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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCarter BurgessApril 3, 2006 Ms. Jane A. Hines, CMC City Clerk Office of the City Clerk City of Sunny Isles Beach 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, Florida 33160 Re: City of Sunny Isles Beach RFQ #06 -03 -01 Landscape Architectural Services Dear Ms. Hines, APR 0 3 2006 Vie- °rBeftr� ' Carter & Burgess has assembled a tea which include m of outstanding professionals with extensive administration, Post Of studies, � numerous documenta on,ct design, bid assistance, experience in landscape the requirements Projects of these types throw analysis, and land survey. ins quirements listed in the throughout Florida. F Y This tea inspection, together on advertisement. 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Vein, ASLA lanager /Principal Landsca I Urban Desi p Architect gn &Planning Unit SECTION ONE ' I 4FT im(Atidmij „'r... .1 i t l Carter aurgess d,w 1 �-� . k-A-- Responsible Offices 80 SW 8th Street, Suite 2000 Miami, FL 33130 Phone: 305.423.7064 Fax: 305.423.7164 Florida Office Locations Fort Lauderdale Miami Orlando Tampa Services Transportation Land Development Public Works Urban Design & Planning 6363 NW 6th Way, Suite 300 Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33309 Phone: 954.315. 1001 Fax: 954.315.1040 Carter & Burgess is a full- service planning, engineering, architecture and environmental consulting firm. Carter & Burgess currently employs more than 2,700 people in approximately 30 offices across the nation, with over 120 people in four Florida offices located in Orlando, Fort Lauderdale, Miami, and Tampa. Our local staff in the Miami and Fort Lauderdale offices provides a wide range of services including traffic engineering, transportation planning, urban design and planning, land development, municipal services, landscape architecture, survey and transit planning and design. With respect to transportation services, we serve various public and private sector clients in the areas of traffic impact studies, intersection and corridor safety studies, corridor studies, project development and environment studies, signal design, parking studies, transit analyses, and feasibility studies. Currently, we serve as the traffic engineering consultant to the City of Sunrise and general engineering consultant to the City of Oakland Park. In addition, we serve as a Districtwide Safety consultant to the Florida Department of Transportation District Six. Carter & Burgess, Inc. also provides a complete range of design services for urban environments. Completed projects combine the experience and knowledge of imaginative urban designers and landscape architects with the technical input of the engineering disciplines. Our staff has experience with municipal, county, state, and private sector clients in developing urban and landscape master plans. These projects involve active and passive parks, landscaping of local and arterial street systems, scenic highways, and review of landscaping plans with respect to prevailing codes and roadway design standards. We also have extensive experience in hardscape and decorative amenities, signage walls and monument signing. 1 I d! i -! t I I R • p I i i IJ Statement of Qualifications f-95 L-me -Cml e Ir�,d�or/er s Oakland Park, Florida Description Reference The Cities of Oakland Park and Wilton Manors hired John Stunson Carter & Burgess to prepare conceptual plans for the City Manager interchange of Oakland Park Boulevard and 1 -95 in Central City of Oakland Park Broward County. This 50 -acre interchange serves as a 954.561.6250 'Gateway' to both Cities, is cooperatively funded by FDOT under their own "Greening Gateways' initiative, Services and carries some of the highest daily traffic volumes in Conceptual Planning South Florida. Scale dictated a design that will create a recognizable identity for both Cities. The adopted theme Landscape seeks to tie the final design to the water- oriented history of Architecture the region, providing instantly recognizable features that result in a unique identity for these two progressive cities. Streetscape Design Signage has to be combined with a specialized palette of landscaping, hardscape elements, and significant public art features that tie to the historical theme. Large 'sail like' features work with simulated, grassed flow -ways, and dry 'boulder beds' to create a unique identity, limiting additional maintenance requirements. Significant additions of shade trees will enhance .i1� it the pedestrian users' experience, helping �` 4) to naturalize this harsh environment. Both cities' E adopted the conceptual! ; master plan and their t d funding applications have been ranked #I in it the current TEA program. cycle list, resulting in an ,,��„�.� +► —=-- -" approximately $1 million first phase implementation ; f in late 2007. 9 Y cc�ty off' 10aPA Oakland Par , Florida `Oakland Bark' - Oakland Park Dog Park Carter & Burgess was commissioned to develop, design, and permit plans for the City's first Dog Park, located on a 2.5 -acre abandoned police and sheriff's training site. Additionally the site included two fully operational radio transmission towers with their continued operation incorporated into the site design. This will help fund on -going development and maintenance for the site with the largest portion of the project funding coming from Florida's FRDAP Grant program. Carter & Burgess is providing services for the new project including design and construction documents for two large and separate canine fitness courses with 18 exercise stations, new parking and lighting, picnic shelters, a management office kiosk, a pet wash -down station, as well as unique signage, fencing, and access control features to ensure safe and friendly operations. Construction commenced in 2005 and should be completed in 2006. Royal Palm Park Improvements The existing 30 -acre Royal Palm Park in the City of Oakland Park, is now more than 20 years old, and was scheduled for modernization and additions in 2004 due to some significant Florida FRDAP grant awards. Carter & Burgess, under our continuing services contract with the City, was selected to provide full design, permitting, and construction phase services. Plans for new facilities included new restrooms, new pedestrian and fitness trails, and a new fishing pier. The expansive list of improvements included resurfacing for basketball, volleyball, and bocce courts, parking area expansion and resurfacing, new roofing for existing picnic shelters, and playground surface for safety and handicap up- grades. Construction commenced in 2005 and should be completed in 2006. Reference John Stunson City Manager City of Oakland Park 954.561.6250 Services Landscape Architecture Site Planning Permitting Preparation of Construction Documents . t .�rce N�hu/ Oakland Park, Florida Description The first implementation of the City's gateway features should be completed at the North and South City Gateways adjacent to Dixie Highway. Carter & Burgess is now underway with master design and subsequent bid documents for two major City entry locations along this historic highway. Plans currently call for significant signage features to be designed to compliment the adjacent pedestrian and vehicular traffic routes and incorporate new streetscape elements that work with the Gateway features, extending their identity into adjacent linear parks totaling more than one mile. In particular, the plans will allow for future 'Public Art' installations in strategically placed plaza locations. The design challenges in this environment include a host of safety and aesthetic issues related to the gateway locations along the FEC Railroad and the accommodation of existing mass transit stops into the new design. The City has already secured grant funding of more than $300,000 and with the completed plans later this year will seek additional funding support from the developers in the redeveloping downtown core that will benefit from this project's implementation. Reference John Stunson City Manager City of Oakland Park 954.561.6250 Services Irrigation Design, Operation & Maintenance Master Planning Construction Phase Documents Streetscape Design 3 ;:�pphwe - A14r,P� .eve %pr Corhp�iices Fort Lauderdale, FL Description Carter & Burgess is providing comprehensive land development services for the redevelopment of this former Cleveland Clinic Hospital site in Eastern Fort Lauderdale. The 3.5 -acre site is planned to be converted into two twelve -story luxury condominium towers with 172 units that will provide all parking in a structured, partially underground facility below the twin towers. An expansive and upscale design for the main lobby and amenities areas will link the entire site into one functional project, resulting in a unique arrival experience to residents and visitors alike. The site challenges included a design approach to integrate and capitalize on a six -foot drop across the 'barrier island' site and limitations of shadow effects on the adjacent properties from the new towers. The project was approved by the City in early 2005, and construction planned to begin in 2006. Services Land Development Site Planning Lanscape Architecture Environmental Issues Unique to Coastal Barrier Islands �Th11 Fort Pierce, FL Description Equity Ventures hired Carter & Burgess to complete landscape architectural services for this eight -acre mixed - use site in St. Lucie County. Carter & Burgess provided planting design, irrigation design, lighting placement and coordination, as well as illustrative graphics for community presentations. There were significant concerns from surrounding property owners but all recognized the value a mixed -use site could provide with upscale residential units providing an appropriate transition to the commercial 'key corner' use. Carter & Burgess was able to complete the design work in an extremely short time frame and help the project win its final approvals in early 2005. Equity Ventures has since sold the site to another local developer. Construction is planned to begin in 2006. Services Landscape Architecture Environmental Issues Unique to Coastal Barrier Islands Irrigation Design 41���efou/w Celyerl&w Pbmelg Laude iii, FL Description Carter & Burgess was hired by the developer of this unique property to prepare landscape and hardscape designs and to establish a theme for the new community. The project is situated in one of Central Broward's minority cities and was a former industrial site that provided telecommunications services worldwide. The County recently purchased a 100 -acre former commercial site south of the 'Georgetown' site and has progressed with plans for a new regional park serving the unique recreational needs of this area's Caribbean residents. The owner and developer of the site with the cooperation of the City have sought a land use amendment for the site to allow for multi - family residential development. Carter & Burgess is designing features, such as an extended entry sequence and landscaping with a strong style, which will set the appropriate theme for this new community. In 2005, plans were completed and the project is working through the City and County approvals process. Development will commence in 2006 with homes being built for more than 600 new Lauderhill residents in this gracefully redeveloping city. Services Entrance Feature Design Landscape Architecture inle•�-�,braa4 SoAWi 10adre r--fo-kre 7"raf 4 Padre Island, TX Description Carter & Burgess provided a baseline environmental assessment for a 730 -acre tract on Padre Island in south Texas. The study included vegetation mapping, wetland delineation, aquatic site assessments and endangered species surveys. The team identified habitats, wildlife and vegetation between the Gulf of Mexico and Laguna Madre. Habitats included the primary dune line, freshwater wetland, sand flats, algal mats, seagrass beds and unvegetated sand ponds. The study included a piping plover survey, which met all the requirements of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services. The team used Global Positioning Systems (GPS) to identify habitat boundaries. Project specialists snorkeled in the laguna to identify underwater vegetation and habitats. The team examined potential locations for channel access. By assessing the hydrology and elevation of the site, the team was able to develop a proposed footprint for development on the tract. Services Vegetation Mapping Wetland Delineation Aquatic Site Assessments Endangered Species Surveys i✓o� -�h �c�h/ N�/ /s Tou/� Celyer North Richland Hills, TX Description Carter & Burgess, Inc. is providing planning, landscape architectural and engineering services for the 300 - acre North Richland Hills Town Center, a mixed -use development. Key members of the design team participated in a charette and public input process, led by internationally known town planner Andres Duany, F.A.I.A, principal in the firm of Duany Plater - Zyberk & Company. The process saw the project grow from initial conceptual studies to final design with focused public involvement throughout. The Town Center envisions a mix of residential, civic and retail land uses located within comfortable walking distances of each other. Carter & Burgess is also providing feasibility, platting, construction design, environmental, wetlands coordination, flood studies, construction staking, construction administration, city coordination, Federal Emergency Management Agency coordination and Army Corps of Engineer Coordination. Services Planning Landscape Architecture Public Involvement Preparation of Construction Documents Environmental Wetlands Coordination Flood Studies Sacramento, CA Description Carter & Burgess worked with the Sacramento Housing & Redevelopment Agency to redevelop Del Paso Nuevo, one of Sacramento's most significant community revitalization projects. The $10.5- million project initiated the transformation of the blighted 150 -acre, absentee -owned neighborhood in Del Paso Heights into a homeownership community for more than 500 residents. The firm prepared a comprehensive master plan, development guidelines, an infrastructure plan, and a phasing strategy. The team designed landscape architecture, drainage facilities, parks and community centers. The team also secured planning department entitlements and provided community outreach through design charettes and media relations. Del Paso Nuevo combines "New Urbanism" principles with traditional urban design practices to create a unique, pedestrian - friendly neighborhood that emphasizes safety and security. The Master Plan and Development Guidelines envision a coherent neighborhood with a sense of community and character where residents can walk to nearby schools, parks, shops, and transit stations. Services Master Planning Streetscape Design Landscape Architecture Drainage Design Park Design Continued Civic uses form the core of the neighborhood. Streets are well defined with walkways, trees, and buildings that connect residents to parks, shops, and civic uses with safe, well - lighted sidewalks. Pedestrians take priority over automobiles. Homes are located close to the streets, with visible front doors and recessed garages. Silver Eagle Road - the main street through the redevelopment - showcases special paving brick patterns and stamped asphalt. The firm used traffic calming devices to make the area more pedestrian friendly. The firm also designed color concrete and other site furnishings, such as tree grates, cobble pavers, and lighted entry signs. Nuevo Park sits in the heart of the redevelopment project. The project team designed a stormwater retention basin, a soccer field, and a band shell stage for the park. A grand staircase entry entices people to leave the street and enter the park. The firm created a landscape design featuring native plantings to cut down on water use and mowing maintenance. The plants included deer grass, California poppies, cottonwood trees, river birch trees, sweet gum trees, and sycamore trees. Gateway Park creates a southern border for the redevelopment. It features a creek, a stormwater retention basin, walking paths, and benches. Wetland plants were used in the basin, while the hillside showcases non - irrigated wildflowers and grasses. M Fort Worth, TX Description Working with the public and private partnership of the City of Fort Worth and Bass Brothers Enterprises, Carter & Burgess, Inc. provided planning, landscape architecture and civil engineering services for the redevelopment of Fort Worth's historic Main Street. The street, which has been reconstructed to achieve the effect of its original red brick surface, visually links the downtown area from the historic courthouse at the north end of downtown to the Tarrant County Convention Center at the south end. The focal point of the southern end of the street is a large inset granite star designed by Carter & Burgess - a feature that echoes the patriotic Texas image of the courthouse to the north. This project involved traffic analysis, streetscape design and amenities improvements and was awarded a Consulting Engineer's Council Award of Excellence. As consultants to Bass Brothers Enterprises, Carter & Burgess, Inc., also provided services for the rehabilitation of a two -block area on Main Street. The project, known as Sundance Square, involved restoring 11 buildings to their original turn -of- the - century character. The Square, formerly the home of pawnshops and discount jewelers, has become a viable income - producing Services Master Planning Streetscape Design Landscape Architecture 14la&7 s4ree4 � S'alvalr_e Spam X e 40raw;nw Continued property, housing restaurants, specialty boutiques, galleries, a museum and high - quality office space. Design was provided for storm drainage, all utilities, sidewalk reconstruction, street and sidewalk lighting, irrigation and tree and shrub planting. Special structural consideration had to be given to support the fragile historical storefront walls during the construction of the all -new internal structures. All electrical and mechanical systems were designed to conform to the public codes. The firm also provided construction phase services. Within the past few years, Sundance Square and Main Street have brought Fort Worth national attention. They have also helped the city to recapture the western heritage which is so much a part of its past - and which now seems to be very much a part of its future. Although mechanical, electrical, fire protection and plumbing design services are still being provided within several of the historic buildings, Carter & Burgess was awarded a Texas Consulting Engineers Council Award of Excellence for the project's structural design. s o '�'cverzlv-oly '40ror-Cl7a6e Sacramento, CA Description This promenade links historic Sacramento to the Crocker Art Museum and other downtown Sacramento attractions. Carter & Burgess, Inc. (formerly Vail Engineering) conducted topographic surveys, road realignment design, water -main relocation studies and landscape architecture services for the two -block area. A public boat dock and riverboat barge was incorporated into the promenade for visitor access. This $1.2 million project provided for future expansion to the south and a future civic facility and /or hotel to the east. Services Landscape Architecture Survey Roadway Design r City of sunny Isles Beach 0ri o� S'�� rs�es ��e;Gceii Managing PrincipUi JOSEPH M. YESBECK, PE hit cipal Landscape Architect Quality Assurance BRETT NEIN, ASLA, RLA p�P/ee� Afal7ajer MICHAEL GROSSWIRTH, ASLA Landscape Architecture Survey Planning KIMBERLY MAYO HAGIT BERGMAN MICHAEL LEARY, ASLA STEPHEN SEELEY, PSM TODD WOOD JILL QUIGLEY, AICP KAREN KISELEWSKI, AICP Chalk Cartern-Burgess - -- - - -. �7 7 eve it/e�, '4su--, ALA Principal Landscape Architect Quality Assurance Mr. Nein, with over 21 years of professional experience in Florida, is Years of Experience responsible for managing all of Carter & Burgess' landscape 21 architectural and land development planning services in the state of Florida. Education He is a registered Landscape Architect in Florida and served as the B.L.A., 1984 Florida Chapter president for the American Society of Landscape University of Florida Architects. His expertise includes planning services, landscape architectural services, and public agency work, as well as client A.A., Liberal Arts, 1980 representation, extensive project management, and contract Broward Community execution. Projects with which Mr. Nein has been involved range from College small commercial and high -end residential sites to the oversight of multiphase /multiparcel Developments of Regional Impact. Additional Continuing experience as an expert witness in landscape and environmental case matters serve to complement his private work issues Education with of public concern. Florida Highway Landscape Design, Relevant Project Experience 2002 Flagler County National Scenic Byways, Flagler Beach, FL; Landscape ASLA /FDOT Architect. Under this contract, Carter & Burgess provided for the park planning and design of six park sites and four gateway structures Florida Uniform in Flagler County and the City of Flagler Beach. In addition, staff Building Code developed a cohesive interpretive program for the byway that Training, prioritizes the potential interpretive sites for the corridor in light of the American Society of So corridor's vision, site location, accessibility, property ownership, and the Landscape Architects feasibility that it can be constructed; as well as establish the type of information and graphics needed for each interpretive site. Also part of Professional this project, Carter & Burgess staff assisted the County with the creation Registration of an Overlay Zoning District and Design Guidelines Handbook. Registered City of Oakland Park, Dog Park, Oakland Park, FL; Landscape Architect. Carter & Burgess was commissioned to develop, design, Landscape Architect, 2001, FL, LA0001156 and permit plans for the City's first dog park, located on a 2.5 -acre abandoned Police & Sheriff's training site. Carter & Burgess provided complete Organizations professional services for the project including design and construction documents for two large Urban Land Institute (ULI) and separate canine fitness courses with 18 exercise stations, new parking and lighting, picnic shelters, an office management kiosk, a pet wash -down station, as well as unique American Planning signage, fencing, and access control features to insure safe and friendly Association (APA) operations. The project commenced construction in 2005, and will be completed in 2006. City of Oakland Park, Royal Palm Park, Oakland Park, FL; Landscape Architect. The existing Royal Palm Park, which is over 30 acres and more than 20 years old, was scheduled for modernization and additions, through some significant Florida FRDAP grant awards. Carter & Burgess was selected to provide full design, permitting, and construction phase Ere-H A/eWj &1-4 continued services. Plans for new facilities included restrooms, pedestrian and fitness trails, and a fishing pier. The expansive list of improvements included resurfacing for basketball, volleyball, and bocce courts; a parking area expansion and resurfacing; new roofing for existing picnic shelters; and playground surface safety and handicap upgrades. The project commenced construction in 2005, and will be completed in 2006. 1 -95 at Oakland Park Boulevard Master Landscape Plan, Oakland Park, FL; Project Manager. The City of Oakland Park, with the City of Wilton Manors, has commissioned Carter & Burgess to prepare conceptual plans for the interchange of Oakland Park Boulevard and 1 -95 in central Broward County. This interchange serves as a 'Gateway' to both Cities, and is being cooperatively funded by FDOT under their own 'Greening Gateways' initiative. The interchange covers over 50 acres, and carries some of the highest daily traffic volumes in South Florida. Akl� / 65KaSISW _411, 4SZ04 Project Manager Mr. Grosswirth is a Project Manager in the South Florida Land Development Unit. His expertise focuses on master plans, landscape planting designs, entrance features, swimming pool designs, and pedestrian circulation routing. Michael Grosswirth has a wide spectrum of knowledge and understanding of the local landscape codes and ordinances. His diverse background in landscape architecture has enhanced his abilities to serve clients and drives his creativeness within landscape architecture and planning. Relevant Project Experience Avery Glen, Sunrise, FL; Project Manager. Carter & Burgess worked hand -in -hand with the Developer to create a project that would help to set a new standard in the City of Sunrise. The unique Manor Home product presented by the Client offered significant design challenges on the undesirable site. Keeping the lines of communication open with the client, the design team led by Carter & Burgess creates an attractive 105 -unit active adult gated community in the heard of Central Broward. The firm prepared plat and survey documents, site plans, engineering plans, landscape plans, and hardscape plans for the main entry way and entrance features. Development is expected to commence in 2007. Isles of Oakland Park, Oakland Park, FL; Project Manager. Carter & Burgess was contracted by Lennar Homes in 2004 to develop concept drawings for a 19.42 -acre, 200 -unit gated townhome community on the western edges of the City of Oakland Park. Since providing the client with the drawings, the scope has been broadened to include civil engineering, site planning, landscape architecture, hardscape, pool, and irrigation plans. The project will boast a gated brick pane entrance -way flanked by small lakes, a lagoon -style swimming pool, and a children's play area. Working closely with both the Developer and the City's Staff, the project has quickly entered the clearing stages and full construction is expected to begin by mid 2006. Georgetown, Lauderhill, FL; Project Manager. Carter & Burgess was hired by the developer of this unique property to prepare landscape and hardscape designs to establish a theme for the new community. The project is situated in one of central Broward's minority cities and was a former industrial site that provided telecommunications services worldwide. The County recently purchased a 100 -acre former commercial site south of the 'Georgetown' site and has progressed with plans for a new regional park serving the unique recreational needs of this area's Caribbean residents. The owner and developer of the site with the cooperation of the City have sought a land use amendment for the site to allow for multi - family residential development. Carter & Burgess is designing features, such as an extended entry sequence Years of Experience 16 Education M.L.A., Landscape Architecture, 1993 Florida International University B.S., Architecture, 1991 Florida International University Professional Registration Registered Landscape Architect, 2001, FL, LA0001 156 Organizations American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) �lu.hae/ 6�a4sulc�-4h, 4S Z,4 continued and landscaping with a strong style, which will set the appropriate theme for this new community. In 2005, plans were completed and the project is working through the City and County approvals process. Development will commence in 2006 with homes being built for more than 600 new Lauderhill residents in this gracefully redeveloping city. City of Oakland Park, Dog Park, Oakland Park, FL; Landscape Designer. Carter & Burgess was commissioned to develop, design, and permit plans for the City's first dog park, located on a 2.5- acre abandoned Police & Sheriff's training site. Carter & Burgess provided complete professional services for the project including design and construction documents for two large and separate canine fitness courses with 18 exercise stations, new parking and lighting, picnic shelters, an office management kiosk, a pet wash -down station, as well as unique signage, fencing, and access control features to insure safe and friendly operations. The project commenced construction in 2005, and will be completed in 2006. City of Oakland Park, Royal Palm Park, Oakland Park, FL; Landscape Designer. The existing Royal Palm Park, which is over 30 acres and more than 20 years old, was scheduled for modernization and additions through some significant Florida FRDAP grant awards. Carter & Burgess was selected to provide full design, permitting, and construction phase services. Plans for new facilities included restrooms, pedestrian and fitness trails, and a fishing pier. The expansive list of improvements included resurfacing for basketball, volleyball, and bocce courts; a parking area expansion and resurfacing; new roofing for existing picnic shelters; and playground surface safety and handicap upgrades. The project commenced construction in 2005, and will be completed in 2006. 1 -95 at Oakland Park Boulevard Master Landscape Plan, Oakland Park, FL; Landscape Designer. The City of Oakland Park, with the City of Wilton Manors, has commissioned Carter & Burgess to prepare conceptual plans for the interchange of Oakland Park Boulevard and 1 -95 in central Broward County. This interchange serves as a 'Gateway' to both Cities, and is being cooperatively funded by FDOT under their own 'Greening Gateways' initiative. The interchange covers over 50 acres, and carries some of the highest daily traffic volumes in South Florida. Landscape IDesigner Ms. Mayo is a Landscape Architect and Urban Planner for the South Florida Land Development Group. She is experienced in landscape design, particularly for the South Florida climate; site planning and processing; concurrency requirements; and due diligence preparation. She fully understands the client's development programs, the need for good communication, and the processes involved in creating a quality work product. Relevant Project Experience Provences, Development of Regional Impact, St. Lucie County, FL; Planner. Carter & Burgess is the consultant for this 733 -acre planned 'new town' community. The unique location and configuration of the property allows for a well planned mixed -use community. The current master plan includes approximately 3,500 new residential units in a wide range of housing types and prices, a 2- million square foot urban village, • hotel and conference /event center, a middle school, a fire station, • mass transit transfer site, and a civic activity site. Carter & Burgess is developing design guidelines for the entire community that will establish a unique identity for the project and ensure the sustainability of this `new town' by confirming it's value to the region. *Courtyard Homes at the Grove, Weston, FL; Site Planner /Landscape Designer. Responsible for conceptual to final design and processing of full package through DRC. *Poinciana Place, Coral Springs, FL; Site Planner /Landscape Planner. Handled site plan, landscape, and hardscape design; design processing through the City (DRC); construction phase inspection; and all phases of permitting for this 222 -unit, multi - family development. *Publix Supermarkets, Weston, FL; Project Manager. Responsible for project management from concept to construction, processing and permitting through all phases, full package of services. Years of Experience 7 Education M.L.A., Landscape Architecture, 1994 Florida International University Continuing Education B.A., 1987 University of Hawaii/ West Oahu College (Pearl City, HI) *Experience Prior to Joining Carter & Burgess LaM scape Designer Ms. Bergman is a Senior Landscape Architect with extensive experience in commercial, municipal, institutional, and residential projects. She has completed a variety of projects ranging from schematic designs, landscape master plans, and details drawings while keeping the projects on schedule and within budget. Ms. Berman has demonstrated strong people skills; proven graphic skills, both freehand drawing, CAD, and PhotoShop; created photographic representation of proposed designs, using computer photo imaging; and proven experience in implementing CAD standards, procedures, and computerized libraries. Furthermore, Ms. Bergman has been involved in all stages of the design process including conceptual design, development, construction, and client liaison. She has specialized in project presentations, prepared planting plans in cooperation with an expert plant advisor, and has been responsible for landscape design for both large and small scale projects including: private and public sectors, residential and urban construction, and regional parks. Relevant Project Experience Dixie Highway /North and South City Gateways, City of Oakland Park, FL; Landscape Designer. Preparation of landscape and irrigation plans for median and right -of -way improvements at the north and south City entrance locations, including signage features, bus stop shelters, and special pedestrian cross - walks. Miami lakes Publix, Equity Venture, FL; Project Designer. Preparation of landscape and irrigation plans for a "rebuilt" Publix store location in Miami Lakes, Florida. Cambridge Park, Lennar Homes, FL; Project Designer. Preparation of overall and master irrigation plans for a 14 -acre, 180 -unit townhome redevelopment parcel in Oakland Park, Florida. *City Park Neighborhood, Beer Sheva, Israel; Project Designer. City Park, a neighborhood in the City of Beer Sheva, Israel was planed to be a "green" neighborhood with parks, playgrounds and lawns. *Educational Center, Modin, Israel; Project Designer. The Educational Center includes a high school, a public library, a theater, culture center and a sports center. The landscape design challenge was to create a practical and spacious area, suitable for all the variety of services offered. *Ramot Neighborhood, Beer Sheva, Israel; Project Designer. Ramot is a neighborhood in Beer Sheva, Israel. The project's team included urban architects and landscape consultants that designed the type, location and look of the roads, the buildings and the open green areas while taking into consideration the mountainous topography and the nature views that need to be preserved. Years of Experience 10 Education B.A., Landscape Architecture, 1995 Technion University Organizations Israeli Landscape Architects Association Foreign Language Hebrew *Experience Prior to Joining Carter & Burgess AS1-A Landscape Designer Mr. Michael Leary is a graduate of the University of Massachusetts Amherst with a B.A. in Landscape Architecture and Regional Planning He also is currently pursuing a Masters degree in Construction Management at Florida International University. While working for the Parker Yannette Design Group, he focused on high -end residential design where meeting the demands of his clients' specific needs and goals was a top priority. Since joining Carter & Burgess, Mr. Leary's professional development has expanded to large scale projects that focus on site design and planning. Relevant Project Experience Avery Glen, D.R. Horton, Sunrise, Fl; Landscape Designer. Carter & Burgess provided landscape architecture, site planning, engineering, and survey services for a 105 -unit active adult community. North Hutchinson Island, FL; Landscape Designer. Landscape architectural services for mixed -use site on North Hutchinson Island, Florida. Mr. Leary provided color rendering for the client. Cambridge Park, Lennar Communities, Oakland Park, FL; Landscape Designer. Carter & Burgess provided final design services for a 15 -acre, 186 -unit townhouse development which included site layout, landscape architecture, lighting, and irrigation design. City of Oakland Park, 1 -95 / Oakland Park Boulevard Interchange Improvements, Oakland Park, FL; Landscape Designer. The City of Oakland Park, with the City of Wilton Manors, has commissioned Carter & Burgess to prepare conceptual plans for the interchange of Oakland Park Blvd and 1 -95 in central Broward County. This interchange serves as a 'Gateway' to both Cities and is being cooperatively funded by FDOT under their own 'Greening Gateways' initiative. The interchange covers over 50 acres, and carries some of the highest daily traffic volumes in South Florida. Mr. Leary assisted in the preparation of the landscape plans. City of Oakland Park, Powerline Road Improvements, Oakland Park, FL; Landscape Designer. In connection with the Broward Beautification Program, Carter & Burgess provided designs for the highway median beautification along Powerline Road. Mr. Leary assisted in the preparation of the landscape plans. Cooper City Commons, Centerline Homes, Plantation, FL; Landscape Designer. Carter & Burgess provided landscape architectural services for a 50 -unit two- and three - bedroom townhome community that includes illustrative plans /renderings of the main entrance, recreation area, overall site, and buildings. The illustrations include character elevations of the entrance and schematic design of the recreation area, perimeter walls, and buffer cross- sections. The community is being Years of Experience 2 Education B.L.A., Landscape Architecture, 2004 University of Massachusetts Organizations American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) continued developed by Centerline Homes and will be located in Cooper City, Florida adjacent to Brian Piccolo Park and the Cooper City Commons Shopping Plaza. Flagler County National Scenic Byways, Flagler Beach, FL; Landscape Designer. Under this contract, Carter & Burgess provides for the design of four gateway structures in Flagler County and the City of Flagler Beach. Mr. Leary assisted in the preparation of the landscape plans. Grove East, Altman Development Corporation, Inc., Plantation, FL; Landscape Designer. Providing due diligence, professional engineering, and landscape architectural services. The mixed -use development is comprised of 233 multi - family units, community recreational center, approximately 18,700 square feet of retail space, an existing approximately 2,590 square foot Miami Subs restaurant, and an existing 34,570 square foot bank and office building. Provences, Development of Regional Impact, St. Lucie County, FL; Landscape Designer. Carter & Burgess is the consultant for this 733 - acre planned 'new town' community. The unique location and configuration of the property allows for a well planned mixed -use community. The current master plan includes approximately 3,500 new residential units in a wide range of housing types and prices, a 2- million square foot urban village, a hotel and conference /event center, a middle school, a fire station, a mass transit transfer site, and a civic activity site. Carter & Burgess is developing design guidelines for the entire community that will establish a unique identity for the project and ensure the sustainability of this 'new town' by confirming it's value to the region. Seaview Park Club, Boynton Beach, FL; Landscape Designer. Carter & Burgess was commissioned by Lennar Homes to prepare land development plans for this former mobile home park, which is now planned for 64 luxury condominiums with private garages, a resort style amenities center including a swimming pool, a group bar -b -que shelter, waterside fishing deck, and exercise facilities. The design challenges for the site, which is only about 160 feet in width and over 1,000 feet in depth, were successfully met with site planning that provided for safe vehicular and pedestrian circulation, while maintaining magnificent views to the Intracoastal waterway. 9-,(ep,40,17 Seeley, ��sM Survey Project Manager is Manager of Surveying and serves as a Project Manager Mr. Seeley Development Unit. He previously served a s the Fort Lauderdale L and ass a Special Projects Coordinator in the S South Florida Surveying area. Mr. Seeley Director has nearly three decades of experience S in surveying and mapping throughout Florida. His area of expertise is nt technology to boundary and topog p the app lication of current surveying utilizing Laser, Dig ital Data Collection, and Global Positioning Systems, including Real -Time Kinematic and Static GPS. Transportation He has worked on projects for the Florida Department of and the (FDOT), the South Florida Water tManagement rience District se)surveying, National Park Service. and mapping /topography for habitat invasive species clearing, restoration in the Florida Everglades; a survey to establish underwater control for mapping and restoration of coral reef damage in the Florida Keys; and high - precision coam a�d Homestead services General Avl anon International, Opa Locka, T iami airports. Years of Experience 29 Education B.A., Music, 1974 University of Miami Relevant Project Experience City of Oakland Park, Dog Park, Oakland Park, FL: Survey vey Manager. rit Carter & Burgess was commi n odCatedeonlap .5 -acre abandoned plans for the City's first dog park Police & Sheriff's training site. Carter & Burgess provided o onsplete on professional services for the project including design documents for two large and separate canine fitness courses with parking and lighting, picnic shelters, an 18 exercise stations, new p g office management kiosk, a pet wash -down station, as well as unique e safe signage, fencing, and access control insu inr2005 and will be friendly operations. The project commenced completed in 2006. Cambridge Park, Lennar Homes, FL; Survey Manager. Preparation of overall and master irrigation plans for a 14 -acre, 180 -unit townhome redevelopment parcel in Oakland Park, Florida. FL; Project * Broward County - Miscellaneous Record Plat Procc essin ponies and Surveyor. Provided Record Plat Processing toe of Urban Planning individuals through the Broward County Department and Redevelopment, lapdded the Towns l for land-use changes and subdivision thwest Ranches, filing and Cooper City; and the Cities of Hollywood and Fort *Cities of Hollywood and Dania Municipal Surveys, FL; Project Surveyor. Multiple survey projects for the City of Hollywood and the City of Dania, luding utility as -built design and locating surveying. inc *Experience Prior to Joining Cart &Burgess er Continuing Education Global Positioning Surveying, 1993 Trimble Navigation, Ltd. Professional Registration Professional Land Surveyor 1988, FL, LS4574 Todd Wax;'' Survey Technician Todd Wood is a Survey Technician in the Fort Lauderdale office. Mr. Wood is experienced in Survey CADD and has experience interpreting, calculating, and creating surveys, right -of -way maps, control surveys, project network control sheets, and topographic maps. He also has experience with various types of GPS and hydrographic surveying. He has worked on numerous FEMA surveys and hydrographic survey of canals throughout Miami -Dade County and the Port of Miami. Relevant Project Experience Oakland 'Bark,' Oakland Park, FL; Survey Technician. Carter & Burgess was commissioned to develop, design, and permit plans for the City's first Dog Park, located on a 2.5 -acre abandoned police and sheriff's training site. Additionally the site included two fully operational radio transmission towers with their continued operation incorporated into the site design. This will help fund on -going development and maintenance for the site with the largest portion of the project funding coming from Florida's FRDAP Grant program. Carter & Burgess is providing services for the new project including design and construction documents for two large and separate canine fitness courses with 18 exercise stations, new parking and lighting, picnic shelters, a management office kiosk, a pet wash -down station, as well as unique signage, fencing, and access control features to ensure safe and friendly operations. Construction commenced in 2005 and should be completed in 2006. Seaview Park Club, Boynton Beach, FL; Survey Technician. Seaview Park Club is a 3.76 -acre site, located on US 1 in Boynton Beach, Florida adjacent to the Intracoastal Waterway. Lennar Homes hired Carter & Burgess to prepare land development plans for this former mobile home park, which is now planned for 64 luxury condominiums with private garages, a resort style amenities center including a swimming pool, a group bar -b -que shelter, waterside fishing deck, and exercise facilities. The design challenges for the site, which is approximately 160 feet in width and more than 1,000 feet in depth, were successfully met with site planning that provided for safe vehicular and pedestrian circulation, while maintaining magnificent views to the Intracoastal waterway. The project was given development approvals by the City in early 2005 and final permitting will be complete in 2006. Strok Property, Oakland Park, FL; Survey Technician. Providing engineering and survey services for the final design of a 19.42 -acre property. Engineering services include due diligence, environmental, drainage, utilities, and site development. Years of Experience 4 Education M.A., Economics, 1991 Western Kentucky University B.A., Economics, 1988 Western Kentucky University Urban Planning professional planner. Years of Experience has 11 years of experience asap 1 1 Ms. Quigley y ro ects, including As a Project Manager, she works on a variety ° owth management, transportation planning, municipal planning, g management environmental planning, and land use studies. Her project with the client to determine their needs philosophy is to work closely project experience Appraisal Report, and then identify t f Oa °gndfPark Evaluation t and App 1 ental Manual includes the City o Etal M updates to the FDO Project D po to on Decision nmak making to incorporate the Efficient process, the Central Broward East-West Tansit Analysis, and reviewing comprehensive plans for FDOT Relevant Project Experience City f Oakland Park, Evaluation and Appraisal Report (EAR), Oakland tY professional engineering services for Park, FL, Project Manager. Providing p 'Capital Capital Improvement Plan, Stormwater projects identified in the City ment Program and miscellaneous Master Plan, Community Develop n services for drainage/ engineering services. The projects include design stormwater management systems, water /wastewater utility rmit related including related roadway, utility, environmental and p in Ms. Quigley performed the evaluation and services, and landscaping. comprehensive plan. appraisal report for the comp Central Broward East -West Transit Analysis, velop an d evaluate as series of Planner. The purpose of this study Fort Lauderdale) transit corridors and modes in central oaa aommodate future east -west to determine the most effective way will follow Federal Transit travel demand. This Alternatives Analysis study Administration guidelines. This evaluaeiffec°tiveltcoradoea d tdransi`t will result in an identification of them g En ineering phase of that can be carried forward into the Preliminary study. er Plan, Destin, FL; Senior Planner. Identified Destin Harbor Parking Mast that will allow visitors and alternatives to traditional on parking Ian will provide residents to better enjoy the Destin Harbor. The new p parking sufficient parking; improve access and circulation t a rea. Ms. Quigley areas; and boost pedestrian safety within the study written reports. provided assistance in analyzing data and ghways Program, National Scenic Byways Grant, Florida S cenic Highways the National Statewide, FL; Planner. Provided services to imp Scenic Byways Grant for 1999 and U eimplement aand program of services for policy, administrative procedure, development in the implementation of the Florida Scenic Highways administered a telephone survey and Program (FSHP). Ms. Quigley ort. prepared the Florida Scenic Highway Program Status Rep Education M.S., Urban and Regional Planning, 1995 Florida State University B.S., Biology, 1992 Tulane University Professional Registration American Institute of Certified Planners 1999, 14802 Organizations American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP) Toastmasters Women's Transportation Seminar (WTS) American Planning Association (APA) lekAs4cj -EC/0 Urban Planning Kiselewski is a Senior Planner for Carter & Burgess responsible for Years of Experience Ms. providing professional planning services on a variety of the firm's management projects. transportation, land use, and environmental strong analytical skills, including data collection, analysis, is ducati on Education E Urban She possesses and problem solving for complex issues. Ms. Kiselewski's expertise rowth management, and special studies and /vI ., Planning, 2001, in municipal planning, g Florida Atlantic projects. University Relevant Project Experience East -West Transit Analysis, Fort Lauderdale, FL; Planner. M.S., Computer Central Broward a series of this study is to develop and evaluate Science, 1986, Ohio The purpose of Lauderdale) to corridors and modes in central Broward County future east -west State University determine the most effective way to accommodate This Alternatives Analysis study will follow Federal Transit M .S.S., , Mathematics, travel demand. Administration guidelines. This evaluation of alternative corridors will and transit mode Ohio State University result in an identification of the most - effective corridor forward into the Preliminary Engineering phase of that can be carried B S Mathematics, study. City of Oakland Park, Evaluation and Appraisal Report (EAR), Oakland 1982, California Institute of Park, FL; Planner. Carter & Burgess is providing professional planning and App Report, Technology services to complete the City's Evaluation consistent with state requirements. This project includes several public of Re 9isefaaiolnstifute outreach efforts to identify major issues or th i agencies. existings data, and coordination with other governmental and infill, neighborhood planning, of Certified Planners, major issues include redevelopment n and areas, 2005, 019557 integration of annexed modal space, community appearance, and transit-oriented and Organizations land use patterns. American Institute Congress Avenue PD &E Study, Lake Worth, FL; Planner. The purpose of Congress of Certified Planners of this project is to study the widening and rehabilitation Lantana Road to 6th Avenue South in Palm Beach County, (AICP) Avenue from Florida. Both four- and six -lane alternatives are being considered along treatment and /or additional lanes at major intersections, Women's Transportation with special bridge improvements, widening of the crossroads up to 1,000 feet in intersection operation Seminar (WTS) each direction where necessary to provide Service (LOS) D or higher, drainage improvements, and Palm Beach Planning at Level of the addition of bicycle lanes and sidewalks. The alternatives will be within the existing right - Congress considered on left, right, and best fit alignments of -way. American Planning Association (APA) �f e _ Y tat � � - _ , iba � RAJ 1'3ppartment of Otate I certify from the records of this office that CARTER & BURGESS, INC. is a Texas corporation authorized to transact business in the State of Florida. qualified on March 2, 1989. The document number of this corporation is P22789. I further certify that said corporation has paid all fees due this office through December 31, 2005, that its most recent annual report/uniform business report was filed on January 18, 2005, and its status is active. I further certify that said corporation has not filed a Certificate of Withdrawal. CR2EO22 (2.03) Given under my hand and the Great Seal of the State of Florida at Tallahassee, the Capitol, this the Twenty -first day of January, 2005 (�le►t�:t �t_�`Ini�d �erretar� af�4tittr of '! torib a )9varb of Prefessi-ovai1 Ei4neers Carter & Burgess Inc. 471.02.1• . % /ryvi/i .' / /ii /ii /i. :. /r• r��� rii /riirrrii�f/ :rrrvivv /r• ri r1,,// /ii•ri .:ry /rii r/r Kai /i /ir 471. AUDIT NO.: osoi- CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORIZATION NUMBER: 5300 EXPIRATION: 28- FEB -07 DISPLAY AS REQUIRED BY LAW ACN 17 9 2 2 7 5 STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL REGULATION BOARD OF ARCHITECTURE & INTERIOR DESIGN SEQ #L04121801880 12/18/20041040516851 IAAC001802 The ARCHITECT CORPORATION Named below IS CERTIFIED Under the provisions of Chapter 481 FS. Expiration date: FEB 28, 2007 CARTER & BURGESS, INC 1000 LEGION PLACE, SUITE 1400 ORLANDO FL 32801 JEB BUSH DIANE CARR GOVERNOR DISPLAY AS REQUIRED BY LAW SECRETARY ����I Project Submittal Process r&7a/ "64r-'4 sa46M .Hal The professionals chosen to perform landscape design services will serve as an extension of the City's staff and will beNavailable ta° respond unique iqueeole these to your needs services play in building an image for the City and fostering local community leaders' recognition of the positive improvements they provide their citizens. Many of the projects authorized under this contract, while small, arguably have the greatest visual ` y throughout impacts on our dail lives as we travel throud to work; the region. Carter & Burgess would be proud to with the City of Sunny Isles Beach for this "greater good". On a statewide basis, our firm continues N to serve its new and longstanding public agency clients through our offices rk Fort Lauderdale, t Miami, Orlando, and Tampa• Work would be managed from our Fort Lauderdale office, led by Brett Nein, RLA, ASLA, who is responsible for �n y e Architecture our Landscap re practices statewide. While the majority of the p ersonnel involved with this project are also based s Fort Lauderdale, offices and involvement on whatever would not hesitate to utilize staff from our other o {fives to meet the City's service needs. We would be available for public p operating hours. Since schedule the City feels appropriate even outside normal op g exact scope of work for each future project has not been determined, we offer Q fer the e as certification that our team can provide this qualifications package 's advertisement. Landscape Architecture services, as outlined in the City ro ects always begins with Our typical approach for this potentially wide-range internal of and City staff consultation and an extensive due - diligence phase, including that the appropriate scope and performance criteria that will apply, research, confirming h sical, operational, and even cultural conditions ehkafff the project site( ect as well as the existing p Y phase also would include a p 1 S). Usual work in this initial p input before commencing with community groups to provide valuable inp off workshop work necessary for control, study area limits, and /or design design work. Any survey this phase phases of design, stud yens also will be completed during flexible to meet construction services will be in accowah ourvapproacpheema remaining view at 30t deem appropriate for each project, those expectations. We normally produce plans and documents for re 60 %, and 90% thresholds, but we also can utilized led on I a weekly, bi weekly whereby team meetings for progress review can be sch monthly basis. ,4�a / 7pjeC4 sMC-teal mss Continue All projects will ultimately adhere to an established time -line agreed upon before work commences. We will utilize "MSProjects" as our time and resource managing tool, with periodic reports provided to the City's Project Manager as necessary. With our current workload, our planned personnel growth for the next 12 months, and our proximity to the City Staff, we feel uniquely qualified to provide immediate attention to the City's projects. Additionally, with our staff trained in various GIS, design, data collection and management, illustrative presentation, and project management software applications, Carter & Burgess can ensure that the City of Sunny Isles Beach maintains a technological leadership role for projects and /or improvements which benefit its citizens. To insure all projects are successful, our in -house work process and procedures include a well documented Quality Assurance /Quality Control (QA /QC) process. Each work product will be evaluated thoroughly before its release to City staff and /or the public for presentation. This process has been in place nationwide since before Carter & Burgess expanded to Florida in 1985, and it has become an integral part of our recognized expertise in completing Landscape Architectural projects statewide. 1`� SECTION FOUR Carter: :Burgess -3 -2006 FROM -CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH 3057921563 NOTICE T -355 P.002 CITY.OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS NO. 06-03-01 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURAL FIRMS F -196 T 1� Notice is hereby given that the City of Sunny Isles )Beach is requesting qualifications for Landscape Architect Services as referenced in Section 2.2 of the RFQ. Sealed bids will be received by the City Clerk until 10:00 a.m., Monday. April 3. 2006 at the Sunny Isles Beach Government Center, 18070 Collins Avenue, Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160. Bids submitted will be opened publicly and read aloud at this time. No bids will be accepted after this time. The envelope containing the sealed bid must be clearly marked: "SEALED BID" RFQ # 06- 03 -01 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURAL FIRMS OPENING DATE AND TIME: MONDAY, APRIL 3, 2006, 10:00 A.M. Specifications, instructions, and bid forms are available from the Office of the City Clerk, City of Sunny Isles Beach, 18070 Collins Avenue, Sunny Isles Beach, Florida, or by calling (305) 947 -0606. There is no charge for the bid package. No bidder may withdraw his/her bid for a period of sixty (60) days following the date of opening of these bids. Firms submitting responses may be requested to make oral presentations as part of the evaluation process. The City reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids and may waive any informality in any or all bids. Jane A. Hines, CMC City Clerk SWORN STATEMENT PIMSUANT TO SECTION 287.133(3)(x) FLORIDA STATUTES, -ON PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES THIS FORM MUST BE SIGNED AND SWORN TO IN THE PRESENCE OF A NOTARY PUBLIC OR OTHER OFFICIAL AUTHORIZED TO ADMINISTER OATHS. 1 . This sworn statement is submitted to Joseph Yesbeck PE by Deanna Gray for Carter & Burgess Inc. whose business address is 6363 NW 6th Way, Suite 300, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 and (if applicable) its Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN) is 75- 1246210 -_ OF the entity had no FEIN, include the Social Security Number of the individual signing this sworn statement: 2. I understand that a "public entity crime" as defined In Paragraph 287.133(1)(g), Florida Statute s. 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 of 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 or of the United States and involving antitrust, fraud, theft, bribery, collusion, racketeering, conspiracy, or material misrepresentation. 3. 1 understand that "convicted" or "conviction" as defined in Paragraph 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 trial court of record relating to charges brought by indictment or information after July 1, 1989, as a result of a jury verdict, nonjury trial, or entry of a plea of guilty or nolo contenders. 4. I understand that an "affiliate" as defined in Paragraph 287.133(1)(a), Florida Statutes, means: a. A predecessor or successor of a person convicted of a public entity crime; or b. An 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 come. The term "affiliate" includes those officers, directors, executives, 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 market value under an arm's length agreement, shall be a prima facie case that one person controls another person. A person who knowingly enters into a joint venture with a person who has been convicted of a public entity crime in Florida during the preceding 36 months shall be considered an affiliate. S. I understand that a "person" as defined in Paragraph 287.1330)(e), Florida Statutes, means any natural person or entity organized under the laws of any state or of the United States with the legal power to enter into a binding contract and which bids or applies to bid on contracts for the provision of goods or services let by a public entity, or which otherwise transacts or applies to transact business with a public entity. The term "person" includes those officers, directors, executives, partners, shareholders, employees, members, and agents who are active in management of any entity. March 30, 2006 Signature "0411PI"',, Deanna A. Gray Data Commission #DD328109 7 Expires: Jun 13, 2008 Bonded Thru Atlantic Bonding Co., Inc. NON - COLLUSIVE AFFIDAVIT State of Florida ) County of Broward ) Joseph Yesbeck, PE being first duly sworn, deposes and says that: (1) He /she is the (Owner, Partner, Officer) Representative or Agent) of the Bidder that has submitted the attached Bid; (2) He /she is fully informed respecting the preparation and contents of the attached Bid and of all pertinent circumstances respecting such Bid; (3) Such Bid is genuine and is not a collusive or sham Bid; (4) Neither the said bidder nor any of its officers, partners, owners, agents, representatives, employees or parties in interest, including this Affiant, have in any way colluded, conspired, connived or agreed, directly or indirectly, with any other Bidder, firm, or person to submit a collusive or sham Bid in connection with the Work for which the attached Bid has been submitted; or to refrain from bidding in connection with such Work; or have in any manner, directly or indirectly, sought by agreement or collusion, or communication, or conference with any Bidder, firm, or person to fix the price or prices in the attached Bid or of any other Bidder, or to fix any overhead, profit, or cost elements of the Bid price or the Bid price of any other Bidder, or to secure through any collusion, conspiracy, connivance, or unlawful agreement any advantage against the City of Sunny Isles Beach, or any person interested in the proposed Work; (5) The price or prices quoted in the attached Bid are fair and proper and are not tainted by any collusion, conspiracy, connivance, or unlawful agreement on the part of the Bidder or any other of its a ents, representatives, owners, employees or parties in interest, including this Affiant. I l Joseph Yesbeck, PE OF AFFIANT (Printed or Typed Legal Name of Affiant) State of Florida County of Broward Sworn xo and subscril 4 before me this 30th day of March 200 by Notary Seal: Notary's Name Printed, Stamped or Typed Personally Known: � or Produced Identification. Identification Produced Deanna A. Gray 2 °�—� ` Commission #DD328109 Expires: Jun 13, 2008 '9 OF FIOP� Bonded •l hru "` Atlantic Bonding Co., Inc.