in open - ended contracts. Staffing will be set forth under relevant disciplines below. K &S survey needs will be assisted in a subconsultant capacity by F.R.Aleman & Associates, Inc. (FRA). FRA, a woman and Hispanic owned consulting firm, will provide underground utility locates if necessary. With over 120 professionals and 42 years history, K &S is ready and able to respond to the City's diverse needs. Tim Hall, P.E., will be the Team Project Manager. As such, he will be the City's single point of contact for project needs. Upon assessing the specific needs of the project, Mr. Hall will have full access to all of K &S's multi - discipline professionals to ensure that your needs are met.. He will see that a qualified Project Manager is assigned dependent upon work orders and project needs. At all times, Mr. Hall will monitoring progress and be available to address client concerns. The organization charts and resumes below are presented in accordance with the three selection categories: Engineering, Survey, and Landscape Architecture. Page 15 1 _ I . VIII F, `i tity, it -� - -__ ::t• .) ,y'� 1' ^,•, 3 ,,.�'� .- \4 � ♦} -arc ,I MO KEITH and SCHSARS. P.A. FiamDkgigu)� mm TH R:70 ORGANIZATIONAL CHART - ENGINEERING John Krane, P.E. Discipline Project Manager (26)/(7) Veronica Altuve, P.E. (18)1(14) John Abbott, P.G. Discipline Project Manager (10) /(10) Jill King (10)1(1) KF,I'I'II and SCIINARS, P.A. PIUaIDAS 54 1 0CA1. PI IIM Tim Hall, P.E. Discipline Project Manager (26V(10) Frank Vilar, P.E. (19)/(14) Bruce Reed, RLA Discipline Project Manager (26)/(20) Chris Miller, RLA, LEED (20)1(16) C. Bryan Wilson, P.E. Disipline Project Manager (26)/(14) Mark Kline, P.E. (30)/(26) Robert K. Krisak, P.L.S. Discipline Project Manager (35)/(34) Timothy Gray, P.S.M. (14)/(12) (YEARS OF EXPERIENCE) /(YEARS WITH K &S) Page 16 Coriann Salas, P.E. Discipline Project Manager (13)1(12) Barbara King - Russell, P.E. (27)/(25) Debbie Love, AICP Discipline Project Manager (23)1(11) James Kahn, AICP (40)/(19) cj4j Tim Hall, P.E. ' Vice President of C•i 'ng Academic Background B.S., Civil Engineering, University of Maryland, 1987 Professional Registration Registered Professional Engineer, FL #50588 Professional Affiliations Florida Engineering Society With over 27 years of experience, Mr. Hall has been involved in numerous diverse Land Development and Civil Engineering projects. His experience providing construction management for a Builder /Developer, permit review and program management for a large municipality, and Design /Consulting services to both Private and Public sector clients, provides broad insight into the variety of issues related to project development. Having participated in the design and implementation of everything from small in -fill development to large neighborhood improvement projects, Mr. Hall has familiarity with wide range projects. His experience includes modeling, creation of master plans, preparing construction documents, permitting, and construction administration for numerous water distribution, sewer collection, storm water management, and land development projects. Relevant Experience Private Sector: Mr. Hall has provided design services for dozens of private development projects throughout Florida; including residential, commercial, and institutional. The diversity in project locations has provided exposure to the unique multi - jurisdictional requirements throughout South Florida. His project management skills and ability to align client needs with jurisdictional requirements are enhanced by years of accommodating diverse project needs. Public Sector: Projects include modeling and design of water, wastewater, and storm water collection systems at both a master planning and project specific level. Mr. Hall has a firm awareness of State and Jurisdictional requirements and methodology /means for compliance. His past civic experience and role as client manager for several general services contracts, provides an understanding of what's needed to work as an extension of Municipal Staff. General Engineering Services Contract, Fort Lauderdale, FL: Project Coordinator and point -of- contact for engineering, landscape, survey, and architectural services provided to the City through open -ended contract. In addition to management of multiple projects, Mr. Hall was responsible for overseeing design, commitment to schedule and meeting budgets for multi- facetted improvement projects. Projects included approximately $636 million in utilities infrastructure repair, replacement, and upgrades to provide water and wastewater improvements to existing neighborhoods served by septic systems and without adequate fire protection. Areas served include a mixture of single family, multi - family, commercial, office and industrial uses. In addition to utilities, improvements included streetscape, landscape, drainage, roadway re- alignment and traffic calming. Coconut Creek Casino Master Plan, Coconut Creek, FL: Expansion of an existing 65 -acre parcel within a larger 105 -acre Commerce Center parcel with multiple owners to provide for a planned 24 -story, 1,500 -room new hotel and casino with 2,500 -seat concert venue and 150,000 square feet of shops, restaurants and offices. The project includes obtaining approval for Project Master Plan in compliance with overall Main Street Master Plan prepared and accepted by the City. The many different issues and involvement with multiple entities made this a particularly complex and interesting project requiring a full range of services by the client. Services provided include Master Plan approvals for phased development utility and stormwater master plans, site plan approvals, construction documents, permitting, construction inspections and certifications, traffic studies, cost estimates, preliminary engineering documents and miscellaneous reports. These services required close coordination with other consultants as well as City and other jurisdictional permitting agencies. Client/Contact: Seminole Tribe of Florida/Deborah Grant, Phone: (954) 585 -5652. (2004 to Present) Page 17 KEITH and SCHNARS. P.A. '��' FLORI<)AS jgiq WCA FIRM Academic Background B.S., Civil Engineering, Michigan State University, 1988 Professional Registrations Registered Professional Engineer, FL #0048952 Professional Affiliations: Member, Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE) KEITH and SCHNARS, P.A. FLOIiII)A.s �IS' LOCAL FAUN John P. Kra�ne, P.E. Director of Transportation Planning Mr. Krane has 26 years of experience in planning, transportation engineering, preliminary engineering /PD &E, access management, traffic operations, and safety, with 16 -plus years of management experience. His primary areas of expertise include site impact analyses, intersection and roadway operational and level of service analyses, development and application of transportation demand forecasting models, project traffic development, and project management. He currently serves as the Director of Transportation Planning activities statewide. Relevant Experience Traffic Engineering and Transportation Planning, Parkland, FL: As the Director of the Transportation Planning Division, Mr. Krane provided a senior oversight role for this project. Services include acting as the City Traffic Engineer and Development Review Committee member for the City. We provided as- needed traffic engineering and planning services including traffic impact and site plan review, traffic control recommendations, traffic conditions monitoring, traffic operations analysis, comprehensive planning, ordinance development, and intergovernmental coordination. We also provided representation on traffic engineering issues at City Commission meetings. Client/Contact: City of Parkland/ Caryn Gardner - Young, City Manager, Phone: (954) 757 -41 12. (2008 to 2010 & 2013 to Present) Traffic Engineering Services, Fort Lauderdale, FL: As the Director of the Transportation Planning Division, Mr. Krane was the senior advisor to the team providing support services to the City. Services included providing reviews for site impact analyses and parking studies submitted to the City for approval and developing the associated comments based on the City's Code. If requested, staff would attend and make presentations to the City Council to present and /or defend the City's position. In addition to the senior advisor role, Mr. Krane provided QA/QC of work products. Client/Contact: Dennis Girisgen, Project Engineer, City of Fort Lauderdale, Phone: (954) 828 -5123. (2/07 to I / 1 1) FDOT District 4 - Office of Planning and Environmental Management: As a Transportation Planning Engineer, Mr. Krane was responsible for management of the day -to -day activities associated with the District's Systems Planning, Statistics, and Consultant Project Development and Environment sections (12 staff). In addition he managed staff development responsibilities, and represented the agency on related issues. Client/Contact: FDOT District 4 /Gus Schmidt, P.E., Phone: (954) 777 -4629. (2001 to 2007) FDOT District 4 Traffic Operations Office: As an Assistant District Traffic Operations Engineer (E.A.S. VI), Mr. Krane was responsible for management of the day -to -day activities associated with three sections: Safety Management, Congestion Management, and Access Management Client/Contact: FDOT District 4 /Mark Plass, P.E., Phone: (954) 777 -4350. (1997 to 200 1) FDOT District 4 Planning Office: As Assistant District Planning Manager (E.A.S. IV), Mr. Krane was responsible for management of the day -to -day activities associated with the Districts Growth Management and Statistics section of the Planning Office (4 staff). Client/ Contact: FDOT District 4 /Gus Schmidt, P.E., Phone: (954) 777 -4629. (1995 to 1997) Page 18 cm Academic Background B.S., Civil Engineering, Florida International University, Miami, Florida, 1995 Professional Registration Registered Professional Engineer, FIL #68194 Professional Affiliations Member, Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE) 2009 Gold Coast Chapter ITE President Veronica Altuve, P.E. Assistant Dirle_ctor of TfianspOrltatlO"PA1.5niffing Mrs. Altuve is a civil engineer with 18 years of experience. She has substantial expertise in the preparation of traffic impact studies for large scale developments, corridor studies, interchange approvals, Developments of Regional Impact (DRIB), parking studies, and municipal comprehensive plans. She has detailed expertise in transportation and traffic operations analysis using software packages such as Highway Capacity Software, SYNCHRO, CORSIM, VISSIM, SERPM, and FSUTMS. Relevant Experience University of Miami, City of Coral Gables, FL: Senior Project Manager — provides as- needed traffic and transportation planning support for the University's campus planning. These services have included three major updates of the entire traffic and parking section of the University's Master Plan, numerous traffic studies for individual buildings and facilities, an extensive parking study which included parking accumulation for over 9,000 parking (surface lots and garages) to determine parking demand and supply, traffic signal warrant studies, and the Bank United Center Parking and Traffic Management Plan. Client/Contact: University of Miami /Janet Gavarrete, Assistant Vice President of Campus Planning, Phone: (305) 284 -2108. (1996 to Present) Traffic Engineering and Transportation Planning, Parkland, FL: Senior Project Manager — provides support on this project for traffic engineering, and as- needed transportation services including traffic control, operations analysis, traffic impact analysis, site plan review, comprehensive planning reviews, and traffic safety studies. Clienc/Contacu City of Parkland /Caryn Gardner - Young, City Manager, Phone (954) 753 -5040. (2008 to 2010 & 2013 to Present) Monroe County EAR, Comprehensive Plan Update and Land Development Code Re- Write, Monroe County, FL: Responsible for the Transportation, Mass Transit, and Ports and Aviation Elements update of the Comprehensive Plan. Client/Contact: Monroe County BOCC /Christine Hurley, Growth Management Division Director, Phone: (305) 289 -2517. (12/09 to Present) Senior Traffic Engineer, Port St. Lucie, FL: Review support for the traffic studies by various land development applicants to ensure conformance to City Code transportation related regulations. Client/Contact: City of Port St. Lucie /Patricia Roebling, City Engineer, Phone: (772) 370 -8213. (2006 to 2013) City Traffic Engineer, Boca Raton, FL: Senior Project Manager - Review traffic studies, parking studies, and site plans submitted by various land development applicants to ensure conformance to City Code transportation- related regulations. Services also include attendance to Planning and Zoning Board and City Council on behalf of the City. Client/ Contact: City of Boca Raton /T. Douglas Hess, City Traffic Engineer, Phone: (561) 416 -3369. (2008 to 201 1) Traffic Engineering Services, Fort Lauderdale, FL: Senior Traffic Engineer - Review support for the traffic studies, parking studies, and site plans submitted by various land development applicants to ensure conformance to City Code transportation related regulations. ClientlContacc: City Fort Lauderdale /Dennis Girisgen, Project Engineer, Phone: (954) 828 -5123. (2005 to 3/11) Page 19 KEITH and SCHSARS. P.A. 'J]��' F..DA61 LOCAL FIM1 Academic Background M.S., Environmental Engineering, Florida International University, Miami, FL, 1995 B.S., Civil Engineering, Florida International University, Miami, FL, 1992 A.A., Miami -Dade College, 1988 Professional Registrations Registered Professional Engineer, FL #55459 KEITH and SCHNARS, P.A. IAS �IS' IL1UL FIRM II0KI O Frank V'ilar, P.E. Senior Project Manager Mr. Vilar has over 18 years of extensive professional experience in the design of water/ wastewater systems, design of drainage and storm water management systems, site design and development, preparation of contract documents and specifications for bid and permitting services experience through numerous South Florida agencies. His experience includes design of water and wastewater improvements for the City of Fort Lauderdale, rehabilitation of lift stations in Cities of Coconut Creek and North Lauderdale, and neighborhood improvements for the Westgate CRA. Professional experience also includes work on various land development projects for Seminole Tribe of Florida, Coscan Homes, Waste Management Inc. of Florida and also administering the NPDES Program for the City of Miami. Relevant Experience Coconut Creek Casino, Coconut Creek, FL: Project Engineering for design of stormwater management, drainage, potable water and sanitary sewer for the Coconut Creek Casino expansion. The Casino is a complex project located on 49 -acres of Tribal Land at the intersection of SR -7 and Sample Road in the City of Coconut Creek. The project was a design build between Moss - Anderson and the Tribe. Client/Contact: Seminole Tribe of Florida /Deborah Grant, Phone: (954) 585 -5652. (2/11 to 2/12) Waste Management — Medley Facility, Medley, FL: Development project for an existing vacant site totaling approximately 18- acres. The project entailed development of the site for use as a truck parking, maintenance and office. Responsibilities included site plan design, water distribution system, sanitary sewer collection system, paving, grading, and drainage, pavement marking & signage, onsite lake design, roadway design and permitting. Client/Contact: Waste Management Inc. of Florida /Luke DeBock, Phone: (954) 984 -2029. (201 1 to Present) North Atlantic Drive and Beach Curve Road Drainage Improvements, Lantana, FL: This project provided drainage improvements for two drainage basins totaling approximately 20- acres. The drainage basins are in low lying areas prone to flooding and had gravity storm sewer outfalls that discharge to the Intracoastal. The proposed improvements provided a storm sewer pump station at each basin location in order to help reduce roadway flood duration times during various storm events. The existing storm sewer outfall pipes were Cured -In -Place -Pipe (CIPP) lined in order to enable the outfall pipes to be used in a pressurized pumping system application. The project scope included the design and permitting of the drainage improvements through South Florida Water Management District and Town of Lantana. Client/Contact: Town of Lantana /Jerry Darr, Phone: (561) 540 -5758. Water and Wastewater Improvement Project for Lauderdale West, Sunset North, River Run, Flamingo Park, Oak River, Shady Banks and Edgewood Communities, Broward County, FL: Project Manager for the design of water and wastewater improvements for the City of Fort Lauderdale Water Works 2011 Program. The service areas for these projects are comprised of a mixture of single family, multi - family, commercial, office and industrial uses. The design phase includes over 188,000 linear ft. of gravity sewer, 20,300 linear ft of force mains, 16 new wastewater pump stations, and 43,000 linear ft. of water mains. The total construction value was estimated to be 30 million dollars. Client/Contact: City of Fort Lauderdale /Hal Barnes, P.E., Phone: (954) 522 -2604. (1/03 to 6/09) Page 20 `. _ `� Southeast Regional Director of Highways VA Academic Background B.S., Civil Engineering Auburn University, 1986 Professional Registration Registered Professional Engineer, FL #43447 Professional Certifications ATSSA - Advanced Work Zone Traffic Control Mr. Wilson has 28 years of experience in the design and management of highway transportation projects in Florida and South Carolina. Mr. Wilson joined the consultant industry in 1994 after 9 years with the FDOT. His project experience encompasses all aspects of highway design, from pavement rehabilitation to limited access interchanges and managed lanes facilities delivered in both bid -build and design -build formats. Relevant Experience Andrews Avenue Extension — Segments, FPID: 230724- 1 -32 -0, Broward County, FL: Project Manager for the design and permitting the construction of a 0.5 -mile new, 4 -lane divided roadway from Racetrack Road to Atlantic Boulevard in Pompano Beach, Florida. Responsibilities include the design and permitting of a new closed storm drainage system and retention pond system, two signalized intersections, signing and marking plans, landscape plans, and a new roadway lighting system. Client/Contact: FDOT District 4 /Anson Sonnets, P.E., Phone: (954) 777 -4474, email: Anson.Sonnett @dot.myflorida.com. (5/10 to Present) SR- 713 /Kings Highway RRR, FPID: 422957- 1- 32 -01, St. Lucie County, FL: Milling and Resurfacing of a 2 -mile section of SR -713 /Kings Highway in St. Lucie County from Indrio Road to Spanish Lakes Boulevard. SR -713 is a rural, 2 -lane roadway with paved shoulders and swale drainage. The project also involved widening design for a new left turn lane, signalization upgrades ADA ramp improvements, signing and marking, sidewalk construction, drainage modifications, utility coordination, permitting and landscaping. Client/Contact: FDOT District 4 /Nadir Rodriguez, P.E., Phone: (9S4) 777 -4385, email: Nadir.Rodriguez@ dot.myflorida.com. (12/08 to 7/ 1 1) 1 -95 RRR, FPID: 419715- 1- 52 -01, 419715- 2- 52 -01, St. Lucie County, FL: Resurfacing, Restoration and Rehabilitation (RRR) project directed at a 15.4 -mile section of 1 -95 in St. Lucie County. The project scope involved pavement resurfacing and rehabilitation, signing and marking, guardrail improvements, shoulder repair, 6traffic monitoring sites, permitting and utility coordination. Client/Contact: FDOT District 4 /Anson Sonnett, P.E., Phone: (954) 777 -4474, email: Anson .Sonnett @dot.myflorida.com. (9/06 to 9/09) Crosstown Parkway /1 -95 Interchange, St. Lucie County, FL: Senior Designer directing project design staff involved in development and preparation of roadway construction documents including roadway plans, storm drainage, traffic control plans, signing and pavement marking plans, signal plans, and specifications. Also assisted the Project Manager with the development the Preliminary Engineering Report, drainage reports, permitting and day -to -day coordination between the FDOT, City of Port St. Lucie and multiple Developers. The project scope involved construction of a new tight diamond interchange connecting Crosstown Parkway (Previously called West Virginia Drive) to 1 -95. Client/Contact: City of Port St. Lucie /Roxanne Chesser, P.E., Phone: (772) 871 -5186, email: RoxanneC @cityofpsl. com. FDOT District 4 Coordination /Leslie Wetherell, P.E., Phone: (954) 777 -4438, email: leslie .wetherell @dot.myflorida.com. (6/04 to 5/07) Ce7quest1for`47uaRfications No. 14 -07 -02 - — = KEITH H P.A. FFLORIDAS (gig LOCAL FIRA1 Academic Background B.S., Civil Engineering, Ohio University, 1983 Professional Registration Registered Professional Engineer, FL #44016 Professional Certifications Advanced Work Zone Traffic Control KEITH and SCHNARS, P.A. J hi onioAS tocn[_rumn Mark Kline, P.E. Dirtector of Highw.a,Y�s Division Mr. Kline has over 30 years of engineering design and management experience with projects involving roadway design, transportation planning and land development. Mr. Kline has become proficient in the engineering design aspects of roadway geometrics, drainage, signing and pavement marking, signalization, lighting and work zone traffic control. He has expertise in the use AASHTO design guidelines and manuals, the FDOT Plans Preparation Manual, the FDOT Design Standards, the FDOT Standard Specifications, the Florida Greenbook, the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) and other important design standards and criteria. Relevant Experience Palm Bay Parkway Design Build, FDOT LAP, FPID 428346- 1- 58 -01, Palm Bay, FL: Design Project Manager and Engineer of Record responsible for the Palm Bay Parkway Design Build project in the City of Palm Bay, Florida. Project scope included the design for new construction of a 2.311 mile portion of Palm Bay Parkway (high speed rural arterial), reconstruction /widening intersection improvements at the Palm Bay Parkway connection to Malabar Road, new construction of a 0.532 mile extension of Pace Drive (low speed rural collector), and new construction of a 0.540 -mile extension of Emerson Drive (low speed urban arterial). Project duties included engineering design and plans preparation of roadway, drainage, signing and pavement marking project components, project management of the survey, geotechnical, structural, utility coordination /relocation project components, and coordination of the plan approval and permitting process with FDOT, the City of Palm Bay, Brevard County, Melbourne Tillman Water Control District, Saint Johns River Water Management District, and ACOE. Client/Contact: Community Asphalt/Brian Beetle, Phone: (772) 316 -1760. (7/12 to Present) Districtwide General In -House Consultant, FDOT District 4: Responsible for initial, constructability and biddability phase plan reviews related to various transportation facility improvement projects. Transportation facility types which have been reviewed include freeways, urban and rural arterials, urban and rural collectors, and local streets. Project work types which have been reviewed include new construction, reconstruction, milling, resurfacing, widening, drainage improvements, signing and pavement markings, signalization, lighting, and landscape improvements. The scope of work has included the review of all pertinent contract documents including typical sections approvals, RRR reports, safety reports, drainage reports, pavement design reports, environmental reports, computation books, permit documentation, utility coordination, etc.: Client/Contact: FDOT District 4/ Juan Bowles, (9S4) 777 -4465. (3/1 1 to Present) 1 -95 Noise BarrierWall in Delray Beach—FDOT Design-Build, FPID:420919- 1- 52 -01, Delray Beach, FL: Design Project Manager and Engineer of Record for the construction of a Sound Barrier Wall along the east side of the 1 -95 Right -of -Way from north of the C- IS Canal to south of Linton Boulevard in Delray Beach, Florida. Project duties included engineer of record for the roadway components of the project including modifications to the roadway shouder, drainage system, guardrail installations, and pavement markings. Project management duties included oversite of all necessary the project design elements including survey, geotechnical, roadway, structural, maintenance of traffic, utility coordination, and permitting; coordinating the design process with FDOT and the Contractor; engineering design and preparation of roadway plans component. Clients /Contacts: FDOT District 4/ Betsy Jeffers, Phone: (954) 777 -4061; State Contracting and Engineering Consultants /Barry Transleau, Phone: (954) 923 -4747. (8/ 10 to 12/ 1 1) Page 22 s • • Coriann Salas, P.E. INDirector of Structural Engineering Academic Background B.S., Civil Engineering, University of Central Florida, 2001 Professional Registration Registered Professional Engineer, FL #64779 Professional Affiliations American Society of Civil Engineers American Institute of Steel Construction Women in Transportation Seminar Professional Civic Involvement City of Deerfield Beach Safe Structures Board Member Ms. Salas has worked in the area of structural engineering and management since 2001. She has served in roles such as Engineer of Record, Responsible -in- Charge, Project Manager and Lead Engineer for various types of projects including urban and rural bridges, limited access bridges, miscellaneous structures including marine walls and rehabilitation projects for State and Local government entities as well as private clients. Primary types of structural design/ rehabilitation projects she has completed include AASHTO and FIB girder bridges, steel truss bridges, bridge widenings, noise walls, retaining walls, box culverts, foundations and various pedestrian facilities such as pedestrian bridges, elevated platforms, boardwalks and other miscellaneous concrete and steel structures. Relevant Experience SR- 823 /Red Road Reconstruction Cost Savings Initiative, FPID 249941- 1- 52 -01, Miami -Dade County, FL: Structural Project Manager responsible for the overseeing design and preparation of a cost savings initiative for the modification of a proposed steel sheet pile bulkhead wall to a concrete post and panel wall and the modification of bridge widening design to incorporate pre- stressed flat slab units and fiber reinforced concrete. Client/Contact: MCM Corp. /Christopher Bacallao, P.E., Phone: (305) 541 -0000. (8/12 to Present) Island House Bridge Inspection and Repair Recommendations, Hillsboro Beach, FL: Project manager for the bridge inspection and repair recommendations and prioritization for the bridge leading to the Island House Condo community in the Town of Hillsboro Beach. Client/Contact: Town of Hillsboro Beach /Jean -Marie Mark, Phone: (954) 427 - 4011.(5/11 to II /II) CR -664 Main Street Roadway Improvements, Design - Build, Hardee County, FL: Designed improvements along CR -664 (Main Street) for FDOT District I. Ms. Salas was the Engineer of Record for a 6' x 9' x 40' single cell, box culvert with wingwalls, using the current FDOT LRFD Box Culvert Program. Client/Contact: FDOT District I /Kevin Ingle, P.E., Phone: (863) 519 -2740. (10/09 to 5 /10) Flynn Dock, Hillsboro Beach, FL: Design Engineer of a private wooden dock on the intercoastal waterway. The structure was comprised of prestressed square concrete piles on pressure- treated wood. Project duties included project layout and the spacing of the piles, the evaluation and distribution of loads to the joists and beams, calculating pile loads and sizing pressure- treated timber beams and joists. Client/Contact: B.K. Marine Construction/ Glen Bryant, Phone: (954) 421 -2321. (6/05 to 8/07) Andrews Avenue Segment 2 & 3 Box Culvert, Broward County, FL: Structural designer for mast arms and a 224 -ft long, with a 10 -ft by 10 -ft square box culvert. The design method used was LRFD. Client/Contact: FDOT District 4 /Le5lie Wetherell, P.E., Phone: (954) 777 -4438. (1/04 to 11/05) Rickenbacker East Fishing Pier Repairs, Miami -Dade County, FL: Post Design engineer for the analysis of the existing pier cap for the construction loads during repair work. Performed analysis of pier structures based on construction conditions during repairs that deviated for the plans and evaluated Beverly corroded steel beams for structural adequacy. Client/Contact: Miami -Dade County Public Works Department/Marcos Redondo, P.E., Phone: (305) 375 -3848. (1/09 to 3/12) Page 23 KEITH and SCHNARS. P.A. Academic Background 8.5., Civil Engineering, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY, 1981 Professional Registration Registered Professional Engineer, FL 441956 KEITH and SCHNARS, P.A. J Fialk xs 51IOCA1, FIRM Barbara King- Russell, P.E. Senior Structural Engineer Ms. King - Russell has 28 years of civil and structural engineering experience, including planning, design, construction engineering and inspection, and writing of procedures and specifications, for pedestrian and vehicular facility projects including bridges, retaining walls, sound barrier walls, box culverts, DMS sign structures and miscellaneous concrete and steel structures. She has extensive experience designing and coordinating Florida Department of Transportation projects as well as projects for cities, counties and other clients. Through her direct experience designing and coordinating structural projects, Ms. King - Russell specializes in the proactive identification of potential construction and fabrication issues during the design phase, as well as coordination with the Contractor and fabricator to streamline the approval and construction processes through responsiveness and practicality of design. Relevant Experience Bicentennial Park Seawall Stabilization and Repair, Miami, FL: Engineer of Record responsible for plans and post design services for this Design /Build project to stabilize 1447 linear feet of the existing seawall by adding soil anchors attached to the existing concrete cap. Ms. Russell resolved complex construction issues due to unanticipated interferences with abandoned subsurface structures. Client/Contact: Ebsary Foundation Co. /Matthew Shiring, P.E., Phone: (305) 325 -0530. (1/13 to 12/13) Red Road Bulkhead Wall CSI, Miami -Dade County, FL: Engineer of Record responsible for plans and calculations for FDOT Cost Savings Initiative (CSI) involving redesign of Bulkhead Walls from steel sheet piles to pile and panel design. Client/Contact: MCM /Robert Murphy, P.E., Phone: (305) 541 -0000. (7/12 to Present) SR -776 & LIS -17 Mast Arm Repairs & Replacements, Design - Build, Sarasota & Charlotte Counties, FL: Project Engineer for design of 21 special designs and 3 standard design mast arm structures along SR -776 & US -17 in FDOT District I. This project included design calculations and plans for replacement mast arm structures and drilled shaft foundations. Client/Contact: F.R. Aleman /Amazia Kiboko, P.E., Phone: (305) 591 -8777. (3/12 to 1/13) Emergency Relief Canal, Port St. Lucie, FL: Engineer of Record for a project including a cast in place concrete box culvert and two control structures. Ms. Russell was responsible for post design services for the structures. Client: City of Port St. Lucie (1/07 to 7/08) 1 -4 ITS Sign Structures, Design - Build, Polk County, FL: Structural Engineer of Record for the design and detailing of cantilever DMS structrues along the 1 -4, connecting to FDOT District I ITS system. This project included preparation of plans and design calculations (including fatigue checks) for two cantilever DMS structures and drilled shaft foundations. Client/Contact: Traffic Control Devices /Mike Pagnotti, Phone: (407) 869 -5300. (2/08 to 10/08) DMS Sign Structures, Manatee County, FL: As part of a CEI services contract for a Manatee County Design -Build project, Ms. Russell performed design review of replacement Mast Arms, supporting large DMS signs, after one of the original structures failed. Ms. Russell coordinated with the Contractor, the Fabricator, the County and FDOT for this LAP project, working to determine the cause of the failure and provide safe, structurally sound replacement structures. Client/Contact: Manatee County. (1 1 /07 to 12/08) Page 24 Academic Background M.S., Geology, New Mexico Tech, 1995 B.S., Geology, Virginia Tech, 1992 Professional Registrations Registered Professional Geologist, FL PG #2401 FDEP Certified Stormwater Management Inspector #25672 John Abbott, P.G. Director, E*Vftnmenfal Sciences and Water Resources Planning Mr. Abbott is the Director of the Environmental Sciences and Water Resources Planning Division at Keith and Schnars. In this capacity, he oversees all environmental projects in the firm, including environmental permitting, wetland mitigation and design, contamination assessment and threatened and endangered species management projects. He has served as Project Manager or Technical Lead on over 30 multi- million dollar environmental restoration projects. Relevant Experience Environmental Permitting for Seawall Stabilization at Bicentennial Park, Miami, FL: Led environmental permitting of major repairs to a 1,447 ft seawall in Biscayne Bay. Mr. Abbott prepared the permit applications (Miami -Dade County RER, SFWMD, and USACE) and coordinated a construction approach to avoid corals. Client/Contact: Ebsary Foundation Co. /Matt Shiring, Phone: (305) 325 -0530, email: matt @ebsaryfoundationco.com. (1/13 to 5/13) Environmental Permitting for Arch Creek Pedestrian Bridges, North Miami, FL: Lead Environmental Scientist - Keith and Schnars designed two single span shared use bridges along the Arch Creek Bicycle Path. Mr. Abbott directed the ecological field inspection and provided oversight of the permit applications for SFWMD, the USACE, and Miami -Dade County RER. Project included mangrove impacts and mitigation. Client: City of North Miami. (2009 to 201 1) Coral Relocation for Anglers Club Breakwater, Key Largo, FL: Conducted a coral survey on a ''A mile long breakwater. Relocated corals prior to construction. Client: Dan Moss, P.E. (10/ 13 to 2014) Dune Restoration for Beach Renourishment, Lauderdale -by- the -Sea, FL: Conducted a dune vegetation inventory and restored dunes impacted by the construction. Client/Contact: Eastman Aggregate Enterprises LLC /Bernie Eastman, Phone: (561) 969 -7147, email: buydirt2@gmail.com. (10/13 to 3/14) Environmental Assessment for Immokalee Trading Post, Immokalee, FL: Environmental Planner - Prepared an EA for a new gas station with convenience store on the Immokalee Seminole Indian Reservation. The Bureau of Indian Affairs approved the draft EA with virtually no comments. Client/ Contact: Seminole Tribe of Florida/Kathryn Colbert, Phone: (954) 965 -4380, email: KathrynColbert @semtribe.com. (1/14 to 5/14) Monroe County Comprehensive Plan, Monroe County, FL: Environmental Scientist for updating the Comprehensive Plan for the Florida Keys and the mainland part of Monroe County. Updated the Coastal Management element, the Conservation element, and the Natural Groundwater Aquifer Recharge element. This included analyses of soils, water quality, floodplains, seagrasses, coral reefs, wetlands, beaches, upland vegetation, protected species, air quality, water uses, hazardous wastes, areas of particular concern, effects of future land use on natural resources, natural disaster planning, climate change and conservation of energy. Client/Contact: Monroe County /Christine Hurley, Phone: (305) 289 -2500, email: Hurley- Christine @MonroeCounty- FL.gov. (I /10 to 2013) Page 25 KEITH and SCHNARS. P.A. ]�v FLORIDAS � /S'IDCAL FIMI Jill King En�i1onlmen , Scientist, .i; KFA rH and SCHNARS, P.A. _ Page 26 itoia onS 51 Locni. H Ms. King is an Environmental Scientist at Keith and Schnars. Prior to joining Keith and Schnars, she worked for FDEP for 10 years where she reviewed the environmental resource and wetland impact permit applications that were submitted through the FDEP West Palm Beach office. Through her years with FDEP, Ms. King has a vast knowledge of the various regulatory rules and statutes, has conducted numerous wetland assessments, and has reviewed countless mitigation proposals and plans. Relevant Experience Academic Background Environmental Permitting for Seawall Stabilization at Port of Miami, Miami, FL: M.S., Environmental Project manager for 4 different seawall sections (4 separate permit applications) for the Sciences, Florida repair of the Port's seawall. The projects consisted of repairing approximately 8,000 linear International University, ft seawall in Government Cut/Biscayne Bay. The project included dredging directly adjacent 2002 to the seawall and filling of surface waters to create a uniform line along the Port's shoreline. The project was complicated by the discovery of delicate corals attached to many sections of B.S., Environmental the seawall, which required the Department to help the applicant seek alternate locations to Studies, Florida State relocate the corals. Client/Contact: Miami -Dade County Port of Miami /FDEP /Timothy Rach, University, 1999 Phone: (850) 245 -8015. (10/03 to 6/13) Professional Training Environmental Permitting for Force Main under Biscayne Bay, Miami -Dade FDEP Wetland Delineation County, FL: Project manager for the permit application to replace a S4 -inch sanitary sewage Training force main pipeline via micro - tunneling under the Government Cut in Biscayne Bay. Ms. FDEP UMAM Training King reviewed and expedited the permit application as the existing pipeline had numerous sections close to failing. The project entailed the review of coral impacts associated with an in -water cofferdam for the project. Coordinated with other review agencies to determine the appropriate mitigation methodology and plan to be utilized to offset unavoidable impacts. Client/Contact: Miami -Dade County Water and Sewer Dept. /FDEP /Timothy Rach, Phone: (850) 245 -8015. (10/03 to 6/13) Wetland Compliance Monitoring at Everglades Restoration Area, Weston, FL: Environmental Scientist - Ms. King conducts quarterly vegetation compliance monitoring of a 42 -acre wetland mitigation area. This includes wetland flora and fauna sampling within the freshwater marsh and tree island communities. The field data is then collected and compiled in a quarterly monitoring report submitted to Broward County for review. Ms. King is also responsible to construct, maintain, and repair established monitoring quadrats throughout the field site. Client/Contact: Broward County Engineering Division /Charlie Quandt, Phone: (954) 577 -4604, email: CQUANDT@broward.org. (2013 to Present) Benthic Survey and Coral Rescue for Anglers Club Breakwater, Key Largo, FL: Biologist that planned and conducted a benthic survey on a 'A mile long in -water riprap breakwater. Prepared a benthic survey report documenting the presence of all coral and seagrass species within the project footprint. Coordinated with FKNMS on permitting and mitigation. Relocated corals prior to construction. Client: Dan Moss P.E., Phone: (561) 662 -0819. (10/13 to Present) Burrowing Owl Relocation, North Dade Optimists Club Park, Miami Gardens, FL: Biologist that conducted surveys, marked burrows to prevent accidental damage during construction, assisted with FWC relocation permit application, and constructed starter burrows. Client/Contact: City of Miami Gardens /Anthony Smith, Phone: (305) 622 -8000, email: asmith I @miamigardens- fl.gov. (I / 14 to 2/14) .i; KFA rH and SCHNARS, P.A. _ Page 26 itoia onS 51 Locni. H Academic Background B.S., Landscape Architecture, University of Florida, 1987 Professional Registration Registered Landscape Architect, FL #000 14 79 Professional Certifications Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) Professional Affiliations American Society of Landscape Architects Bruce Reed, RLA Director of LclindsC a Architecture Division Bruce Reed, RLA, is the Director of Landscape Architecture at Keith and Schnars. Included in his 25 years of experience Mr. Reed has extensive experience in a wide variety of projects, where he has provided a full range of landscape architectural services. These services consist of the following land development activities: master planning, programming, plan review, site design and development, landscape and irrigation design, cost analysis, environmental mitigation design /permitting, site approval processing /permitting and public/ client presentation. As an experienced project manager, Mr. Reed has competently prepared and administered construction and bid documents, QA/QC, contract negotiation, written reports and correspondence, review of project invoices and construction observation. As a divisional staff supervisor, he directs and schedules the design teams in completion of landscape architectural design development. Mr. Reed has developed a perceptive understanding of roadway, streetscapes, park and recreational facility design and has consistently established positive rapport with municipal and agency personnel. Relevant Experience Miramar Town Center, Miramar, FL: Served as the Project Manager, providing landscape architecture services for this urban mixed -use development. The Miramar Town Center was designed as an idyllic traditional downtown with pedestrian oriented streets, beautiful Mediterranean style architecture. "main street' store fronts and waterfront views characteristic of historic towns of Florida. Site amenities included a plaza, fountain, site furniture, decorative pavers, planters, tree grates, and landscape lighting. Client/Contact: CKC Ltd. /Centex Rooney for the City of Miramar /Cotter Christian, Phone: (954) 452 -9100. (2002 to 2005) Downtown Master Development and Major Corridor Plan, North Miami, FL: Project included corridor plans implementing complete street concepts, enhancing the corridors transit, pedestrian and bicycle environment through public and private design guidelines. Districtwide Landscape Architectural Service, Miami -Dade and Monroe Counties, FL: Project Manager for General Miscellaneous Services including landscape plan preparations, streetscapes, tree impacts, inspections, plan review and CADD Standard Recommendations. Client/Contact: FDOT District 6 /Paul Moss, RLA, Phone: (305) 470 -5560. (2001 to Present) City of Boca Raton Downtown Redevelopment, Palm Beach County, FL: Served as Project Manager for the streetscape aspects of 3 miles of US -I and Downtown side streets between US- I and Dixie Highway; including landscape, hardscape, site amenities and irrigation design. Client/Contact: City of Boca Raton/Tony Puerta, Phone: (561) 416 -3402. (1996) Sunset Lakes Municipal Complex, Miramar, FL: Programming, Master Planning, Site Planning, Planting Plan, Irrigation Design, Permitting, Construction Drawings, Specifications for a 26 -acre parklmunicipal complex design build project. Client/Contact: City of Miramar/ Henry, Talton, P.E., Phone: (954) 364 -2114. (11 /01 to 10/03) Page 27 KEITH H FLORIDAS Bit LOCAL FlPw Chris Miller, RLA, ISA, LE'E�D AP P.roiect Manager, Lands_I Arlchitect DiNisio_n Mr. Miller is a highly qualified landscape architect with a keen interest in the Green Industry. f / His broad range of experience includes all phases of the design process from site analysis, concept generation and project planning to the computer -aided drafting of landscape, irrigation and amenity designs through final implementation. He is known for his innovative �,ry design solutions and immaculate attention to design details, construction specifications, ;1 plan reviews and construction inspection. Combined with the ability to recognize and solve the complex requirements of project integration, Mr. Miller's expertise includes a thorough understanding of Florida's ecosystems and critical water conservation principles. Academic Background These strengths are complimented by his skill in photography and effective presentations. B.LA. Studies, Landscape His many years of experience include planning and design for commercial developments, Architecture, University of parks, municipal centers, streetscapes and FDOT roadway beautification projects. Mr. Miller Florida, 1993 to 1997 currently holds 15 Green Industry Certifications. Vicenza, Italy Institute of Architecture (European Relevant Experience Study program), University of Florida, 1997 FDOT District 4: Specialty construction inspection and reporting services on landscape Professional projects throughout District 4, to ensure plan compliance with FDOT specifications and as Registration well as long term landscape installation success. Client/Contact: FDOT District 4 /Hassan Registered Landscape Abedi, Phone: (954) 958 -7656, email: Hassan.Abedi @dot.state.fl.us. Architect, FL #6666970 Professional AIA /Seabreeze Boulevard, Fort Lauderdale, FL: This design for A -miles of a new Certifications pedestrian- friendly roadway and sidewalk corridor along a boulevard parallel to Fort ISA Certified Arborist LEER Accredited Professional Lauderdale Beach including themed pavement treatments, landscape, and irrigation designs GREEN Advantage Certified through details and construction documents. Client/Contact: City of Fort Lauderdale /Hal Practitioner Barnes, P.E., Phone: (954) 828 -5065. (Present) FNGLA Certified Horticultural Professional Beach Streetscape Las Olas Boulevard Phase, Fort Lauderdale, FL: Landscape FNGLA Certified Landscape Contractor Designer — This 0.50 -mile improvements consisted of roadway realignment, hardscape FIS Certified Irrigation Site treatments, ADA upgrades, landscaping, decorative lighting, signage and improved stormwater Manager drainage for a tourist destination known around the world. Services provided: Streetscape, IA Certified Irrigation roadway, planting, hardscape, irrigation, landscape, pedestrian and street lighting design, tree Contractor relocation plans, bidding assistance, and construction management. Client/Contact: City of IA Certified Irrigation Designer Fort Lauderdale /Hal Barnes, P.E., Phone: (954) 828 -5065. (2006 to 2008) IA Certified Golf Irrigation Auditor SR- 953 /LeJeune Road, Miami -Dade County, FL: Landscape Designer - A major IA Certified Landscape infrastructure /roadway beautification project, serving as the primary entrance to Miami Irrigation Auditor International Airport; Tree relocations, landscape, irrigation and lighting plans, and LIAF Certified Landscape Inspector construction observation for the 2 mile project. Client/Contact: FDOT District 6 /Paul Moss, ICPI Certified Phone: (305) 470 -5384. (2005 to 201 1) Florida Master Naturalist Professional Affiliations Palmetto Expressway Interchanges at8th, 24th, 36th, 58th and 74th, Miami-Dade American Horticultural Society County, FL: A series of stand -alone landscape interchange beautification projects along American Society of the Palmetto, increasing the urban forest with 4,400 trees and 126,000 shrubs. Following Landscape Architects landscape design were required construction meetings and continuous site inspections for Florida Irrigation Society plan compliance. Client: FDOT District 6. Florida Native Plant Society Florida Nursery Growers and Landscape Association Lyons Road, Coconut Creek, FL: Hardsca e, planting plan and irrigation design for Florida Urban Forestry two miles of main roadway compliant with City's master planning. Client/Contact: City of Council Coconut Creek/Pamela Stanton, Phone: (954) 956 -1463. (2004 was put on hold during the International Society of grant application) to Present (Phase 1, 2008). Arboriculture International Palm Society Landscape Inspectors Association of Florida Irrigation Association I'11T(h(e' and /tPage liQit�s�iM 28 R�dbert K. Krisak, P.L.S. Director of Sunreyina and N Mr. Krisak has more than 35 years of experience in all phases of land and engineering = t surveying including topographic, boundary, hydrographic, As- Built, construction layout and location surveys for highways, residential developments commercial projects and expert witness testimony. He has gained this experience through a variety of surveying - related positions, including instrument person, drafter, parry chief, and field crew coordination. Mr. Krisak is familiar with a wide range of state -of- the -art surveying equipment; And is experienced in project management, field survey supervision, office survey procedures, and Academic staff power scheduling. Background Relevant Experience A.A.S., Forestry, Paul Smith's College, 1977 Utility Undergrounding Consultant Services, Sunny Isles, FL: Mr. Krisak serves as Professional Project Manager for Survey Services for the Utility Undergrounding Consultant Services Registration contract with Sunny Isles. Survey services included Design Surveys along Collins Avenue; Design Survey of 80+ FPL proposed easement sites; Preparation of Sketch and Descriptions; Registered Professional Design Surveys of portions of 189th Street, 178th Street, Atlantic Boulevard, Northeast Surveyor and Mapper, 170th Street; Right of Way verification of 186th Street, 185th Street 183rd Street, Atlantic FL #4641 Boulevard, and 178th Street. Professional Districtwide Surveying and Mapping Services: Mr. Krisak served as Quality Affiliations Assurance Program Manager to ensure the high quality of our survey staff and deliverables Florida Society of for this Continuing Services Miscellaneous Contract in which we provide the district design Professional Surveyors and surveys, parcel and right -of -way stake outs, digital terrain models (DTM), geodetic control, Mappers control surveys, right -of -way mapping, right -of -way (monumentation) surveys, maintenance mapping and parcel sketches. Client/Contact: FDOT District 4 /Bill Arata, P.S.M., Phone: Broward County Chapter (954) 777 - 4556.(2008 to Present) of F.S.M.S. Fort Lauderdale Miscellaneous Survey Contract, Fort Lauderdale, FL: Mr. Krisak International Who's Who served as Project Manager, supervising Engineering Design Surveys, Boundary Surveys for of Professionals Key Projects such as Sistrunk Boulevard, NW 19th Street, Miami Road, Sunset Memorial Gardens, Septic Area #2, #3, #4, #5, #8 and #16, Facility Security Sites, Fort Lauderdale American Congress on Country Club, Shady Banks, Starlight Landing, Fire Station #13, Sunrise Key and Sunrise Surveying and Mapping Intracoastal Subdivision, NE 56th Street, South Andrews Avenue of the City's Water Works 2011 Program. Client/Contact: City of Fort Lauderdale/Tony Irvine, P.L.S., Phone: (954) Certified CSX Trainer 828 -5052. (2007 to 20 10) Wiles Road Extension from Lyons Road to Powerline Road, Broward County, FL: Mr. Krisak supervised field and office survey services for the preparation of final design plans for the extension of Wiles Road from Lyons Road to Powerline Road in Broward County, Florida. Survey Services such as horizontal and vertical control for construction of roadway and bridge and As -Built information were provided for the Design -Build construction of a new roadway from Lyons Road to Florida's Turnpike (West Project) and for the portion of Wiles Road from Florida's Turnpike to Powerline Road (East Project). Surveying services also included roadway alignment surveys, baseline establishments, sketch and descriptions, tree removal permits, topographic survey, monument setting, and right -of -way surveying. Raster images (computer images of aerial photography overlain with roadway design) were utilized to develop a final product. (2007) Miami -Dade Miscellaneous Master Survey Contract, Miami -Dade County, FL: Mr. Krisak served as Project Manager on various projects for Miami -Dade County, including Homestead Air Reserve Base Park Platting, Miami International Airport (MIA) Projects. Hialeah MecroRail, Intersection Design Survey, Kendall Library Improvements and Fire station 64. Client/Contacc: Miami -Dade County/Orlando Capote. P.E., Phone: (786) 469 -5248. (2006 to Present) _ Page 29_ KEITH and SCHNARS, P.A. I 1 FLORIDAS5I�IIX:AL FIRM )rn'v1Yk�!'/Y� Jv Academic Background B.S., Geomatics, University of Florida, 1999 Professional Registration Registered Professional Surveyor and Mapper, FL #LS6604 KEITH ITLn9'W S 81 cAi.Fi P.A. A. ' I Timothy Gray, P.S.M. Project Surveyor Mr. Gray is a Project Surveyor with over 14 years of experience with surveying in South Florida. He is a current resident of Sunny Isles and a graduate of the University of Florida's Geomatics Program. His experience includes a variety of surveying assignments, including: Right -of -Way mapping, Chain -of -Title research and review, computations, topographic surveys, drainage surveys, ACSM /ALTA surveys, digital terrain models (DTMs), condominium surveys, and calculated parcel stake outs. His experience has included projects for both public and private sector clients. Mr. Gray is proficient in the industry's software including MicroStation XM, Leica Level -pac, GeoPak, Caice, and AutoCAD. He is also proficient in the processing of survey data including both Electronic Field Book (EFB) and Tripod Data Systems (TDS) Data collection. Relevant Experience FDOT District Survey, Palm Beach County, FL: Served as Senior Survey Technician for our Miscellaneous Survey Contract providing control, monumentation, and design surveying for projects including: SR- 808/13th Avenue Canal, SR-A I A/Spanish River Boulevard, Forest Hill Boulevard and SR- AIA/Lake Avenue to SR -80. Districtwide Miscellaneous Survey and Mapping, FPID: 229922- 4- 32 -01, Broward, Palm Beach and Martin Counties, FL: Project Surveyor /Senior Survey Technician for District 4 Districtwide Miscellaneous Surveying and Mapping from May 2006 to present. Client/Contact: FDOT District 4 /William Arata, P.S.M., Project Manager, Phone: (954) 777 -4586. (5/06 to Present) Districtwide Miscellaneous Survey and Mapping, FPID: 250686- 1- 32 -16, Miami -Dade and Monroe Counties FL: Project Surveyor /Senior Survey Technician for District 6 Districtwide Miscellaneous Surveying and Mapping from August 2005 to present. Client/Contact: FDOT District 6 /Mr. Scott Perkins, P.S.M., Project Manager, Phone: (305) 470 - 5194.(8/05 to Present) SR- 882 /Forest Hill Boulevard, Sections #93016 -1500 & 93016 -2500, Palm Beach County, FL: Project Surveyor for Control Survey and Genesis Map from SR -7 /US -441 to SR- 809 /Military Trial. Contact: Louis Cefolia, P.S.M, Project Manager, Phone: (954) 777 -4566. SR- 818 /Griffin Road, FPID #413832 -1, Broward County, FL: Served as the Project Surveyor for the Right -of -Way Maps from SR -7 to Federal Highway /US -l. Client/Contact: FDOT District 4 /M. Louis Cetolia, P.S.M., Project Manager, Phone: (954) 777 -4566. (12/06 to 4/08) FDOT District 6 Survey, Miami -Dade County, FL: Served as Project Surveyor for a Right -of -Way Mapping contract, providing a right -of -way map, Control Survey, and other surveying services for a project along NW 87th Avenue. FDOT District 6, R /W, Broward and Palm Beach Counties; FL: Served as Project Surveyor for our Miscellaneous Right -of -Way Mapping Contract, providing right -of -way maps, control surveys, and surveying services for projects including: SR -870 /Commercial Boulevard (Broward County), SR- 882 /Forest Hill Boulevard (Palm Beach County), SR -818/ Griffin Road (Broward County). Mr. Gray worked closely with the FDOT staff to provide right -of -way mapping services for three complex projects along SR -AIA (Broward & Palm Beach Counties) which required more comprehensive research than is customary. FDOT District 6 Survey, Medley, FL: Served as Senior Survey Technician for our Miscellaneous Survey Contract, providing control and design surveying and preparation of Corridor Map for 3 -mile roadway project for NW 87th Avenue. Page 30 ®W T .Wi ® Certified Planners, AICP #022684 ® National Charrette Institute, ® 2007 ® Certified Watershed ® Manager, 2003 ® Academic ® Background ® B.S. Business Administration: ® Applied Management ® Specialty, Kaplan School of ® Business, 2002 ® Professional ® Certifications ® Certified Member of the ® American Institute of ® Certified Planners, AICP #022684 ® National Charrette Institute, ® 2007 ® Certified Watershed ® Manager, 2003 ® Florida Green Home ® Standard Certifying Agent, Florida Green Building ® Coalition, Inc., 2006 ® Planning Director ® Management American Planning ® Association, 2003 ® All Hazards Mitigation ® Planning Certification, Emergency Management ® Institute, 2002 ® Professional ® Affiliations ® American Planning Association (APA) ® Florida Chapter, American ® Planning Association (FAPA) ® Broward Section, (FAPA) Treasure Coast Section, ® (FAPA) ® Florida FEMA Task Force, ® 2000 - Current Debbie Love, AICP Senior Planner Ms. Love has over 20 years of experience in urban, comprehensive and land planning, including the preparation of neighborhood and redevelopment plans, land development regulations and comprehensive plans and amendments, community visioning and workshop facilitation, capital improvement programming, affordable housing, environmental impacts, floodplain management and mitigation, and grant writing. Ms. Love's strengths include expertise with the requirements of Florida's Growth Management Act, including development in an Area of Critical State Concern, public involvement and project management. She has served as Project Manager for a wide variety of planning activities, both large and small, throughout Florida, including, the City of Marathon Master Plan, the North Miami Downtown and Major Corridors Master Plan and the Washington Heights Neighborhood and Urban Design Plan. Relevant Experience Downtown Development and Major Corridor Master Plan, North Miami, FL: Project Planner - The City desired to create a redevelopment/development plan that included the downtown core, NE 125th Street, NE 6th Avenue, West Dixie Highway, NW 7th Avenue, NW 119th Street, and Biscayne Boulevard. Services included data collection and analysis of all existing conditions within project areas, public involvement workshops and a master plan document that will serve as a guide to the future redevelopment efforts within these areas of the City. Included in the plan were constraints and opportunities, graphic representations of the corridors, including streetscape design, gateway features, cross - sections, design guidelines, land development code amendment recommendations and implementation strategies. Client/Contact: Tanya Wilson - Sejour, City Planner, Phone: (305) 895- 9826.(11/11 to 4/13) Washington Heights Neighborhood and Urban Design Plan, Sebring CRA, Sebring, FL: Project Manager and Principal Planner - Washington Heights is one of the first communities established in the City and one of the first African - American communities in Highlands County. Ms. Love served as Project Manager and Principal Planner for the development of a neighborhood development/redevelopment plan intended to preserve and celebrate the rich, cultural heritage of the community and encourage economic growth. Additionally, she managed the charrette and visioning exercise that identified the future desired type and style of development and redevelopment in the neighborhood; and served as the Plan's primary author. Client/Contact: City of Sebring CRA/Robin Hinote, Phone: (863) 471- 5104.(5/08 to 4/09) City -Wide Redevelopment Master Plan, Marathon, FL: Project Manager - This newly incorporated city of 10,000 in the Florida Keys sought to discover the redevelopment level and approach desired by the residents and stakeholders. The Master Plan included a planning approach that acknowledged the unique characteristics of the various areas of the city and sought to provide development/redevelopment strategies and concepts that not only preserved those unique aspects of place, but encouraged appropriate levels and type of development. Additionally, the plan included market and economic analysis to assist in guiding and attracting sustainable residential and commercial development. Serving as Project Manager, Ms. Love authored major portions of the plan, including an analysis of each area's existing conditions and implementation strategies. Client/Contact: City of Marathon/ George Garrett, Planning Director, Phone: (305) 743 -0033. (1/03 to 2/07) ® State of Florida Hazard I • Mitigation Advisory Team Page 31 Ii 13 KEITH and SCHNARS, P.A. Ftnwowt Bi� LOCAL Flki James Kahn, -V Assistant DIfiie. to eof 811.5 inn, �& •' T Mr. Kahn has a broad range of interdisciplinary experience gained from his work with Wiz. developers, consultants and governmental agencies for more than 40 years in the fields of i planning, transportation, permitting, land development regulations, project management and construction. Mr. Kahn's full range of planning experience includes master planning, site plan design, rezoning and land use plan amendments. He also has extensive experience in feasibility studies, permitting, Developments of Regional Impact (DRIB), project coordination, administration of development review process. He has worked with capital improvement Academic plans and the administration of zoning codes, including preparation of land development Background regulations as well as eminent domain cases. M.S., Management and Relevant Experience Public Service, Nova University, 1978 City -Wide Master Plan, Hollywood, FL: Project Manager for the preparation of a City -Wide Master Plan for the City of Hollywood. The Plan addressed physical and Bachelor of Technology in socio- economic issues as they pertain to individual neighborhoods, commercial and business Urban Systems, Florida districts and the City as a whole. Market conditions, demographic, employment, public facility International University, and other evaluation criteria were analyzed. The Plan, in large part, has been implemented 1976 through the City's Capital Improvements. Client/Contact: City of Hollywood /Jaye Epstein, Phone: (954) 921 -3471. (10/99 to 10 /01) B.A., Geography, University of South Florida, 1973 Main Street Design Manual, Coconut Creek, FL: Project Planner and Planning Team member responsible for advising in the areas of Land Use, Zoning, Platting, and Infrastructure. A.A., Pre - Architecture, This Main Street project created a pedestrian- oriented, sustainable, green community in one Miami -Dade College, 1971 of the last large tracts (400 acres) of undeveloped infill parcels in northern Broward County. Professional The design standards are a result of a master planning process that involved numerous Affiliations community meetings and stakeholder input, and is oriented towards green technology and LEED principles in a traditional design concept. The design manual was also subsequently American Planning approved by the City as a Regional Activity Center (RAC). The project received an Award Association (APA) of Excellence from the Florida APA in 2005. Client/Contact: City of Coconut Creek/Shelia Florida Chapter, American Rose, Phone: (954) 973 -6770. (3/04 to 11/04) Planning Association City Planner, Aventura, FL: When the City of Aventura was formed in Miami -Dade (FAPA), County, Keith and Schnars acted as City Planners while the city formulated its initial structure. Treasure Coast Section Mr. Kahn was responsible for reviews of planning activities which included site plan and plat ss Profess ion on al reviews, land use and zoning evaluations, and he coordinated a complete GIS mapping of the Cerfifl cations city, including the City's Zoning Map and Future Land Use Map. Certified Member of the Comprehensive Plan Update, Evaluation and Appraisal Report (EAR), and American Institute of LDC Re -Write for Monroe County, FL: Senior Planners and QA/QC Officer for this Certified Planners, four -phase project includes an update of the County's Comprehensive Plan Policy and AICP #005537 Technical Documents to the 2010 -2030 planning timeframe (the last update occurred in 1995), preparation of the EAR, and an update to the LDC to make it more user - friendly, National Incident incorporate modern planning strategies, and implement the Goals, Objectives and Policies of Management Certificates: the updated Comprehensive Plan. Client/Contact: Monroe County BOCC /Christine Hurley, ICS 100, ICS 200, Phone: (305) 289 -2517. (12/09 to Present) ICS 300, ICS 400, IS 700, IS 800 Master Plan and land Development Regulations, Marathon. FL: Deputy Project Manager who assisted in the development of the Master Plan and participated in numerous public hearings and charrettes. Mr. Kahn was also involved in the development of land development regulations necessary for the City to implement the Master Plan. Client/ Contact: City of Marathon /George Garrett, Planning Director, Phone: (305) 743 -0033. (6/02 to 2/07) �� j���; KEITH and SCHKARS, CA. Page 32 'J1� ' PLORIDAS 8j9LoC LFiw SECTION THREE: ORGANIZATIONAL CHART - SURVEY Robert K. Krisak, P.L.S DirMor of Survey & Mapping (35)1(34) Timothy Gray, P.S.M. Donald Spicer, P.L.S. Project Surveyor Senior Project Surveyor (14)I(IZ) _ (n)I(<I) James Vazquez t 'P` Benjamin Hoyle, P.S.M. Survey Technician Surrey Crew Supervisor (15)1(9) (12)/(S) F.R. ALEMAN AND ASSOCIATES, Inc.- *W/WBE (YEARS OF EXPERIENCE)I(YEARS WITH K &S) Page 33 Eric Wilhjelm, P.S.M. Project Surveyor (z4)/(1e) Alex Hiliou Office Survey Technician W/O) KEITH and SCH\ARS, P.A. '���' FLOMDAS 51 LOCAL FIIUt Academic Background A.A.S., Forestry, Paul Smith's College, 1977 Professional Registration Registered Professional Surveyor and Mapper, FL #4641 Professional Affiliations Florida Society of Professional Surveyors and Mappers Broward County Chapter of F. S.M. S. International Who's Who of Professionals American Congress on Surveying and Mapping Certified CSX Trainer KEITH and SCHNARS, P.A. Robert I DiReM. er of 4K,S'llk , P.L.S. veyn g and ti Mr. Krisak has more than 35 years of experience in all phases of land and engineering surveying including topographic, boundary, hydrographic, As- Built, construction layout and location surveys for highways, residential developments commercial projects and expert witness testimony. He has gained this experience through a variety of surveying - related positions, including instrument person, drafter, party chief, and field crew coordination. Mr. Krisak is familiar with a wide range of state -of- the -art surveying equipment; And is experienced in project management, field survey supervision, office survey procedures, and staff power scheduling. Relevant Experience Utility Undergrounding Consultant Services, Sunny Isles, FL: Mr. Krisak serves as Project Manager for Survey Services for the Utility Undergrounding Consultant Services contract with Sunny Isles. Survey services included Design Surveys along Collins Avenue; Design Survey of 80+ FPL proposed easement sites; Preparation of Sketch and Descriptions; Design Surveys of portions of 189th Street, 178th Street, Atlantic Boulevard, Northeast 170th Street; Right of Way verification of 186th Street, 1 85th Street, 183rd Street, Atlantic Boulevard, and 178th Street. Districtwide Surveying and Mapping Services: Mr. Krisak served as Quality Assurance Program Manager to ensure the high quality of our survey staff and deliverables for this Continuing Services Miscellaneous Contract in which we provide the district design surveys, parcel and right -of -way stake outs, digital terrain models (DTM), geodetic control, control surveys, right -of -way mapping, right -of -way (monumentation) surveys, maintenance mapping and parcel sketches. Client/Contact: FDOT District 4 /Bill Arata, P.S.M., Phone: (954) 777 -4556. (2008 to Present) Fort Lauderdale Miscellaneous Survey Contract, Fort Lauderdale, FL: Mr. Krisak served as Project Manager, supervising Engineering Design Surveys, Boundary Surveys for Key Projects such as Sistrunk Boulevard, NW 19th Street, Miami Road, Sunset Memorial Gardens, Septic Area #2, #3, #4, #5, #8 and #16, Facility Security Sites, Fort Lauderdale Country Club, Shady Banks, Starlight Landing, Fire Station #13, Sunrise Key and Sunrise Intracoastal Subdivision, NE 56th Street, South Andrews Avenue of the City's Water Works 2011 Program. Client/Contact: City of Fort Lauderdale /Tony Irvine, P.L.S., Phone: (954) 828 -5052. (2007 to 2010) Wiles Road Extension from Lyons Road to Powerline Road, Broward County, FL: Mr. Krisak supervised field and office survey services for the preparation of final design plans for the extension of Wiles Road from Lyons Road to Powerline Road in Broward County, Florida. Survey Services such as horizontal and vertical control for construction of roadway and bridge and As -Built information were provided for the Design -Build construction of a new roadway from Lyons Road to Florida's Turnpike (West Project) and for the portion of Wiles Road from Florida's Turnpike to Powerline Road (East Project). Surveying services also included roadway alignment surveys, baseline establishments, sketch and descriptions, tree removal permits, topographic survey, monument setting, and right -of -way surveying. Raster images (computer images of aerial photography overlain with roadway design) were utilized to develop a final product. (2007) Miami -Dade Miscellaneous Master Survey Contract, Miami -Dade County, 0 FL: Mr. Krisak served as Project Manager on various projects for Miami -Dade County, including Homestead Air Reserve Base Park Platting, Miami International Airport (MIA) Projects, Hialeah MetroRail, Intersection Design Survey, Kendall Library Improvements and Fire station 64. Client/Contact: Miami -Dade County /Orlando Capote, P.E., Phone: (786) 469 -5248. (2006 to Present) Page 34 • 0 • Academic Background B.S., Land Surveying and Mapping, University of Florida, 1997 Professional Registrations Registered Professional Surveyor and Mapper, FL #5872 Professional Affiliations Florida Society of Surveyors and Mappers an P.S.M. Mr. Wilhjelm has over 24 years of surveying experience specializing in highway surveying and mapping with 15 of those years with Keith and Schnars. He was employed with the FDOT for 8 years, primarily working on Right -of -Way Mapping projects. While working for Keith and Schnars, Mr. Wilhjelm has completed both Design and Right -of -Way Survey and Mapping projects. He has experience in every phase of a survey and mapping project from the planning of GPS sessions, compiling DTM's, computing historic baselines and to completion of right -of -way maps. He has extensive experience with a variety of engineering and surveying related computer software including MicroStation, Geopak, Caice and Trimble Geometrics Office. Mr. Wilhjelm has served or is serving as a Project Manager for three Districtwide Surveying and one Disrtrictwide Right -of -Way Mapping contracts for District 4 and 6. His project management experience includes staff supervision, quality control and scheduling. He serves the critical role of Quality Assurance Program Manager for the Survey Department to ensure the high quality of our survey staff and deliverables. Relevant Experience Districtwide Miscellaneous Survey and Mapping, FPID: 250686- 1- 32 -16, Miami -Dade and Monroe Counties FL: Mr. Wilhjelm served as the Project Manager for District 6 Districtwide Miscellaneous Survey and Mapping contact from August 2005 to August 2010. He supervised and oversaw various surveying casks needed by the Department from simple scakeout assignments, to a 5 -mile DTM. Projects were located in both Miami -Dade and Monroe Counties. Client/Contact FDOT District 6 /Mr. Scott Perkins, P.S.M., Project Manager, Phone: (305) 470 -5194. (8/05 to 8/10) Districtwide Miscellaneous Survey and Mapping, FPID: 229922- 4- 32 -01, Broward, Palm Beach and Martin Counties, FL: Mr. Wilhjelm serves as the Project Manager for FDOT District 4 Districtwide Miscellaneous Survey and Mapping contract from May 2006 to present Projects were located in Broward, Martin and Palm Beach Counties. Client/Contact FDOT District 4/William Araca, P.S.M., Project Manager, Phone: (954) 777-4586.(5/06 to Present) FDOT District 4, FPID: 2230012- 1- 32 -05, Broward and Palm Beach, Counties, FL: Project Manager for District 4 Districtwide Right -of -Way Mapping contract from May 2002 to 2010. From 2008 to 2010, Mr. Wilhjelm supervised staff and performed quality control on right -of -way maps. Before 2008, he was the surveyor working on individual mapping projects over seeing project from right -of -way maps from setting control to finished maps. Sites were located in Broward and Palm Beach Counties. Client/Contact FDOT District 4 /Mr. Louis Cefolia, P.S.M., Project Manager, Phone: (954) 777 -4566. FDOT District4, FPID: 425037- 1- 32 -01, Broward, Martin, and Palm Beach, Counties, FL: Project Manager for FDOT District 4 Districtwide Surveying and Mapping Services contract from December 2010 to present This contract calls for various tasks requested by the Department needed for Design Services. This is the third districtwide contract Mr. Wilhjelm has been a Project Manager or Project Surveyor on for District 4. Client/Concact FDOT District 4/ Mr. William Arata, P.S.M., Project Manager, Phone: (954) 777 -4586. SR -AIA, FPID: 419858-1-32-01, Miami -Dade County, FL: Project Surveyor as a subconsultant on design survey on Collins Avenue from N 75th Street to Harding Avenue in Surfside. Started as cross sections and topography, but upgraded to full DTM. Contact Adriana Manzanares. P.E., FDOT Project Manager, Phone: (305) 470 -5283. (3/08 to 6/09) 1 -95, FPID: 419715-1-32-01, St. Lucie County, FL: RRR project on 1 -95 in St Lucie County from Martin Major task was retracing the Historic Baseline of Survey. Project Manager, Phone: (954) 777 -4566. (9/06 to 2/07) Page 35 Project Surveyor for design survey for County line to SR -70, 15 -mile project Contact Leslie Wetherell, P.E., FDOT KEITH and SCH\ARS, P.A. '1��' FLO.DA.6i, LOCAL Fmm &0Q "@u o Pogo& nQiw • Mr. Gray is a Project Surveyor with over 14 years of experience with surveying in South ,3' 4 Florida. He is a current resident of Sunny Isles and a graduate of the University of Florida's Geomatics Program. His experience includes a variety of surveying assignments, including: Right -of -Way mapping, Chain -of -Title research and review, computations, topographic surveys, drainage surveys, ACSM /ALTA surveys, digital terrain models (DTMs), condominium �. surveys, and calculated parcel stake outs. His experience has included projects for both public and private sector clients. Mr. Gray is proficient in the industry's software including Academic MicroStation XM, Leica Level -pac, GeoPak, Caice, and AutoCAD. He is also proficient in Background the processing of survey data including both Electronic Field Book (EFB) and Tripod Data Systems (TDS) Data collection. B.S., Geomatics, University of Florida, 1999 Relevant Experience Professional FDOT District4 Survey, Palm Beach County, FL: Served as Senior Survey Technician for Registration our Miscellaneous Survey Contract providing control, monumentation, and design surveying Registered Professional for projects including: SR- 808/13th Avenue Canal, SR- AIA/Spanish River Boulevard, Forest Surveyor and Mapper, Hill Boulevard and SR -AIA /Lake Avenue to SR -80. FL #LS6604 Districtwide Miscellaneous Survey and Mapping, FPID: 229922- 4- 32 -01, Broward, Palm Beach and Martin Counties, FL: Project Surveyor /Senior Survey Technician for District 4 Districtwide Miscellaneous Surveying and Mapping from May 2006 to present. Client/Contact: FDOT District 4 /William Arata, P.S.M., Project Manager, Phone: (954) 777 -4586. (5/06 to Present) Districtwide Miscellaneous Survey and Mapping, FPID: 250686- 1- 32 -16, Miami -Dade and Monroe Counties FL: Project Surveyor /Senior Survey Technician for District 6 Districtwide Miscellaneous Surveying and Mapping from August 2005 to present. Client/Contact: FDOT District 6 /Mr. Scott Perkins, P.S.M., Project Manager, Phone: (305) 470 - 5194.(8/05 to Present) SR- 882 /Forest Hill Boulevard, Sections #93016 -1500 & 93016 -2500, Palm Beach County, FL: Project Surveyor for Control Survey and Genesis Map from SR -7 /US -441 to SR- 809 /Military Trial. Contact: Louis Cefolia, P.S.M, Project Manager, Phone: (954) 777 -4566. SR- 818 /Griffin Road, FPID #413832 -1, Broward County, FL: Served as the Project Surveyor for the Right -of -Way Maps from SR -7 to Federal Highway /US -I. Client/Contact: FDOT District 4 /M. Louis Cetolia, P.S.M., Project Manager, Phone: (954) 777 -4566. (12/06 to 4/08) FDOT District 6 Survey, Miami -Dade County, FL: Served as Project Surveyor for a Right -of -Way Mapping contract, providing a right -of -way map, Control Survey, and other surveying services for a project along NW 87th Avenue. FDOT District 6, R /W, Broward and Palm Beach Counties, FL: Served as Project Surveyor for our Miscellaneous Right -of -Way Mapping Contract, providing right -of -way maps, control surveys, and surveying services for projects including: SR- 870 /Commercial Boulevard (Broward County), SR- 882 /Forest Hill Boulevard (Palm Beach County), SR -818/ Griffin Road (Broward County). Mr. Gray worked closely with the FDOT staff to provide right -of -way mapping services for three complex projects along SR -AIA (Broward & Palm Beach Counties) which required more comprehensive research than is customary. FDOT District 6 Survey, Medley, FL: Served as Senior Survey Technician for our Miscellaneous Survey Contract, providing control and design surveying and preparation of Corridor Map for 3 -mile roadway project for NW 87th Avenue. KEITH and SCnrvneS, RA. Page 36 KoRoA964 IDUI. IIItM - - e3=92=11M 1 1 . Academic Background B.S., Engineering Technology, University of Central Florida, 2008 Professional Registration Registered Professional Surveyor & Mapper, FL #LS6769 Professional Certifications CSX Safety Facilitator OSHA 30 First Aid Monitoring of Traffic Safety Fall Protection Training Benjamin Hoyle, P.S.M. Survey Carew Supervisor Mr. Hoyle is a Survey Crew Supervisor with over 12 years of experience throughout the state of Florida, 5 of which have been with Keith and Schnars. He is a graduate of University of Central Florida Engineering Technology Program. His experience includes ACSM /ALTA surveys, boundary, construction layout, topographic surveys and As -Built surveys. Mr. Hoyle has experience in today's newest software including AUCOCAD, TDS collection, Topcon and Trimble GPS. Relevant Experience Utility Undergrounding Consultant Services, Sunny Isles, FL: Mr. Hoyle serves as Field Crew Supervisor for Survey Services for the Utility Undergrounding Consultant Services contract with Sunny Isles. Survey services included Design Surveys along Collins Avenue; Design Survey of 80+ FPL proposed easement sites; Preparation of Sketch and Descriptions; Design Surveys of portions of 189th Street, 178th Street, Atlantic Boulevard, Northeast 170th Street; right -of -way verification of 186th Street 185th Street, 183rd Street Atlantic Boulevard, and 178th Street. Miami Mover, Miami -Dade County, FL: Supervised field crews in collecting data for as -built of piers, plinths and control for rail system at Miami International Airport. Client/ Contact: Miami -Dade County/Tony Hernandez, P.E.., Phone: (305) 869 -1563. (2010) Homestead Air Reserve Park, Homestead, FL: Supervised field crews in collecting data for 216 -acre park for Miami -Dade County. (2009 to 2010) Miami Lakes West Fire Rescue Station, Miami -Dade County, FL: Served as Field Crew Supervisor for the platting of Miami Lakes West Fire Rescue Station (Station #64). Survey products included a boundary and topographic survey, preparation of Tentative and Final Plats, elevation certificates, and preparation of eLOMA and LOMR -F application documents. Metrorail Bike Path Improvements, Miami -Dade County, FL: As Field Crew Supervisor Mr. Hoyle provided topographic surveys and right -of -way calculation at multiple client determined intersections. Turkey Point Power Plant, Homestead, FL: Mr. Hoyle supervised field crews for the layout and as -built of monitoring wells throughout the power plant for Florida Power and Light. Contact: Stacy Foster, Project Manager, Phone: (561) 691 -7065. (20 10) SR -A1 A, FPID #419858-1-32-01, Miami -Dade County, FL: Mr. Hoyle supervised field crews for design survey on Collins Avenue from North 75th Street to Harding Avenue in Surfside, Florida. Services included cross sections, topography and DTM. Client/Contact: FDOT District 6 /Adriana Manzanares, P.E., Project Manager, Phone: (305) 470 -5283. (3/08 to 6/09) SR- 25/US -27, FPID #425211-1-52-01, Miami -Dade County, FL: Mr. Hoyle supervised field crews for a 5 -mile DTM of SR -25 and side streets from Homestead Extension of Florida Turnpike to Broward County Line. Client/Contact: FDOT District 6 /Scott Perking, P.S.M., Project Manager, Phone: (305) 470 -5194. (20 10) Fort Lauderdale Airport, Broward County, FL: Mr. Hoyle served as Survey Crew Supervisor, providing a variety of survey services for the runway extension. Services included: right -of -way determination and stakeout, monthly Quantity Survey and Volume Calculation, Pile As -Built surveys, Control Surveys, verification of control and construction stake out. Page 37 KEITH owa!S glk L'OULL F)w P.A. F Donald Spicer, P.L.S. Senior P,rtoiect Sur ►vevor KEITH and SCHNARS, P.A. Page 38 '����' F IORIDAS gI�'IOCnI. FIIim`� Mr. Spicer has more than 37 years of surveying experience as a Professional Land Surveyor 9 in South Florida. His experience includes all phases of land surveying including topographic, boundary, hydrographic, As- Built, construction layout, location /route surveys for design purposes, Power Transmission, residential developments, commercial projects and H American Land Title Association (ALTA) surveys. He is experienced in using AutoCAD for the Land Surveys, Parcel Sketches, Easements, Record Drawings. Mr. kr preparation of and Spicer also has many years of actual field work experience in the land surveying industry. He is familiar with a wide range of state -of- the -art surveying equipment. He is also experienced Academic in project management, field survey supervision and office survey procedures. Background Registered Professional Relevant Experience Surveyor, FL #4677 Fire Training Facility at 3900 Thomas Avenue, Miami, FL: Project Surveyor for Professional all calculations, horizontal and vertical control, supervison of survey field crews, survey Affiliations drawings and client coordination for boundary and topographic survey. Florida Surveying and Mapping Society (FSMS) Utility Undergrounding - Collins Avenue, Sunny Isles, FL: Project Surveyor for all calculations, survey drawings, easement sketch and descriptions, as -built drawings, Florida Surveying and supervision of survey field crews, horizontal and vertical control networks for project. Mapping Society (FSMS) GPS Users Group South Florida Water Management District Surveying Contract: Field Crew National Society of Supervisor responsible for supervision and coordination of all field crews, verifying procedures and accuracy of all field work on several projects in Broward, Palm Beach Professional Surveyors and Collier Counties such as, Golden Gate Canal (Collier County), Old Pompano Canal (NSPS) (Broward County), Pump Station 13 at Orange Drive and SR -7 (Broward County). SR -Al A, from Sheridan Streetto Hollywood Boulevard (Miscellaneous Surveying Contract), Hollywood, FL: Field Crew Supervisor responsible for supervision and coordination of all field crews, verifying procedures and accuracy of all field work on Project. Christmas Park Boundary and Topographic Survey, Miami, FL: Field Crew Supervisor responsible for supervision and coordination of all field crews, verifying procedures and accuracy of all field work, calculations for boundary determination and reviewing final survey drawings on project. FDOT District 4 - Miscellaneous Survey Contract: Field Crew Supervisor responsible for supervision and coordination of all field crews, monitoring of schedules and production, verifying procedures and accuracy of all field work on several projects in Broward, Palm Beach, Indian River and St. Lucie Counties. Oslo Road and 1 -95 Interchange Preliminary Design Study (Miscellaneous Survey Contract), Indian River County, FL: Project Surveyor Responsible for all calculations, horizontal and vertical control, right -of -way determination, supervision of all survey field crews for project in Indian River County. Client: FDOT District 4. KEITH and SCHNARS, P.A. Page 38 '����' F IORIDAS gI�'IOCnI. FIIim`� A° • s Academic Background ATI Career Training Center James Vasquez Survey Technician MrVasquez is a survey professional with over 15 years of experience as a Survey and Mapping CADD Technician. His background includes experience in As -Built surveys, design surveys, ALTA -ACSM Land Title surveys and construction surveying. MrVasquez has created plats for recording in Broward and Palm Beach Counties. He is also proficient with specialized CADD standards and regulations mandated for the City of Fort Lauderdale. Relevant Experience Hard Rock Casino, Hollywood, FL: Survey Technician for various projects on site including preparing a design for parking lots, parking garage and Sprung Building. Immokalee Casino, Immokalee, FL: SurveyTechnician for draftingTopographic Surveys, expansion of casino and parking lots. Coconut Creek Casino, Coconut Creek, FL: Drafting including boundaries, platting, topographic, as- builts and lake cross - sections. Client/Contact: Seminole Tribe of Florida/ Deborah Grant Phone: (954) 585 -5652. (2004 to Present) Homestead Air Reserve Park, Homestead, FL: Drafting for 216 -acre park in Miami -Dade County including platting, boundary and topographic. Snake Creek Road Mitigation Project, Broward and Hendry Counties, FL: Survey Technician for 500- acre mitigation project consisting of Topographic and Design Surveys to mitigate 20 -mile roadway embankment reconstruction project for Seminole Reservation in Broward and Hendry Counties for the Seminole Tribe of Florida. Septic Area 2, Fort Lauderdale, FL: Survey Technician preparing a design and utility location survey for a 300 -acre municipal residential redevelopment improvement project. Septic Area 8, Fort Lauderdale, FL: Survey Technician preparing a design and utility location survey for a 725 -acre municipal residential redevelopment improvement project. Client/Contact: City of Fort Lauderdale /Hal Barnes, P.E., Phone: (954) 828 -5065. Big Cypress East Conveyance Canal Project, Hendry County, FL: Survey Technician for 19 -mile drainage construction project for Seminole Reservation in Hendry County for the Seminole Tribe of Florida. Client: Seminole Tribe of Florida. Fort Lauderdale Beach Streetscape, Fort Lauderdale, FL: Drafting for Design Survey Beach Streetscape project for the city of Fort Lauderdale. Client/Contact: City of Fort Lauderdale /Hal Barnes, P.E., Phone: (954) 828 -5065. (Present) Request for QualiflCations No. 14 -0702 _ ___ M ,j KEITH and SCHNARS. P.A. l Fm DXs 8iS LOCAL. 1`IM1 Mr. Hiliou has more than 8 years of land surveying experience as the Certified Survey S 7 ( Technician III Boundary Crew Chief in Florida. His experience includes GIS asset inventories, strongACAD background, GPS surveys (Static/ RTK), conventional topographic survey,ALTA, boundary, hydrographic, As- Built, construction layout, R/W survey, Cross - section survey, Power Tramission lines survey, and Subdivision Layouts. He is familiar with a wide range of state -of- the -art surveying equipment. He is also experienced in Underground Utility Locations. Academic Relevant Experience Background B.S. Geomotics, University Storm Water Asset Inventories, Orlando, FL: Mr. Hiliou was the Crew Chief for of Florida, 2013 Southeastern Surveying and Mapping Corporation in Central Florida. He performed the A.S., Civil /Surveying complete asset inventories of the storm water structures for the city of Orlando. Engineering Technology Traffic Signs Inventories, Lake County, FL: Mr. Hiliou was the GIS technician for A.S., Drafting /Design Southeastern Surveying and Mapping Corporation in Central Florida. He assigned the unique Technology I.D., collected, and post - processed in ARC View GIS 9.3 over 1,000 traffic signer for Lake A.A., General Study County, Florida. Valencia College, Orlando, Traffic Signs Reflectivity Report, Taveres, FL: Mr. Hiliou was the GIS technician for Florida, 2011 Southeastern Surveying and Mapping Corporation in Central Florida. He assigned the unique A.S., Land Use Technician, I.D., collected, and post - processed in ARC View GIS 9.3 over 500 traffic signs for the City of Republic of Belorus Taveres, Lake County, Florida. Land Use Engineering Sun Rail, Orlando, FL: Mr. Hiliou worked as part of the land surveying crew on SunRail Byelorussian Agricultural project. Academy Proposed New Interchanges in Lake and Sumter Counties, FL: Mr. Hiliou worked Professional as part of the land surveying crew on Proposed New Interchanges in Lake and Sumter Certificates Counties in Central Florida. California Land Surveyor -in- Training Certified Survey Technician III, Certificate in Geomatics Technical Certificates in Architectural Drafting Mechanical Drafting Land Surveying Drafting AutoCAD Maintenance offrafc CSX Roadway Worker Protection Training Confined Space Entry Advance Utility Locator Professional Affiliations Florida Society of Professional Surveyors and Mappers The Imaging & Geospatial Information Society ,' �I haI I'll and SCUNARS,r.A. —Page 40 '���' nDRIUAS 81 IL)UI. FIRM ® EXPERTISE ® Surveying ® EMPLOYMENT ® Joined FRA 07 /1996 ® 1996 -1993 ® Accurate Locating • EDUCATION ® Subsurface Utility ® Engineering (SUE) ® Utility Coordination ® (1985) e EXPERIENCE ® With FRA: 17 fears With Others: 4 Years R. ALEMAN ® EMPLOYMENT ® Joined FRA 07 /1996 ® 1996 -1993 ® Accurate Locating • EDUCATION ® B.A. ® Liberal Arts ® Old Westbury. NY ® (1985) ® CERTIFICATIONS ® Florida Intermediate ® Training - ATSSA (2010) ® RedVector's ® Understanding Subsurface Utility ® Engineering (2004) ® WorkZone Traffic Control ® Intermediate Level ® (2002) ® Confined Space Entry ® Training Program (1999) ® OFFICE LOCATION Miami ® ® R. ALEMAN F Asx <v4+.Irc. DENNIS STANTON Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) Task Leader Mr. Stanton has specialized in utility coordinating, mapping and protection of subsurface utility systems for over 20 years. He has relevant and recent work experience in designating, locating and plant protection projects. He has performed utility investigations with a variety of electronic detection devices, survey equipment and air /vacuum excavators on numerous projects throughout Florida, New York. Virginia and Maryland. He has supervised over 10,000 test holes and over 1,000,000 utility feet of designating. PROJECT EXPERIENCE Districtwide Utility Location Services, FDOT 6 (2009 - Present). FRA serves District 6 as a Prime consultant. Mr. Stanton is the Project Manager for this contract: he facilitates a quick response to the Department when ordering subsurface exploration services. He provides all the necessary services to designate, locate by excavation. survey and map existing surface and subsurface utilities to support the design of construction plans on projects selected by the Department. He provides exact horizontal and vertical locations of existing underground utilities by way of electromagnetic, sonic and other geophysical location techniques including vacuum excavation. Contact: Mr. Tony Soto (305) 470 -5232 Districtwide Utility Coordination Services, FDOT 6 (2006 - 2011; 2011 - Present). Mr. Stanton serves as a Utility Coordinator as needed for this contract. During the life of our initial contract. FRA received between a 4.0 and 4.7 composite grade. FRA completed numerous major roadway projects under this contract and has provided on -site services, as needed. Tasks have included all phases of utility negotiations and relocation (electric, telecommunications /cable, water /sewer, gas /fuel). FRA has provided Utility Coordination services in accordance with FDOT's standards, policies and procedures and is familiar with FDOT's utility agreements. FRA has worked with various utilities companies (FPL Distribution, Transmission, Fibernet; Comcast: Bellsouth; Verizon; Miami -Dade Water & Sewer; Level 3 Communications: Qwest Communications, etc.) on multiple projects within Miami -Dade and Monroe County. Contact: Mr. Tony Soto (305) 470 -5232 Land Surveying Services, Miami -Dade County Public Schools (312004 - Present). FRA has been awarded two consecutive contracts as a Prime consultant by the MDCPS board. Under this contract we have performed nearly all types of survey services including boundary, topographical, specific purpose, title searches, elevation certificates, roof surveys, etc. Other types of work provided include to the school board include ground penetrating radar (GPR), underground utility location and designation. Mr. Stanton serves as the SUE coordinator for this project. Over the course of the contract, we been assigned 96 Work Orders most of which were at different schools, on many occasions the services were required immediately and FRA's survey /utility crews have begun work within 24 hours of being issued. Contact: Ms. Nancy Tobin No Longer w/ Survey Group Districtwide Subsurface Utility Engineering, FDOT 7 (2 Consecutive Contracts: 8/2001 - 812006 & 712006 - Present). Mr. Stanton, as a SUE Coordinator, provides all the necessary services to designate, locate by excavation, survey and map existing surface and subsurface utilities to support the design of construction plans on projects selected by the Department. He provides exact horizontal and vertical locations of existing underground utilities by way of electromagnetic, sonic and other geophysical location techniques including vacuum excavation. Contact: Mr. John Kubler No Longer with FDOT / Ms. Darling Calender (813) 975 -6146 Districtwide Utility Location Services & D/W Underground Utility Services Contract, FDOT 4 (1112000 - 05/2011). Mr. Stanton, as the Project Manager, provided all the necessary services to designate, locate by excavation, survey and map existing surface and subsurface utilities to support the design of construction plans on projects selected by the Department. He provided exact horizontal and vertical locations of existing underground utilities by way of electromagnetic, sonic and other geophysical location techniques including vacuum excavation. FRA was been awarded two consecutive contracts! Contact: Mr. Ken Olson (954) 777 -4563 / Mr. Bob Hughan, PSM (954) 777 -4558 S ROT110N THRtEE: ORGANIZATIONAL CHART - LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE Chris Miller, RLA, LEED AP Project Manager, Landscape Architecture Division (20)/(16) Jason Mihalovits, RLA, LEED AP Assistant Director of Marisol Ortega, ISA Project Manager, Landscape Architecture Division (21)1(7) KEIITIII>nti SCII ARS, P.A. Bruce Reed, RLA Director of Landscape Architecture (26)/(20) Cheryl Callender, RLA, LEED Ell Project Manager, Landscape Architecture Division (I3)/(2) Christine McKay Associate (2) /(<1) (YEARS OF EXPERIENCE)I(YEARS WITH K &S) Page 42 Raul Gavela junior Associate (3) /( <1) Shea Hansen, ISA Project Manager, Landscape Architecture Division (2)/(7) O Academic Background B.S., Landscape Architecture, University of Florida, 1987 Professional Registration Registered Landscape Architect, FL #000 14 79 Professional Certifications Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) Professional Affiliations American Society of Landscape Architects Bruce Reed, R�LA Director of Landscap Architecture Division Bruce Reed, RLA, is the Director of Landscape Architecture at Keith and Schnars. Included in his 25 years of experience Mr. Reed has extensive experience in a wide variety of projects, where he has provided a full range of landscape architectural services. These services consist of the following land development activities: master planning, programming, plan review, site design and development, landscape and irrigation design, cost analysis, environmental mitigation design /permitting, site approval processing /permitting and public/ client presentation. As an experienced project manager, Mr. Reed has competently prepared and administered construction and bid documents, QA/QC, contract negotiation, written reports and correspondence, review of project invoices and construction observation. As a divisional staff supervisor, he directs and schedules the design teams in completion of landscape architectural design development. Mr. Reed has developed a perceptive understanding of roadway, streetscapes, park and recreational facility design and has consistently established positive rapport with municipal and agency personnel. Relevant Experience Miramar Town Center, Miramar, FL: Served as the Project Manager, providing landscape architecture services for this urban mixed -use development. The Miramar Town Center was designed as an idyllic traditional downtown with pedestrian oriented streets, beautiful Mediterranean style architecture, "main street' store fronts and waterfront views characteristic of historic towns of Florida. Site amenities included a plaza, fountain, site furniture, decorative pavers, planters, tree grates, and landscape lighting. Client/Contact: CKC Ltd. /Centex Rooney for the City of Miramar /Cotter Christian, Phone: (954) 452 -9100. (2002 to 2005) Downtown Master Development and Major Corridor Plan, North Miami, FL: Project included corridor plans implementing complete street concepts, enhancing the corridors transit, pedestrian and bicycle environment through public and private design guidelines. Districtwide Landscape Architectural Service, Miami -Dade and Monroe Counties, FL: Project Manager for General Miscellaneous Services including landscape plan preparations, streetscapes, tree impacts, inspections, plan review and CADD Standard Recommendations. Client/Contact: FDOT District 6 /Paul Moss, RLA, Phone: (305) 470 -5560. (2001 to Present) City of Boca Raton Downtown Redevelopment, Palm Beach County, FL: Served as Project Manager for the streetscape aspects of 3 miles of US -1 and Downtown side streets between US- I and Dixie Highway; including landscape, hardscape, site amenities and irrigation design. Client/Contact: City of Boca Raton/Tony Puerta, Phone: (56 1) 416 -3402. (1996) Sunset Lakes Municipal Complex, Miramar, FL: Programming, Master Planning, Site Planning, Planting Plan, Irrigation Design, Permitting, Construction Drawings, Specifications for a 26 -acre park/municipal complex design build project. Client/Contact: City of Miramar/ Henry, Talton, P.E., Phone: (954) 364 -21 14. (11 /01 to 10/03) Page 43 KEITH and SCH\ARS, P.A. ''�1, FLORIDAS 81 LOCAL FI RSI I iller, RLA, ISA Manager, Landscape A►rC— ,hitect Dliuisio_n Tier �;c„ Mr. Miller is a highly qualified landscape architect with a keen interest in the Green Industry. His broad range of experience includes all phases of the design process from site analysis, concept generation and project planning to the computer -aided drafting of landscape, »* irrigation and amenity designs through final implementation. He is known for his innovative design solutions and immaculate attention to design details, construction specifications, plan reviews and construction inspection. Combined with the ability to recognize and solve the complex requirements of project integration, Mr. Miller's expertise includes a Academic thorough understanding of Florida's ecosystems and critical water conservation principles. Background These strengths are complimented by his skill in photography and effective presentations. B.L.A. Studies, Landscape His many years of experience include planning and design for commercial developments, Architecture, University of parks, municipal centers, streetscapes and FDOT roadway beautification projects. Mr. Miller Florida, 1993 to 1997 currently holds 15 Green Industry Certifications. Vicenza, Italy Institute of Architecture (European Relevant Experience Study program), University of Florida, 1997 FDOT District 4: Specialty construction inspection and reporting services on landscape Professional projects throughout District 4, to ensure plan compliance with FDOT specifications and as Registration Registered Landscape vve11 as long term landscape installation success. Client/Contact: FDOT District 4 /Hassan Architect, FL #6666970 Abedi, Phone: (954) 958 -7656, email: Hassan.Abedi @dot.state.fl.us. Professional Certifications AIA /Seabreeze Boulevard, Fort Lauderdale, FL: This design for .4 -miles of a new ISA CertifedArborist pedestrian - friendly roadway and sidewalk corridor along a boulevard parallel to Fort LEED Accredited Professional Lauderdale Beach including themed pavement treatments, landscape, and irrigation designs GREEN Advantage Certified through details and construction documents. Client/Contact: City of Fort Lauderdale /Hal Practitioner FNGLA Certified Horticultural Barnes, P.E., Phone: (954) 828 -5065. (Present) Professional FNGLA Certified Landscape Beach Streetscape Las Olas Boulevard Phase, Fort Lauderdale, FL: Landscape Contractor Designer — This 0.50 -mile improvements consisted of roadway realignment, hardscape FIS Certified Irrigation Site treatments, ADA upgrades, landscaping, decorative lighting, signage and improved stormwater Manager IA Certified Irrigation drain age for a tourist destination known around the world. Services provided: Streetscape, Contractor roadway, planting, hardscape, irrigation, landscape, pedestrian and street lighting design, tree IA Certified Irrigation relocation plans, bidding assistance, and construction management. Client/Contact: City of Designer Fort Lauderdale /Hal Barnes, P.E., Phone: (954) 828 -5065. (2006 to 2008) IA Certified Golf Irrigation Auditor IA Certified Landscape SR- 953 /LeJeune Road, Miami -Dade County, FL: Landscape Designer - A major Irrigation Auditor infrastructure /roadway beautification project, serving as the primary entrance to Miami LIAF Certified Landscape International Airport; Tree relocations, landscape, irrigation and lighting plans, and Inspector construction observation for the 2 mile project. Client/Contact: FDOT District 6 /Paul Moss, ICPI Certified Phone: (305) 470 -5384. (2005 to 201 1) Florida Master Naturalist Professional Affiliations Palmetto Expressway Interchanges at8th,24th, 36th, 58th and 74th, Miami-Dade American Horticultural Society American Society of County, FL: A series of stand -alone landscape interchange beautification projects along Landscape Architects the Palmetto, increasing the urban forest with 4,400 trees and 126,000 shrubs. Following Florida Irrigation Society landscape design were required construction meetings and continuous site inspections for Florida Native Plant Society plan compliance. Client: FDOT District 6. Florida Nursery Growers and Forida Urban Forestry Florida Urban Forestry Lyons Road, Coconut Creek, FL: Hardscape, planting plan and irrigation design for Council two miles of main roadway compliant with City's master planning. Client/Contact: City of International Society of Coconut Creek/Pamela Stanton, Phone: (954) 956 -1463. (2004 was put on hold during the Arboriculture grant application) to Present (Phase I, 2008). International Palm Society Landscape Inspectors Association of Florida The Irrigation Association US Green Building Council KEITH and SCHNARS, P.A. J]J�' FLORIDAS51LOCAI. Mw Page 44 6'. Request for QuoliRcaHons No. 14 -0 -02 KEITH and SCHSARS, P.A. 'J� f•',' FLOIi1D/S BI�"lIX�L FIRM ® Mr. Mihalovits brings over ten years of experience with multiple aspects of the design w process to our projects at Keith and Schnars. These aspects include concept generation, ® site inventory, site and master planning, landscape and irrigation design, code compliance ® issues, project specifications, construction observation green design and infrastructure, and ® \� computer -aided drafting and design. Mr. Mihalovits has held a leadership role in a range of project types including planning and design for transportation, commercial, residential and T municipal projects. Mr. Mihalovits pioneered the electronic delivery of landscape plans for Academic the firm and continues to maintain a proactive approach to evolving technology and software ® Background in the design field. ® B.LA., Landscape Relevant Experience ® Architecture, University of ® Florida, 2004 Heron Bay Commercial, Coral Springs, FL: Landscape Plan and Site Amenities for a 42 -acre mixed -use development encompassing a 19 -acre residential zone and a 23 -acre ® AA, University of Florida, office and retail zone. 2001 ® Professional Brighton Fitness Trail, Seminole Tribe of FL: Site Master Plan including outdoor exercise ® Registrations lighting, signage, park furniture, pavilions, and wetland plantings. Client/Contact: ® Registered Landscape Seminole Seminole Tribe of Florida/Debbie Grant, Phone: (954) 977 -6700. (2005) ® Architect, Rolling Oaks and Bunche Parks Improvement Program, Miami Gardens, FL: ® FL #LA6667128 Master planning and grant assistance for City of Miami Gardens parks, including a nature trail, ® Professional recreation center, maintenance buildings, pavilions, press boxes, a concession /restroom facility, /football fields, Certifications erti soccer tennis courts, a par course, volleyball courts, an aquatic play ® AP BD +C structure, lighting, signage, parking, and playgrounds. Client/Contact: City of Miami Gardens/ Jay Marder, Phone: (305) 622 -2225. (11/05) ® ® Professional Mitchell Moore Park Improvements, Pompano Beach, FL: Followed the project ® Affiliations American Society of from site design through construction for a 2 -phase renovation including a par course, ball fields dugouts, furniture, football field, Play structure, two with scorer's platforms, site ® Landscape Architects bleachers, court resurfacing, an irrigation system, and drainage improvements for this City of Pompano Beach park. Client/Contact: City of Pompano Beach /Alessandra Delfico, Phone: ® US Green Building Council (954) 786 -4619. (4/07) ® El Rio Multi -use Trail, Boca Raton, FL: Design of a green area in the middle of the urban ® fabric that integrates the user with natural features. Landscaping, irrigation and amenity ® design for 1.5 miles of a multi -use trail. Client/Contact: City of Boca Raton /Joy Puerta, Phone: (561) 416 -3410. (201 1) ® One Stop Shop, Fort Lauderdale, FL: Keith and Schnars provided professional services associated with plant inventory, exotic vegetation removal, re- establishment of native ® vegetation, and creation of enhanced beach view corridors for this project which were ® originally 4 separate projects. By combining the projects, reduced efforts were needed for permitting through the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP). Planting ® concepts were developed and reviewed, with budgets, through the City's Environmental ® Office. Landscape architectural services include planting design, irrigation design, construction documents, bidding assistance, and construction observation. (2012) ® Miramar Town Center, City of Miramar, FL: Mixed -use pedestrian oriented design of public spaces, including town hall, performing arts center, civic plaza and streetscapes for the ® City of Miramar. Client/Contact: CKC Ltd. /Centex Rooney for the City of Miramar /Cotter ® Christian, Phone: (954) 452 -9100. (2002 to 2005) 6'. Request for QuoliRcaHons No. 14 -0 -02 KEITH and SCHSARS, P.A. 'J� f•',' FLOIi1D/S BI�"lIX�L FIRM J@GDW l`�1�J. D fl °J - Ms. Callender is a trilingual (English, Spanish, and French) professional designer with I over 15 years of experience. Her career as a licensed professional Architect in Panama includes designing and managing high - profile urban projects. Since receiving her Masters of Landscape Architecture at Florida A &M University. Her expertise has been applied to numerous streetscapes and roadway designs. In addition to her design duties, Ms. Callender is responsible for reviews and quality analysis and control over projects as well as field inspections. Ms. Callender has considerable experience in all the major software systems Academic used in these types of designs including Autocad, Microstation, Sketchup, Adobe Photoshop, Background Adobe Illustrator, and Adobe In- Design. She is also responsible for much of the Division's presentation plans and graphics. M.LA., Landscape Architecture, Florida A &M Relevant Experience University, 2006 SR- 953 /LeJeune Road, Miami -Dade County, FL: Landscape Design - A major B.S., Architecture, infrastructure /roadway beautification project, serving as the primary entrance to Miami University of International Airport. Project tasks included tree relocations, landscape, irrigation and Panama, 1997 lighting plans, and construction observation for the 2 -mile section. Ms. Callender's role Professional for this project was primarily in re- design, the QA/QC process, and the extensive field Registration inspections. Client/Contact: FDOT District 6 /Paul Moss, Phone: (305) 470 -5384. (2005 to 2011) Registered Architect, Panama Miami Intermodal Center (MIC) Rental Car Center (RCC), Miami -Dade County, FL: Landscape Design - This is a design for a major transportation hub building, parking, and Registered Landscape bus infrastructure facility serving as the primary vehicle entrance to Miami International Architect, Airport. Project tasks included tree relocations, landscape, irrigation and lighting plans, and FL #LA6667177 construction observation for the 4 -acre site and surroundings in conjunction with the LeJeune Professional Road design. Ms. Callender's role for this project was primarily re- design of sections during Certifications Professional construction, QA/QC and field inspections /observations. Client/Contact: FDOT District 6/ LEED Green Associate Paul Moss, Phone: (305) 470 -5384. (2005 to 201 1) SR- 5 /US -1 /Biscayne Boulevard from NE 15th Street to NE 35th Street, Miami -Dade County, FL: Landscape Design - This project is a 1.5 -mile section of an urban, developed road under total renovation through a section of downtown Miami. Ms. Callender's role included various landscape services such as tree inventory, appraisal, and distribution, landscape design, irrigation design, hardscape design, and lighting design. Client/ Contact: FDOT District 6 /Craig James, Phone: (305) 470 -522. (2009 to 201 1) Atlantic Boulevard Streetscape CRA, Pompano Beach, FL: Designer /Project Manager - This project is a significant Streetscape beautification improvement to an existing urban mixed use street of I -mile in length. Tasks included landscape inventories, ADA upgrades, landscaping, irrigation, decorative lighting, signage and improved storm water drainage for the main roadway corridor from US -1 to Pompano Beach beachfront. Ms. Callender's role also included significant public meetings and graphic presentations as well as coordination with other professional teams preparing designs on adjacent projects for the City. Client/Contact: City of Pompano Beach /Horatio Danovich, CRA Engineer, Phone: (954) 786 -7834. (20 10 to 201 1) Rolling Oaks and Bunche Parks Improvement Program, Miami Gardens, FL: Master planning and grant assistance for City of Miami Gardens parks, including a nature trail, recreation center, maintenance buildings, pavilions, press boxes, a concession /restroom facility, soccer /football fields, tennis courts, a par course, volleyball courts, an aquatic play structure, lighting, signage, parking, and playgrounds. Client/Contact: City of Miami Gardens/ Jay Marder, Phone: (305) 622 - 2225.(11/05) TMNVQ KFioHOns�i�r' uRr ice,^ Page 46 (Q]l C Academic Background MIA, Florida A &M University, 2007 BFA, Studio Arts, Florida State University, 2001 Professional Certifications ISA Certified Arborist, FL #6409A Shea Hansen, ISA Project Manager, Landscape Architect Division Since arriving at Keith and Schnars in 2006, Ms. Hansen has gained a variety of experience in the Landscape Architecture field. Starting as an intern and working up to a Project Manager's position, Shea has worked on many projects large and small from parks to streetscapes and master planning. Shea has strong design instincts and polished graphic skills. As a Certified Arborist, Shea is also keenly interested in the preservation and improvement of the urban forest in coordination with a Smart Growth design approach to our landscapes. Relevant Experience Rolling Oaks and Bunche Parks Improvement Program, Miami Gardens, FL: Designer - Master planning and grant assistance for City of Miami Gardens parks, including a nature trail, recreation center, maintenance buildings, pavilions, press boxes, a concession/ restroom facility, soccer /football fields, tennis courts, a par course, volleyball courts, an aquatic play structure, lighting, signage, parking, and playgrounds. Ms. Hansen contributed to the site analysis, and site layout and the landscape design through onsite pre construction observations. Client/Contact: City of Miami Gardens /Jay Marder, Development Service Director, Phone: (305) 622 -2225. (11/05) Biscayne Boulevard, Miami -Dade County, FL: Designer and Inspector - Ms. Hansen was involved in the landscape and irrigation design for 1.4 miles of streecscape improvements along Biscayne Boulevard in the downtown area of the city of Miami. Alongside her design work, Ms. Hansen's contributions to the project included several onsite analysis visits. Client/ Contact: FDOT District 6 /Jose Barrera, P.E. Phone: (305) 470 -5260. SR- 953 /LeJeune Road Improvements Project, Miami -Dade County, FL: Designer - As an Associate, Ms. Hansen participated in landscape and irrigation designs. She also facilitated communications between the Miami International Airport staff and Keith and Schnars personnel throughout the project. Client/Contact: FDOT District 6 /Paul Moss. Phone: (305) 470 -5384. North Miami Downtown Development and Major Corridor Master Plan North Miami, FL: Designer - Six major corridors within the City of North Miami were analyzed based on a Complete Streets Initiatives, gateway treatments, streetscape initiatives, landscape and hardscape treatments. As well, design guidelines and code recommendations were created for the development of mixed -use buildings. Conceptual designs demonstrated recommendations for each roadway. (2013) Districtwide Landscape Design Services, Miami -Dade County, FL: Ms. Hansen served as a contracted in -house project manager for the FDOT District 6 office for 3 years, providing landscape architectural services including preparation of landscape and irrigation plan sets, plan reviews, presentations, reports, permit coordination, review meetings, tree relocations, inspections and miscellaneous consultations. Most notably, on behalf of the DLA, Ms. Hansen oversaw the development of the landscape plans, including the inventory and tree relocation for SR- 826/836 Interchange Reconstruction Design Build Project; as well, Ms. Hansen oversaw the inventory and tree relocation, landscape design and inspections for SR -826 Palmetto Expressway Reconstruction from Bird Road to Sunset Drive Design Build Project. Client/Contact: FDOT District 6 /Kirk Hoosac, Phone: (305) 470 -5384. (2007 to 2011) Page 47 KEITH and SCHSARS. P.A. Rom DAi glk LIX nw f O O O 0 0 Ms. Ortega lends more than 20 years of experience as a designer, project manager, arborist v; and specialized inspector to the Landscape Architecture Division. Her background spans '. all aspects of the Green Industry, from pre- construction site survey and analysis, overall W project design, construction management, to post- development inspection and reporting for jF ; residential, commercial and municipal projects. She has worked with numerous community 1 and city officials as well as developers to provide project landscape design and contract management, as well as over site for the installation and maintenance of city monuments, Academic parks, roadways, commercial centers and housing developments. She has also provided Background post -storm hazard assessment, environmental mitigation observation and reporting for wetland and coastal environments. Today, she thoroughly evaluates project sites, provides Business Management, landscape and irrigation design, and effectively coordinates with clients, firms, officials and Florida International providers throughout the production process and project construction. University Relevant Experience Professional Certifications SR- 907 /Alton Road, 5th Street to Michigan Avenue, Miami Beach, FL: The ISA Certified Arborist, landscape design for the complete renovation of this one -mile stretch of Alton Road was FL #741A achieved through coordinated efforts with FDOT District VI and the City of Miami Beach. AutoCAD - Level Through color renderings and community outreach meetings, Ms. Ortega illustrated the 1 Certification, option of using new products, such as bonded aggregate tree basins, where landscape spaces Sheridan Technical College were limited. Client/Contact: FDOT District 6 /Danny Iglesias, Phone: (305) 470 -5266. Florida Association of Code Enforcement Level Pine Jog Nature Trail, West Palm Beach, FL: Presented with Garden Club of America's I Certification, Florida Founders Fund award for this habitat restoration planting, utilizing area natives and pine bark Atlantic University walking trails for this portion of the FAU campus. Client/Contact: FAU /Kristi Moyer, Phone: Landscape Inspectors (56 1) 686 -6600. Association of Florida Certification, Spanish River Park, Boca Raton, FL: Landscape design and construction management to University of Florida IFAS provide viewing corridors to the ocean along this one -mile stretch of the City's Park beach National Incident dune system. Design included invasive plant removal, dune restoration per state coastal Management Systems authority criteria, and follow -up monitoring for establishment. Client/Contact: City of Boca IS -IDQ IS -200, IS -700 Raton /Jennifer Bistyga, Phone: (561) 416 -3397. Certifications, Emergency Management Windmill Park, Coconut Creek, FL: Programming and conceptual designs, proposed Institute improvements to this existing Park included entrance features, community garden, basketball Professional courts, pavilions, site furnishings, parking and pathways. Client/Contact: City of Coconut Affiliations Creek/Shelia Rose, Phone: (954) 973 -6756. American Society of Landscape Architecture International Society of Arborists Landscape Inspectors Association of Florida - 2006 Board of Directors Chair Florida Association of Code Enforcement Federal Emergency Management Agency Department of Environmental Resource Management KEITH and SCHNARS, P.A. Page 48 ���' F LORIDAS54 LOCAL Mw F, Academic Background BA, Environmental Studies, Warren Wilson College, 2000 Professional Affiliations Landscape Inspectors Association of Florida Planning & Zoning Board, City of North Lauderdale, FL Christine McKay ASS 0131T. Newly hired to Keith and Schnars, Ms. McKay brings to the team more than 7 years of experience in the Landscape Architecture field, having worked in both the public and private sectors. She is proficient using AutoCAD software in the production of landscape, site plan and irrigation design drawings. As a Certified Landscape Inspector, Ms. McKay is familiar with permitting and inspection processes. Relevant Experience Districtwide Landscape Design Services, Miami -Dade County, FL: Ms. McKay will be serving as a contracted in -house project manager for the FDOT District 6 office, providing landscape architectural services including preparation of landscape and irrigation plan sets, plan reviews, presentations, reports, permit coordination, review meetings, tree relocations, inspections and miscellaneous consultations. Tree Inventory, Weston, FL: Assessed the quality and maintenance needs of all street trees in the public rights -of way throughout the City. Over 30,000 trees were inventoried using hand -held GPS units, creating a GIS database for this City's maintenance crew to take over. An analysis report of the urban forest was also provided to the City. Street Tree /Swale Inventory, Lauderdale Lakes, FL: Inventoried street trees and swale conditions for all roadways in the City, including each residential lot, using hand -held GPS units. In addition to providing a snap shot of the current urban forest, swale conditions were noted to help address drainage issues. Department of Design, Landscape and Construction Management, Plantation, FL: Reviewed plans /permits, inspected properties, and worked with residents & contractors for compliance with municipality's landscape code. Ms. McKay also helped coordinate the City's horticulture club. West Park, FL: Held General Services contract for this new municipality. Helped to secure grants and create bid documents for various community development projects. Provided design services for such projects as streetscapes and park enhancements, as well as monument signs. 1 -75 /Pines Boulevard Interchange, Pembroke Pines, FL: Tree survey and disposition for existing trees impacted by redesign of the interchange. Provided existing and proposed landscape plans. Manatee Isles Drive and South Post Road, Weston, FL: Designed an irrigation system for two long stretches of roadway in Weston. North 35th Avenue Streetscape, Hollywood, FL: The roadway and intersection was redesigned during the expansion of Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital to include landscape and hardscape features. Library Park, Weston, FL: The Park was designed with many unique features to compliment the neighboring library. Local literary greats are highlighted around a fountain area, and history of the City is documented in a custom hardscape path that meanders throughout the park. In addition to landscape plans, Ms. McKay created site plan details for these distinct landscape design features, including special finishes, gazebos, & water features. RequesLf or Qualifications No. 74 -07 02 3oJj��I� KEITH and SCH\ARS. P.A. ,J FLORIDAS&/ LO FIRAA Raul Gavela Junior Associate } C Y)r Mr. Gavela is a bilingual Junior Associate with three years of experience in landscape design. He graduated with a Master's Degree from Florida International University and has worked on an array of projects showcasing his 2D and 3D graphic skills, successfully illustrating Z✓ , proposed design ideas. Mr. Gavela has also worked on several design and relocation plans x - which included site inspections, inventory and analysis field observations. 4 Relevant Experience Academic Tucker Design Build, Landscape Designer responsible for operating computer -aided Background drafting (CAD) equipment or conventional drafting station to produce designs, working MLA, Florida International drawings, charts, forms and records. Other responsibilities included analyzing building University, 2012 codes, by -laws, space and site requirements, and other technical documents and reports to determine their effect on architectural designs, drawing renderings of site plans and 3D drawing, and designing Schematic sketches. Phone: (561) 901 -9222. Ecuador Public Agency of Urban Parks and Public Spaces, Project Manager who analyzed building codes, by -laws, space and site requirements, and other technical documents and reports to determine their effect on architectural designs. Mr. Gavela's other responsibilities included drawing renderings of site plans and 3D drawings, designing Schematic sketches, developing design with the design team, working with landscape contractors. Phone: 01 1 593 -4 25 99 310. Amazon Landscaping, Freelance Designer who assisted in drawing of renderings of site plans and 3D drawings, designing Schematic sketches, and operating computer -aided drafting (CAD) equipment or conventional drafting station to produce designs, working drawings, charts, forms and records. KN''cm nns�i� cNF RA. Page 50 nL ARM • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • SECTION FOUR: Keith and Schnars (K &S) is well - versed in completing .,on calf' and continuing service assignments for local governments. We will serve the City of Sunny Isles Beach as a seamless extension of your staff. We understand the City will issue a project - specific Task Order /City Purchase Order for each project. While our approach to the various consulting services will be customized to each specific project, we have provided examples of approaches for each of the categories: Engineering, Surveying, and Landscape Architecture. ENGINEERING The following general engineering design approach is presented to demonstrate the phases of a typical design project and the approach our Engineering Design Team will utilize to carry out a task order request. The phases are as follows: Phase I - Project Initialization; Phase II - Engineering Analyses and Evaluation; Phase III - Detailed Design; Phase IV — Approvals; PhaseV - Services During Construction; and PhaseV) - Post - Construction Services. Phase I - Project Initialization Defining the Work We will begin with the development of a clear understanding of the project needs and an accurate definition of the work to be performed. This will be accomplished through consultation with the appropriate City staff to gain insight into the necessity, background, available resources, and tasks to ensure clarity in regards to the work, the schedule, and the budget.The effort to define the scope of the task will be commensurate with its complexity. Simple projects, such as requesting a site evaluation, can routinely be initiated by phone calls and emails; however, those of a complex nature, such as the construction of a new project, could involve several professionals attending scoping meetings with City staff. In many cases, the City staff may have already determined the appropriate course of action for the project. In instances where this is not the case, our initial step will be to perform field reconnaissance to assess the existing conditions and the extent of any problem areas. We will then explore options for resolution and present them to the City staff for review, discussion and evaluation. Once agreement has been reached on the most feasible and economical approach available, design will proceed in accordance with all applicable standards. Depending on project complexity, a project initiation meeting will be conducted with the City to confirm the project goals and constraints and the management and reporting procedures. Design concepts and other considerations for the project will also be discussed. Available recent reports and data pertinent to each project will be reviewed. The intent of the review is to become familiar with the project background and requirements and to identify critical issues and remedial measures that may be incorporated into the design at an early stage. Depending on the project, we may undertake inquires and conduct meetings with key agencies such as SFWMD, FDEP, FDOT, USACE, and local county departments (e.g., Engineering, Health, Traffic). The Page 51 -I, KEITH and scHNARS. P.A. 417: L. lYllll:l!LlA- LL3LL7.'L1Jit7lAl -d �I�]��: FM DAS 8jg LOCAL FIM1 • J SECTION FOUR: objectives of the meetings are to identify critical issues and concerns related to the design, permitting and construction. Existing underground services and proposed work in the area will be discussed. We will identify the necessary professionals to deliver the work products needed to achieve the City's goals. • If necessary, meetings with the City's operation staff will be conducted. The objectives of the meeting are to review problem histories, operating and maintenance needs, and to discuss any specific concerns.At this time, we will discuss and adjust staff selections according to the needs of the project and the City's preferences. Once an understanding concerning City goals and expected results has been reached, and the appropriate task management defined, it will be confirmed through preparation of a formal scope of services, a production schedule and a budget. Permitting Nearly every project undertaken involves some form of Federal, State or local permitting. In our role in constructing infrastructure in numerous jurisdictions throughout Florida, we have developed considerable experience in permitting with all levels of government. Permitting by the Federal, State and regional agency for works of the City will be very important to a number of tasks assigned under this contract. With our experience, K &S is prepared to: • Identify permitting issues early in the project initialization phase; • Maintain communication with permitting agencies, especially for sensitive issues; • Prepare thorough permit applications and responses to requests for additional information; • Design and specify projects that meet or exceed regulatory expectations; and • Follow through permit compliance to placing the system into service. Phase II - Engineering Analyses and Evaluation After the task proposal has been reviewed and accepted by the City, we will authorize our staff of qualified engineers, surveyors, technicians and support personnel to complete the task in the most efficient and effective manner possible. All engineering - related projects will be overseen, managed, reviewed and certified by a licensed Professional Engineer and all surveying related tasks will be overseen managed, reviewed and certified by a licensed Professional Surveyor and Mapper. Since this is the investigative and creative portion of the project, this is where our talents, skill and experience provide the greatest value. Our professionals gather detailed information and begin to formulate the best solution to the goals of the identified task. In some instances, this is a fairly straightforward process of applying tried -and- true approaches; however, other projects demand strong interaction between professionals, the application of new technologies or even old technologies in new combinations. This phase may require any or all of the following activities: • Conduct a thorough search of relevant existing information. Data includes utility maps, surveys, previous model studies, as -built plans, soil surveys, aerial photos, previous design reports or system studies, and a variety of other project - specific information; • Conduct physical reconnaissance and surveys to identify site conditions and constraints that affect the proposed project. This could include surveys, environmental assessments, geotechnical investigations, flow monitoring or other physical measurements; • Environmental screening and evaluation to identify potential impacts resulting from the development, as well as construction impacts. We will develop strategies to avoid, minimize, or mitigate adverse environmental impacts; and • Plans will be circulated to all agencies affected by this project to determine the potential impact on affected infrastructure or other features. Any proposed work in the area will be identified and considered in the detailed design. Depending on the nature of the project, a preliminary design memorandum or report may be prepared for the City. For small, straightforward design tasks, this could be as simple as a one -page summary of findings, the design approach, key features and /or design specifications. In more complex situations, where several design alternatives could achieve project goals, a more comprehensive report with supporting information and recommend actions may be justified. Recognizing that permitting issues can influence final design, as warranted, discussions with various agencies will begin in this phase. Upon completion, all basic issues and concepts will have been incorporated and the project ready for detailed design. Phase III - Detailed Design The preliminary and conceptual design phase typically refines the project goals which are defined by the project needs and details specific project objectives, and which provide the basis of the final design performance criteria. The preliminary design will determine the type of features, infrastructure needs, capacity parameters, surface and KFAT11 and SCnNARS, CA, Page 52 �1 Fioiuiw$ 64 OGLR]w SECTION FOUR« subsurface conditions and surrounding environment. Where the preliminary design was the creation of a solution, the detailed design phase represents the `nuts and bolts' production of a constructible system. In this phase,engineers and technicians work together to develop construction plans for the project. It is our objective to rapidly produce accurate plans and specifications that protect the City from change orders. At project initialization, we will set forth milestones that keep the design process on track. As tasks are requisitioned under this contract, the Project Manager will be committed to its completion as his top priority. The key design professionals will meet with City personnel at regular milestone intervals in the detailed design process. It is our philosophy that the primary consumers of the project be represented at design review meetings to assure long -term satisfaction. This means that in addition to Department Heads, other key personnel such as inspectors and operations and maintenance staff are included in the discussions to maximize the net benefits to the City. During the detailed design phase, our engineers and technicians will accomplish those tasks necessary to design the most effective project.These include collecting accurate existing condition information, conducting detailed analysis and calculations for comprehensive engineering design, and preparing construction drawings and contract documents with meticulous quantity and cost estimates for the proposed improvement. To minimize revisions to final engineering drawings and bid documents, close liaison with the City and approval agencies will be maintained so that their input can be provided at all stages of the design process. The preparation of construction specifications and bid documents is an often underappreciated effort. This important component provides the legal and technical backbone to the drawings, causing a contractor to adhere to specific quality and quantity provisions. It is also the key to regulating contractor behavior and approach including quality, schedule and project administration. They are the basis for protecting the City's and, thus, the public's interest in the construction project. It is a task K &S takes very seriously.This phase ends after review by the City and the approval agencies and a definitive cost estimate based on the proposed detailed design is conducted. Phase IV - Approvals Most of the requirements for approvals and permits will be discovered and addressed in the preliminary and conceptual design levels. They will be incorporated into the design. Upon completion, final approvals for construction will be sought. This includes: • Submittal of detailed design drawings and bid documents to key agencies for their review and approval. Attend meetings, as required, to discuss the applications and respond to their questions; • Revise detailed design drawings and bid documents to incorporate comments received from key agencies; • Initiating and maintaining contact with key agencies during the design phase will minimize required revisions; • Prepare a construction schedule complete with expected construction cash flow requirements; and • Bidding process including advertising, site meeting, bid analysis, recommendations and award will be carried out. We take special care to assure all legal requirements are met in this process to assure a smooth transition from design to implementation. Phase V - Services During Construction K &S is very well known for our construction engineering and inspection forces. We prefer to maintain involvement with a project through its construction to ensure that the integrity of the design is maintained. When our name is associated with a design, we have a strong desire to assure the intent and quality designed into the project is delivered to our client. Most importantly, we offer the very practical experience of our Project Manager in the inspection of each project. The continuity and intimate knowledge of each project from inception to final acceptance by the City brings efficiency and effectiveness not available on most engineering teams. In addition, our Project Manager maintains excellent working relationships with City staff and will be able to function as an extension of their operations. Our participation also protects the City from adverse claims by assuring design and bid assumptions are clear and carried out accordingly. Additionally, our knowledge of all aspects of the design provides us the best perspective for interpretation and clarification on the jobsite during construction. In this phase we provide the following services: Page 53 • On -site construction supervision, which will ensure that the work is built in conformity with engineering drawings and specifications; • Review and approval of shop drawings; • Follow -up on rectification to the work, to ensure that deficiencies are properly completed; • Arrange and coordinate qualitative tests in the field to insure quality construction; • Obtain field information for the modification of contract drawings to show the work as- built; • Prepare payment certificates and process requisitions from the contractor; and • Conduct final project inspection and issue final acceptance certificate. KEITH and SCHSARS. P.A. FLoRDAS 54 LD Fmm S`ECTIOO N FOUR: Phase VI - Post - Construction Services SURVEYING Our work is not finished when the project is turned over to the City. In fact, our commitment as a Team is to stand behind every one of our work products as they perform their service to society. Our follow -up services are listed below: • Modify design drawings and prepare as -built drawings based on field information provided by the resident staff and submit to the City for future reference; • Prepare operation and maintenance manuals as applicable; • Compile a punch list and ensure the contractor rectifies all deficiencies; • At the discretion of the City, monitor performance of the project in terms of achieving design parameters, quality, durability and maintainability. By conducting periodic visits and reviews with those operating a K &S designed facility, we are able to assist in optimizing its performance and providing increasingly improved designs in future projects; and • Provide construction records in GIS coverages, with full database and accurate locations, ready for direct importation to the City's information system. Project Set -Up and Research Upon receipt of work order request from the City, K &S will prepare a work order estimate including confirmation of scope, proposed schedule and man -hour estimate. Work order estimates will be prepared on a timely basis, in accordance with the City request and submitted for review and /or comment. Upon receipt of a written notice to proceed, or letter of authorization from the City, K &S would attend a kick -off meeting with City staff if required by the scope. Our professionals will confirm the project schedule for all activities. This schedule will be based on the project scope, site conditions, deliverables (Title Reports, Planimetrics, etc.) and immediate staffing availability. Our field and office staff will meet with the Project Manager to discuss the complete scope of project to ensure that our survey efforts are on track, as well as to assign duties and review project specifications. The Project Manager conducts the necessary research appropriate to the project assignment. This research effort may include collecting and or reviewing the following information: KEITH and ScnnnaS, P.A. Page 54 Pimiuns 51 LOCAL I JRM Of -- • Company records for any previous connections to the Surveyor, supervise the office effort for conversion of ® project City, District and other governmental agency the field information into a completed survey document. files; The Project Manager coordinates all calculations, CADD ® • Information either recorded or unrecorded; and assignments, drafting duties, coordinates field to office e • Additional information that may be obtained from efforts, and reviews projects for final submittal to the B other area professional surveyors. project manager. Depending on the size of the project, both the field and office work effort will be performed ® K &S has an exceptional database of information compiled simultaneously. within the City. This includes past and ongoing company ® projects. Our survey professionals have extensive The Project Manager reviews and discusses all completed ® experience finding the requisite information to begin a project with our team members to ensure that they meet project successfully. the City goals and requirements. The office survey effort 0 also undergoes a quality control review process. Our ® Field Surveying Efforts quality control team will guarantee that quality control reviews are conducted. Once the quality control officer B Our Field Crew Coordinator is responsible for scheduling, is satisfied with the product, the Project Manager reviews ® monitoring and reviewing all field activities under the the survey documents to ensure that they meet minimum ® direction of the Project Surveyor. Specifically, the field crew technical standards and conform to Rule SJ -17 of the coordinator: Florida Administrative Code. The Project Manager is the ® final step in our quality control process, providing the City ® Initiates all field efforts; with exceptional results. No survey and mapping project is Schedules field activities; complete without the delivery of the final product to the ® • Reviews safety issues /concerns with field crew City for their review, followed by the use and acceptance of personnel; the project and final deliverables. • Conducts daily reviews of project data; ® • Ensures accuracy and completeness; and All of these services will be performed in accordance with ® Supervises Crews download field data collectors. the City's specifications. Survey work will conform to the Florida State Plane Coordinate System using the North ® Field surveys are carried out using the latest data collection American Datum of 1983 (1990 or 1999 adjustment) for equipment and procedures. This effort includes the horizontal control and the North American Vertical Datum utilization of total station and electronic data collectors of 1988 (NAVD) for vertical control or to the City's ® employing data collection program. K &S also has crews fully specified Datum. ® proficient in utilizing the City's field codes. FR.Aleman & Associates (FRA), teaming with K &S as a subconsultant, will LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE ® be assisting with the Location and Mapping of subsurface ® utilities. Together we will use nondestructive digging Our landscape architects will assist City staff in the various equipment at critical points to determine the precise landscape architecture projects, such as creating and ® horizontal and vertical positions of underground utilities, as enhancing green space, park improvements, greenways, well as the type, size, condition, material and other related complete streets, multi -modal transportation, traffic characteristics. calming, streetscapes, grant assistance, and providing plan ® review services. K &S has a time - proven approach to ® A quality control review is first performed by the Field landscape architecture projects; it is an approach that has Crew Chief, then by the Field Crew Coordinator, and been refined over decades of experience. To begin, our ® ending with a final review by the Project Surveyor. These staff will meet with the City Project Manager to understand ® quality control reviews are performed prior to the field the history and purpose of the assigned task to ensure survey information being forwarded to office staff to prioritized goals are reflected in the project. K &S knows ® alleviate errors and monitor field procedures. that field assessment is critical to project success and we ® place great emphasis on it-This process includes site visits Office Survey Procedures to photograph and systematically record the site, view ® sheds, characteristics, opportunities and constraints. This ® The field survey data is "moved into the office" for information is reviewed and then utilized in reports and processing in Eagle Point, creating drawings, and calculation. presentations for meetings with the City and the public, if ® A professional Surveyor and Mapper, and a Project required. Page 55 ei j� �, KFITH and SCHNARS. P.A. '�' FLom DAis6 ry LOCAL F1W SECTION FOUR: The field reviews drive design decisions by locating utilities, drainage patterns, access, constructability and existing vegetation. K &S has the ability provide any additional survey work to ensure that before design work begins; all critical site information has been gathered and recorded. Our field assessments assist the City with professional recommendations, accurate designs, cost estimates, notes, calculations and reports. The analysis work is thoroughly integrated into the design process and is the foundation to begin the conceptual design process. K &S landscape architects have many years of experience in tracking and studying the results of landscape installations over time; documenting this with tens of thousands of photographs. This is a huge advantage when producing conceptual and final designs. Our plans focus on solving problems before they arise. Our details and specifications are project - specific and updated to reflect current construction techniques and Florida horticultural science. K &S understands that the success of a landscape installation depends upon minimizing maintenance. When applicable, involving maintenance teams early in the design process is an invaluable way to foster proper maintenance and significantly increase the chances of long -term success.We solicit their input on the desired project improvements, and their maintenance capabilities. In keeping with sustainable principles, we design for minimal, low maintenance conditions. K &S realizes the importance of maintenance for the success of a project and we are able to prepare design - specific plans. Sustainable Design is an integral element in the K &S approach to landscape architecture. When addressing the programs of each potential project within the City, we will review sustainable design options related, but not limited to, the following: • Appropriate material selection to manage UV light and heat; • Safe access and design for multi -modal forms of transportation; • Native plant and tree selection for improved user comfort and purification of air and stormwater; and • Stormwater design for improved water quality and quantity control. Three of our Landscape Architectural staff members are also LEED professionals; in addition, one is a Green Advantage Certified Practitioner and a Native Areas Training Academy and Florida Earth Natural Systems participant.We implement sustainable practices in all of our designs. We have incorporated over $15 million of sustainable design in our projects in the past 8 years, minimizing environmental impacts, using native plants, creating "Green Space ", reducing maintenance intervals, and utilizing local resources. Another critical phase in the life of a landscape project is the construction. A design can reflect all the appropriate provisions and address all of the site conditions; however, if it is not constructed correctly, the maintenance of that project may never meet the intent of the design -- setting that landscape up for failure.We are experts in supervision, inspection, and monitoring during construction and warranty.All inspections performed by K &S are documented and photographed for the City's records. QUALITY ASSURANCE /QUALITY CONTROL (QA /QC) Regardless of which Division does the work, high quality service is attained through the active implementation of the K &S internal QA/QC Program.The purpose of the program is to verify that the methodologies and work processes meet or exceed the project scope of services and are free of errors or omissions based on sound, multidisciplinary consulting practices. K &S uses the Contract Manager /QC Officer approach to QA.The firm assigns a QC professional to coordinate the project; this individual schedules and closely monitors the project through formal regular meetings with the Team to discuss schedules, resources and project details.To satisfy the requirements of this program, the Contract Manager will review each deliverable to ensure that it meets appropriate technical and quality standards prior to its submittal to the City. When required, the Contract Manager may solicit a review by our senior QA/QC Officers selected for this contract. K &S believes our clients, our profession and our projects deserve the highest quality product that can be produced; therefore, we have an established QC Plan that is implemented on all projects. Our QC Plan is based on the philosophy that: • Quality is achieved by proper planning, coordination, supervision, and the appropriate use of skilled personnel; • Quality is controlled through checking, reviewing and monitoring of work activities by individuals outside of the Team; • Quality is verified by having a senior manager performing QA/QC functions; and • Quality is assured through independent reviews by qualified staff through each stage of project development. A successful project also requires a properly defined scope, fully qualified staff, a schedule and budget with adequate ,; ;cif KEITH and SCHnAaS, A. Page 56 ��' FLORIDASgl LOON. I iiw E ;i a a ,1 i 2 r d f tf u N P ti v SEC�1TlL0O.N F:OO.UR: hours and time to complete the tasks including QA/QC reviews.A Project Execution Plan is prepared for each project to establish and define the scope, production goals, schedule, tasks, budget, project staff and QC requirements necessary for the project development and execution of the assignment. Each Project Execution Plan is updated as necessary as the project develops. The level of detail in the Project Execution Plan is a function of the size and complexity of the assignment; included in the Plan are the following elements: General information such as the project description and location; Scope of services that details each task, milestone and deliverable; Staffing plan with names of responsible individuals for each major task and deliverable item including the individual responsible for QA/QC; Project schedule with line items for each major task including QC reviews; Project budget by task including labor, subconsultants and other direct costs; Billing plan including format, level of detail and required backup; The QC Plan; An internal communication and coordination plan; A client communication and coordination plan including contact information and format and frequency of progress reports; and A document control plan identifying the status of important documents and outlining which documents will be archived and where. In addition, a project specific QC Plan that includes the following elements, will be prepared for each project: • QC requirements for subconsultants; • Identification of milestones requiring QA/QC reviews • Individuals responsible for QA/QC reviews by task element • Descriptions of any specialized QC review or QA procedures to be followed • List of required supplemental reviews (bid - ability, constructability, peer); and • QA/QC log to be utilized by the Project Manager In conclusion, K &S offers all the necessary components for the successful execution of any and all assignments authorized by the City. Our experienced Team is enthusiastic about working with the City to provide the high quality products with which the K &S name has become synonymous. Finally, our Management Team is ready to serve, and to implement QA/QC and Execution Plans that have been tested and proven to work for over 40 years throughout Florida. RequeJfor QuCIIflCGNOns No. 14 -07 -02 '1�� FLom DA581g L'OCALL F[W a SECTION FIVE: References ® CITY HALL • 201 WEST PALMETTO PARK ROAD • BOCA RATON, FLORIDA 33432 -3795 • PHONE: (561) 393 -7700 ® (FOR HEARING IMPAIRED) TDD: (561) 367 -7046 ® SUNCOM: (561) 922 -7700 \ ® Keith and Schnars has requested a letter of reference for services performed while contracted with the City of Boca Raton. Over the last six years, through a general services agreement. Keith ® and Schnars has provided various services including survey, traffic studies, roadway widening, ® signalization plans, intersection modifications, utility relocation plans, landscape architecture, O drainage analysis, structural design, and environmental assessments. U Keith and Schnars has provided these services in a professional and timely manner consistent with the needs of the City of Boca Raton. O © ® August 5, 2014 ® Subject: Reference of Services Keith and Schnars, P.A., O upervisor /Stormwater Manager epartment ® To whom it may, concern: O ® Keith and Schnars has requested a letter of reference for services performed while contracted with the City of Boca Raton. Over the last six years, through a general services agreement. Keith ® and Schnars has provided various services including survey, traffic studies, roadway widening, ® signalization plans, intersection modifications, utility relocation plans, landscape architecture, O drainage analysis, structural design, and environmental assessments. U Keith and Schnars has provided these services in a professional and timely manner consistent with the needs of the City of Boca Raton. O © KEITH and FLOWDAS gi� L \. LOCAL Fikm U upervisor /Stormwater Manager epartment ® cc: Maurice Morel, P.E., City, Civil Engineer ® Page 59 KEITH and FLOWDAS gi� L \. LOCAL Fikm SYECTION FIVE: References `p OtiT Sl a �G � n ADO NIOP "A City for All Age, April 25, 2012 CITY OF PORT ST. LUCIE ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT Accrediled Agenov American Public Works Association Tanzer Kulayci, VT. - president Keith and Schnars, P.A. 6500 N. Andrews Avenue port Lauderdale, FL 33309 RE.: Letter of Recommendation - Traffic Engineering and Transportation Consulting Services Dcar Mr. Kalayci: Over the last ten years with the City of fort St Lucie Engineering Department, I have had the pleasure of working with the Keith and Schnars (K &S) traffic engineering and transportation planning staff on the Crosstown parkway Extension 1'roject and the numerous development reviews completed as part of the K &S Master Contract with the City. The work completed by K &S for the City of fort St Lucie encompasses many diverse projects including the intensive long -term effort on the NEPA permitting of the Crosstown Parkway Extension and the review of traffic analysis for: several small to mid sire developments, several linger size developments such as a 20 acre Wal -Mart site, the proposed 7,100 acre Inland fort, and the 9,450 acre southwest annexation area which involves three separate developers. Many of these reviews included joint reviews and meetings with the City, devcloper(s), FDOT, and TCRPC, as well ns attendance and participation in City Council meetings. On all of these projects, whether they are small or the larger more controversial developments, K &S has been attentive to the project and has provided a consistent and dependable level of service and work product. Not only arc the K &S staff experts in the area of traffic engineering and transportation issues, but they are also personable and able to deal with the controversial issues in it very professional and respectful manner. Because of my experience, I would not hesitate to recommend Keith and Schnars, P.A. for professional consultant traffic engineering and transportation planning services Sincerely, Roxanne Chesser, P.E. Civil Engineer s:Ai I cttcrs of i c I c, cnccAl; and s.duc 121 S.W. Port St. Lucie Boulevard • Port St. Lucie, FL 34984 -5099 • 772/871 -5177 • Fax 772/871 -5289 TDD Line • 772/344 -4222 i, Kerru and scunnes, r.n. Page 60 10CAL FIRM w 1011 N FIVE: rences .: SELMINOI_t= August 8. 2014 Re: Keith and Schnars. P.A. Reference of Services To Whom It May Concern: Keith and Schnars. P.A. has requested a letter of reference for services performed while contracted with Seminole Gaming Administration (SGA). This letter is to serve as reference for General Civil Engineering services provided to SGA relative to Land Development, Drainage Design, Stormwater. Water and Wastewater Nfasterplanning. Permitting. Construction Documents, and Inspection Services. Over the last 7 years and through various projects. Keith and Schnars has provided over a 51,000.000 in fee based services to SGA. We feel that Keith and Schnars. P.A. provided these services in a professional and timeh manner consistent with our needs. We would recommend Keith and Schnars for similar type of services. -1 -to z f IAJln��, Deborah Grant Development Operations Manager Seminole Gaming Administration Seminole Gaining Development 6363 "I AFI SIREE'1. SLITI E 9309. HOIANIV001). Fl, 33024 Page 61 KEITH and SCHINARS. P.A. Fm DAs 81 LOCAL FIRM DELIVER TO: City of Sunny Isles Beach City Clerk 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 Issued by: Purchasing Agent Andrew Rozwadowski Or w. �, REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS OPENING: 2:30 PM SECTION 5 08/12/2014 BID SUBMITTAL FORMS Date Issued: This Bid Submittal Consists of 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): Firm Name: Keith and Schnars RETURN ONE (1) ORIGINAL. ONE COPYAND ONE ELECTRONIC PDF COPY ON CD OR DVD OF BID SUBMITTAL PAGESAND AFFIDAVITS FAILURE TO SIGN PAGE 16 THROUGH 19 OF THE BID SUBMITTAL WILL RENDER YOUR BID NON -RESPONSIVE City of Sunny Isles Beach IRequest for Proposal No. 14 -07 -02 Page 63 hetTe and scea'ARS, ea. LCCL�Q71�t Qb r r �I' Finwows5iVw LF1PJM i a ELO '® 01 SUN SECTION 6 BID SUBMITTAL FOR: ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF ADDENDA INSTRUCTIONS: COMPLETE PART I OR PART II, WHICHEVER APPLIES PART I: LIST BELOW ARE THE DATES OF ISSUE FOR EACH ADDENDUM RECEIVED IN CONNECTION WITH THIS BID PART II: 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 ❑ NO ADDENDUM WAS RECEIVED IN CONNECTION WITH THIS BID FIRM NAME: Keith and Schnars AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE: DATE: August 1,2014 TITLE OF OFFIC Vice President City of Sunny Isles Beach I Request for Proposal No. 14 -07 -02 KF IT11 and SCBnARS, P.A. Page 64 Ficeunns9,�LOCni �� MUM p, OF SUN' "_ 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: Street Address: 6500 North Andrews Avenue, Fort Lauderdale FL 33309 Mailing Address (if different): ® City of Sunny Isles Beach I Request for Proposal No. 14 -07 -02 Page 65 1 KEITH and SCHN yes, P.A. SECTION SIX: Contract Forms of SUM Telephone No. (954) 776 -1616 Fax No. (954) 771 -7690 Email Address: thall(5)ksfla.com FEIN No. J 9 3_/_U 7 * "By signing this document the bidder agrees to all Terms Signature: (Signature of .00orized agent) Print Name: Tim Hall, P.E. Title: Vice President 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 ,Ili��,i, KEI I H'nsd SCHti ARS, P.A. Page 66 51 • C��o� G'�' nr�3i • • • = NON - COLLUSION AFFIDAVIT O n V - k Z City of Sunny Isles Beach 18070 Collins Avenue ® . o `.� �' • . roe c +` Sunny Isles Beall, FL 33160 ® ' o. ,v" '� Telephone: (305) 947 -0606 Fax: (305) 949 -3113 • ® STATE OF FLORIDA ) ® COUNTY OF BroWard ) ® The undersigned being first duly sworn 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, • Keith and Schnars (Name of Corporation, Partnership, Individual, etc.) • ® a, Engineers Planners. Surveyors , formed under the laws of Florida ® (Type of Business) (State) ® of which he is Vice President ® (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 thereof. • ® Tim Hall P.E. Vice President AFFIANT'S NAME AFFIANT'S TITLE ® TAKEN, SWORN AND SUBSCRIBED TO BEFORE ME this I I day of ✓I u u ,-280- ® Personally Known tl� or Produced Identification 1 • Type of identification A • (Affix seal here) F,.r•.n dOFI'HYLE KM.LEN /I ) ® MY CO MAISSION 1 FF 113M (�-' ' EXPIRES: May 10, 2011 / NOSARY PUB C(name printed or typed) — ® � YvCP.ruW!¢tNmryS..ia I\ I Soy- l��y�e.-+Aailem Poge�6J KEITH and SCHNARS. P.A. fly. -...�M++/�T..- fP1�+- !TY.•.+R1M. r r '� FLORIDAS BIg'LIX'AL FIIU.1 A 417: L'AY]JW'!l_IAJLlL171111:)W_O _. SVECTION S�UX: Contract Forms SpNN♦ /j /F PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES City of Sunny Isles Beach _ 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 0 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 Stale 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 Sunnv Isles Beach by Tim Hall, P. prim mmvmuai s name arm oust for Keith and Schnars [print name of entity submitting sworn statementJ whose business address is: 6500 North Andrews Avenue Fort Lauderdale FL, 33309 and (if applicable) its Federal Employer Identification number (FEIN) is (If the entity had no FEIN, include the Social Security Number of the individual signing this sworn statement: 59- 1406307 ) 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 Slates, 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 oneperson of shares constituting a controlling interest in another person, or a pooling of equipment or income among persons when not for fair ;o•i KEITH and SCHNARS, P.A. Page 68 '����� ItorlDA :s 81 IACAI. IrIIW - • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • IS- IX: C_on�trlact Fiorm�s 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: / (Signatur Tim Hall P.E. (Printed Name) Vice President Sworn to and subscribed before me this ) `day of_ Trm �IIr }�... 20 1-4-, by (AFFIX NOTARY STAMP HEFT)°"' - '� �f`,... "4. XWHYLE 1LAILEM + MY00MMISS01ilfF 112i�ignati F . Notary Public - State of Florida EXPIRES: May 10, 201E �''eor n�P CmceE Tiro BidttlNa0ry �� Print or Type Commissioned Name Personally Known OR Produced Identification Type of Identification Produced Page 69 Fmm DAS 81�LFO FIR.1P.•,. S --1 Contract Forms SuNNN✓Y Iyy'�f EQUAL OPPORTUNITY / o AFFIRMATIVE ACTION `J a pa O °}` City of Sunny Isles Beach •" 18070 Collins Avenue 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: Title: Vice President Firm: Keith and Schnars Address: 6500 North Andrews Avenue Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 W IE-15 KEITH and SCHNARS, P.A. Page 70 ��' FLORIDAS 51 LOCAL FIRM SPX: Contract Forms ® ��x CONFLICT OF INTEREST ® V� City of Sunny Isles Beach 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 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 Broward ® BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, personally appeared Tim Hall, P.E. who was duly sworn, ® deposes, and states: 18.1. 1 am the Vice President of Keith and Schnars, P.A. with a local office in Doral and principal office in Fort Lauderdale ® 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. ® 18.71 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. ® 18.9 In 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. Dated this day of nLA ( uA .-2a8 Z0 4 ® Tim Hall, P.E.,Vice President ® AFFI y(�Print or Type Name and Title d ® Sworn to and subscribed before me this I Il day of ' ` LAq L(.b� , 2ete. 2-C 14 7�- Personally Known OR ® O Produced Identification �'�•�. JOFPHYLE NALIEM 'hBi -T NOTARY PUBLIC STATE OF FLORIDA 11YCOWW0N /FF112669 ® o E)GIRES: Nay 10, 2018 'Ran ?� s01�l4p�,g� Nowy so ljljIMIy KEITH and SCFINARS, P.A. _ J FLORIDA581g'LOCAL FIRM O �:I�l V UV V v 0 09 ftua3 �� SUNNY /f�S S r DISPUTE DISCLOSURE City of Sunny Isles Beach q'' 18070 Collins Avenue Sze • �ow�oa +` Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 m eu, " 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 NO X 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. 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. Keith and Schnars Firm Authorize nature KFATH and SCHNARS, BA. K �IJ4>; J Kom DA.S 5IS'.I0U1, FIIIM August 1 1, 2014 Date Tim Hall, P.E. Vice President Print or Type Name and Title Page 72 SECTION SIX: Contract FormLs 'F STATE OF FLORIDA ) COUNTY OF Broward ) 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: Title: Vice President /' The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this I ' t day of Au(nII'S , 201.4 , by Tm -+A LL, -P.E, [name of person], as V( cs� I�rpi.n t [type of authority], for ke tna o; nd 5ck/uA?Fs [name of party on behalf of whom instrument was AFFIX NOTARY STAMP HERE: WYCOAWISSIONliff 11266S EXPIRES: May 10, 201E z��C.�. '' , __ (Notary Public — State of Florida 4c,. I e Wt Print or Type Commissioned Name Personally Known ✓ OR Produced Identification Type of Identification Produced /A Page 73 � KEITH and SCHNARS. P.A. �J' FLORIDA5 gig LDCAL FIRM