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HomeMy WebLinkAboutG. Batista - Landscaping • ,z !, bf t- J Jam'\\ }r{G 1 c Lt.�r , l 'ter a 4 '.~. :`.b. ''• :4fl? f. ` • � A ,• „ all I f , IA c \ 1 i ♦ ���/�yy��.�-y� say s FIRM - LANDSCAPEff4FF4 - 'ASR HITSECTdU:RJE • _ i , G. BA1ISTA t; &' &ASSOCIATES Continuing Professional Architectural & Engineering Services Firms Only (CCNA) Request for Qualifications No. 12-04-02 IV RECEtL ril".1Y ,S-MAY - 42012 -_ se „ ov_cat: OF SUNNY IS ES BEAHC < r 77. C j� O� \ .—^ r-I I `` '` -- — SubmI. itted to: . . - � `. Sunny`Isles,B.each'Gover.nment Center_ ���� - -�� e •�e►��►- 5807_0_CoII1ns Av_enu _--- •�`-- .e.\: a -:,g,�L#- .--- -Sunny Isle's Beach, FIor,Ida=33=160" I , - _ C ' - G. Batista:& A;ssocia`tes. _ c \ 10400 Griffin13 ad5uitter720jGoopeer city,-FL, ----J Tel. 954^4 20 Fka_x.1.... 5�4-43W-205;6) Liw,wwdaxcom) I 1 G. BATISTA REFI v &ASSOCIATES MAYA 4 . 201? O c I r F/CEOFrii aySs Clair 4ABLE ' LETTER OF INTEREST SECTION I ' COMPANY INFORMATION • INSURANCE INFORMATION ' SECTION 2 QUALIFICATIONS ' • STATEMENT OF SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE OF TEAMS • ITEM-BY-ITEM DISCLOSURE AND HIGHLIGHTS OF QUALIFICATIONS ' • LICENSES SECTION 3 ' STAFFING • TEAM & BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF MAIN TEAM MEMBERS ' • ORGANIZATIONAL CHART RESUMES ' SECTION 4 TECHNICAL APPROACH/METHODOLOGY • OVERALL ORGANIZATION TO COMPLETING PROJECTS • ABILITY TO MEET THE DESIRED TIMELINES AND DEADLINES SPECIFIC STRENGTHS ' SECTION 5 ' REFERENCES SECTION 6 CONTRACT FORMS 1 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH RFQ NO. 12-04-02 I GBG. BA11STA &ASSOCIATES 0 fl @1? I May 1. 2012 ' Members of the Selection Committee for RFQ 412-04-02 City of Sunny Isles Beach ' 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach. Florida 33160 RE: RFQ #12-04-02 Continued Professional Architecture and Engineering Services Firms Only GB&A is pleased to submit two (2) original copies and one (I) PDF electronic file of our proposal to provide professional services related to the above-referenced request for qualifications. GB&A is submitting a proposal for all the professional services categories that are mentioned in the RFQ. We recognize the level of experience required by the City of Sunny Isles Beach and commit to ' the timely delivery of services consistent with project assignments. GB&A is a full-service Engineering/Architectural/Construction firm in Broward County. Because of the broad spectrum of support needed by the City and the depth and breadth of GB&A's resources, we have designed our team to meet the changing technical requirements and workloads. That translates to a benefit of flexibility and responsiveness to meet the city's dynamic requirements. We I believe that his team can truly serve as a trusted advisor to the City of Sunny Isles Beach with unmatched service and responsiveness. ' We recognize that performance is the yardstick by which all professional firms are measured, and we look fortvard to the opportunity to demonstrate the full capabilities of our professionals and the firm. ' Please contact me at (954)434-2053 if I can assist you with any additional information. Yours very truly, 44 Gregorio Batista. PE. CGC. CEM. LEED AP ' President G. Batista & Associates 10400 Griffin Road, Suite 201 Cooper City FL. 33328 Tel. 954-434-2053 Fax 954-434-2056 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH RFQ NO. 12-04-02 1 ' G. BAIISTA &A &ASSOCIATES 0 COMiP ' 'INFORMATION Name of Company: G. Batista & Associates ' Company Location: Cooper City. Broward County ' Website: www.gbanda.com Business Structure: LLC Date Founded: Founded as Real Estate Engineering in 2000 ' Office Address: 10400 Griffin Road. Suite 201 Cooper City. Florida 33328 tOffice Telephone: 954-434-2053 Cellular Telephone: 954-822-8404 ' List of Outstanding Litigation: None ' List of any Prior Litigation: None Proof of Insurance: Refer to next page section — Insurance Information ' Length of Time to Implement Services after Authorized: I Business day 1 1 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH RFQ NO. 12-0402 I ' GR G. BATISTA Lan &ASSOCIATES © ' • I INSURANCE INFORMATION i1 OP ID:CM a`oRo CERTIFICATE OF LIABILITY INSURANCE am asscorrrn 1 THIS CERTIFICATE IS ISSUED AS A MATTER OF INFORMATION ONLY AND CONFERS NO RIGHTS UPON THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER DOS CERTIFICATE DOES NOT AFFIRMATIVELY OR NEGATIVELY AMEND.EXTEND OR ALTER THE COVERAGE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES BELOW. THIS CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A CONTRACT BETWEEN THE ISSUING INSURERISL AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE OR PRODUCER AND THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER. 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CERTIFICATE OF LIABILITY INSURANCE I PA'V27neo Z n) THIS CERTIFICATE IS ISSUED AS A MATTER OF INFORMATION ONLY AND CONFERS NO RIGHTS UPON THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER THIS 'F CERTIFICATE DOES NOT AFFIRMATIVELY OR NEGATIVELY AMEND,EXTEND OR ALTER THE COVERAGE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES BELOW.THIS CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A CONTRACT BETWEEN THE ISSUING INSURER(S),AUTHORIZED tt REPRESENTATIVE OR PRODUCER,AND THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER. p I MPORTANT:If the certificate hol der is an ADDITIONAL INSURED.the poeg0esj must be endorsed.If SUBROGATION IS WANED.subject to +,g the terms and conditions of the policy,certain policies may require an endorsement.A statement on this certificate does not corder rights to the i certificate holder in lieu of such itndorsem end sl. it PRODUCER LOI/ACI SAWS: !SU Surlcoast Inslrance Assoc PHONE 813 289-5200 1T AN 813 289-4581 I air- LAIC,IE.F -` P.O.Box 22888 ADDRESS: Tampa,FL 33622-2668 mSIOSER 813 289-5200 CUSTOMER o SOURER'S)AFFORDING COVERAGE IBMX A ![ SOURED Amos s:Travelers Casualty&Surety Co 131194 i` Wier Legg&Associates,Inc ,yr 5717 N.Andrews Way Gismos e:Hudson insurance Company 125051 FL Lauderdale,FL 33709-2766 SOARER C: INSURER D: ILZ SINIRERE: I h! 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CERTIFICATE HOLDER CANCELLATION ' For Proposal Purposes SHOULD ANY OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBED POLICES OE CANCELLED BEFORE THE EXPIRATION DATE THEREOF.NOTICE WILL BE DELIVERED DI ACCORDANCE WITH THE POLICY PROVISIONS. T I ,i AUINORME D REPRESENTATIVE CIS ' I OLA's nL 04SL-O[.FLS— ,;E 01988-2009 ACORD CORPORATION.All nights reserved. CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH • RFQ NO. 12-04-02 I ' 03 G. BATISTA c__;TAt &ASSOCIATES © I QUALIFICATIONS II STATEMENT OF SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE OF TEAM I Our premise here at G. Batista & Associates (GB&A) is that higher efficiency and cost savings can be attained if most of the technical facets of a project are performed by professionals with the expertise and technical background to provide direct services to the clients. GB&A is a small multi- Idisciplined Architectural/Engineering firm focused on communication. client relations. and quality 1,f es_:3 . .' 0 results. Among the strengths of the firm is our extensive .rr „� I • 7 understanding of the municipal public entity processes. ' �+►� Our team is composed of experienced municipal consultants experienced in: ¢ E. • Engineering • Architecture/ Landscape Architecture • Planning and Urban Design -.........,_41_ . • Construction Management IP.Vt FOiwn ._ - This combination has proven effective and results in a greater understanding of the needs of the Iclients and solutions. GB&A clients have a close working relationship with the firm. This approach ensures that solutions I are executed in accordance with the client's goals and objectives. This method of business, in addition to the quality control provided by the firm's consultant results in products being submitted on time. within the defined budget. and in a manner acceptable to the clients. This approach to Ieffective management is based on several of the firm's principles: • Understanding that relationship is paramount to success • Employing effective team strategies—achieved by allocating hands-on applications I • Accountability— The role of the client is critical to the success of any project In this day and age. with new technologies. revised standards. more rules. higher safety standards. Inew methods and approaches to development and processes. a more innovative professional is necessary to complement or enhance any professional team. These are the people who constantly Istrive to improve what they do. who aren't content to keep making the same old mistakes. and who give the real meaning to the word professional. ICITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH RFQ NO. 12-04-02 I I GB GBATISTA Lt, &ASSOCIATES © IIn a day where budgets are being cut and operating costs continue to climb. it is difficult to find professionals with the ability to get things accomplished right. the first time. This is why GB&A I offers the right strategies. executed by the right people. for success. by transforming the way people work today for a more effective tomorrow. IDesign Philosophy & Process I The technical staff and consultants that work with and for G. Batista & Associates (GB&A) comprehend the importance of providing quality service on time and within specific budgetary parameters. GB&A business strategies are founded on the idea that all aspects of a job must be I organized. administered. and controlled to ensure satisfactory results for both the client as well as the firm. I The designers at GB&A as well as those designers from firms that work closely with GB&A have direct access to the firm's consultants and principles. The result is maximized work output, reduced down time. and a quality product. Through positive and inclusive discussions with clients and Icommunity leaders. the firm is able to qualify and quantify needs and implement realistic design _I arf solutions for clients. \:.` �►�� f 0 N GB&A recognizes that design success is measured 'a'1*- ' a'" ■ �• I through the integration of individual design elements �' eE oul to allow for greater overall project cohesion. In . lwlti ; igron order to attain such cohesion. GB&A strives to ®� 3 el��l�% I measure the needs of the client qualitatively and 2� �i���� resolve them quantitatively. Our goal is to work with the client to comprehensively plan and design environments that not only meet budget constraints but Ialso meet the needs and demands of the client. GB&A's design team considers new design techniques Nvhen necessary to develop new opportunities that would prove beneficial for improved Isafety and design performance. At GB&A. we strive to give the utmost design performance that would allow our professionals to live I and work according to the laws of man and the highest standards of professional conduct; to place service before profit. the honor and standing of the profession before personal advantage, and the public welfare above all other considerations. ITechnical Capabilities I CAD/Software Capabilities- GB&A uses the latest CAD software (AutoCAD 2012) in addition to the latest versions of our design software including our energy and load mechanical calculations. RAM Advanse for our structural designs and modeling. microstation and Autodesk applications for ICITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH RFQ NO. 12-04-02 I I IG. BATISTA Wit, &ASSOCIATES © Itransportation. civil. water modeling. etc.. with 2 and 3 dimensional design capabilities that meet or exceed the most demanding design parameters. We also have the capabilities to provide CAD files, Iplot files or even Adobe PDF's of all files and plans. Quality Control and Quality Assurance Procedures- Having started his career working with ITurner Construction Company managing multi-million dollar projects and forced to employ strict QA/QC procedures for successful project completion, Greg Batista uses the same kind of energy I toward any project that the company works on. Quality Assurance and Coordination is the driving force behind Mr. Batista's development of his company. Project Managers are at the lead of the QA/QC Coordination efforts including ensuring that the designs comply with program requirements, Icurrent code. and specific regulations and permitting processes. Through the years. we have found that frequent face-to-face meetings are the best way to coordinate successful projects and when the disciplines are all in-house, the task is simplified significantly. I Experience in working with regulatory agencies- Our team qualifications offers extraordinary experience. More than 200 years of accumulated experience and qualifications were assembled for this RFQ including but not limited to the team's /4 ( participation with regulatory agencies to ensure strict compliance with municipal codes and standards, �. ` environmental solutions. constructions standards and methods of implementation as necessary. We have a jry i tzs , ..st, 1 particular edge over most other competitors in that we - rt have in-depth knowledge of the construction and design I processes as well as a deep understanding of the inner- I ,`` workings of municipal systems and procedures having to do with land development and planning, architecture, I zoning. redevelopment. administration. and permitting. GB&A has a team member that has 20 years of municipal experience in the area public contracts administrations, public works, community planning and development, as well as building and zoning experience. IManagement of the Permitting Process — GB&A's approach to design and design compliance requires that all team members understand their role in any contract. To ensure complete design Iquality and completeness, GB&A requires that the team players involved in QA/QC understand both the need from local government to obtain 100% complete contract documents or drawings and the I need for all designs to comply with not only the Florida Building Code but other federal, state, county. or local codes and City ordinances as may be applicable. Specific members of the GB&A team work to ensure that all regulatory offices that have input or require review have fully reviewed I any all documents prior to the finalization of a design concepts, construction drawings. specific reports. and engineering documentation. ICITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH RFQ NO. 12-04-02 I I GG, G. BA11STA &ASSOCIATES 0 I ITEM-BY-ITEM DISCLOSURE AND HIGHLIGHTS OF QUALIFICATIONS Miller- Legg. our Architectural Landscaping Team Member. has been a Licensed Landscape I Architectural Firm for 15 years (www.myfloridalicense.com) with hundreds of Public Landscape Architectural projects under our belt. Mr. Kroll has been performing Landscape Architecture since the year 1984 and licensed since I 1989 (23 years). See attached resume. i Mr. Keller has been performing Landscape Architecture since the year 1990 and licensed since 1991 (21 years). See attached resume. 3 Brian Voelker is on the team and is a Certified Arborist. % The Team's landscape architecture staff consists of registered landscape architects, graphic designers. technicians, irrigation specialists and field personnel. Utilizing this team design approach. the firm has received numerous regional and local landscape architecture design awards for a variety of projects. Miller Legg was established in 1965. The firm has been involved with more than 50.000 acres of project design development in Florida. Our approach to each project is best characterized by a "Partnering Relationship". We dedicate ourselves to learning the culture of our clients, and their specific concerns. desires and needs. much like an extension of their own offices. We consistently strive to maintain time schedules and to provide factual and frequent communications. AWARDS IPlantation Preserve & Golf Club Florida Nursery, Growers and Landscape Association, Award of Excellence, 2009 ISycamore Model O. Weston I Builders' Association of South Florida. Gold Award for Landscape Architecture Single Family Home (5200k to 5250k). 2000 Weston Athletic Park (3 Awards) Broward County. Broward Beautiful. First Place for Large Parks. 2004 Weston Town Center American Society of Landscape Architects. Florida Chapter, Award of Honor. I2005 Broward County, Broward Beautiful, Second Place for Large Commercial Establishments. 2004 Orlando Business Journal Central Florida's Largest Landscape Architectural Firms, 2005-2009 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH RFQ NO. 12-04-02 I I G6 G. BAl1STA Lt, &ASSOC ATES I - 0 Schedule of Proposed Architectural Landscaping Services: We understand that this Team must create quality spaces through functional designs. site-sensitive planning, and aesthetic enhancements for residential developments. recreational amenities. commercial facilities. urban centers and transportation corridors. Although economically productive. commercial developments, enhanced transportation corridors. livable communities, and sustainable ecosystems are vastly different, the design process used to develop and implement these projects is the same. We have been successful in the design of these and other landscape architectural projects for both public and private sector clients. > Miller Legg's landscape architecture staff consists of registered landscape architects, graphic designers, technicians, irrigation specialists and field personnel. Utilizing this team design approach, the firm has received numerous regional and local landscape architecture design awards for a variety of projects. > Landscape Planning & Design • Hardscape & Feature Design Greenwav Design > Streetscape Design > Urban Revitalization > Planting Design > Irrigation Design > Signage Design Graphic Design & Presentation > Crime Prevention Through • Environmental Design Recreation Facilities Design > Habitat Restoration I CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH RFQ NO. 12-04-02 I I G G&ASBATISTASATESS © I ILICENSES 6 1 I ,,tvitt Of citr rib- 'THF S' :a_ , ,.. 7 . ,.,-; .--s.d,garb nfg�' rufesstnnttl, n ineers ii-WAtig-sh.ttiat ' Gre orifi B 4atista, P.E. • .SOD N"F_1� I IS LICENSED AS A PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER UNDER CHAPTER 471, FLORIDA STATUTES EXPIRATION: 2/28/2013 P.E. LIC. No: AUDIT No: 228201312048 52349 I AC: 5141560 STATE OFFLORIDA ' r , • . , DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS .AND:PROFESSIONAL<REGULATION CONSTRUCTION"INDUSTRY "LICENSING'.BOARD.- ` SEAS{L10083001828 I -T,p DATE-Fri.-70.`,`. BATCHNUMBERt LICENSE NBR :1-HE Sr 08/30/20101090463581 1CGC1508387'.� S?• -74..F .'. The GENERAL CONTRACTOR ? ) ^ 1't ' Named below IS CERTIFIED ' '% is tt T•` • . � Under the provisions of Chapte-c, nFS. s �.� - - IllExpiration date: AUG 31, 2012 " '-S;-� FI' . I BATISTA, GREGORIO _` G BATISTA & ASSOCIATES )'",� ::• 10400 GRIFFIN ROAD STE 201 COOPER CITY FL. 33328 .`1t' N1 1.C. CHARLIE CRIST CHARLIE -LIEN GOVERNOR 'SECRETARY' DISPLAY AS REQUIRED BY LAW I ICITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH RFQ NO. 12-04-02 I I 1 03 G. BA11SfA Wit, &ASSOCIATES 0 I 1 1 t *tate ofJilin --64 !garb Dfz{ µinnQPr$ 1 Miller, • " 1'!`• tes, Inc. x. I ' " Is authorized under the provisions of e ;- .a Statutn,to offer engineering services t to the public through a Professional Engin 'C ,L.- ed under Chapter 471,Florida Statutes. 1EXPIRATON:=won Certificate of Authorization CA. UC. No: e AUDIT NO: 228201302467 7318 I IAu-5731949 STATE OF FLORIDA - DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL REGULATION BOARD OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE � 1 - - SEI#L11090801451 =7, LICENSE NBR , tiIINI: '.c 09%08/2011110088756 LC0000337 ., �t. The'LANDSCAPE .ARCHITECT BUSINESS {' Named below HAS REGISTERED - re 1 Under the provisions of Chapter. 481.,FSE - 2 Expiration date: NOV 30, 2013 _ . . - ` kt I MILLER LEGG & ASSOCIATES INC 5747 N-ANDREWS WAY FORT LAUDERDALE FL 33309 t I RICK SCOTT GOVERNOR KEN LAWSON DISPLAY AS REQUIRED BY LAW SECRETARY x.,-_ a 7.-4 _A 9 ._ ':L..--. -4----:=:_,-. _ r. 1 .. -.. .- _ ...��-.P. . ,�� ..> _ r L..� _ ...oma 1 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH RFQ NO. 12-04-02 1 I I GVI G. 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RFQ NO. 12-04-02 I I I G ASSOCIATES on © I I I (TEAM & BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF MAIN TEAM MEMBERS I Name Education Brief Description of Experience I Gregorio Batista, PE Currently President of GB&A and with 18 years of extensive and hands-on experience in BS design,construction.and inspections on a plethora of residential.commercial.and public I •Refer to resume projects. Tasks: PM. MEP/Structural Design. Bldg. Inspections,CEI.Const.Mgmt. anached Giovanni Extremely strong.resume highlighting wide-ranging experience in engineering in the public Batista. PE BS sector having acted as Sr. Civil Engineer.Contracts Admin.,Asst. Public Works Director, *Refer to resume Community Planning Director. Plans Reviewer,etc.Tasks: Contract Admin.. attached Project/Construction Manager IJorge Vera Experience local government management professional thoroughly versed in municipal MBA operations and administration. Significant knowledge and experience in the fields of land *Refer to resume development,construction. planning., zoning,code compliance and capital improvements. Iattached Possess a record of demonstrated strong leadership and management skills. Daniel IRiveros, PE BS With 9 Years of experience in MEP Engineering. Tasks: Building Inspections. HVAC. •ReRr to resume Electrical design. Plumbing and Fire Sprinkler System design for residential and commercial. attached IMichael Kroll, RLAOver 25 years experience in Landscape Architecture. Planning and Environmental Services.he BS has been actively involved in projects raneine from large scale habitat restoration to *Refer to resume international urban redevelopment projects. Iattached Ronald With 20 years of experience he is responsible for landscape architectural design for a variety of Rollins. RLA BS public and private projects including roadway landscaping and irrigation,active and passive I •Refer to resume park landscape design.as well as residential and commercial projects. attached Christopher I Keller, RLA Landscape Architect and nationally Certified Planner. His experience includes private sector BS land development consultation and design, public sector consultation and design.and public •Refer to resume sector employment. attached I ICITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH RFQ NO. 12-04-02 I 1 1B G. BATISTA Vit, &ASSOCIATES © I I I . TEAM INFORMATION AND STAFFING PLAN 1 Years of Years in Name Title Availability I . Experience Current Title President Greg Batista, PE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE 18 10 20% ICOORDINATION OF WORK Giovanni Batista. PE VP of Municipal Projects 20 8 50% 1 Jorge Vera, MBA VP of Planning& Development 30 7 25% 1 Daniel Riveros. PE Project Manager 8 7 30% IMichael Kroll. RLA Design. Planning and Environmental Services 26 24 20% IChristopher Keller, RLA Planning Analysis. Design 29 8 30% 1 Ronald Rollins. RLA Landscape Architectural Design 20 9 30% I I I I 1 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH RFQ NO. 12-04-02 1 - I I di, G. BA11STA &ASSOCIATES © I ORGANIZATIONAL CHART I c 6 \ V I a u °II' a re ccC N O K . of '2 w5q2 $ Z L d2 J 21, V d a p m ) O ce N O I • Ir -, \-. V / o aP I w . a = ° ° <,- -0,;:o. • m w 5 `a % ;; a > mg 'n l' 2Ea `u 5 / / \ $ \_ aw 1II 2 co c� Y o ? Eh a m c s o•c / \ ^ ia 03 oI' Li $ 6 _ Aa_ Y 6 =` 1 etC_ ..NE a a c m I I ICITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH RFQ NO. 12-04-02 I 1 GREGORIO BATISTA, PE, CGC, CEM, LEED AP President, G. Batista 8 Associates SYNOPSIS Mr. Batista is indeed a rare breed. Having held top management positions in world-class construction and 1 development companies such as Turner Construction and The Opus Corporation. Greg has also managed to make a name for himself in the design and engineering industry in Florida by acting as the hands-on designer of record of large-scale commercial and residential projects throughout the US and Puerto Rico. His design clients include the likes of The Seminole Tribe of Florida Dorsky Hodgson and Partners. Cubellis. among many others. He has been a licensed PE for 18 years and a licensed General Contractor for 13 years. Additionally. this breadth of knowledge in both Design and Construction is indispensible for performing and generating exceptional reports for construction/design-related issues. EDUCATION BS Civil Engineering. May 1991 University of Puerto Rico. Mayaguez Campus(ABET accredited). 5-year Engineering Curriculum BREGISTRATIONS/LICENSES - State of Florida Board of Professional Engineers - Professional Engineer's (License Number 52349 Licensed since March 1998) - Puerto Rico Board of Professional Engineers - Professional Engineer's (License Number 12763 Licensed since January 1993) - Florida Licensed General Contractor. The Department of Business and Professional Regulation (License Number CGC 60313 Licensed since December 1998) - LEED Accredited Professional as bestowed by the US Green Building Council - CEM (Certified Energy Manager) designation bestowed by the Association of Energy Engineers PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS - Member of Broward County Unsafe Structures Board(2011-Present) - Director. Board of Directors for the CIAPR for 2008-2010(Colegio de Ingenieros y Agrimensores de Puerto Rico - US Mainland Chapter of Latin Engineers Association with over 11.400 members nationwide). - Director. Board of Directors for PROFESA for 2008-2009. PROFESA is the largest Puerto-Rican Professional I Organization in the US - Founder and Interim President. Association of Energy Engineers. South Florida Chapter ' - Member DBIA —Design-Build Institute of America - Member ASCE—American Society of Civil Engineers ' RELEVANT EXPERIENCE January 2009—2010— Eco-Engineering and Examinations ' Position: President. Eco-Engineering& Examinations Description: ' G. BATISTA G-A &ASSOCIATES ...INTEGRATED SERVICES WITH RESULTS I 1 ' Eco-Engineering& Examinations is an Engineering Firm specializing in the Green Building Industry where we provide consulting in LEED Projects and Certification. ASHRAE Level 2 Energv Audits for Commercial Buildings including Building Modeling. and general Green Building consulting services. Visit our ' website www.e3-eco.com for more information. August 2001 —Present G. Batista & Associates (Design/Engineering Firm) ' Position: President, G. Batista& Associates Description: G. Batista& Associates provides design and engineering services to Developers. Architects. Contractors. and the ' public. We are a one-stop design shop providing architectural. structural. mechanical, electrical. plumbing. fire alarm and fire sprinkler design in-house. Our portfolio of projects is extensive and encompasses uses such as up to 300-unit multi-unit residential projects. large nursing homes. churches, and commercial projects. June 2000—Present -G. Batista& Associates (Design-Build Contracting firm) ' Position: President. G. Batista& Associates(Design-Build Contracting firm) Description: G. Batista& Associates(Design-Build) is a(CM)Construction Management firm providing Construction ' Management/Design-Build services to public and private entities as well as commercial and residential properties. February 2001 —June 2003. John Moriarty& Associates(General Contractor) Position: Project Manager Description: Project A-Ianager for a The Murano at Portofino project: This $90 Million Dollar project consists of a 189-unit, 40-story high-end condominium. marina. restaurants, clubhouse and parking garage in Miami Beach. Florida. Project Manager for Toscana project: This $100 Million Dollar project consists of a 153-unit. 18-story high-end condominium and parking garage in Boca Raton. Florida. January 2000—February 2001. Opus South Corporation (Design and General Contracting) (Nation's second largest commercial developer) Position: Construction Manager Description: Opus South Corporation designs. develops. constructs. and sells its own commercial developments. I was Project Manager for the Doral Concourse project: a 30,000 sf class A office building and an adjoining 350.000 sf parking deck. As Project Manager. my responsibilities to included. but were not limited to. coordination of the complete design team for proper plans and specifications. buyout and closeout of all contracts. estimating, scheduling, oversee complete construction process. cost control and analysis. oversee all submittals. change order executions. requests for information. and all payments to subcontractors. vendors. and suppliers. Responsibilities included performing the same duties for tenant build-outs and coordinating with Opus Real Estate for proper execution from conceptual design through final punch list. 1 September 1991 —December 2000. Turner Construction Company (Nation's largest Building Contractor at the time I was employed there) ' Positions: Project Manager. Senior Comptroller/Cost Engineer for Southeast United States, Estimator. Superintendent. Construction Manager for Turner's Special Projects Division, Safety Officer, G13 G. BATISTA (IA &ASSOCIATES ...INTEGRATED SERVICES WITH RESULTS 1 Description: Project Manager: Main responsibilities included. but not limited to quality control inspection of subcontractors. layout. establishing and executing production monitors and schedules. purchasing. contract negotiations. and any ' other facet of a project required for successful completion which are too many to name. This includes Turner employee supervision on multi-million dollar projects in United States and in Puerto Rico. Most projects were high-rise residential and commercial. ' December 1988 -July 1990. Puerto Rico Highway Authority Position: Engineer Description: Performed as a Brigade leader for inspection. construction. and surveying chores on a bridge construction site. i i 1 1 1 I 1 GB G. BATISTA c_1A &ASSOCIATES ...INTEGRATED SERVICES WITH RESULTS ' GIOVANNI BATISTA, PE, CGC VP of Municipal Projects ' EDUCATION BS Civil Engineering, University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez. PR from 1988-1992 Masters in Business Administration (MBA) Florida International University Business School. Miami. FL Masters Transportation Engineering. Florida International University. 1996 ' Approved for the Building Code Administration Certification (C.B.O.) State of Florida REGISTRATIONS/LICENSES PE in the State of Florida PER 53125 ' General Contractor in the State of Florida»CGC 1507905 Mr. Batista had an extensive thirteen-year background in engineering design review, project development, and project administration/management with the Federal Highway Administration, Wilbur Smith and Associates, and ' the City of North Miami. Mr. Batista has consistently utilized independent judgment to efficiently and effectively organize methods for sound project administration. Provide technical expertise and guidance in the areas of Engineering. Planning, Development, and Construction Management/Administration as it relates to Public ' Administration in the most cost-effective and efficient manner; to hold paramount the safety, health and welfare of the public in order to maintain community cohesion. RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Partner, G. Batista & Associates. As Partner of GB&A. Mr. Batista manages the engineering and construction ' administration aspects the private work. Mr. Batista's extensive experience in dealing with Municipalities in Dade County has allowed him to spearhead GB&A's efforts to be awarded contracts with the different municipalities in South Florida. Engineer. City of North Miami .His areas of expertise. through direct involvement in countless projects during his 13 years in municipal government include Grants Management. Construction Management and Administration, Project Management. Government Interactions. Environmental Engineering, Contracts and Contracts Administration, and Planning and Development. Most of this experience has been gleaned from active Dade County Municipal positions including Capital Project Manager. City Engineer. Assistant Public Works Director, Senior Civil Engineer, and Acting Community Planning Director. Additionally. Mr. Batista would provide technical assistance to City departments related to construction projects, contracts, and disputes. participate in committees that require professional engineering input and assistance as it relates to the practice of Civil Engineering in the areas of site development, water systems, sewer systems, drainage systems, environmental impacts. traffic impacts, land-use issues. zoning parameters. Florida Building Code interpretations, inspections, plan review and others. Engineer. Wilbur. Smith& Associates (WSA), Miami. FL - 1993-1994 Engineer. Federal Highway Administration(FHWA). Albany. NY - 1993 ' GG.BATISTA Lt, &ASSOCIATES ...INTEGRATED SERVICES WITH RESULTS 1 JORGE VERA, MBA - VP of Planning and Development EDUCATION Master of Business Administration - Real Estate Development and Management. Nova University, 1992 Bachelor of Science - Architecture and Construction Management. ' Florida International University, 1984 Associates in Art - Architecture _ Miami Dade Community College, 1979 REGISTRATIONS/LICENSES - State of Florida General Contractor - State of Florida Real Estate - Occupational Safety and Health (OSHA) PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS - International City/County Management Association (I.C.M.A.) 111 - Urban Land Institute (U.L.I) - American Planners Association(A.P.A) - American Institute of Architects (A.I.A.) - Miami-Dade Planners Technical Committee(M.D.P.T.C) RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Planning and Zoning Consultant - Village of Palmetto Bay. Florida April 2005—2006 Serving in the capacity of a consultant for the new municipality; prepare the Land Development Regulations to comply with the newly adopted comprehensive master plan; recommend and implement the planning and zoning procedures. n Planning and Zoning Consultant- City of Doral, Florida u November 2003 -April 2004 Serving in the capacity of a consultant for the new municipality: recommend and implement the planning and o . zoning procedures; coordinate and process all zoning hearing, amendments to the comprehensive master plan applications; assist in the preparation for Request for Proposal for the City Comprehensive Master Plan; supervise and coordinate the code enforcement and licensing procedures for the City. Assistant City Manager/Service division - City of Sunny Isles Beach. Florida January 2002-September 2003 Overall responsibility for a City with a population of over 21,000 and a budget of 40.7 million; Directed and • executed, through subordinate department directors the provision of governmental services of the building, engineering, planning and zoning, code enforcement and licensing and parking enforcement departments; prepared the department's annual budget; developed management policies and procedures to direct City government services: developed goals and objectives, performance measure and strategic planning for assigned City departments; acted on behalf of the City Manager with local. state. and federal government entities; • G G. BATLSTA cfrA &ASSOCIATES ...INTEGRATED SERVICES WITH RESULTS 0 I monitored all legislation and appropriations supportive of City services. Managed the construction of over 65 million dollars of Capital Improvement Projects. including but not limited to; a new government center, the design and construction of active and passive parks; conversion of a septic to sanitary sewer project for a residential community; storm drainage projects; pier demolition and construction; design of a pedestrian emergency bridge. Implemented the design and construction of streetscape program and the under grounding of utilities lines for the entire City. Planning& Zoning Administrator- City of Sunny Isles Beach. Florida January 1998- 1002 Implemented the Building, Planning and Zoning Departments as part of the start-up team for a new municipality; supervised the development of the Occupational Licensing and Certificate of Use program; supervised and assisted in the personnel recruitment for Building, Planning and Zoning Department; managed and prepared the implementation of the Comprehensive Master Plan and Land Development Regulations for the City; Performed all duties related to zoning and planning departments: prepared Space Needs Assessment detailing the needs for the City government over the next 20 years. Zoning Hearing and Plans Processor/Code Compliance Officer/building inspector - I Dade County Building and Zoning, Florida July 1987-January 1998 Assisted the Planning and Zoning Director with the everyday operation of the department; trained and assisted zoning processors and clerks; implemented and monitored programs within department; reviewed all public hearing advertisement; prepared recommendations and reviewed development approval applications of regional impact; provided assistance to the Commissioners office on complaints from the public concerning Planning and Zoning Department. As building inspector for Hurricane Andrew Task Force performed inspections throughout the County to ensure the health and safety of the public. Monitored building inspectors(county wide) as a Code Compliance Officer for the uniform enforcement of the building code and Chapter 10 of the Miami Dade County Code: provided guidelines and recommendations to building inspectors for the proper operation and implementation of the building code; inspected buildings under construction. alteration or repairs for conformance of the entire structure to approved plans. building code and minimum housing standards. Designer/Construction:Manager - The Green Companies, Florida February 1980-June 1987 Designer of commercial /office space; assisted leasing team and prospective tenants in the design and preparation of architectural documents needed for the construction of all commercial and office spaces being leased by the company including but not limited to floor plan. electrical. plumbing and mechanical plans. and obtaining all necessary permits. An ongoing duty with the position included the construction management for the build-out of the different projects including but not limited to soliciting and negotiating contract proposals, preparing budgets, construction schedule. process all development expenses. attend on site construction meetings, prepare construction and cost reports for management meetings. II I' II II GB G. BATISTA (iLFA &ASSOCIATES ...INTEGRATED SERVICES WITH RESULTS II I VIVIAN SCHAPSIS, RA, LEED AP Florida Registered Architect O Vivian Schapsis. RA has over 20 years of experience in a variety of project types including mixed use, office. retail. commercial. institutional and residential projects. She has specialized in providing project management and architectural services to large Architectural Firms until founding Stylo Architecture LLC. LICENSES AND CERTIFICATIONS: Florida Registered Architect # AR 95098 NCARB # 69908 LEED Accredited Professional. BD+C Broward County. CBE/SBE 10 EDUCATION: Turner School of Construction Management- FAU. Boca Raton. FL Executive Certificate in Project Management- FAU. Boca Raton. FL Master of Science in Architecture-Technion. Israel Institute of Technology. Haifa. Israel Bachelor of Architecture and Urban Design-UNT. Argentina ORELEVANT EXPERIENCE: PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS: Stylo Architecture LLC. Plantation. FL US Green Building Council. Broward Branch Dorsky Hodgson Parrish Yue. Fort Lauderdale. FL Chair LEED for Homes. Broward Branch Beame Architectural Partnership. Miami. FL Garcia Brenner Stromberg. Boca Raton. FL PROJECTS: Mixed Use/Mid Rise Residential Senior Living The Promenade at Coconut Creek.. FL Hostel Sant Lux. Haifa. Israel O Altaire Village. Fort Lauderdale. FL Keren Or. Haifa. Israel Deerfield Station. Fort Lauderdale. FL Uptown Village. Fort Lauderdale. FL Institutional Jewish Community Center. Davie. FL Governmental Children's Place at Home Safe. WPB. FL Altaire Village Fire Station. Fort Lauderdale. FL Educational High Rise Residential Florida Atlantic University Wilkes Bldg. WPB. FL Prima Luce. Fort Myers, FL Children and Family Services Building The Mile. Miami. FL • Neo River Lofts. Miami. FL Hospitality/Resorts Costa del Este. Panama City. Panama Palm-Aire Towers II and III. Pompano Beach. FL Low Rise Residential Industrial Q Ocean Club Condominium. Cocoa Beach. FL Harizot Caesarea cardboard factory. Caesarea. Israel Storage buildings. Gay lam industries. Haifa. Israel II G1.3 G. BAT1STA ( l1\ &ASSOCIATES ...INTEGRATED SERVICES WITH RESULTS II I PEDRO FIALLO Senior Structural Designer EDUCATION Bachelor of Civil Engineering, Superior Polytechnic Institute "Jose Antonio Echeverria" Havana. Cuba 1996. RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Senior Structural Designer(2007 - Present) G. Batista&Associates, Cooper City. FL Performed structural analysis. design. and developed plans on projects such as parking garages. terrace. office buildings. and park structures. Designed and developed repair details and frame strengthening for existing buildings. Provided the structural design criteria to geotechnical consultants and coordinated with MEP consultants. Performed shop drawings review. responded to RFI's and field inspections. Structural Project Engineer(2005 —2007) RJBehar& Company, Inc., Miami. FL. Performed structural analysis. design. and developed plans on projects such as fire station mezzanine addition. cantilever mast arms. retaining walls, boardwalk and canopies. Provided the structural design criteria to geotechnical consultants and coordinated with MEP consultants. Performed shop drawings review. field inspection. structural plan review, and responded to RFI's. Structural Project Engineer(2003 =2005) RAS Engineer and Consultant. Miami. FL 11 Performed structural analysis. design. and developed plans on projects such as multi-story condominiums. shopping centers. one-two-and three-story single-family residences. additions. and frame strengthening design of a multi- story existing building. Designed and developed repair details for hurricane-damage structures. Also. 11 performed analysis and design of seawalls. piers. and docks for condominiums towers and private residences. Provided the structural design criteria to geotechnical consultants and coordinated with MEP consultants. Performed shop drawings review, responded to RFI's and field inspections. Superintendent(2003 -2003) Ron Kendall Masonry. Miami, FL Supervised the erect of the structure based on the structural drawings, including structure's layouts. levels. and schedules. Estimated necessary resources for the construction progress. Created daily reports based on work a completed. Prepared time sheets for employees. Superintendent(2003- 2003)Structural Prestressed Industries, Inc.. Miami. FL Supervised structural layout and installation of joist. soffit beams and double tees based on the structural shop drawings provided by the manufacturer. Estimated necessary resources for the installation process. Created daily reports based on work completed. Prepared time sheets for employees. Auto-Cad Operator(2002- 2003) Old Stone Manufacturing Corporation. Miami. FL Developed connection details for structures like balusters. columns. columns cups. moldings. wall cups. and windowsills in private residences and commercial buildings. Prepared rough sketches according to the client and supervisor's instructions. Reviewed final drawings and suggested improvements as needed. Presented final drawings to the clients and department head for approval. Maintained product inventory and produced sales report for the company president. Structural Engineer(1996—2002)Empresa de Prorectos de la Industria Basica. Havana. Cuba Performed structural analysis, design. developed plans and performed structural inspection for the Cayo Coco Four-Star Hotel, the Peninsula Ancon Three Star Hotel_. the multi-story Miramar Hotel. and multi-story office buildings. Designed repairs. frame strengthening. and performed field inspections for the multi-story Hotel aPresident and the Hotel Capri. GB G. BATISTA Li. &ASSOCIATES ...INTEGRATED SERVICES WITH RESULTS Ii t DANIEL RIVEROS, PE MEP Engineer. EDUCATION Bachelor of Civil Engineering. March 2004 Pontificia Universidad Javeriana REGISTRATIONS/LICENSES State of Florida Board of Professional Engineers License No. 73152 RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Engineering Manager. REE Consulting. LLC d/b/a G. Batista and Associates (2004— Present) Review architectural models and revise them as necessary to maximize cost efficiency and comply with construction requirements. Design the HVAC. Electrical. Plumbing and Fire Sprinkler System for residential and commercial buildings in AutoCAD using code standards as: Florida Building Code 2004 (Residential. Mechanical, Plumbing and Gas): National Electrical Code(NEC)2005; NFPA 72. NEPA 13 & NFPRA 13. Run n programs for system sizing and energy efficiency purposes such Energy Gauge(Form 600A 2004R)and Block Load 4.15 by Carrier. Supervise structural inspections to find possible corrosion spots and concrete cracks. MEP and Structural Drafter. Real Estate Engineering. LLC. Hollywood. Florida Transfer markups done by the engineer to plans on computer format using AutoCAD 2008. Plot different paper sizes (24x36. 30x42. 11x17). PLT or PDF format and send to the architects for revision and approvals. Staff Engineer. HR Engineering Services. Miami Lakes. Florida Identified and Classified different soil samples using the Standard Penetration Test of more than 30 projects in Dade County. Performed percolation tests in soils and roads sections to determine the need of drainage alternatives in construction. Architectural Drafter and Assistant. AKOA Associates. Weston. Florida Used Autodesk Architectural Desktop to adjust architectural drawings that needed to meet customer's resizing request. Sketched floor plans in Corel draw to be included in sales and marketing materials. Used Microsoft Project to integrate construction's schedules and construction's budget. Research Developer. Manufacturas de Cemento TITAN S.A.. Bogota. Colombia Developed a manual for the use of an area velocity flow meter adapting it to the Colombian sanitary sewer system conditions. Proposed and implemented a research study to compute a standard coefficient which measures roughness in different sewer duct materials used in Bogota. Research Developer. Pontificia Universidad Javeriana Bogota. Colombia Migrated. updated. and managed information in the University's Civil Engineering WEB Page. II G G. BATISTA 67\ &ASSOCIATES ...INTEGRATED SERVICES WITH RESULTS II ' RAFAEL DROZ, PE Construction Inspection Engineer ' EDUCATION: ' Bachelor of Science in Engineering.— 1957 University of Puerto Rico. Mayaguez ' REGISTRATIONS/LICENSES: P.E. Florida License No. 39228 ' Threshold Inspector Florida License No. 843 P.E. Puerto Rico License No. 3323 ' ENGINEERING EXPERIANCE: At G. Batista& Associates. Mr. Droz-Seda performs construction inspections of developments and inspection for ' infrastructure and building projects. He has over 40 years of building. roadway and site construction supervision experience. RELEVANT EXPERIENCE: City of Fort Lauderdale. Florida- Building Inspector and Engineer for buildings and docks construction. Public Safety Facility -City of Coral Springs. Florida ' VSL Corporation. Florida- Mr. Droz Seda serves as a special inspector for prefabricated buildings for the VSL Corporation. ' Intercontinental Testing Company. Florida - Inspector for Oriole Homes Multi Stories in Pompano Beach. Cypress Bend, Delray Beach and Boca Raton. 10 to 12 stories building. ' Deleu Cather. Florida- Engineer for multi stories building and soil and concrete testing. H.W. Lochner. Inc.-Building Inspector for the construction of the Tri Rail Stations in Hollywood and Golden ' Glades. Joe Robbie Stadium Interchange- Professional Engineer. Building and Road Inspector. ' G13 G. BATISTA bASS«IATES ...INTEGRATED SERVICES WITH RESULTS I I Michael Kroll, RLA Team Leader/Principal-In-Charge - Professional Experience: Design, Final Landscape/Hardscape I During his extensive career, Mr.Kroll, Design,Street Lighting Design,Irrigation Design and Site Grading Design. Vice President of Landscape Architecture, Planning and Miramar Parkway Redevelopment-This !( Environmental Services, has been redevelopment and streetscape project actively involved in projects ranging from included a two-mile,two-block urban Years of Experience:26 large scale habitat restoration to section of the Miramar Parkway corridor 1 Years With the Firm:24 international urban redevelopment projects. adjacent to SR 7/US 441. Miller Legg designed the landscape and irrigation Registrations&certifications: improvements for Florida Department of 1 Registered Landscape Architect,FL,1989 Mr.Kroll's diverse professional Transportation (FOOT)along this corridor Registered Landscape Architect,TX,2009 experience has led to projects that north and south of Miramar Parkway. In successfully integrate environmental, addition,certified arborist services were Education: planning and landscape architectural provided for a tree inventory and quality 1 BachelorofLandscapeArchitecture,LandscapeArchitservices. Under his leadership, Miller University evaluation. The proposed streetscape of Florida,1986 Legg develops project solutions that improvements included enhancement of Studies Abroad,VIA'86 Landscape respond to the natural environment, the pedestrian corridor to encourage ' Architecture/Architecture Studies respect the social fabric and create safe pedestrian traffic for adjacent Vicenza,ItaN,1986 Graduate Studies,Urban and Regional Planning sustainable aesthetic spaces. commercial and office uses.The design Florida State University,1989 also calls for consolidated parking areas Relevant Project Experience: rather than replacing backout parking in Publications&Presentations: front of businesses for the safety of both American Satiety of Landscape Architects,Broward Florida Department of Transportation the pedestrian and automobile traffic Section,Habitat Restoration,October,1995 (FOOT) District 6 Biscayne Boulevard and to improve the street operation and ' Builders Association of South Florida, (NE 5th Street to NE 13th Street)-In the aesthetics of the streetscape. Environmental Issues&Development,1999, Lecturer order to continue the enhancements of Florida Engineering Society,Environmental Design the US 1 Corridor for the City of Miami, Cocoa Beach Downtown Streetscape &Habitat Restoration,April,1995,Lecturer Miller Legg developed a streetscape Comprehensive Master Plan-Miller ' Florida Planning and Zoning Association,Public n to unifythe area surrounding Partnerships,lune 2007, design Che Legg was responsible for the preparation Presenter/Speaker American Airlines Arena, Bicentennial of a comprehensive master development University of Florida School of Architecture,Where Park and the Performing Arts Center. plan for approximately 1.5 miles of ' the Water Meets the Land,September,1996, Enhancement of the pedestrian corridor existingurban streetscape improvements within Guest Lecturer and integration with the g Roberto the historic downtown core of Cocoa Professional&civic Activities: Burle Marx paving design,directly to the Beach.The master plan included south,was integral in the design of the roadway horizontal alignment,traffic ' Member,American Society of Landscape Architects Post Member,American Society of Landscape project. calming,low impact drainage design, Architects,Florida Executive Committee street lighting, street furnishings and Member,Broward County Bicycle&Pedestrian St. Maarten Tourist Corridor Advisory Committee xeric landscape plantings. Additional ' Beautification -For the major tourist services include the development of Member,Broward Section,American Planning p Association corridor through the Dutch side of St. construction plans for a 1-mile segment Past Chair,Broward Section,American Society of Maarten,the Government of St. Maarten of the southbound section of Orlando Landscape Architects developed a plan to enhance the visual Avenue,a one-way pair through a Joint Member,Florida Earth Foundation,Engineering aesthetics of the roadwayand hired Advisory Committee,2004-present Participation Agreement with FDOT. Member,Florida Recreation and Park Association Miller Legg International to implement Member,Florida Redevelopment Association the plan. The project included The Waterfront-G9-Miller Legg ' Member,Urban Land Institute beautification of approximately two provided landscape architecture for a miles of roadway corridor,a vehicular 725-acre urban mixed-use development roundabout,and shoreline improvement in the Waterfront District of Dubai, ' to the Great Salt Pond. Services United Arab Emirates.The project area .\/".. � provided included Conceptual Landscape includes six miles of urban streetscape, MILLER LEGG I Michael Kroll, RLA ' four miles of commercial and residential Water Management District, and improvements throughout the project waterfront,and three major urban parks. Broward County Environmental area. Work was completed directly for Services include conceptual through final Protection Department.The seagrass the City under our Miscellaneous Idesign plans for the project's landscape, • survey was conducted using scuba diving Surveying and Mapping Contract. hardscape, irrigation,site furnishings, and digital global positioning satellite water features,architectural amenities, equipment and included CCCL Permitting Miami Beach-Miller ' signage and lighting. This project was transect/quadrant measurements of seagrass density,abundance,and Legg assisted a landscape architectural developed to achieve Gold LEED firm EDAW(as a sub)with the processing Certification. frequency of occurrence. of a CCCL(Coastal Construction Control Line) Permit through FDEP. In particular, I Tamiami Trail Master Plan and Boynton Beach Oceanfront Park the firm prepared a CCCL survey, Guidelines—This project included the Boardwalk-Miller Legg is the prime through a combination of field ground development of a Corridor Master Plan consultant for the replacement of truthing and CAD work. Miller Legg then I for a 3-mile segment of US Highway 41, also known as Tamiami Trail, in Manatee existing boardwalk and minor structures related the proposed improvement at Oceanfront Boardwalk Park in features to the CCCL in CAD drawings County. Approximately two-thirds of this Boynton Beach. The goal of the City was which were submitted to FDEP as part of I corridor is located in Manatee County's to renovate their only beach access park. the CCCL permit application. South County Community Other elements of this improvement Redevelopment Area and was project include hardscape,lighting and Town of Miami Lakes Streetscape considered blighted.The plan provided a landscape. Services being provided by Master Plan-Miller Legg is the Town of ' comprehensive land use,transportation the Miller Legg team include Miami Lakes'Consultant Landscape and policy analysis geared toward the environmental permitting, surveying, Architect responsible for a variety of on- redevelopment of the roadway and architectural design,structural going landscape architecture t abutting properties along the corridor. engineering,electrical engineering, assignments and specifically for landscape architecture, site analysis, development of a comprehensive Town West Lake Park II- Environmental construction documents and Streetscape Master Plan.The Town Services-Miller Legg is the prime construction observation services. This consists of a 35-year old streetscape for I consultant for the permitting and design project requires extensive coordination original parts of the Town and newly of enhancements for the second phase with the City's Park& Recreation annexed components which have of this 1,500-acre estuarine wetland. Department, Public Works Department, doubled its size. The primary network of I Services provided included:paving and drainage improvements for the nature Purchasing Department, Building streets include all arterials and many Department, and various subconsultants. collector streets which comprise some center and associated parking lot,design 12 miles of roadways. Miller Legg of three sewage pump stations,water City of Miami Beach Boardwalk II developed an approach to the project Idistribution system design,sanitary Topographic Survey- Miller Legg that includes development or assembly sewage collection and transmission recently completed work on a of all data necessary;organizing and system design,off-site force main,traffic topographic and Coastal Construction conducting a public workshop to gather engineering,surveying, water quality Control Line(CCCL)survey to help public input and support; development data analysis, hypothesis development facilitate the design of improvements to of a phased schedule of landscape and review,sediment analysis,fishery a beach boardwalk located between implementation plans;and production of analysis,rip-rap design,benthic macro- Lummus Park and South Point Drive in a schedule for implementation tied to Iinvertebrate identification,seagrass Miami Beach. The survey included beach identified existing and future funding survey,mitigation credit determination, transects to the Mean Low Water Line, resources. In funding, Miller Legg has and permitting with the US Army Corps establishment of the Coastal successfully prepared a grant for Town I of Engineers,Florida Department of Environmental Protection,South Florida Construction Control and Erosion Control landscaping of existing parks through the Lines, and location of surface State of Florida Department of Forestry. I I I `e I Dylan Larson, PWS, CEP II 4„. Senior Biologist .tt r, Professional Experience: survey was conducted using scuba diving I _ ' C.41_,.` 1,1. .zs and digital global positioning satellite Mr. Larson has significant experience in equipment and included environmental consulting in Florida and transect/quadrant measurements of I is responsible for overseeing and seagrass density,abundance,and F;? performing studies and investigations on frequency of occurrence. biological and ecological impacts Years of Experience:19 affecting the firm's projects.This Hallandale Beach Boulevard Corridor Years With the Firm:18 includes field evaluations,assessments, Study-Miller Legg performed the design recommendations and report writing. and permit approvals for FDOT and Registrations&certifications: Broward County Traffic Engineering I Professional Wetland Scientist,1999 Dylan has established himself as a Department for the conversion of two Wetland Delineation Certification,1995 valuable leader and team member on a Hallandale Beach one way collector Certified Environmental Professional,2004 variety of the firm's projects that have roadways,to two way facilities. The two PADI Certified Rescue Diver,2003 involved environmental issues.Specific key issues addressed were meeting the I Education: responsibilities include:wetland alignment criteria and not causing Bachelor of Science,Biology and Business jurisdictional determination,dredge and additional delays in traffic flow on Administration fill permitting,wetland mitigation design, Hallandale Beach Boulevard. The I University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point,1994 mitigation monitoring, alignment was not an issue since a Muster ofBusiness Administration recommendations for maintenance Nova Southeastern University,1998 southbound through movement was not procedures,coordination and oversight being provided at either intersection. I Continuing Education: of environmental GIS applications,and The analysis of the traffic flow on FOOT Environmental Management Training Course assistance with plan preparations and Hallandale Beach Boulevard require a Hydric Soils Seminar,Florida Assoc.of mitigation. progression analysis of the traffic signals Environmental Soil Scientists from 14th Avenue to SR AlA,which ' y Professional&Civic Activities: g Relevant Project Experience: illustrated how the signal cycles affected Member,Broward County Climate Change Task the traffic flow. In addition,left turn Force,2008-current West Lake Park II-Environmental flashing arrows(permitted left turn), I Technical Team Member,Broward County Water Services-Miller Legg is the prime elimination of pedestrian crosswalks and Resources Task Force,2008-current consultant for the permitting and design modification to signals to eliminate Past Member,Broward League of Cities, of enhancements for the second phase crossing maneuvers, reduction cycles Environmental Committee of this 1,500-acre estuarine wetland. Member,FILE/SFWMD Water Resources Liaison and improvement to traffic flow were I Committee,2009-current Services provided included:paving and drainage improvements for the nature also a part of the traffic analysis. Post President and Past BoardofDirectors,Florida Services provided include: traffic Association of Environmental Professionals, center and associated parking lot,design engineering and transportation planning, Treasure Coast of three sewa a pumpstations,water distribution system design,sanitary I Member,National Association of Environmental g surveying,roadway design,drainage Professionals design,public participation and utility sewage collection and transmission coordination. • system design,off-site force main,traffic I engineering,surveying,water quality Hallandale Beach Water and Force Main data analysis, hypothesis development Biological Monitoring-Miller Legg is on and review,sediment analysis,fishery call to provide biological monitoring I analysis, rip-rap design, benthic macro- services for horizontal directional drill invertebrate identification,seagrass crossing under the Intracoastal survey, mitigation credit determination, Waterway at three bridge locations and permitting with the US Army Corps within the City. While drilling is I of Engineers,Florida Department of occurring,we are on standby in the Environmental Protection,South Florida event there is a fracture in the sediment Water Management District,and (frac-out). In that case,we respond I Broward County Environmental within two hours. `�� Protection Department.The seagrass MILLER LEGG Dylan Larson, PWS, CEP IPort Properties/Hollywood Harbour-A Particular Concern(LAPC)area. Miller Airport Master Plan into the Runway proposed 600-slip boat marina in Legg staff travelled,along with FXE project approach where environmental Broward County.Services provided airport personnel,to review site or other sustainability benefits could be I include:wetland permitting,permit conditions and presence of protected realized. Miller Legg is a subconsultant to compliance,mitigation design,permit species. During this intensive review, Atkins North America. extension through BCDNRP, USACOE, Miller Legg staff observed, in detail, ' FDEP,and DRI update and compliance general topographic and soil conditions Florida Department of Transportation assistance. and characteristics of the airfield areas (FOOT) District 4 Sheridan Street as they physically traversed the site. The Boardwalk-For this project, Miller Legg City of Fort Lauderdale Environmental mapping of the protected species has provided environmental permitting and I Master Continuing Services Contract- provided us with intimate knowledge of surveying services for the installation of Miller Legg has been providing drainage and topographical features of a pedestrian boardwalk in West Lake Continuing Environmental Services to Ft. the entire airfield. Specifically,we have Park. In addition,extensive coordination ' Lauderdale since 2007.Services provided observed that the western approach to with the FOOT,City of Hollywood,and to the City on a work order basis include the landing strip is slightly lower in the Broward County Parks and threatened and endangered species elevation,discouraging gopher tortoise Recreation Department was required. ' assessments and Phase I and Phase II and burrowing owl occupation in this area. However,the elevation isnot low This project in being completed under a Environmental Site Assessments. Districtwide Miscellaneous Drainage Interpretation of environmental impacts enough to cause growth of wetland contract as a subconsultant to C3TS. to City projects in blighted areas has species that would indicate that the area ' been provided by Miller Legg on several ponds or retains water for long periods Weatherbee Road Sidewalk Project- projects for the neighborhood of time. All pervious areas within the Miller Legg was retained by St. Lucie improvement group.Services also airfield consist of sandy soils and most County to assist them in the preparation I include indoor air quality/asbestos and lead-based paint evaluations. are found in relatively higher elevations. of National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA)documentation. In particular,we Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood prepared the Type I Categorical Exclusion City of Fort Lauderdale General International Airport South Runway environmental support documents for a IEnvironmental Engineering Services- Project- Miller Legg is the lead sidewalk project. This documentation Miller Legg has been providing professional for environmental was used to comply with the federal continuing environmental services to permitting and for determining funding requirements associated with ' Fort Lauderdale since 2007 and currently sustainability strategies viable for the Federal Highway Administrations' holds a General Environmental implementation on the new South (FHWA's)Local Agency Program(LAP). Engineering Services Contract through Runway project.The role of the firm also This project involved the construction of 2015. Services provided include includes tracking of all other site permits a new 1.8-mile sidewalk loop along ' threatened and endangered species including stormwater,utility,FEC and Weatherbee Road in St. Lucie County. assessments,environmental permitting roadway permits.The new Runway is The LAP program is administered,at the compliance,consent order coordination, proposed to be 8,000 LF and elevated to state level,through the Florida ' bid preparation,environmental cross over the Airport's Perimeter Road, Department of Transportation(FOOT). construction observation,certified the FEC railroad and USl. Extensive This sidewalk project was funded arborist services and Phase I and Phase II permitting agency coordination is through the FHWA Safe Routes to School Environmental Site Assessments. required due to mangrove and other -Program to provide safe access to I Services also include indoor air wetland impacts. Utilizing LEED criteria, students to Weatherbee Elementary quality/asbestos and lead-based paint sustainability opportunities exist in School from the surrounding residential evaluations. selection of more energy efficient neighborhoods. Miller Legg provided I utilities inside the structures over the coordination services with agencies such Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport roadways and in preservation of existing as:FDOT, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Gopher Tortoise Plan-Miller Legg resources. Project evaluation was also and State Historic Preservation Officer. recently completed a comprehensive completed to determine opportunities to I gopher tortoise and burrowing owl reduce the heat island effect,reduce survey and assessment of the active irrigation water use from potable water, airfield and adjacent Local Area of and incorporate other elements of the I I Christopher Keller, RLA, AICP I , ` .t Planning/Public Involvement 9 . > I '+ l�t ' Professional Experience: United Arab Emirates.The project area . ,- includes six miles of urban streetscape, a - J. Mr. Keller is a Registered Landscape four miles of commercial and residential Architect and nationally Certified waterfront,and three major urban parks. I c Planner. His experience includes private Services include conceptual through final sector land development consultation design plans for the project's landscape, 't and design, public sector consultation g hardscape, irrigation,site furnishings, Years of Experience:29 and design, and public sector water features,architectural amenities, ' Years With the Firm:8 employment. signage and lighting. This project was developed to achieve Gold LEED Registrations&Certifications: His professional experience includes Certification. I American Institute of Certified Planners,1996 project management and design Registered Landscape Architect,FL,1990 experience in the areas of landscape Cocoa Beach Downtown Streetscape Registered Landscape Architect,NY,1987 architecture, land uselannin master P g. Comprehensive Master Plan-Miller I planning,and site planning for both Leggwas responsible for the preparation Education: P P P Bachelor of Science,Landscape Architecture private and public sector clients. He has of a comprehensive master development Cornell University,1982 extensive experience with the Florida plan for approximately 1.5 miles of Department of Transportation in urban streetscape improvements within I Continuing Education: providing planning analysis and expert the historic downtown core of Cocoa IAP Project nception to Notice to Proceed, testimony for eminent domain land Beach.The master plan included October 2007 acquisition. roadway horizontal alignment,traffic I Professional&civic Activities: Member,American Planning Association Relevant Project Experience: calming, low impact drainage design, street lighting,street furnishings and Member,American Society of Landscape Architects xeric landscape plantings. Additional Member,Association of Eminent Domain SR 17 Avon Park Streetscape services include the development of I Professionals Improvements-Planned urban design construction plans for a 1-mile segment changes to the"City Center"area of the of the southbound section of Orlando City of Avon Park in conjunction with Avenue,a one-way pair through a Joint I modifications to SR 17,the City's main Participation Agreement with FDOT. street and commercial center.The initial streetscape plans included public Cocoa Streetscape Improvements- involvement,re-doing the street and Miller Legg worked with the City of I sidewalks in the Central Business District, Cocoa for more than two years on landscaping and irrigation and other renovations to the streetscape of SR improvements. Miller Legg worked with 5/US Highway 1. Working closely with I the Florida Department of the City's Redevelopment Authority, Transportation (FOOT)District 1 on this Miller Legg prepared plans for project. Plans were prepared according improvements to the right-of-way to FDOT standards and reviewed by the including paving,landscaping and I agency on several occasions.After irrigation,and other amenities. The several iterations of taking bids,the City design consisted of continuous determined that none of the bidders was landscape plantings and highlights to I responsive and has since modified the major intersections,where roadway and scope of work to include a more limited pedestrian pavements were upgraded to renovation to the sidewalks, lighting and create a series of designed"nodes." landscaping. Entrance into the City limits was denoted I by a unique tower/sign,designed in a The Waterfront-G9-Miller Legg vernacular Florida-style. Miller Legg provided landscape architecture for a worked closely with Parsons on the I 725-acre urban mixed-use development project and public involvement and \/". � in the Waterfront District of Dubai, construction observation was part of the MILLER LEGG I I Christopher Keller, RLA,AICP 1 firm's role.All landscape,hardscape, and Florida Department of Environmental selection of more energy efficient irrigation plans were designed to also Protection(FDEP)permitting east of the utilities inside the structures over the meet Florida Department of Coastal Construction Control Line(CCCL), roadways and in preservation of existing ITransportation District 5 standards. CCCL surveying, restroom design and resources. Project evaluation was also replacement,shade pavilion design and completed to determine opportunities to Boynton Beach Oceanfront Park replacement,boardwalk redesign and reduce the heat island effect,reduce I Boardwalk-Miller Legg is the prime implementation, hardscape irrigation water use from potable water, consultant for the replacement of improvements(plazas,seating,signage, and incorporate other elements of the existing boardwalk and minor structures site furnishings), coastal dune Airport Master Plan into the Runway at Oceanfront Boardwalk Park in restoration, landscape design, project approach where environmental Boynton Beach. The goal of the City was interactive splash pad design,and or other sustainability benefits could be to renovate their only beach access park. construction administration. Success of realized. Miller Legg is a subconsultant to Other elements of this improvement the park restoration program has Atkins North America. ' project include hardscape,lighting and landscape. Services being provided by required close coordination with the City of Fort Pierce and subconsultants to Tamiami Trail Master Plan and the Miller Legg team include incorporate typically fast-tracked Guidelines-Mr. Keller was the project environmental permitting,surveying, schedule requirements. manager and principal planner for the I architectural design,structural development of a Corridor Master Plan engineering, electrical engineering, City of Orlando Landscape Architecture for a 3-mile segment of US Highway 41, landscape architecture,site analysis, &Land Planning Continuing Contract-A also known as Tamiami Trail,in Manatee I construction documents and continuing contract to provide a variety County. Approximately two-thirds of this construction observation services. This of on-going landscape architecture and corridor is located in Manatee County's project requires extensive coordination land planning consulting services for the South County Community I with the City's Park&Recreation City of Orlando to include, but not Redevelopment Area and was • Department, Public Works Department, limited to:conceptual design, park considered blighted.The plan provided a Purchasing Department, Building planning,landscape design and comprehensive land use,transportation Department,and various subconsultants. specifications, hardscape design, project and policy analysis geared toward the I image design, lighting design and redevelopment of the roadway and City of Fort Pierce Continuing Services- specifications,streetscape programs, abutting properties along the corridor. Miller Legg currently maintains a illustrative graphics, irrigation design and ' Continuing Services contract with the - specifications,construction bidding Tavares Gateway Landscape Project- City of Fort Pierce Redevelopment assistance,construction observation, Creation of a significant entry feature Agency to provide landscape public involvement assistance, master into the City of Tavares,at the architecture and ancillary planning and site planning,feasibility analysis, intersection of newly-widened US 441 I services. Projects under this contract redevelopment programs and urban with SR 19 and SR SODA.The area have been completed or are in varying design,streetscape and corridor contains a triangular retention pond and stages of design or construction. Miller planning,and land-use analysis. occupies a prominent location as the I Legg has provided multiple services for entry-way into the City from the north. the restoration of five waterfront parks Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood The design consists of landscaping that and one inner city park within the City of International Airport South Runway serves as a major focal point. Large trees Fort Pierce. The parks include Pioneers Project-Miller Legg is the lead and palms have been placed in the IPark,South Beach Park, Kimberly professional for environmental corners and along the sides of the Bergalis Park,Surfside Park,Jaycee Park permitting and for determining triangular body of water. There are and Jetty Park. The projects combine sustainability strategies viable for massive beds of shrubs that create I elements of both active and passive on the new South continuity and a setting for the other parks and can be found in urban and Runway project.The role of the firm also plants. The majority of the plant coastal settings. Services provided to the includes tracking of all other site permits materials are native and of xeriscape City include landscape architecture including stormwater,utility,FEC and species. Future plans call for a five-jet design,civil engineering,surveying and roadway permits.The new Runway is fountain in the pond which will spray environmental permitting. In addition, proposed to be 8,000 LF and elevated to water over 40 feet into the air,creating Miller Legg manages subconsultants for cross over the Airport's Perimeter Road, an even more exciting entrance feature. ' geotechnical,structural,electrical and the FEC railroad and USl. Extensive Plans were reviewed and approved by lighting services. Project tasks have permitting agency coordination is Florida Department of Transportation included:charrette services, master required due to mangrove and other District 5. planning, permitting through FDEP, wetland impacts.Utilizing LEED criteria, ' SFWMD,and the City of Fort Pierce, sustainability opportunities exist in ``7 I Y . Ronald Rollins, RLA . IDesign ' S.a Professional Experience: I x' : -----• --- ' Miramar Parkway Lane Reduction Study Mr.Rollins is responsible for landscape -Conducted study of impact of architectural design for a varietyof B eliminating outside lanes on this one-half a public and private projects including mile segment of Miramar Parkway(SR7 '. 14 j roadway landscaping and irrigation, to SW 64 Avenue),therefore reducing • active and passive park landscape the cross-section from a six-lane divided Years of Experience:20 design,as well as residential and to a four-lane divided roadway. Existing ' Years with the Firm:9 commercial projects. and future operating conditions of segments and intersections along the Registrations&Certifications: Relevant Project Experience: study corridor were analyzed. Future I Registered Landscape Architect,FL,1994 demand was based on a combination of City of Coconut Creek SR 814/Atlantic historical growth rates and long-range Education Boulevard Landscape Beautification model projections.This older,low- Bachelor of Landscape Architecture Improvements-Under the firm's intensity retail,corridor reflects minimal I University of Florida,1992 ContinuingServices contract for Bachelor of Science,Chemical Engineering access management,with significant University of Florida,1982 Landscape Architecture services,Miller parking which backs directly onto Legg is providing landscape Miramar Parkway. Miller Legg I Publications&Presentations: beautification improvements to this inventoried parking spaces and access Florida Main Street"Main Street Minute" roadway corridor from west of Lyons connections for all 31 parcels,studied Newsletter,Moore Haven landscape,May& Road to the Florida Turnpike. Services weekday and weekend parking June 2007,Author include landscape architecture, P occupancy and developed a conceptual I Professional&Civic Activities: hardscape,irrigation,water use plan to improve safety and access Member,American Society of Landscape Architects permitting,construction observation, management,eliminating back-out traffic control and surveying services. parking while providing additional I We also facilitated the plans for streetscape amenities and landscaping. execution of agreements and provided . coordination with FOOT District 4 and Miramar Parkway Redevelopment-This I Florida's Turnpike Enterprise. redevelopment and streetscape project included a two-mile,two-block urban Florida Department of Transportation section of the Miramar Parkway corridor (FDOT) District 4 Districtwide adjacent to SR 7/US 441. Miller Legg I Landscaping Design/Production In House Design Support-Miller Legg designed the landscape and irrigation improvements for Florida Department of currently has a multi-year districtwide Transportation (FOOT)along this corridor I landscape architecture contract to north and south of Miramar Parkway. In support in-house projects. Under this addition,certified arborist services were contract,we are providing planting provided for a tree inventory and quality design,irrigation design, hardscape evaluation. The proposed streetscape I design and miscellaneous support improvements included enhancement of services as well as minor engineering the pedestrian corridor to encourage design to support in-house landscape safe pedestrian traffic for adjacent I projects. commercial and office uses.The design also calls for consolidated parking areas Las Olas Boulevard Study(Individual rather than replacing backout parking in Experience)-Traffic and Urban Design front of businesses for the safety of both study for Las Olas Boulevard (downtown the pedestrian and automobile traffic Ft. Lauderdale). Project included public and to improve the street operation and workshops,traffic studies,traffic the aesthetics of the streetscape. Pmanagement and urban/streetscape ` design. MILLER LEGG 0 11 Ronald Rollins. RLA ISR 17 Avon Park Streetscape The Waterfront-G9-Miller Legg Streetscape Master Plan.The Town Improvements-Planned urban design provided landscape architecture for a consists of a 35-year old streetscape for Q changes to the"City Center"area of the 725-acre urban mixed-use development original parts of the Town and newly City of Avon Park in conjunction with in the Waterfront District of Dubai, annexed components which have modifications to SR 17,the City's main United Arab Emirates.The project area doubled its size. The primary network of street and commercial center.The initial includes six miles of urban streetscape, streets include all arterials and many Istreetscape plans included public four miles of commercial and residential collector streets which comprise some ��11 involvement, re-doing the street and waterfront,and three major urban parks. 12 miles of roadways. Miller Legg sidewalks in the Central Business District, Services include conceptual through final developed an approach to the project I landscaping and irrigation and other design plans for the project's landscape, that includes development or assembly improvements. Miller Legg worked with hardscape,irrigation,site furnishings, of all data necessary;organizing and the Florida Department of water features,architectural amenities, conducting a public workshop to gather Transportation (FOOT)District 1 on this signage and lighting. This project was public input and support;development n project. Plans were prepared according developed to achieve Gold LEED of a phased schedule of landscape • ,OI to FOOT standards and reviewed by the Certification. implementation plans;and production of agency on several occasions.After a schedule for implementation tied to several iterations of taking bids,the City Town of Miami Lakes Streetscape identified existing and future funding I determined that none of the bidders was Master Plan-Miller Legg is the Town of resources. In funding, Miller Legg has responsive and has since modified the Miami Lakes'Consultant Landscape successfully prepared a grant for Town scope of work to include a more limited Architect responsible for a variety of on- landscaping of existing parks through the I renovation to the sidewalks, lighting and going landscape architecture State of Florida Department of Forestry. landscaping. assignments and specifically for development of a comprehensive Town I I I I I I I . • ``� I I . I r Brian Shore, RLA ' - Design iki ' Professional Experience: Florida Department of Transportation t .. (FDOT) District 6 Biscayne Boulevard As a Landscape Architect, Mr.Shore has (NE 5th Street to NE 13th Street)-In _ significant experience in landscape order to continue the enhancements of I architectural desi n and landscape gthe US 1 Corridor for the City of Miami, -� construction services for a variety of Miller Legg developed a streetscape public and private projects.Specialties design to unify the area surrounding the Years of Experience:12 include landscape,hardscape,and American Airlines Arena, Bicentennial I Years With the Firm:12 irrigation design services for streetscape Park and the Performing Arts Center. and roadway projects including the Enhancement of the pedestrian corridor Registrations&certifications: Florida Department of Transportation and integration with the existing Roberto I Registered Landscape Architect,FL,2005 (FDOT),all aspects of active and passive park design,health-care campuses,and Burle Marx paving design,directly to the south,was integral in the design of the Education: environmental wetland habitat creation. project. Bachelor M.Science,Landscape Architecture Other experience includes various INorth Carolina A&T State University,2000 residential and commercial projects. Florida Department of Transportation continuing Education: Also, Mr.Shore is an Associate of the (FDOT) District 6 Districtwide Landscape FDOT Landscape Highway Seminar,2005,2006 and firm. Architecture-This FOOT District 6 I2008 Districtwide Landscape Architecture FOOT Outdoor Advertising Workshop,November Relevant Project Experience: Contract included numerous design and 2008 and February 2010 coordination services on projects FDOT Plan Reviewer's Workshop,November 2006 Florida Department of Transportation I and November 2007 Pthroughout Miami-Dade and Monroe LAP Project Inception to Notice to Proceed, (FOOT) District 4 Districtwide Counties. Non-design services provided October 2007 Landscaping Design/Production In by Miller Legg included:review of grant LAP Training for Right-of-Way and Real Estate House Design Support-Miller Legg application packages,tree I Acquisition.May 2008 currently has a multi-year districtwide removal/relocation plans,corridor PSMI Project Management Boot Camp,2007 landscape architecture contract to aesthetic analysis review,right-of-way Professional&civic Activities: support in-house projects. Under this permit application reviews,public I Member,American Society of Landscape Architects contract,we are providing planting workshop coordination and design, irrigation design, hardscape intergovernmental coordination. Design design and miscellaneous support services included development of services as well as minor engineering construction documents for landscape I design to support in-house landscape enhancements to four miles of Biscayne projects. Boulevard,conceptual designs and cost 'estimates for enhancements of 1-95 from I Florida Department of Transportation the Broward County line to 1-395, (FOOT)District 4 Design/Build I-75 @ development of hardscape designs for Miramar Parkway-For this design/build Biscayne Boulevard in downtown Miami project,we are a subconsultant to the that serve as the major pedestrian-use I Community Asphalt/C3TS team to area adjacent to Bicentennial Park,the provide landscape architecture, American Airlines Arena and Bayside,as surveying and subsurface utility well as landscape architectural designs I engineering(SUE)services. Specific services being provided include: for the Hialeah Expressway in Hialeah, Hialeah Gardens and the Town of landscape architecture design, landscape Medley. construction observation, public I information meetings,surveying and SR 17 Avon Park Streetscape mapping,and SUE including utility Improvements-Planned urban design marking and test holes. changes to the"City Center"area of the ICity of Avon Park in conjunction with ‘ modifications to SR 17,the City's main MILLER LEGG I I Brian Shore, RLA ' street and commercial center.The initial included tree removal/mitigation and rather than replacing backout parking in streetscape plans included public landscape design. Miller Legg was a front of businesses for the safety of both involvement,re-doing the street and subconsultant to R1 Behar and Company. the pedestrian and automobile traffic I sidewalks in the Central Business District, and to improve the street operation and landscaping and irrigation and other Miramar Parkway Lane Reduction Study the aesthetics of the streetscape. improvements.Miller Legg worked with -Conducted study of impact of I the Florida Department of Transportation(FOOT)District 1 on this eliminating outside lanes on this one-half Sample Road Streetscape-Miller Legg mile segment of Miramar Parkway(SR7 prepared the planting and hardscape project. Plans were prepared according to SW 64 Avenue),therefore reducing design of this four-lane divided roadway to FDOT standards and reviewed by the the cross-section from a six-lane divided in Broward County.The design ' agency on several occasions.After to a four-lane divided roadway. Existing incorporated existing trees and palms several iterations of taking bids,the City and future operating conditions of and established a plant and paver determined that none of the bidders was segments and intersections along the palette theme for future roadways I responsive and has since modified the study corridor were analyzed. Future within the City of Coconut Creek. In scope of work to include a more limited demand was based on a combination of addition to landscape,irrigation and renovation to the sidewalks,lighting and historical growth rates and long-range hardscape designs,grant preparation I landscaping. model projections.This older,low- services were provided as part of this intensity retail,corridor reflects minimal project. As part of a miscellaneous City of Coconut Creek SR7/U5441 access management,with significant services contract with the City,Miller Landscape Beautification -A two-mile parking which backs directly onto Legg prepared the Florida Highway I segment of SR 7/US 441 from the Miramar Parkway. Miller Legg inventoried parking spaces and access Beautification Council Grant Application Sawgrass Expressway to the and developed Landscape Improvement Broward/Palm Beach County Line connections for all 31 parcels,studied Design Documents for Sample Road.This I through the City of Coconut Creek was weekday and weekend parking approximately three-mile roadway designed to enhance the existing mature occupancy and developed a conceptual serves as the major east-west corridor canopy trees through this corridor,as plan to improve safety and access through the City of Coconut Creek.The well as provide irrigation and hardscape management, eliminating back-out grant application was successful in I within the existing roadway medians. parking while providing additional acquiring$225,000 in matching funds for Conceptual plans served as exhibits to streetscape amenities and landscaping. the project. Award:Broward Beautiful obtain funding through a Broward Third Place for Roadway/Swale I Beautiful State Thoroughfare Beautification Grant Program. Miramar Parkway Redevelopment-This Beautification, Broward County, 2004 redevelopment and streetscape project Coordinated with SFWMD for a General included a two-mile,two-block urban The Waterfront-G9-Miller Legg Water Use Permit for irrigation along this section of the Miramar Parkway corridor provided landscape architecture for a I corridor.This landscape corridor design adjacent to SR 7/US 441. Miller Legg 725-acre urban mixed-use development is an integral part of the gateways into designed the landscape and irrigation in the Waterfront District of Dubai, City of Coconut Creek,as well as improvements for Florida Department of United Arab Emirates.The project area I Broward County;and provides an overall unified beautification enhancement for Transportation(FOOT)along this corridor includes six miles of urban streetscape, north and south of Miramar Parkway. In four miles of commercial and residential the corridor. addition,certified arborist services were waterfront,and three major urban parks. ' provided for a tree inventory and quality Services include conceptual through final City of Miami Buena Vista Heights evaluation. The proposed streetscape design plans for the project's landscape, Landscape-Miller Legg prepared improvements included enhancement of hardscape,irrigation,site furnishings, landscape architecture design plans for the pedestrian corridor to encourage water features,architectural amenities, I the City of Miami Buena Vista Heights safe pedestrian traffic for adjacent signage and lighting. This project was neighborhood. The neighborhood commercial and office uses.The design developed to achieve Gold LEED roadway improvements project area also calls for consolidated parking areas Certification. I I I I .I I Brian Voelker, MS, PWS, CA Environmental &.1 .` — Professional Experience: with the City's Park& Recreation Department, Public Works Department, Mr.Voelker is a Project Biologist with Purchasing Department, Building Miller Legg specializing in natural Department, and various subconsultants. resource assessments and permitting, as 1. well certified arborist services. Beach Dune Restoration/Sea Oat Planting Design -Miller Legg designed Years of Experience:16 Mr.Voelker provides numerous native and permitted a beach dune restoration Years With the Firm:15 habitat design and other environmental project for the Broward County Soil and services to clients,including:wetland Water Conservation District(BCSWCD). Registrations&Certifications: delineation,wetland function evaluation, The intention of the project is to develop 6 Certified Arborist,FL,2036 wetland mitigation design,wetland impact permitting,upland habitat a well rooted mat of vegetation to trap PAD!Certified Rescue Diver,2003 wind blown sand,forming a primary and Certified Survey Technician Level I,FL,2002 assessments,coastal habitat back dune system that will stabilize the 1 Education: assessments and permitting, marine and beach front,protecting it from erosion estuarine habitat assessments and caused by wind and wave action.Sand Master of Science,Coastal Zone Management, permitting,protected wildlife Marine Biology p g, from the dune system will also naturally Nova Southeastern University,2000 assessments and permitting,GPS data re-nourish the beachfront after storm 1 Bachelor of Science,Environmental Studies collection and GIS mapping. events. In this manner,the sea oat dune State University of New York,1996 system will take the place of the current Publications&Presentations: Mr.Voelker is a certified arborist and beach re-nourishment process of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Services, Certified Arborist and GIS Services,July, . provides the following consulting depositing off-shore bottom sediment on 2009, services to both public and private sector the beach,the current process is costly, Guest Speaker clients:tree species identification and and the removal of bottom sediment has Florida Native Plant Society Presentation, inventories,tree surveys and canopy the potential to harm marine life. The 1 "EnvironmentolPerm,tting for Land mappingdestroyed/damaged ro ect was funded bythe Renaissance Development",January,2009,Guest Speaker PP g,destf0 ed/dams ed tree P j Hillsborough Community College,28th Annual assessments,tree value estimates,tree Condominium Association,while EcosystemsConference,"A Comparison of grading,tree species selection for volunteer labor(plant installation)was Fauna Between Littoral Shelf Mitigation Areas", planting, mangrove trimming oversight and tree ermittin provided by the Broward County Soil and May,2002,Guest Speaker Landscape Inspectors Association of Florida, P g' Water Conservation Service, residents Certified Arborist and GIS Services,May,2009, from Renaissance Condominium Guest Speaker Relevant Project Experience: Complex, Miller Legg staff,South Realtor Association of Miami-Dade County, Broward Hospital District,School Board "Environmental Permitting for Land Boynton Beach Oceanfront Park Development",April2008,July 2007,April 2006, of BrowardCounty and Broward Guest Speaker Boardwalk-Miller Legg is the prime College'sge'sSaturday Science program for consultant for the replacement of high school seniors. Miller Legg provided Professional&Civic Activities: existing boardwalk and minor structures professional services including Volunteer,Broward County Sea Turtle Conservation at Oceanfront Boardwalk Park in development of the restoration plans for Project Boynton Beach. The goal of the City was the project and Coastal Construction Member,International Society of Arboriculture to renovate their onlybeachpark. Member,Landscape Inspectors Association of access Control Line(CCCL)permitting Florida Other elements of this improvement coordination with the Florida Board Member,South Florida Association of project include hardscape, lighting and Department of Environmental Protection i Environmental Professionals landscape. Services being provided by (FDEP). the Miller Legg team include environmental permitting, surveying, Broward County Sea Turtle architectural design,structural Conservation(individual experience)- II engineering,electrical engineering, Mr.Voelker worked on two(2) phases of landscape architecture, site analysis, the Nova Southeastern University construction documents and Oceanographic Center Sea Turtle . construction observation services. This Program(administered for Broward ` project requires extensive coordination County Sea Turtle Conservation MILLER LEGG II I Mark Brandenburg, MS, CSE. PWS Program)from 1996-2000.These phases invertebrate identification, seagrass project in the City of Miramar. The involved (1)pre-dawn surveys along survey,mitigation credit determination, project entails two segments of Miramar various segments of Broward County and permitting with the US Army Corps Parkway:the eastern gateway segment I shoreline to indentify sea-turtle"crawls" of Engineers,Florida Department of from 62nd to 64th Avenue and the mid- and nests. When nests were identified, Environmental Protection,South Florida town commercial segment from 68th to eggs were removed from nests and Water Management District,and 69th Avenue. The project includes I relocated to protected hatcheries Broward County Environmental intersection improvements and sidewalk (enclosed with fencing or open, "roped Protection Department.The seagrass and landscape beautification throughout off"areas); (2)After gestation period, survey was conducted using scuba diving the project limits. Services provided hatchery nests were examined in the and digital global positioning satellite include: surveying including topographic I evening on daily basis. On days when equipment and included surveying,underground utility hatching occurred,hatchlings were transect/quadrant measurements of designation,landscape architecture, assisted out of nest when necessary,and seagrass density,abundance,and hardscape design,drainage and total number of viable hatchlings(vs. frequency of occurrence. stormwater permitting,design and original egg count)was documented. management, lighting and electrical U.S.Coast Guard Station Seagrass design,geotechnical design,traffic Florida Department of Transportation Survey of Boat Basin-Seagrass beds are engineering,tree permitting and arborist I (FOOT) District 4 SR AlA/SE 17th Street critical marine habitats found in near- services,as well as LAP coordination, Causeway-Miller Legg performed shore coastal areas. Impacts to permitting and submittal permitting of the open water impacts protected seagrass beds are regulated by documentation. I which were associated with installation state and federal environmental of a new high-level bridge over the protection agencies. Consequently, Florida Department of Transportation Intracoastal Waterway in Fort coastal development projects typically (FDOT) District 4 Sheridan 400 Sidewalk Lauderdale. require an assessment of benthic(sea- - Permitting for wetland impacts Ifloor)habitats to determine the associated with construction of a new Florida Department of Transportation presence of seagrasses. For this sidewalk along Sheridan Street.Services (FDOT) District 4 West Lake Park Dania particular project, Miller Legg performed provided included:gathering of I Beach Bridge Mitigation-An seagrass surveys that were needed to background data,off-site wetlands approximately one-acre saltmarsh ensure that reconstruction of the basin mitigation procurement,conducting wetland enhancement project in bulkhead would not result in damage or coordination meetings, permitting I Broward County.The purpose of the•project was to mitigate for seagrass destruction to seagrass beds. through US Army Corps of Engineers, Broward County Environmental impacts caused by bridge enhancements. Miami Beach Coastal Construction Protection Department,and South Services provided included:design, Control Line Survey-Miller Legg was Florida Water Management District. permitting,contractor coordination and hired to obtain a permit from the Florida field inspection/photo documentation, Department of Environmental Protection Hollywood Site 157-Environmental- construction observation of grading, (DEP)for a landscape beautification For this 6.3-acre parcel in Hollywood I earthwork activities,and hydrophyte project designed for the City of Miami Beach. The permit will allow landscape containing freshwater and brackish installation. environments located adjacent to a improvements of desirable,native plant South Florida Water Management West Lake Park II- Environmental species that will both create habitat and District canal,Miller Legg assessed the O Services-Miller Legg is the prime erosion. In addition,we natural resources,established wetland consultant for the permitting and design performed a survey to confirm the jurisdictional determinations,analyzed of enhancements for the second phase presence of monuments that define the wetland quality and permitting I of this 1,500-acre estuarine wetland. State's Coastal Construction Control Line requirements,analyzed development Services provided included:paving and (CCCL),as well as collect survey data for potential as well as restoration potential, drainage improvements for the nature other"lines"such as the mean high tide and permitting and mitigation center and associated parking lot,design and low tide lines. Miller Legg was a requirements. This project is a result of I of three sewage pump stations,water subconsultant to AECOM. Broward County's$400 million bond distribution system design,sanitary referendum in 2000 that was used to sewage collection and transmission Miramar Parkway LAP Streetscape preserve and reclaim almost 1,500 acres system design,off-site force main,traffic Improvements from 62nd to 64th of conservation land,green space,and engineering,surveying,water quality Avenue and 68th to 69th Avenue- open space;and,repair and enhance the data analysis,hypothesis development Miramar Parkway Streetscape aging park system to provide safer parks. and review,sediment analysis,fishery Improvement project is a Local Agency analysis,rip-rap design,benthic macro- Program(LAP)-funded revitalization \�% I I IGB G. BATISTA erA &ASSOCIAT Es © APPROA041/MIETHOI)OLOGY I Our Approach and methodology Ito performing our engineering StrQis tasks revolve around what we gy b .0 call the "Method Sphere". This is a methodology and approach . . _ Design that we are proud to have . developed ourselves and is at the ^ Meth core of how we approach each The R S; ef project from inception through construction completion. What rai_ q,figinesupsgsto on the surface may look like a I simple step-by-step procedure is Build CI Optimize actually a structured thought process where these steps I )°7 A actually overlap and work symbiotically to form a way of Migrate, thinking which ultimately Iembodies our design philosophy as a whole. I • STRATEGY IEverything begins with the "Strategy" noted at the top of the sphere. This is where everything begins and where brainstorming takes place. Proper strategizing ensures that all the proper elements of the Idesign are incorporated from implementing sound engineering judgment to the owner's input. The strategizing also involves performing a charette. developing the methodology of design, use of Ipersonnel and resources. and a study of time constraints and budgets, among many others. Like an ecosystem. Buildings and Structures are complex environments with hundreds of related I systems. In order to successfully design and build a project. regardless of size. this proposed ecosystem must be meticulously studied. planned. and designed to up-front with the goal of minimizing problems at the back end. IUsing our multi-dimensional approach. our engineers and project managers are able to ensure engineering projects are delivered on time. within budget and meeting the owner's exact ICITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH RFQ NO. 12-04-02 I • I I G. BATISTA SR &ASSOCIATES 0 requirements. We achieve success for our clients as a result of our experience and proven methods for strategizing. designing. and ultimately providing a quality-controlled design. I DESIGN IThe next step in our methodology is the actual design which includes the elements reviewed and developed during the initial strategizing. This step is the most technical since it involves the . Imaximum use of our skills and the use of our cutting edge tools for an optimal design The entire process of planning and design requires fit not only imagination and conceptual thinking but ime. film n '-I also sound knowledge of practical aspects. such as '�1..e> s. '� --1--8T, °• recent design codes and statutes. backed up by I ���+�, oA0E �l ample experience. intuition and engineering X•b).".4 � � 'tl,1h'�i ,. ,j _judgment. I .i— � " �` It is emphasized that any structure to be constructed must satisfy the need for efficiency for which it is intended and shall be durable for its desired life I span. OPTIMIZE IAny Architect can put a design on paper. It is an entirely different set of technical skills to make this design one that is practical. useful for its intended purposes and cost-effective. During the design Iphase. we strive to optimize our designs. Typical systems are described by very large numbers of variables. and it is the designer's task to specify appropriate values for these variables. Skilled I designers utilize their knowledge. experience. and judgment to specify these variables and design effective systems. Because of the size and complexity of the typical design task. however. even the most skilled designers are unable to take into account all of the variables simultaneously. Design I optimization is the application of techniques to engineering systems to assist the designers in improving the system's performance. reliability. and/or cost. I Optimization methodologies can be applied during the design development stage to ensure that the finished design will have the high performance. high reliability. and/or low cost. Alternatively. optimization methods can be applied to existing designs to identify potential design improvements. IAt G. Batista & Associates. we are dedicated to providing our customers with the tools and knowledge required to generate practical designs that are useful in the real world. Greg Batista's Ipersonnel have extensive experience in applying optimization methodologies to improve designs. ICITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH RFQ NO. 12-04-02 I 1 ea G. T Wit, 0 1 1 MIGRATE "Migrate" represents the all-important task of successfully transferring the design from the 1 engineering office to the construction field and ultimately a finished product. "Migration" is the process whereby we support the contractor in the proper execution of the project from start to 1 finish. These items are: I. Providing the client/contractor with a full set of documents as agreed with transmittals. 1 2. Coordinating and instituting the RFI system with the contractor and client. 3. Coordinating and instituting a submittal and shop drawing submission and approval process. 4. Coordinating site visits and inspections with the client/contractor. 1 5. Coordination for attendance of construction weekly meetings (if required by client or contractor). 6. "Migration" also includes successfully closing out the project at the time of construction 1 completion. These items include: a. Oversee final inspections 1 b. Approval of close-out documents such as warranties and manuals of operation. c. Assist the client and contractor with obtaining the Certificate of Occupancy if applicable. 1 d. Coordinate with the contractor in order to provide the required as-builts. e. Provide other assistance to the contractor as may be needed. BUILD 1 "Build" is the only process that we have no control over but have included it in the "Method Sphere" 1 as the ultimate last step in the standard progression of the design process. ( OVERALL ORGANIZATION TO COMPLETING PROJECTS 1 The Team understands the needs of the City of Sunny Isles Beach and the potential variety of projects that may be awarded under this contract. The work objective of the team for the various potential project assignments is to provide the City with a highly responsive, competent and diversified Team of professionals. 1 One of the Team Leaders for this contract. Michael Kroll. RLA. will provide the necessary direction and be responsible to the City for the quality and timeliness of the work product. Mike has over 26 years of experience and the necessary management skills to effectively coordinate with the City. ensuring clear communication and an efficient design process. CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH RFQ NO. 12-04-02 1 tG13 G. BATISTA (LI:0A &ASSOCwTS ' To address the broad range of potential project types. the Team will have the support of professional ' staff which includes. Registered Landscape Architects. Certified Planners, Certified Arborist. Environmental Scientist. Surveyors. and GIS Professionals. all of whom will provide solutions to your needs. ' Professional services provided by the Team. which may be required to successfully achieve the City's vision include the following areas of expertise: Landscape Architecture Design mit/ Low Impact Design Solutions ' > Environmental Studies and Permitting Arborist Services "j� Environmental Remediation/Eneineerine/ - .. t Surveying/GISServices • v �; J�,t ,�,;.� P _� ��•r-Q > Community Outreach and Public "��` ~ p.: b ,i tr ila+` Involvement ' > Construction Administration ` y • WrF• fr " Y , Brandine. Signage and Wayfinding ' Design Our Team's approach to a typical design tasks required for the City's urban design services is ' outlined below. Existing Site Condition Analysis: The Team will physically review an existing site prior to the ' development of any design documents. This physical inspection of a project area is instrumental to the desien. The Team will review existing infrastructure. climatic conditions. pedestrian or vehicular uses. adjacent physical or roadway improvements. community content, community linkages and the ' project's relationship to the City. These conditions are noted and graphically prepared to identify relational and spatial opportunities for the project design. ' Existing on-site improvements within the project site will also be analyzed for condition. and potential impact upon future enhancements. In addition to our design and planning Team. our in- house environmental professionals and construction services staff will assist in assessing the project site and its awareness so that inconspicuous conditions are uncovered prior to any design efforts. Code Requirements: Code requirements such as specific design guidelines. zoning restrictions. and underlying land use can have a significant impact upon the potential improvements for a project. The Team's planners will thoroughly review any underlying zoning or development restrictions upon a property prior to any design development. If underlying entitlements for the property need to be addressed or modified in order to facilitate the project design vision for an enhancement area. our planning staff will assist the City to develop the required code modifications and/or variance requests CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH RFQ NO. 12-04-02 1 ' G.. G. BiAISTA ctqA &ASSOCwTES 0 to facilitate the desired design. We have successfully done this in numerous communities through the ' development of associated land use regulations, zoning overlay districts. and design guideline development. ' Identification and Formulation of Improvement Opportunities: The Team has been successful in the identification of potential improvements or enhancement ,. * 5! , • ' opportunities for parcels of property located within an ---, 3= established context. This is carefully done through analysis �mi of a parcel's commercial viability, linkages to adjacent_ spaces or circulation routes and accessibility from a ' •trans transportation perspective. Visibility from other areas as well as a project area's physical size and adjacent ' competing uses will also dictate the direction that a parcel L11%4C may have for future development potential. If a project is identified as having a good potential for successful improvement that is consistent with the City's objectives, the following design process would be adhered to. 1 Conceptual Design Phase: The conceptual design for a project would indicate potential landscape, open space, infrastructure site circulation, off-site transportation and pedestrian linkages and adjacent ' uses of the project site. These conceptual designs are typically done in a quick graphic format to visually communicate the overall design intent and opportunities for a project site. We would review these conceptual designs with the Team and the City in order to present the overall design intent as ' well as receive input on the design. At the conceptual design phase, the Team begins its multi-disciplinary collaborative approach to each ' project. The urban design and planning Team integrates ideas and concepts from the Environmental, Planning. Transportation and Engineering support staff to ensure that the conceptual designs are truly ' "real' in their potential development. This is important so that any concept that is developed for a project site is realistic enough that it can be communicated to our clients, and the subsequent stakeholders, that it represents a truly doable project. ' Our entire design Team also focuses on the "sustainability' of all projects. This begins with integrating any existing environmental resources and/or identifying environmental opportunities ' within a project. Integration of any native habitat or existing desirable plant material into a design can reduce the initial construction cost. as well as, the long term maintenance costs and efforts required for a project. Our LEED accredited professionals also begin to look at each project at this ' stage of design to identify opportunities for unique sustainable or green opportunities. CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH RFQ NO. 12-0402 ' G6 G. BA11STA Lt, &ASSOCIATES Preliminary and Final Design Phase: Upon acceptance of an overall concept for a project. the ' Team will then move forward with the development of a preliminary design. as well as the final construction documents. The preliminary design phase of the document preparation will include designation of general material types for various hardscape and landscape elements and infrastructure ' improvements. Improvements anticipated for a project site will also be identified and shown accurately scaled to enable the true spatial relations of a site to be clearly communicated during this phase. Also. a preliminary opinion of probable cost for the proposed enhancements would be ' generated during the preliminary design phase. This will help the design team. as well as the City identify appropriate budgets that are available for these proposed enhancements. If the preliminary opinion of probable cost does not meet the current budgeted amount for a project then modifications to the design can be addressed at this stage rather than during the construction document phase. ' During the construction document phase. documents will be prepared for the associated improvements of the proposed project. These documents will include all plans, details. specifications and notes required for the installation or construction of these various elements. These project ' elements would include planting. irrigation. hardscape or paving. site structures. lighting. water features or other site amenities. These construction documents would be submitted for applicable reviews by the City. These review stages are typically at 30%, 60%. 90%. and 100% completion of ' the documents. During each of these reviews the Design Team will conduct a review meeting with Team/City and the associated review agencies. Upon completion of these meetings. meeting minutes will be prepared and distributed so that all appropriate parties can be '77/' ' I 4 aware of any comments or issues that need to be addressed in future �tom? submittals. As the construction documents continue to move through the development process. updated opinion of probable costs 8 i :4 are also prepared at each submittal stage. •Fitts, -I� ;t,+•. •• Ov'': .14,• •� When construction documents are at an appropriate ercent of �;5 � ,,. P . - ' litrtiti completion. and the City's budget requirements have been met, the t1 -.--, Team will begin the permitting approval process through applicable • �- � ' '� permitting agencies. Each project has its unique permitting T �* _- .-- requirements. With our in-house engineering and environmental ' ?b r_ �- support services. is well versed in how to strategically move 1," p•'". t/ " /,� 7 permittingP project ;� ,.,. i / through these rocesses, while adhering to the ro�ect f! (y"JAd schedules. The above noted project approach has been used successfully in the design of numerous landscape architectural projects by the Team. These projects range in diversity from large scale new ' development planning efforts to detailed design work for public open spaces. CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH RFQ NO. 12-04-02 1 1 ' GB G. BAT1SfA (.t_t, &ASSOCIATES 0 G. Batista & Associates is the firm that would be in charge of all the designs and projects that the ' Team will perform whether it's an inspection, a traffic study or a roadway improvement design. Our success. even during these hard economic times. has been mostly due to the non-compromising implementation of our afore-mentioned "Method Sphere" tactic for completing our engineering tasks. ' The overall organization that is employed to attack a given engineering task revolves around the first step which is the "Strategy'. It is during this initial and critical phase that we assess the scope of ' work and apply the appropriate resources for its successful and timely completion. Through the years. GB&A has been able to amass a pool of talent that are both full-time employees as well as hired consultants. Whatever the project may be. GB&A will always remain at the main point of contact and will be intimately involved in all the aspects of the project even if he assigns one of his Project Managers to some of the minor tasks. ' 'ABILITY TO MEET THE DESIRED TIMELINES AND DEADLINES We do not know of any company that will employ a losing • marketing strategy of advertising their inability to meet deadlines. But as a licensed, successful and -4i,, seasoned General Contractor. Mr. Batista knows first-hand ' the importance of "doing what you say you are going to ' `.ice ;'`, , do". Even through these hard economic times. GB&A is a j: continually sought-after professional engineering firm due ! --_ to their unblemished reputation as delivering on their . -/ -y.. _ ,/? M,�$ promises. Those that do not, simply wither away in this Th;-• = A/E/C industry. where those that survive, are professionals that consistently provide cost-effective. timely and quality services. ' The ability to meet timelines and deadlines has a direct correlation to the availability of resources to employ to the given task. Upon embarking on the "Strategy` we assess the amount of resources required to successfully complete the task within the time given. The resources include the amount of ' personnel. the time allotted to each person for each task. and also the equipment. software. and materials required. We have an ample office in Cooper City for the past 6 years with all the ' equipment required to conduct efficient engineering business. Additionally. GB&A's employees are ready. willing and able to perform their duties and our extensive network of hired and seasoned consultants are always at hand to supplement our forces when time constraints require it. CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH RFQ NO. 12-04-02 I ' G. BAIISTA &ASSOCIATES 0 SP EgmlIFIC gifillgarrg The G. Batista team proposed for this contract has the experience in project manaeement. transportation planning, traffic modeling, and roadway design needed for this contract. The best way to let you know our specific strengths in these particular projects is to show you the projects that have been completed in the past. These are as follows: 1 1 1 I CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH RFQ NO. 12-04-02 I ' . G6 G. BATISTA Lt, &ASSOCIATES BEITIONSUITO I ' MILLER LEGG Citywide Streetscape Master Plan t City of Pembroke Pines 10100 Pines Boulevard Pembroke Pines, FL 33026 ' Mr. Joe Yaciuk (954) 435-6513 ' Miramar Parkway Revitalization City of Miramar 2300 Civic Center Place ' Miramar. FL 33025 Mr. Luis Lopez (954) 602-3316 ' South Beach Boardwalk Park City of Fort Pierce ' 52 Savannah Road Fort Pierce, FL 34954 Mr. Nick Mimms ' (772) 460-2200 Cocoa Beach CRA Downtown Master Plan ' City of Cocoa Beach 2 South Orlando Avenue Cocoa Beach, FL 32932 ' Air. Anthony Caravella (321) 868-3297 ' Nile Garden Neighborhood Renaissance Initiative Opa-Locka Community Redevelopment Corp. 490 Opa-Locka Boulevard. Suite 20 ' Opa-Locka. FL 33054 Mr. Willie Logan (305) 687-3545 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH RFQ NO. 12-04-02 ' GB G. BATISTA 6, &ASSOCIATES 0 1 G. BATISTA & ASSOCIATES City of North Miami Beach Miguel Valenzuela ' Director of Theater Tel: (305)957-3528 ' Broward County Public Works Dept. Susan Goldstein Project Administrator Tel: 954-357-8060 ' Seminole Tribe of Florida Keith Samuels Project Manager Tel: 954-667-4013 Interior renovations to the Fort Lauderdale ' Hollywood International Airport Mary Catherine Martin Architect ' Tel: (404) 880-9789 Miami Beach Housing Authority Multi-Unit renovations ' Ari Sklar Architect Tel: 954-925-9292 ' Broward County School Board Pembroke Pines Charter Schools ' Manuel Spnalovskp Architect Tel: 954-522-1606 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH RFQ NO. 12-04-02 ,CITY.OF SUNNY ISLES'BEACH • 18070 Collins Avenue r =,r . ., Sunny tiles Beach Flonda:33160`- , ==?ter, 305 947.0606. ° .-� ••' ,k ./30.5.947 wviw.iibfI net < j �. 1 : ' )• rtomoo' i c"`Or SUN PN I I DELIVER TO: REQUEST FOR City of Sunny Isles Beach QUALIFICATIONS OPENING: 10:00 A.M. City Clerk SECTION 6 05/01/2012 18070 Collins Avenue BID SUBMITTAL FORMS Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 I ' Issued by: Purchasing Agent Date Issued: This Bid Submittal Consists of 04/02/2012 Pages 27 through 30 I Sealed bids are subject to the Terms and Conditions of this Request for Qualifications and the I 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. IRAZ 12-04-02 Continuing Professional Architectural & Engineering Services Firms Only (CCNA) IA Bid Deposit in the amount of 00/0 of the total amount of the bid shall accompany all bids A Performance Bond in the amount of 0°M of the total amount of the bid will be required upon execution of the contract by the successful bidder and City of Sunny Isles Beach I Procurement Agent: Firm Name: Marcanthony Tulloch I G. Batista & Associates Commodity Code(s): ' RETURN ONE(1) ORIGINAL, ONE COPY AND ONE ELECTRONIC COPY ON CD OR DVD OF BID SUBMITTAL PAGES AND AFFIDAVITS ' FAILURE TO SIGN PAGE 30 OF SECTION 6 BID SUBMITTAL WILL RENDER YOUR BID NON- RESPONSIVE ' City of Sunny Isles Beach I Request for Proposal No. 12-04-02 27 t• :. I 1 1'- CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH 18070 Collins Avenue' a rm 1"1 - Sunny Isles Beach, Florida 33160, ,� w '. 305.94710606 0 • f t _ . : , ,.- www.fibfl.net 5 1 " O �S C,, Of SUN Pa 1 SECTION 6 1 BID SUBMITTAL FOR: ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF ADDENDA 1 1 INSTRUCTIONS: COMPLETE PART I OR PART II, WHICHEVER APPLIES PART I: 1 LIST BELOW ARE THE DATES OF ISSUE FOR EACH ADDENDUM RECEIVED IN CONNECTION WITH THIS BID 1 Addendum #1, Dated 04/26/2012 Addendum #2, Dated 04/26/2012 1 Addendum #3, Dated 04/30/2012 Addendum #4, Dated 05/01/2012 1 Addendum #5, Dated 1 Addendum #6, Dated Addendum #7, Dated 1 Addendum#8, Dated 1 PART II: 1 ❑ NO ADDENDUM WAS RECEIVED-1 CONNECTION WITH-THIS BBID 1 FIRM NAME: G. Batista' &4 -L I o �tes V% 1 AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE: I DATE: 4/25/12 TITLE OF OFFICER: President 1 • _ City of LIunny Isles Beach I Request for Proposal No. 12-04-0'L 28 1 ISLES BEACH CfiY,OF,Sl1N C ollins:Avenue' Flonda33360 ,�"" =r Sunny Isles Beech, c ��, 30.“)47:0606 ° e\1 t , a www.sibfl aet - t: 't7r • 1 ,io•'o 4-� "r or sur+1•40 1 BID SUBMITTAL FORM ' Bid Title: Continuing Professional Architectural & Engineering Services Individuals 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 t 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. 1 City of Sunny Isles Beach !Request for Proposal No. 12-04-01 29 - CITY-OFSUNNY ISIESBEACH. - - -4,1-Ts:- - 18070 Collins Avenue . 'A -'` - `Sunny Isles Beach Flondo_33160;, ,,li""' `! \<` =r-..ii _ 305 447:0606. - o 1 ' t w -' ww.sibibinet: a t ,n , O' SFi ,. SST C„` O of 5UN 1'14 I Firm Name: IG. Batista & Associates Street Address: I 10400 Griffin Road, Suite 201, Cooper City, FL 33328 Mailing Address (if different): I Telephone No. 954-434-2053 Fax No. 954-827-0670 1 Email Address: gbatista@gbanda--com FEIN No. -2_/±/L/J1/4 /9 ' * � (-4 ' By signing this docum _ agrees to all Terms Signature: _% t///��// I "� I (Signature of authoriz d agent)/ ' Print Name: Gr g Batrspa \ IThe: President THE EXECUTION OF THIS FORM CONSTITUTES THE UNEQUIVOCAL OFFER OF PROPOSER TO I 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 I PROPOSAL THAT INCLUDES AN EXECUTED DOCUMENT WHICH UNEQUIVOCALLY BINDS THE PROPOSER TO THE TERMS OF ITS OFFER. I I ' City of Sunny Isles Beach I Request for Proposal No. 12-04-01 30 .CRYCOF SUNNY ISLES BEACH - c �-, 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach Flonda.331`60 , " iF; £ >, 305:947;0606 °` _ •" Li-- www siibH.net <7 " , r. I: - 1 o SST 0 CSA Of SUN�� I AFFIDAVITS 1 I I S0NNY 'szF I ��, I _ }� ` _R_ U — t! ,. -4 3 :x- ?c I -� , 9; * * , T 'a * a ^ * Nii 9 p Q F l '� FLOC 5 1 C/ 1 OF SUN PCO I I I I I 1 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Request for Proposal No. 12-04-02 31 I IuM=Y ,Srf . NON - COLLUSION AFFIDAVIT City of Sunny Isles Beach ;_,... ,, 18070 Collins Avenue •s'•,1.0•%1300. Sunny Isles Beach,Fl, 33160 � I o, su• Telephone:(305)947-0606 Fax:(305)949-3113 • I 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. I The undersigned is authorized to make this Affidavit on behalf of, G. Batista & Associates I • (Name of Corporation,Partnership,Individual,etc.) a LLC Corp ,formed under the laws of Florida I (Type of Business) (State) of which he is Greg Batista, President I (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 I 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, Iconnived 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 0 to any member or agent thereof. Greg Batista President IAFFIANT'S NAME AFFIANT'S TITLE TAKEN,SWORN AND,SIJBSED TO BEFORE ME this I day of J ' ,200_• I (/ Personalty Known or Produced Identification , 0 Type of identification • (Affix seal here) 7'1 /nJ^1L,1.- 0 NANDA QUINTANA NOTARY PUBLIC(name printed or typed) My COMMISSION M DD801302 EXPIRES;July 30.2012 IBu,cm,) Fl''ow P;u1xm1 AimCo 0 0 0 DECEu9ER 28,2010 1 of 7 V ttri IS< / \`n PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES City of Sunny Isles Beach w 18070 Collins Avenue �. P'• iao�oo+ Sunny Isles Beach,FL 33160 4 I.o, IOW Telephone:(305)947-0606 Fax:(305)949-3113 SWORN STATEMENT PURSUANT TO SECTION 287.133(3)(a) FLORIDA STATUTES, ON PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES Pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (2) (a) of Section 287.133, Florida State Statutes - "A person or affiliate who has been placed on the convicted vendor list following a conviction for a public entity crime may not submit a ' Bid on a Contract to provide any goods or services to a public entity, may not submit a Bid on a Contract with a public entity for the construction or repair of a public building or public Work, may not submit Bids on leases of real property to a public entity, may not be awarded to perform Work as a Contractor, supplier, Sub-Contractor, or Consultant under a Contract with any public entity, and may not transact business with any public entity in excess ' of the threshold amount Category Two of Sec. 287.017, FS for thirty six months from the date of being placed on the convicted vendor list". ' THIS FORM MUST BE SIGNED AND SWORN TO IN THE PRESENCE OF A NOTARY PUBLIC OR OTHER OFFICIAL AUTHORIZED TO ADMINISTER OATHS. 11.1. This sworn statement is submitted to City of Sunny Isles Beach ' by Greg Batista [pmt mdmduats name and We] for G. Batista & Associates ' [pant name of entity submitting sworn statement) whose business address is: 1 and (if applicable) its Federal Employer Identification number(FEIN) is 20-3613349 (If the entity had no FEIN, include the Social Security Number of the individual signing this sworn statement: .) 11.2. I understand that a"public entity crime" as defined in Paragraph 287.133(1)(g), Florida Statutes, means a •violation of any state or federal law by a person with respect to and directly related to the transaction of business with any public entity or with an agency or political subdivision of any other state or with the United States, including, but not limited to, any Bid or Contract for goods or services to be provided to any public entity or an agency or political subdivision of any other state of the United States and involving antitrust, fraud, theft, bribery, collusion, racketeering, conspiracy, or material misrepresentation. 11.3. I 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 nob contendere. 11.4. I understand that an "affiliate"as defined in Para. 287.133(1)(a), Florida Statutes, means: a.) predecessor or successor of a person convicted of a public entity crime; or b.) Any entity under the control of any natural person who is active in the management of the entity and who has been convicted of a public entity crime. The term "affiliate" includes those officers, directors, executors, partners, shareholders, employees, members, and agents who are active in the management of an affiliate. The ownership by one person of shares constituting a controlling interest in another person, or a pooling of equipment or income among persons when not for fair DECEMBER 28,2010 2 of 7 Imarket 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 I has been convicted of a public entity crime in Florida during the preceding 36 months shall be considered an affiliate. I 11.5. I 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 I entity. The term "persons" includes those officers, directors, executives, partners, shareholders, employees, members, and agents who are active in management of any entity. I 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, I 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. ' X 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, I 1989. X The entity submitting this sworn statement, or one or more of its officers, directors, executives, partners, I 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 I 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 1).1 (ONE) ABOVE IS FOR THAT PUBLIC ENTITY ONLY AND, THAT THIS FORM IS VALID THROUGH DECEMBERJ31 OF THE CALENDAR YEAR IN WHICH IT IS FILED. I I ALSO UNDERSTAND THAT I AM REQUIRED TO IN RM THE PUBLIC ENTITY PRIOR TO ENTERING INTO A CONTRACT IN EXCESS OF THE THRESHOL n T PROVIDED IN SECTION 287.017, FLORIDA STATUTES, FOR CATEGORY TWO OF ANY, CH'/%'/0Fil THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS FORM. By: / (Siggriatu •/ I Gr`Eg/Bati (Psta / rinted/Na e) President / (Title) c y // I Sworn to and subscribed b�eefoore rrae this I day of • I 7. , 20 ( , by C�_ J Sh- r . I (AFFIX NOTARY STAMP HERE) I NANpA QUINTANA Signature: Notary PubI - tate of Florida e- NY CONNI890N DD8013c w�a4 Do -4- E olxrs 13 0 A°,',�, Print or Type Commissioned Name l,yp}!AtA0.Y W�",,,„ IPersonally K =, • OR Produced Identification Type of Identification Produced i10/1998 3of7 :urpt/ 'J�_ EQUAL OPPORTUNITY / AFFIRMATIVE ACTION City of Sunny Isles Beach 18070 Collins Avenue _ Sunny Isles Beach,FL 33160 Telephone:(305)947-0606 Fax:(305)949-3113 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY FFIR�E ACTION STATEMENT The contractors and all subcontr.ctors hereby agree to a-commitment to the principles and practices of equal opporturpity n employment and to comply with the letter and spirit of ' federal, state, and local tarsi andiregulations prohibiting discrimination based on race, color, religion, national region, ex(age, handicap, marital status, and political affiliation or belief. ) Signed: ' Title: PresifJ A Firm: / / , 1 .�,fr Address: 10490 Griffin/Road, Suite #201 Cooper-City, Florida 33328 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 DECEMBER 28,2010 4 of 7 I NNY ( 1 CONFLICT OF INTEREST 4 '. , :I City of Sunny Isles Beach Y 18070 Collins Avenue I :� it• r a 00 ..` Sunny Isles Beach,FL 33160 'o. J„s ' Telephone:(305)947-0606 Fax:(305)949-3113 CONFLICT OF INTEREST STATEMENT I 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 I City of Sunny Isles Beach or its agencies. STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF BROWARD I BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, personally appeared Greg Batista , who was duly sworn, deposes, and states: 18.1. I am the President of G. Batista & Assoc . with a local office in Cooper City, FL and principal office in Cooper City, FL RFQ 12-04-02 I 18.2. The above named entity is submitting a Bid for the City of Sunny Isles Beach, Bid No. described as: Landscape Maintenance Services. The Affiant has made diligent inquiry and provides the information contained in this Affidavit based upon his own knowledge. I 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 I 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. I 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 Iother 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. I18.81 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. I 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 B ch. n 1� LD(L Dated this i day of AFFIANT Print or Type Name and Title 2012 / Sworn to and subscribed before me this / day of , 2049. I Personally Known OR 0 Produced Identification ;Type of Identification / n INOTARY PUBLIC STATE OF FLORIDA w'AWNoosoP1/4u ,1% M' CoMM'5S1jii ei- F7,y�Ducaea• 1....,ww, N_, ,�,, IDECEMBER 28,2010 5 of 7 1 u$NY rs< y l \Et Z/ \b DISPUTE DISCLOSURE V( City of Sunny Isles Beach • 18070 Collins Avenue r, s'•s.o3'Y0+ Sunny Isles Beach,FL 33160 'o. SUM ' 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. 1 I hereby certify that-111 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. Individ / / Firm 17� Date il� Greg Batista, PE, CGC, CEM, LEED AP Authorized Sig • Print or Type Name and Title 1 1 1 e DEcEMs R 26,2010 6 of 7 I ,•,---c ., VNNi is � ANTI - KICKBACK c • City of Sunny Isles Beach •, ? v 18070 Collins Avenue • ''•o* •. Sunny Isles Beach,FL 33160 'o. iv.• ' Telephone:(305)947-0606 Fax:(305)949-3113 IANTI-KICKBACK AFFIDAVIT I STATE OF FLORIDA ) ) COUNTY OF BROWARD ' 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 Icommission, kickback, reward or gift, directly or indirectly my 1 el or any member of my firm or by an officer of the corporation. lip I fp- By: ITitle: Pr-silent I �hI//e',, foregoing instrument was acknowle_ dged before me this I day of (��^1 20, 12—, by �`�( c [name I of person], as �2�s [type of authority], for ` f1 [name of party on behalf of whom instrument was executed]. IN AFFIX NOTARY STAMP HERE: J �- ' UtfvTANA Notary Public— tate of Florida W ArDnASQo.a oosolso2 ^ L My CO. 1oN 30.2012 („�U`nl'�^� ' ' &F7 Viv Dnoous Msa_Ca 18xyiNO1AR1' Print or Type Commissioned Name IPersonally Known OR Produced Identification Type of Identification Produced II 1 I IDECEMBER 26,2010 7 of 7