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North Shore Bandshell Park Improvements, Miami Beach, FL
This project consists of proposed improvements to the existing Bandshell Park located east of Collins
Avenue between 72nd and 73rd Streets within the City of Miami Beach. The project includes a new
walkway connecting the park to the beachwalk at 72nd Street; the widening of the south sidewalk at
73rd Street which will require either the removal or reconfiguration of on-street parking; the demolition
of the bus shelter; landscaping, outdoor accent and security lighting; reconfiguration and/or addition
of walkways; installation of an electronic marquee; installation of the "Beatles Mandala", a mosaic tile
artwork; and new urban elements such as drinking fountains, trash containers and bike racks.
Working with Carty Architecture, Chen Moore and Associates is providing services including civil
engineering, landscape architecture and irrigation design work that includes conceptual drawings forthe
72nd Street walkway and 73rd Street sidewalk; design development/final design submittals; estimates
of probable construction cost; government permitting (including Miami Beach, PERA - formerly DERM,
FDOT, FDEP, and Fish & Wildlife); bidding assistance; and construction administration services.
Deerfield Beach Main Beach Parking Area Improvements, Deerfield Beach, FL
Chen Moore and Associates provided conceptual planning to address traffic circulation, landscaping,
lighting, parking layout, drainage and existing facility conditions. The conceptual plan has incorporated
additional areas for pedestrian use including seating areas and multi-use areas for special events.
The project is located in a coastal zone requiring coordination and permitting through the Florida
Department of Environmental Protection for work east of the Coastal Construction Control Line (CCCL).
There is also a fire station on the site requiring close coordination with the City of Deerfield Beach Fire
Department to facilitate emergency response.
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Oceanfront Park, Boynton Beach, FL
Oceanfront Park is the only beach access point forthe City of Boynton Beach. The existing park boardwalk
and amenities needed to be updated due to the general degradation of the property. The project
required permitting through the Town of Ocean Ridge Building Department, City of Boynton Beach
Utilities Department, Florida Fish and Wildlife
Commission, Palm Beach County Department of
Environmental Resource Management, and the
Florida Department of Environmental Protection for
work east of the Coastal Construction Control Line
(CCCL). The resulting design of the park incorporated
1,000 feet of new boardwalk with dune crossovers,
tension membrane shade structures, landscaping,
dune plantings, rope and bollard beach access
points, and site furnishings. The site was brought
fully to compliance with the Americans with
Disabilities Act. Mr. Betancourt, the proposed
Project Manager for this RFQ, served as the project
manager for the project and was responsible for
surveying, site planning, permitting, hardscape,
la ndscape, irrigation, a nd construction admin istration
while employed with another firm.
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South Beach Park, Ft. Pierce, FL
South Beach Park was destroyed during the Treasure Coast Hurricane events of 2004-2005. The
approximately lO-acre park was restored using FEMA funds provided to the City of Ft. Pierce for
redevelopment of the park. The design and layout of the park were reconfigured in order to improve
service to the public. The program included recycled lumber deck, parking lot redesign, picnic pavilions,
bathrooms, entry signage, public open spaces, sea turtle friendly lighting, rope and bollard beach access
points, landscaping, dune plantings, and
JI sand dune fencing. The project required
permitting through the City of Ft. Pierce
Building and Utilities departments, Florida
Fish and Wildlife Commission and the Florida
Department of Environmental Protection for
work east of the Coastal Construction
Control Line (CCCL). The project scope
included survey, site planning, hardscape,
landscape, irrigation, stormwater, and utility
design, permitting, and construction
administration. This project represents the
experience of Mr. Betancourt, the proposed
Project Manager for this RFQ, while
employed with another firm.
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Kimberly BergalisjSurfside Park, Ft. Pierce, FL
Kimberly Bergalis/Surfside Park was destroyed during the Treasure Coast Hurricane events of 2004-
2005. The approximately 13-acre park was restored using FEMA funds provided to the City of Ft.
Pierce for redevelopment of the park. The design and layout of the park were reconfigured in order to
improve service to the public. The program included parking lot redesign, picnic pavilions, bathrooms,
entry signage, public open spaces, sea turtle friendly lighting, rope and bollard beach access points,
landscaping, dune plantings, and sand dune fencing. The project required permitting through the City
of Ft. Pierce Building and Utilities departments, Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission and the Florida
Department of Environmental Protection for work east of the Coastal Construction Control Line (CCCL).
The project scope included survey, site planning, hardscape, landscape, irrigation, stormwater, and
utility design, permitting, and construction administration. This project represents the experience of
Mr. Betancourt,the Proposed Project Manager for this RFQ, and Stefan Bortak, the proposed Landscape
Designer for this RFQ, while employed with another firm.
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South Pointe Phase IIIjlVjV - Right-of-Way Roadway and Drainage Improvement Project, Miami
Beach, FL
Chen Moore and Associates is the prime consultant responsible for providing surveying, planning,
geotechnical investigation, design, permitting, , '~)
preparation of construction documents, bid and ~j tJ!.
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inspection services for infrastructure '. , . 0' ,r-
improvements within the public right of way areas ~ ~
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of the South Pointe III/IV/V neighborhood of . ",.
Miami Beach. The project encompasses ~ I
approximately 19,000 LF of ROW infrastructure =1 ;,
improvements in.c1udin~watermain replace~ents, It ,.': '.
stormwater drainage Improvements, pavmg & fli' , '. 'io.
grading,streetscapingenhancements, landscaping ~:. i . !it... ,'.
improvements, lighting improvements, and L.J - l'
roadway reconstruction. Due to the existing
mixed residential and commercial environment of this neighborhood, special design efforts were made
to incorporate walkable community elements including meeting all ADA requirements, providing street
furniture, providing bicycle paths, upgrading sidewalks, incorporating specialty treatments at crosswalks,
landscaping improvements with specialized tree wells to provide a walkable surface and bulb outs to
increase pedestrian friendliness and safety. This project requires extensive coordination with the public,
adjacent CRAs, historic districts and various regulatory agencies in the form of community design
workshops and special outreach meetings to individual special interest groups.
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City Center Right-of-Way Improvement Project, Miami Beach, FL
Chen Moore and Associates is the prime consultant responsible for the planning, design, permitting,
and construction administration for enhancements
within the public right of way areas of Lincoln Road
between Washington Avenue and Collins Avenue for the
City of Miami Beach. The project included extensive
public coordination due to the high profile nature of this
segment of Lincoln Road. Unique sidewalk/crosswalk
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L ~.: . -:';1"~;-: ~c ~i ..,.. ' .; ofthe City. In addition to the streetscape elements: new
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improvements and roadway resurfacing are proposed. The project required extensive coordination
with FDOT due to improvements proposed along Collins Avenue (State Road) and the specialized
materials specified.
SE 15th St Boat Launch & Marine Complex, Fort Lauderdale, FL
As part of its general civil engineering contract, Chen Moore and Associates was asked to design and
permit upgrades to the parking lot located at 1784 SE 15th Street. The property covers approximately
29,000 SF and has two boat ramps, a marina and the police water unit building. The parking lot currently
provides 58 parking spaces for vehicles
with attached boat trailers only, one of the
spaces being handicap accessible.
The scope of services includes removing
the existing fixed docks and replacing them
with new floating concrete docks for City
use and proposing drainage and lighting
upgrades to bring the lot up to City Code
compliance. Chen Moore and Associates
is responsible for the site layout, DRC and
P&Z approvals, permitting as well as for
coordinating with all other disciplines,
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Canoe/Kayak Boat Launch, Islamorada, FL
Chen Moore and Associates was contracted by the Village of Islamorada to obtain regulatory permit
approval for the installation of a kayak ramp along with associated asphalt parking on Plantation Key.
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Carty Architecture (Architecture)
Moore Park Athletic Facility, Miami, FL
The Moore Park Athletic Facility is a legacy gift from the Orange Bowl Committee to the City of Miami.
Moore Park was the site of the first Orange Bowl game 75 years ago. The design includes a new synthetic
turf field, running track and field event facilities, 1,500 bleachers, press box, coach boxes, restrooms,
clubroom and concession facilities for both home and away teams, an electronic score board and
competition field lighting.
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River Park Aquatic Center, Naples, FL
The River Park Aquatic facility is due to be completed in June of 2012. The project is a replacement
aquatic facility for the River Park neighborhood. It is located adjacent to an existing Community Center.
The new pool consists of a six-lane lap pool, a learn-to-swim area and a zero entry portion with a large
play feature. There are restroom and shower facilities as well as a lifeguard office, a ticket booth and a
covered entry.
YMCA of South Dade, FL
The new YMCA of South Dade is due to be complete in December 2012. Judy Carty was the Principal in
charge of the project while she was a principal at Borrelli + Partners. She is the Architect of record for
the project. The facility sits on a five-acre site and includes a fitness center, a two-court gymnasium, a
splash pad, a pool with play features, multipurpose meeting rooms, a child watch center, locker rooms,
family locker rooms, fitness studios, outdoor playground, outdoor basketball courts, a multipurpose
field, and parking for 300 cars.
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Professional Service Industries (Geotechnical Engineering)
Newport Pier Restaurant and Fishing Pier, Sunny Isles Beach, FL
PSI is currently providing geotechnical construction material testing and inspection on this project. The
project will include the construction of a restaurant structure and a fishing pier in Sunny Isles, Florida.
V"""'"A -:::r~;~:glniiri!iiiiiiib;: ,I Services on this project mainly relate to the design
~ It ~S'!l!!"n U _"iii fUq and inspection of the d riven pile foundations. As pa rt
I ,< 'I! ill ... , - -. of the inspection phase, PSI was involved in several
,., \: .1 "fllR. I'!,' '. pile inspections in determining the pile driving criteria
~ and production pile length. The project is currently
ongoing.
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(-24 Canal Bank Stabilization From Shinn Road to Railroad Bridge, St. Lucie County, FL
The project alignment is an approximate 1.5 mile section of the Canal C-24 south bank between Shinn
Road on the west end and the railroad bridge on the east end in St. Lucie County, Florida. The canal
banks had undergone significant slope failures and an I t r l
emergency re~ponse was re~uired t~ evaluate the ~~~-;":;;:. ~11",:"'~~~1i\~' ;Il!'~. _~
cause of the failures and solutions to fix the problem. e-'.. ~. ...4-4 '. . ~ "~1 .1;
In addition to reviewing the subsurface conditions, our ~. '.~~
study involved studying the canal water levels and
evaluating their impacts on the slope. Slope stability
models were developed using the program PC-Stabl
and RSS for both steady state and rapid draw-down
conditions. We provided several remedial options such
as the modifying the slope, the use of gabion walls,
riprap and sheet piles for this project along with a
study on the cost implications of each alternative
5197 Structure Replacement, U.S. 1 in Proximity to Manatee Bay, Miami Dade County, FL
The project site is located near the mouth of Canal C-l11 and is less than 1,000 feet east of U.S. 1 and
approximately 3 miles from the shore of Manatee Bay in the Southeastern part of Miami-Dade County,
Florida (Homestead Field Station service area). The SFWMD is planning to replace the existing S-197
water control structure from corrugated metal pipe (CMP) culverts to reinforced concrete box structures.
I The 5-197 structure maintains optimum upstream
water level in Canal C-l11 and prevents saline
. intrusion during high tides. Most of the time, 5-197
. diverts discharge from the S-18C overland to the
panhandle of the Everglades National Park and
releases water during major floods as established by
the structure's operational plan. Performance of field
work included a full-time manatee observation and
turbidity monitoring. In land, the geotechnical field
investigation revealed surficial fill material comprising
Iimerock, fine sand and silt. In water, a soft
compressible silt stratum was disclosed. Keeping in
mind, the potential settlement to be induced by the
proposed structure, PSI provided cost-effective foundation alternatives. They also provided
recommendations for a cofferdam and tremie seal to facilitate construction.
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United Engineering (Structural Engineering)
Deering Estate Weir Glade Rehydration Project, Miami-Dade County, FL
) Project Manager for the design of a weir structure located on the Deering Estate, immediately adjacent
to a historic rock bridge. The weir consisted of cast-in-place retaining wall with interchangeable wood
panels to allow the owner to vary the amount of water impounded behind the structure. The weir was
designed to aesthetically blend in with its surrounding environment. Consideration of construction
methods and equipment was required due to the lack of access to the weir location and to minimize
the damage to the environment from construction activities.
Pierce Park, Coral Gables, FL
Project Manager for the renovation of existing park that included new playground, perimeter wall,
and covered shelter. The covered shelter is an open structure with exposed wood rafters, concrete
beams, and masonry columns. Project required innovative hidden connections due to Coral Gables
zoning requirements.
Project Caine (MEP)
Sunny Isles Pier, Sunny Isles, FL
The project consisted of the lighting design and plumbing design for the renovation of the Sunny Isles
Fishing Pier which is about 635' long. A new white vanilla box restaurant was added to the pier as well
as a fish cleaning area.
City of Miami Continuing Services Contract, Miami, FL
Services provided for this contract included Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing Engineering services.
Parks related projects completed under this contract include:
. Gibson Park Pool Upgrades, Miami, FL. The project will consisted of:
\ - Replacement of the existing pool DEP filtration system with a sand filtration system.
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- Installation of an electric pool heater system
- Modified the pool piping and electrical systems
- Provided the required code improvements (ventilation, ADA, life safety) to the pump room for the
completion of items 1 thru 3 above in 2007 for a project cost of $1 million
. Miami Solid Waste Locker Room, Miami, FL. Renovations of existing Locker Rooms. Completed in
2008 for a project cost of $1,000,000
. Roberto Clemente Park Building Renovation, Miami Beach, FL. This project consisted of the
renovation of the existing recreation center of approximately 10,000 SF. Renovations and updates
included the bathrooms to current ADA codes and mechanical ventilation. The HVAC system of the
entire facility was updated as well as the lighting. Project completed in 2007 for a project cost of
$1M.
Ocean Front Park Lighting, City of Boynton Beach, FL
New lighting for a construction cost of $100,000.
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Jaco Pastorius Park Phase I Environmental Site Assessment, Oakland Park, FL
) The Chappell Group, Inc. (TCG) was subcontracted by Jacobs Engineering Group, Inc. to perform Phase
I Environmental Site Assessment for the City of Oakland Park. The subject site was comprised of a
property consisting offour (4) existing vacant parcels located on Dixie Highway and NE 40th Court in the
City of Oakland Park, Florida. The objective of a Phase I ESA is to identify recognized environmental
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~,J OAKLAND PARK property and adjacent properties. TCG
I~ ~___ ~o R I I> A '.~ ,:j conducted aerial reviews, site inspections,
'I!~ t., and file reviews for hazardous and petroleum
contaminants that could have been potential
impacts to the soil and groundwater of the
subject site.
Alsdorf Park, Pompano Beach, FL
The Chappell Group, Inc. was subcontracted by Corzo Castella Carballo Thompson Salman (C3TS) for
the City of Pompano Beach to prepare conceptual designs for improvements to the existing boat ramp
and parking lot on-site. TCG was not only responsible for a bathymetric survey, benthic survey and
J,uW,'~lJ;!!..~:~~~H' .f~-;-:-l'!!"~~.;rflt Environmental Assessment, but also for
,I . researching the existing permits for the property
and providing a summary of the environmental
regulatory authorizations that are required for the
construction of the proposed conceptual designs.
In addition, TCG provided input to C3TS on the
feasibility and operation constraints of the
proposed park improvements to assist in the
development of the conceptual designs and boat
ramp improvements.
The Chappell Group, Inc. performed these tasks
for C3TS and the City of Pompano Beach from
April 2011 to September 2011.
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George English Park, Fort Lauderdale, FL
The Chappell Group, Inc. provided structural design services and environmental resource permitting for
",' the reconstruction of an existing recreational park located along
the Middle River in the City of Fort Lauderdale and Craven
Thompson & Associates, Inc.
Design and permitting services included the reconstruction of
an existing docks and boat ramps, as well as the stabilization of
eroded shorelines utilizing natural limestone rip rap.
Permitting services included fast track permitting of all work
within the basin and along the Middle River, through agencies
including South Florida Water Management District, U.S. Corp.
of Engineers and Broward County Environmental Protection
Department.
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Hillsboro Inlet Park, Pompano Beach, FL
The Chappell Group, Inc. was subcontracted by Corzo Castella Carballo Thompson Salman (C3TS) for
the City of Pompano Beach to prepare conceptual designs for improvements to the existing park, fishing
pier, and boardwalk on-site. TCG was not only responsible for a benthic survey, and Environmental
.~yZ:' ~ Asses.sment, but also for researc~i~g the existing
~~~". ' ..fi.~ permits for the property and providing a summary
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,.,/ I proposed conceptual designs. In addition, TCG
provided input to C3TS on the feasibility and
operation constraints of the proposed park
improvements to assist in the development of the
conceptual floating dock designs.
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Stoner and Associates (Survey)
City of Sunrise - N.W. 136th Avenue
Performed a topographic survey of NW. 136th Avenue, from the north approach slab of the New River
Canal Bridge to the south side of Sunrise Boulevard and from the west back of curb to the east back of
curb. Total length of project: 9,540 linear feet.
City of Sunrise - Entry Feature Walls
Performed topographic surveys for eleven sites. Surveys were for the design and construction of new
entry feature signs.
City of Miami Beach - South Pointe II
Performed a right-of-way and topographic of a southern portion of Miami Beach. Located aboveground
improvements. Prepared storm and drainage as-builts. This survey was for the re-design of roads and
drainage systems.
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Chen Moore and Assocxiates has 32 full-time staff including 12 professional engineers, two
landscape architects, a general contractor, and engineering inspectors to additionally support the
key personnel detailed below if required.
Peter Moore, RE., LEED AP is president of Chen Moore and Associates will serve as principal-in-charge
for this project. He is ultimately responsible for all day to day operations of the firm. His experience
includes roadway design, stormwater design, sanitary collection improvements, pump station
rehabilitation, transportation engineering enhancements, water and reclaimed water consulting along
with all other phases of civil engineering design and neighborhood improvements.
Cristobal Betancourt, RLA is Chen Moore and Associates' Director of Landscape Architecture and
Planning. He has experience providing planning and landscape architecture design solutions for public
and private sector clients. Mr. Betancourt provides a full range of services starting with due diligence
and master planning culminating in detailed site design. He is well versed in the use of low-impact
development techniques applied to site planning. Mr. Betancourt is currently working on improvements
to North Shore Bandshell Park in Miami Beach. Mr. Betancourt will serve as project manager for this
project and will lead all landscape architecture/master planning services under this contract.
Jeff Houghtaling, RLA has 18 years of landscape architecture experience providing conceptual
hardscape/landscape design and presentations for various municipalities and private developers
throughout South Florida. Mr. Houghtaling's experience includes construction drawings, layout plans,
and construction details for site walls, pergolas, swimming pools, spas, fountains, garden walks, patios,
driveways and other hardscape features. Mr. Houghtaling has extensive horticultural knowledge and
experience with plant materials, including planting plans, specifications, and details, and comprehensive
plant schedules. In addition, Jeff has successfully made presentations to HOA's, town councils, and
architectural review boards. Jeff recently worked on a parks and recreation master plan for the City of
Oakland Park and provided landscape plans for a portion of the Miami Greenway project.
Stefan Bortak is a landscape designer with Chen Moore and Associates. He is responsible for all
aspects of irrigation consulting, design, details and specifications. He prepared landscape, hardscape,
and irrigation plans from concept to construction documents; irrigation distribution plans; water use
permits; water use analysis; LEED documentation and calculations. Mr. Bortak has also performed
construction administration, shop drawing review, and inspections.
Jose L. Acosta, RE. has over 12 years of experience and has served as the project manager and Engineer
of Record on many similar street and stormwater improvement projects for the Town of Miami Lakes
and the City of Miami Gardens. He has also served in a quality control management role with the City
of Miami Beach and the Village of Pinecrest. He has previously worked on projects throughout Miami-
Dade County utilizing drainage wells, outfalls, exfiltration trench and innovative sustainable stormwater
designs for new developments and for improvement of existing neighborhoods.
Michael Buick, RE. has over 11 years of experience, including planning, design and permitting of site
infrastructure including site paving, grading and drainage and site utility plans for public and private
projects throughout Miami-Dade County. Mr. Buick is responsible fordesigning stormwater management
systems (paving, grading and drainage) and water and sewer connections including design calculations,
running flood routing models, and drafting design drawings with AutoCAD.
Peter Dueiio, P.E. currently serves as an associate engineer with Chen Moore and Associates Miami
office. He has been a project engineer for neighborhood improvement projects for the Cities of Dania
Beach, North Miami Beach, Key West, and Pinecrest. His experience includes planning, pavement
marking and signage, streetscape, stormwater modeling and design, water main design, permitting, and
cost estimating. Peter has established strong working relationships with several permitting agencies,
including Miami-Dade County DERM, South Florida Water Management District, Miami-Dade County
Public Works, Florida DEP and the Florida Department of Transportation.
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CAD drafting and design, electrical distribution design, site planning, landscape architecture, civil
engineering, environmental, surveying and photometric design for public and private projects.
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Gables, Florida. The majority of our experience is for Public clients and many of those projects have
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and planning experience Includes conducting public
meetings, surveys, multiple department staff meetings etc. as may be needed to establish project
direction. We are very familiar with producing and permitting phased documents, as will be required
for this project.
Professional Service Industries, Inc. (PSI) is a nationally recognized consulting engineering and testing
firm providing integrated services in several disciplines, including geotechnical engineering, construction
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UNITED Engineering, Inc. provides structural design services that include New Construction, Expert
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Repair, and Construction Observation. They provide these services across several
market sectors that include governmental, commercial, institutional, mixed-use,
U N ITE D residential, healthcare, specialty structures, and sports facilities. They also have
experience with several delivery methods of construction such design-build, GMP,
Engineering, Inc. CM at risk, and traditional design-bid-build.
Project Caine, Inc. is a full service consulting engineering firm. A Florida corporation, the firm was
established in 2005. Under the leadership of Robert B. Caine, the firm emphasizes responsiveness to
client's needs and questions and specializes in timely and quality design. The president of Project Caine,
Inc., previously a senior partner and board member of the largest
MEP firm in Florida, brings over 30 years of national and
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The Chappell Group (TCG) has performed environmental assessment, planning, design, and construction
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sectors. TCG provides wetlands delineation, permitting, mitigation,
lie hap ne Ilu and monitoring; endangered species surveys; environmental impact
IGnCUF1;~ statements; Phase I environmental site assessments; and coastal
engineering and design.
Stoner and Associates, Inc. has over 25 employees including four licensed professional surveyors and
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Drew Badri, P.E.
R. Morgan Dickinson, P.E.
Camilo Monroy, EI
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Peter Worthy, P.E.
Tom Lund, CIPE
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Jeff Houghtaling, RLA
Stefan Bortak
Felix'Godoy
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Judy Carty, AIA",NC~RB, LEED AP
Environmental Resource Permitting
Tyler Chappell
Matthew C. Mitchell
Patrick Murphy
Mindy Peddycoart
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United Engine~ring
Project Caine
Carty Architecture
Stoner & Associates
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Peter Moore P.E., LEED AP President
Cristobal'Betancourt, RLA Project Manager
Stefan Bortak Landscape Designer
Jeff Houghtaling, RLA Landscape Architect
Jose Acosta, P.E. Senior Engineer
Michael Buick, P.E. Senior Engineer
Peter Dueno, P.E. Associate Engineer
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Peter M Moore, PE, LEED AP
President and CEO
Education
Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering,
University of Florida, 1997
Master of Engineering, Civil Engineering,
University of Florida, 2004
Registration
Professional Engineer, Florida, 58709, 2002
Professional Affiliations
. American Society of Civil Engineers
. Florida Engineering Society
. Florida Stormwater Association
. National Society of Professional
Engineers
Certifications
Certified Stormwater Inspector
LEED Accredited Professional
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,ummary
As the President of the firm, Mr, Moore is
ultimately responsible for all day to day
operations of the firm. Mr. Moore works as the
Client Project Manager for work in Broward
County, Pompano Beach and Deerfield Beach
and continues to be involved in the successful
completion of projects. These projects include
sanitary collection improvements, pump station
rehabilitation, transportation engineering
enhancements, water and reclaimed water
consulting along with all other phases of civil
engineering design and neighborhood
improvements. Additionally, Mr. Moore serves
as the Assistant City Engineer for the City of
Coral Springs and is the spokesperson for the
City's Engineering Division. Finally, Mr. Moore
serves on the firm's QA/QC Committee ensuring
the consistency of the quality product
throughout the firm.
Project Experience
Miami Beach - South Pointe Phase
III/IV /V - Right-of-Way Improvement
Project. Chen Moore and Associates is the
prime consultant and is responsible for
providing surveying, planning, geotechnical
investigation, design, permitting, preparation of
construction documents, bid and award and
construction engineering and inspection services
for infrastructure improvements within the
public right of way areas of the South Pointe
III/IV/V neighborhood of Miami Beach. The
project encompasses approximately 19,000 LF
of ROW infrastructure improvements including
water main replacements, stormwater drainage
improvements, paving & grading, streetscaping
enhancements, landscaping improvements,
lighting improvements, and roadway
reconstruction. This project also required
extensive coordination with the public, adjacent
CRAs, historic districts and various regulatory
agencies.
As part of the proposed stormwater and
drainage services, extensive analysis was
conducted utilizing ICPR Modeling and GIS to
meet and/or exceed required stormwater Level
of Services standards. The proposed
stormwater design included the introduction of
catch basins and stormwater piping to
effectively collect and route the stormwater to
sixteen drainage gravity wells with overflow
outfall connections to Biscayne Bay, Due to the
environmental sensitivity of Biscayne Bay
design and implementation of water quality
treatment measures was an important
consideration and design factor of the system
prior to outfall to the Bay and was closely
coordinated with regulatory agencies during the
permitting process.
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Fort Lauderdale SE 15th St Boat Launch &
Marine Complex. As part of its general civil
engineering contract, Chen Moore and
Associates was asked to design and permit
upgrades to the parking lot located at 1784 SE
15th Street. The property covers approximately
29,000 SF and has two boat ramps, a marina
and the police water unit building. The parking
lot currently provides 58 parking spaces for
vehicles with attached boat trailers only, one of
the spaces being handicap accessible.
The scope of services includes removing the
existing fixed docks and replacing them with
new floating concrete docks for City use and
proposing drainage and lighting upgrades to
bring the lot up to City Code compliance. Chen
Moore and Associates is responsible for the site
layout, ORC and P&Z approvals, permitting as
well as for coordinating with all other
disciplines.
Ft. Pierce Inlet Boat Ramp. This project
wolved a recreational boat ramp facility
laturing four boat ramps, floating dock finger
piers, two staging areas, concrete seawall and
cap, rip-rap revetments, parking for 75 vehicles
with trailers, passenger car parking, drainage
and wetlands areas, water, sewer and electrical
service, lighting, information kiosks and turn
lane access from State Highway with entrance
feature.
This particular marina endured both Hurricanes
Francis and Jeanne in 2004 and Hurricane
Wilma in 2005 almost unscathed. The only
damage from the hurricanes in 2004 consisted
of a walkway which separated and was
reattached in 20 minutes, making this one of
the few marinas fully functional after the
hurricanes. There was no damage from Wilma
in 2005. This project represents Mr. Moore's
experience while with another firm,
Fort Lauderdale South Beach Parking Lot
Wall Replacement and ADA Improvements.
Chen Moore Associates was asked to provide
the restoration and enhancement of the City-
owned 6.5 acres "South Beach" parking lot,
located along SR AlA, south of Las alas
Boulevard. The scope of work includes bringing
the parking lot into ADA compliance per
requirement of the consent decree, replacing a
deteriorating low profile wall and sidewalk
approximately 2100 feet in length, designing for
easier vehicle and pedestrian ingress/egress,
replacing existing lighting with turtle-compliant
fixtures, and designing additional landscaping.
Chen Moore and Associates is tasked to gain all
necessary permit approvals to move forward
with construction documents as well as
coordinate with FP&L for the undergrounding of
overhead wires.
Miami Beach City Center Right-of-Way
Improvement Project. Chen Moore
and Associates is the prime consultant
responsible for the planning, design, permitting,
and construction administration for
enhancements within the public right of way
areas of Lincoln Road between Washington
Avenue and Collins Avenue for the City of Miami
Beach. The project included extensive public
coordination due to the high profile nature of
this segment of Lincoln Road. Unique
Sidewalk/crosswalk materials and patterns were
utilized along with specialized tree wells, a
proposed median and extensive landscaping
with uplighting to provide a pedestrian friendly
environment and distinctive look to this
prominent area of the City. In addition to the
streetscape elements, new bus stop areas and
shelters, stormwater drainage improvements
and roadway resurfacing are proposed. The
project required extensive coordination with
FOOT due to improvements proposed along
Collins Avenue (State Road) and the specialized
materials specified.
Deerfield Beach Main Beach Parking Area
Improvements. Chen Moore and Associates
provided conceptual planning to address traffic
circulation, landscaping, lighting, parking
layout, drainage and existing facility conditions.
The conceptual plan has incorporated additional
areas for pedestrian use including seating areas
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and multi-use areas for special events. The
project is located in a coastal zone requiring
coordination and permitting through the Florida
Department of Environmental Protection for
work east of the Coastal Construction Control
Line (CCCL). There is also a fire station on the
site requiring close coordination with the City of
Deerfield Beach Fire Department to facilitate
emergency response.
Islamorada Canoe/Kayak Boat Launch.
Chen Moore and Associates was contracted by
the Village of Islamorada to obtain regulatory
permit approval for the installation of a kayak
ramp along with associated asphalt parking on
Plantation Key.
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Cristobal A Betancourt, RLA
Director of Landscape Architecture
Education
Bachelor of Science, Landscape Architecture,
Cornell University, 1995
Registration
Registered Landscape Architect, Florida,
LA6666941, 2008
Registered Landscape Architect, New Jersey,
AA000949, 2006
Registered Landscape Architect, New York,
001959, 2005
Council of Landscape Architectural
Registration Board, 2006
Professional Affiliations
. American Planning Association
. American Society of Landscape
Architects
. East Stuart Main Street Design
Committee
\ . International Society of Arboriculture
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. Martin County Overall Extension
Advisory Committee
. Urban Land Institute
Summary
Mr. Betancourt is Chen Moore and Associates'
Director of Landscape Architecture and
Planning. He has over 17 years of experience
providing planning and landscape architecture
design solutions for public and private sector
clients. Mr. Betancourt provides a full range
of services starting with due diligence and
master planning culminating in detailed site
design. He is well versed in the use of low-
impact development techniques applied to
site planning.
Project Experience
Miami Beach City Center Right-of-Way
Improvement Project. The project
encompasses approximately 24,000 LF of
ROW infrastructure improvements including:
water main replacements; sewer
improvements, stormwater drainage
improvements; paving & grading;
roadway/traffic improvements (streets,
sidewalks, curb and gutter, drainage, traffic
control devices including striping, signing and
channelization); streetscaping and
landscaping enhancements; decorative,
landscape and roadway lighting
improvements; and roadway reconstruction.
Due to the existing mixed residential and
commercial environment of this
neighborhood, special design efforts were
made to incorporate walkable community
elements including meeting all ADA
requirements, providing street furniture,
providing bicycle paths, upgrading sidewalks,
incorporating specialty treatments at
crosswalks, landscaping improvements with
specialized tree wells to provide a walkable
surface and bulb outs to increase pedestrian
friendliness and safety. This project also
required extensive coordination with the
public, adjacent CRAs, historic districts and
various regulatory agencies.
Miami Beach South Pointe Phase
III/IV /V - Right-of-Way Improvement
Project. The project encompasses
approximately 19,000 LF of ROW
infrastructure improvements including water
main replacements, stormwater drainage
improvements, paving & grading,
streetscaping enhancements, landscaping
improvements, lighting improvements, and
roadway reconstruction. Due to the existing
mixed residential and commercial
environment of this neighborhood, special
design efforts were made to incorporate
walkable community elements including
meeting all ADA requirements, providing
street furniture, providing bicycle paths,
upgrading sidewalks, incorporating specialty
treatments at crosswalks, landscaping
improvements with specialized tree wells to
provide a walkable surface and bulb outs to
increase pedestrian friendliness and safety,
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This project also required extensive
coordination with the public, adjacent CRAs,
historic districts and various regulatory
agencies.
Fort Lauderdale South Beach Parking Lot
Wall Replacement and ADA
Improvements. Chen Moore Associates was
asked to provide the restoration and
enhancement of the City-owned 6.5 acres
"South Beach" parking lot, located along SR
AlA, south of Las alas Boulevard. The scope
of work includes bringing the parking lot into
ADA compliance per requirement of the
consent decree, replacing a deteriorating low
profile wall and sidewalk approximately 2100
feet in length, designing for easier vehicle and
pedestrian ingress/egress, replacing existing
lighting with turtle-compliant fixtures, and
designing additional landscaping. Chen Moore
and Associates is tasked to gain all necessary
permit approvals to move forward with
construction documents as well as coordinate
'^lith FP&l for the undergrounding of overhead
)ires.
Deerfield Beach Main Beach Parking Area
Improvements. Chen Moore and Associates
provided conceptual planning to address
traffic circulation, landscaping, lighting,
parking layout, drainage and existing facility
conditions. The conceptual plan has
incorporated additional areas for pedestrian
use including seating areas and multi-use
areas for special events. The project is
located in a coastal zone requiring
coordination and permitting through the
Florida Department of Environmental
Protection for work east of the Coastal
Construction Control Line (CCCl). There is
also a fire station on the site requiring close
coordination with the City of Deerfield Beach
Fire Department to facilitate emergency
response.
Boynton Beach Oceanfront Park.
Oceanfront Park is the only beach access
point for the City of Boynton Beach. The
existing park boardwalk and amenities
needed to be updated due to the general
degradation of the property. The project
required permitting through the Town of
Ocean Ridge Building Department, City of
Boynton Beach Utilities Department, Florida
Fish and Wildlife Commission, Palm Beach
County Department of Environmental
Resource Management, and the Florida
Department of Environmental Protection for
work east of the Coastal Construction Control
Line (CCCl). The resulting design of the park
incorporated 1,000 feet of new boardwalk
with dune crossovers, tension membrane
shade structures, landscaping, dune
plantings, rope and bollard beach access
points, and site furnishings. The site was
brought fully to compliance with the
Americans with Disabilities Act, Mr.
Betancourt served as the project manager for
the project and was responsible for surveying,
site planning, permitting, hardscape,
landscape, irrigation, and construction
administration. This project represents Mr.
Betancourt's experience while employed with
another firm.
Ft. Pierce South Beach Park. South Beach
Park was destroyed during the Treasure Coast
Hurricane events of 2004-2005. The
approximately 10-acre park was restored
using FEMA funds provided to the City of Ft.
Pierce for redevelopment of the park. The
design and layout of the park were
reconfigured in order to improve service to
the public. The program included recycled
lumber deck, parking lot redesign, picnic
pavilions, bathrooms, entry signage, public
open spaces, sea turtle friendly lighting, rope
and bollard beach access points, landscaping,
dune plantings, and sand dune fencing. The
project required permitting through the City
of Ft. Pierce Building and Utilities
departments, Florida Fish and Wildlife
Commission and the Florida Department of
Environmental Protection for work east of the
Coastal Construction Control Line (CCCl). The
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project scope included survey, site planning,
hardscape, landscape, irrigation, stormwater,
and utility design, permitting, and
construction administration. This project
represents Mr. Betancourt's experience while
employed with another firm.
Ft. Pierce Kimberly Bergalis/Surfside
Park. Kimberly Bergalis/Surfside Park was
destroyed during the Treasure Coast
Hurricane events of 2004-2005. The
approximately 13-acre park was restored
using FEMA funds provided to the City of Ft.
Pierce for redevelopment of the park. The
design and layout of the park were
reconfigured in order to improve service to
the public. The program included parking lot
redesign, picnic pavilions, bathrooms, entry
signage, public open spaces, sea turtle
friendly lighting, rope and bollard beach
access points, landscaping, dune plantings,
and sand dune fencing. The project required
permitting through the City of Ft. Pierce
)uilding and Utilities departments, Florida
ish and Wildlife Commission and the Florida
Department of Environmental Protection for
work east of the Coastal Construction Control
Line (CCCL). The project scope included
survey, site planning, hardscape, landscape,
irrigation, stormwater, and utility design,
permitting, and construction administration.
Miami Beach North Shore Bandshell Park
Improvements. This project consists of
proposed improvements to the existing
Bandshell Park located east of Collins Avenue
between 72nd and 73rd Streets within the
City of Miami Beach. The project includes a
new walkway connecting the park to the
beachwalk at 72nd Street; the widening of
the south sidewalk at 73rd Street which will
require either the removal or reconfiguration
of on-street parking; the demolition of the
bus shelter; landscaping, outdoor accent and
security lighting; reconfiguration and/or
addition of walkways; installation of an
electronic marquee; installation of the
"Beatles Mandala", a mosaic tile artwork; and
new urban elements such as drinking
fountains, trash containers and bike racks.
Chen Moore and Associates is providing
services including civil engineering, landscape
architecture and irrigation design work that
includes conceptual drawings for the 72nd
Street walkway and 73rd Street sidewalk;
design development/final design submittals;
estimates of probable construction cost;
government permitting (including Miami
Beach, PERA - formerly DERM, FDOT, FDEP,
and Fish & Wildlife); bidding assistance; and
construction administration services.
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Jeff Houghtaling, RLA
Landscape Architect
Education
Associate of Science, Architecture, Middlebury
College, 1991
Reg istration
Registered landscape Architect, Florida, 2005
Summary
Jeff Houghtaling has 18 years of landscape
architecture experience providing conceptual
hardscapejlandscape design and presentations
for various municipalities and private
developers throughout South Florida, Mr.
Houghtaling's experience includes
construction drawings, layout plans, and
construction details for site walls, pergolas,
swimming pools, spas, fountains, garden
walks, patios, driveways and other hardscape
<~atures. Mr. Houghtaling has extensive
.brticultural knowledge and experience with
plant materials, including planting plans,
specifications, and details, and
comprehensive plant schedules. In addition
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Jeff has successfully made presentations to
HOA's, town councils, and architectural review
boards. Jeff recently worked on a parks and
recreation master plan for the City of Oakland
Park and provided landscape plans for a
portion of the Miami Greenway project.
Project Experience
Fort Lauderdale Dixie Highway
Improvements. Chen Moore and Associates
is developing a streetscape master plan for
Dixie Highway in the Middle River Terrace
Neighborhood of Fort lauderdale. CMA was
contracted by the City to work with the local
homeowners association who received a grant
to fund the development of a complete
streets master plan. The neighborhood was
developed prior to many current planning and
zoning standards being implemented in the
City. As a result, the community has concerns
about unsafe conditions for pedestrians and
bicyclists due to unregulated land
development patterns. CMA is developing the
master plan to include pedestrian and bike
trails to narrow the width of the travel ways
and to add hardscape and landscape
beautification, including the development of
gateway features into the neighborhood. In
order to facilitate the master plan, CMA is
analyzing the area for current zoning and
right of way conditions, and conducting field
studies at different times of the day to
understand on-the-ground conditions that are
affecting resident safety.
Florida Atlantic University GOO-Bed
Freshman Housing. Chen Moore and
Associates is providing landscape architecture
services for FAU's new 600-bed residence hall
to be located in the southeast region of the
Boca Raton Campus. The building is pursuing
lEED silver certification through the USGBC.
The program budget is $41 million and
includes the design of a 7-story residence
facility, a dining facility, and the creation of a
360 space parking lot. CMA is developing the
site plan which includes volleyball and
basketball courts, seating areas, open play
areas for impromptu activities, bicycle parking
and storage for 225 bicycles, signage,
pedestrian circulation, seating walls,
decorative paving, pedestrian lighting,
landscape, and irrigation design. The project
is fast tracked andscheduled for occupancy in
August of 2013.
Cooper City Del Prado at Monterra. Chen
Moore and Associates is providing full
planning, engineering, and landscape
architecture services for a 31 lot single family
home community within Monterra in Cooper
City. Del Prado abuts a future commercial
parcel and requires a significant amount of
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landscape buffer in order to mitigate the
anticipated future impact of commercial
activities. CMA is working with the following
agencies for the successful completion of the
project: Cooper City, Broward County, Central
Broward Drainage District, and South Florida
Water Management District. The design work
includes, master planning of the site, grading,
paving, drainage, utility, landscape, lighting,
and signage.
Oakland Park - Parks & Recreation
Master Plan. Serving as one of the City of
Oakland Park's Planning and Design
consultants, Mr. houghtaling was part of a
team responsible for preparing a 20-year
Master Plan for its citywide Recreation
Programs and Parks. This city of 44,000
residents has a system of 24 parks and
recreation facilities with a staff of 45
responsible for maintenance and
management. This project approach included
'evelopment of an inventory of existing
Jcilities and resources, creation of a
customized web site for communication with
the public, inventorying existing residents and
community stakeholders, development of
physical plans, and establishment of budgets
and schedules for implementation over a 5-
10-20-year time frame. The entire project
required six workshops, interviews with all
public officials and current City
Commissioners in order to establish support
for adoption of the plan within a 12-month
time frame.
Cooper City High School Landscape
Master Plan. Developed a landscape master
plan for the Cooper City High School Campus
for the Broward County School Board. The
master plan evolved as part of the School
Board's desire to introduce native plants and
low-maintenance landscapes onto their
campuses. The plan identified underutilized
areas suitable for planting and the creation of
outdoor gathering spaces to enhance the
learning experience at the high school.
Broward County School Board - Deerfield
Beach Innovation Zone. This project
required analysis, landscape and irrigation
concept design and construction documents
to update the landscape and irrigation
systems to accommodate new construction
and update and rehabilitate the campus-wide
landscapes for the existing Deerfield Beach
Middle School and each of its feeder schools.
These feeder schools included Norcrest
Elementary, Deerfield Beach Elementary,
Deerfield Park Elementary, Park Ridge
Elementary, and Tedder Elementary. The goal
of this project was to prepare environmentally
conscious landscape designs for schools
according to Innovation Zones that were
previously established by the School Board.
Key components of these updates included
the use of native vegetation, efficient
irrigation systems, and the restoration of
natural habitats for use in the learning
environments. The Client required the
consultant to follow LEED standards.
The Waterfront - G9. Provided landscape
architecture for a 725-acre urban mixed-use
development in the Waterfront District of
Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The project area
includes six miles of urban streetscape, four
miles of commercial and residential
waterfront, and three major urban parks.
Services include conceptual through final
design plans for the project's landscape,
hardscape, irrigation, site furnishings, water
features, architectural amenities, signage and
lighting. This project was developed to
achieve Gold LEED Certification.
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Jose Luis Acosta, PE
Project Manager
Education
Masters of Business Administration, Master of
Business Administration, Auburn University,
2003
Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering,
University of Miami, 1999
Bachelor of Science, Architectural
Engineering, University of Miami, 1999
Registration
Professional Engineer, Florida, 63827, 2004
Natl. Council of Examiners for Eng. &
Surveying, 41987
Professional Affiliations
. American Society of Civil Engineers
. Cuban American Association of Civil
Engineers
. Florida Engineering Society
. National Society of Professional
Engineers
. Society of Military Engineers
. Urban Land Institute
Certifications
Stormwater Management Inspector
Summary
Jose Acosta, P.E. is a project manager and
leads Chen Moore and Associates' Miami
office. Mr. Acosta has over 12 years of
experience directing and performing the
design of site civil engineering plans/tasks,
including paving, drainage, water,
wastewater, roadway, and signing and
marking for several municipalities throughout
Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach
Counties.
Project Experience
Sunny Isles Beach Active Park (Pelican
Community Park). The 2.5-acre active park
site design was designed to become the
premier recreational park for the City of
Sunny Isles Beach. The site is located at
18115 North Bay Road. The project included
full design services for the city orchestrating
park planning, paving, grading, drainage,
water, sewer, irrigation, landscape
architecture, architectural design,
government permitting and construction
administration services on a limited site. The
project included off-site drainage
improvements and coordination with adjacent
projects in construction. Amenities of the
park include the following: baseball field;
recreation building and gym with a
multipurpose court; playground area and
structure. This project represents Mr. Acosta's
experience while employed with another firm.
Miami Beach City Center Right-of-Way
Improvement Project. Chen Moore and
Associates is the prime consultant and was
responsible for providing surveying, planning,
geotechnical investigation, design, permitting,
preparation of construction documents, bid
and award and construction engineering and
inspection services for infrastructure
improvements within the public right of way
areas of the City Center neighborhood of
Miami Beach. The project encompasses
approximately 24,000 LF of ROW
infrastructure improvements including water
main replacements, sanitary sewer upgrades,
stormwater drainage improvements, paving &
grading, streetscaping enhancements,
landscaping improvements, lighting
improvements, and roadway reconstruction.
This project also required extensive
coordination with the Public, adjacent CRAs,
historic districts and various regulatory
agencies.
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residential community and within close
proximity to Pinecrest Elementary School. The
design included traffic/roadway modifications,
ADA grading considerations along with a
significant effort to balance the Miami-Dade
County Public Works specifications with the
residents' requests to protect the existing
mature tree canopy. The project included
rights-of-way within the Village of Pinecrest
and the City of Coral Gables. The plans were
permitting via both municipalities and Miami-
Dade County Public Works. Services included
bidding assistance, meetings with each
resident adjacent to the project, construction
observation/inspection and project closeout
services.
Miami Lakes Lake Patricia Roadway &
Drainage Improvements. Chen Moore and
Associates is implementing drainage
improvements identified on the most recent
Town of Miami Lakes Stormwater Master Plan
-nr approximately one square mile of an
j~isting residential neighborhood near Lake
Patricia in southern Miami Lakes near Ludlam
Road. Services include utility coordination,
schematic and final design phases,
government permitting, bidding assistance,
construction administration and statements of
work completion. The final design included
approximately 1,900 LF of exfiltration trench
and rehabilitation/upsizing of 6 existing
outfalls. CMA is also assisting Miami Lakes
with the acquisition of potential grant
opportunities.
Miami Beach - South Pointe Phase
III/IV /V - ROW Improvement Project.
Chen Moore and Associates is the prime
consultant and is responsible for providing
surveying, planning, geotechnical
investigation, design, permitting, preparation
of construction documents, bid and award and
construction engineering and inspection
services for infrastructure improvements
within the public right of way areas of the
South Pointe III/IV/V neighborhood of Miami
Beach. The project encompasses
approximately 19,000 LF of ROW
infrastructure improvements including water
main replacements, stormwater drainage
improvements, paving & grading,
streetscaping enhancements, landscaping
improvements, lighting improvements, and
roadway reconstruction. This project also
required extensive coordination with the
public, adjacent CRAs, historic districts and
various regulatory agencies.
Miami Gardens YMCA/FC Barcelona
Soccer Field. CMA worked with Borrelli
Architects to design the demolition,
earthwork, paving, grading, drainage,
landscape architecture and irrigation plans for
a park master plan that included professional
level soccer field, a baseball field and a multi-
purpose field (flag football and soccer) within
the existing property adjacent to the existing
YMCA Miami Gardens facility in Miami
Gardens, FL. The scope included final design
for the professional level soccer field including
the earthwork and mainline drainage noted
above. Services include government
permitting with PERA (formerly DERM) and
Miami Gardens, bidding assistance,
construction observation and closeout
services.
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Michael G Buick, PE
Senior Engineer
Education
Bachelor of Science, Biosystems Engineering,
University of Manitoba, 2000
Registration
Professional Engineer, Florida, 65894, 2007
Professional Affiliations
. American Society of Civil Engineers
. Environmental Coalition of Miami and
the Beaches
. Florida Engineering Society
. National Society of Professional
Engineers
Certifications
Certified Stormwater Management Inspector
Summary
)r. Buick has over 11 years of experience in
planning, design and permitting of
stormwater management systems (paving,
grading and drainage) and water and sewer
connections for several municipalities in
South Florida. Mr. Buick has coordinated
stormwater management projects with
numerous permit agencies throughout South
Florida including FDEP, SFWMD, US ACOE,
and various County and City agencies.
Project Experience
Pinecrest SW 60th Avenue Sidewalk.
Chen Moore and Associates prepared sidewalk
expansion plans for over 2 '12 miles of
sidewalk within an existing wooded estate
residential community and within close
proximity to Pinecrest Elementary School. The
design included traffic/roadway modifications,
ADA grading considerations along with a
significant effort to balance the Miami-Dade
County Public Works specifications with the
residents' requests to protect the existing
mature tree canopy. The project included
rights-of-way within the Village of Pinecrest
and the City of Coral Gables. The plans were
permitting via both municipalities and Miami-
Dade County Public Works. Services included
bidding assistance, meetings with each
resident adjacent to the project, construction
observation/inspection and project closeout
services.
North Miami Beach NE 173rd Street Right
of Way Improvements. Chen Moore and
Associates prepa red rig ht-of-way
improvement plans for NE 173rd Street from
West Dixie Highway to NE 23rd Avenue within
an existing residential community. The
design included stormwater improvements,
formalizing of onstreet parking,
traffic/roadway modifications, sidewalks with
ADA grading considerations and preserving
and incorporating existing trees and resident
requests. This project also included the
design of a traffic circle to provide traffic
calming as well as streetscape beautification
with a stamped concrete apron and
landscaping. The design plans were
permitted via the City of North Miami Beach,
Miami-Dade County Department of
Environmental Resources Management and
Miami-Dade County Public Works Traffic
Engineering Department. Services included
design, permitting, bidding assistance and
limited construction administration services.
Miami Beach City Center Right-of-Way
Improvement Project. Chen Moore and
Associates is the prime consultant and was
responsible for providing surveying, planning,
geotechnical investigation, design, permitting,
preparation of construction documents, bid
and award and construction engineering and
inspection services for infrastructure
improvements within the public right of way
areas of the City Center neighborhood of
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Miami Beach. The project encompasses
approximately 24,000 LF of ROW
infrastructure improvements including water
main replacements, sanitary sewer upgrades,
stormwater drainage improvements, paving &
grading, streetscaping enhancements,
landscaping improvements, lighting
improvements, and roadway reconstruction.
This project also required extensive
coordination with the Public, adjacent CRAs,
historic districts and various regulatory
agencies.
Miami Beach South Pointe Phase
III/IV/V - Right-of-Way Improvement
Project. Chen Moore and Associates is the
prime consultant and is responsible for
providing surveying, planning, geotechnical
investigation, design, permitting, preparation
of construction documents, bid and award and
construction engineering and inspection
services for infrastructure improvements
"ithin the public right of way areas of the
}outh Pointe III/IV/V neighborhood of Miami
Beach. The project encompasses
approximately 19,000 LF of ROW
infrastructure improvements including water
main replacements, stormwater drainage
improvements, paving & grading,
streetscaping enhancements, landscaping
improvements, lighting improvements, and
roadway reconstruction. This project also
required extensive coordination with the
public, adjacent CRAs, historic districts and
various regulatory agencies,
Pinecrest Pine Needle Lane & Rock Garden
Lane Stormwater Analysis Study. CMA is
currently providing a stormwater analysis study
of a +/- 90 acre residential area within the
Village of Pinecrest to address resident concerns
regarding drainage. The Rock Garden Lane and
Pine Needle Lane basin areas of the Village are
closed drainage basins with elevation changes of
+/- 10 feet from the highest portions of the basin
to the lowest portions and currently served only
with exfiltration trench. Initial analysis conducted
by CMA utilizing LIDAR data assisted in
identifying the basin boundaries and contributing
area to be +/- 90 acres which was previously
believed to be only +/-37 acres by the Village.
Utilizing XP SWMM modeling, CMA was able to
model existing conditions and show peak stages
during various storm events which was calibrated
utilizing data and observations during recent
storm events. The existing conditions model
developed by CMA confirmed that the existing
basin areas did not meet the Village Stormwater
Level of Service standard and CMA is currently
working with the Village to determine the best
value solutions to meet the Level of Service
requirements.
Miami Lakes Lake Patricia Roadway &
Drainage Improvements. Chen Moore and
Associates is implementing drainage
improvements identified on the most recent Town
of Miami Lakes Stormwater Master Plan for
approximately one square mile of an existing
residential neighborhood near Lake Patricia in
southern Miami Lakes near Ludlam Road.
Services include utility coordination, schematic
and final design phases, government permitting,
bidding assistance, construction administration
and statements of work completion. The final
design included approximately 1,900 LF of
exfiltration trench and rehabilitation/upsizing of 6
existing outfalls. CMA is also assisting Miami
Lakes with the acquisition of potential grant
opportunities.
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Peter J. Duena, PE
Associate Engineer
Education
Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering,
University of Florida, 2006
Registration
Professional Engineer, Florida, 73781, 2012
Professional Affiliations
. American Society of Civil Engineers
. Florida Engineering Society
. Southeast Civil Gators
Summary
Mr. Dueno currently serves as a senior
engineer with Chen Moore and Associates.
He is currently a project engineer on the City
Center and South Pointe Right of Way
Improvement Projects for the City of Miami
Beach. He has also worked as a project
~ngineer in neighborhood improvement
'-ojects for the Cities of Dania Beach, North
I
IVJiami Beach, Key West, and Pinecrest, as
well as Miami-Dade DERM. His experience
includes planning, pavement marking and
signage, streetscape, stormwater modeling
and design, water main design, permitting,
and cost estimating.
Project Experience
North Miami Beach NE 168th Street
Right-of-Way Improvements. Mr. Dueno
was responsible for planning, pavement
marking and signage, streetscape,
stormwater modeling and design, and cost
estimating. Chen Moore and Associates
designed stormwater improvements,
traffic/roadway modifications, sidewalks with
ADA grading considerations and on-street
parking improvements for the mixed use
neighborhood of North Miami Beach. Services
included survey, geotechnical investigation,
design, permitting, bidding assistance and
limited construction observation services.
Miami Beach City Center Right-of-Way
Improvement Project. Mr. Dueno was
responsible for planning, pavement marking
and signage, streetscape, water main design,
permitting, and cost estimating. Chen Moore
and Associates is the prime consultant
responsible for the planning, design,
permitting, and construction administration
for enhancements within the public right of
way areas of Lincoln Road between
Washington Avenue and Collins Avenue for
the City of Miami Beach. The project included
extensive public coordination due to the high
profile nature of this segment of Lincoln Road.
Unique Sidewalk/crosswalk materials and
patterns were utilized along with specialized
tree wells, a proposed median and extensive
landscaping with uplighting to provide a
pedestrian friendly environment and
distinctive look to this prominent area of the
City. In addition to the streetscape elements,
new bus stop areas and shelters, stormwater
drainage improvements and roadway
resurfacing are proposed. The project
required extensive coordination with FOOT
due to improvements proposed along Collins
Avenue (State Road) and the specialized
materials specified,
Miami Beach South Pointe Phase
III/IV /V - Right-of-Way Improvement
Project. Mr. Dueno was responsible for
planning, pavement marking and signage,
streetscape, stormwater modeling and
design, permitting, and cost estimating..
Chen Moore and Associates is responsible for
providing surveying, planning, geotechnical
investigation, design, permitting, preparation
of construction documents, bid and award and
construction engineering and inspection
services for infrastructure improvements
within the public right of way areas of the
South Pointe III/IV/V neighborhood of Miami
Beach. The project encompasses
approximately 19,000 LF of ROW
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infrastructure improvements including water
main replacements, stormwater drainage
improvements, paving & grading,
streetscaping enhancements, landscaping
improvements, lighting improvements, and
roadway reconstruction. Additionally, due to
existing listed contaminated sites within the
proximity of the right of way improvements,
environmental coordination including
contaminated sites analysis and consideration
of the radius of influence was necessary for
coordinating dewatering operations. Due to
the existing mixed residential and commercial
environment of this neighborhood, special
design efforts were made to incorporate
walkable community elements including
meeting all ADA requirements, providing
street furniture, providing bicycle paths,
upgrading sidewalks, incorporating specialty
treatments at crosswalks, landscaping
improvements with specialized tree wells to
provide a walkable surface and bulb outs to
increase pedestrian friendliness and safety.
~his project also required extensive
bordination with the public, adjacent CRAs,
historic districts and various regulatory
agencies.
Miami Beach Sunset Islands 1 & 2 Right-
of-Way Improvements, Chen Moore and
Associates is the prime consultant responsible
for planning, design, permitting, bid and
award and construction engineering and
inspection services for i nfrastructu re
improvements within the public right of way
areas of the Sunset Islands I & II
neighborhood of Miami Beach. The project
encompasses :l: 11,000 LF of ROW
infrastructure improvements including water
main replacements, stormwater drainage
improvements, paving & grading, traffic
pavement marking and signing related
enhancements and roadway reconstruction,
Extensive coordination with adjacent
residents and with environmental agencies
was necessary due to the projects
environmentally sensitive location and
surrounding environmental resources.
Pinecrest Pinecrest Pine Needle Lane &
Rock Garden Lane Stormwater Analysis
Study. CMA is currently providing a
stormwater analysis study of a +/- 90 acre
residential area within the Village of Pinecrest
to address resident concerns regarding
drainage. The Rock Garden Lane and Pine
Needle Lane basin areas of the Village are
closed drainage basins with elevation changes
of +/- 10 feet from the highest portions of the
basin to the lowest portions and currently
served only with exfiltration trench. Initial
analysis conducted by CMA utilizing LIDAR
data assisted in identifying the basin
boundaries and contributing area to be +/- 90
acres which was previously believed to be
only +/-37 acres by the Village. Utilizing XP
SWMM modeling, CMA was able to model
existing conditions and show peak stages
during various storm events which was
calibrated utilizing data and observations
during recent storm events. The existing
conditions model developed by CMA
confirmed that the existing basin areas did
not meet the Village Stormwater Level of
Service standard and CMA is currently
working with the Village to determine the best
value solutions to meet the Level of Service
requirements,
Miami Gardens YMCA/ FC Barcelona
Soccer Field. CMA worked with Borrelli
Architects to design the demolition,
earthwork, paving, grading, drainage,
landscape architecture and irrigation plans for
a park master plan that included professional
level soccer field, a baseball field and a multi-
purpose field (flag football and soccer) within
the existing property adjacent to the existing
YMCA Miami Gardens facility in Miami
Gardens. The scope included final design for
the professional level soccer field including
the earthwork and mainline drainage noted
above. Services include government
permitting with PERA (formerly DERM) and
Miami Gardens, bidding assistance,
construction observation and closeout
services.
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Felix Peter Godoy
Designer
Education
Bachelor of Science, Criminal Justice, Florida
International University, 1995
Associate of Arts, Miami-Dade College, 1991
Certifications
AutoCAD 2009 Certified Professional
Bentley Institute Microstation V8 update
Certificate.
Summary
Mr. Godoy has over 20 years of design
experience, including CAD drafting and
design, electrical distribution design, site
planning, landscape architecture, civil
engineering, environmental, surveying and
photometric design for public and private
projects.
Project Experience
jiami Beach - North Shore Bandshell
.'ark Improvements. This project consists
of proposed improvements to the existing
Bandshell Park located east of Collins Avenue
between 72nd and 73rd Streets within the
City of Miami Beach. The project includes a
new walkway connecting the park to the
beachwalk at 72nd Street; the widening of
the south sidewalk at 73rd Street which will
require either the removal or reconfiguration
of on-street parking; the demolition of the
bus shelter; landscaping, outdoor accent and
security lighting; reconfiguration and/or
addition of walkways; installation of an
electronic marquee; installation of the
"Beatles Mandala", a mosaic tile artwork; and
new urban elements such as drinking
fountains, trash containers and bike racks.
Miami Beach City Center Right of Way
Improvement Project. Chen Moore and
Associates is the prime consultant responsible
for the planning, design, permitting, and
construction administration for enhancements
within the public right of way areas of Lincoln
Road between Washington Avenue and Collins
Avenue for the City of Miami Beach. The
project included extensive public coordination
due to the high profile nature of this segment
of Lincoln Road. Unique sidewalk/crosswalk
materials and patterns were utilized along
with specialized tree wells, a proposed
median and extensive landscaping with
uplighting to provide a pedestrian friendly
environment and distinctive look to this
prominent area of the City. In addition to the
streetscape elements, new bus stop areas
and shelters, stormwater drainage
improvements and roadway resurfacing are
proposed. The project required extensive
coordination with FDOT due to improvements
proposed along Collins Avenue (State Road)
and the specialized materials specified.
This project is currently under construction
with CMA staff supporting Miami Beach staff
through construction administration services
and on-site field observation through CMA
staff RPR services.
Miami Beach South Pointe Phase
III/IV /V - ROW Improvement Project.
The project encompasses approximately
19,000 LF of infrastructure improvements
within the public right of way areas of the
South Pointe III/IV/V neighborhood of Miami
Beach. Project included water main
replacements, stormwater drainage
improvements, paving & grading,
streetscaping enhancements, landscaping
improvements, lighting improvements, and
roadway reconstruction. Additionally, due to
existing listed contaminated sites within the
proximity of the right of way improvements,
environmental coordination including
contaminated sites analysis and consideration
of the radius of influence was necessary for
coordinating dewatering operations. Due to
the existing mixed residential and commercial
environment of this neighborhood, special
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design efforts were made to incorporate
walkable community elements including
meeting all ADA requirements, providing
street furniture, providing bicycle paths,
upgrading sidewalks, incorporating specialty
treatments at crosswalks, landscaping
improvements with specialized tree wells to
provide a walkable surface and bulb outs to
increase pedestrian friendliness and safety.
This project also required extensive
coordination with the public, adjacent CRAs,
historic districts and various regulatory
agencies.
As part of the proposed stormwater and
drainage services, extensive analysis was
conducted utilizing ICPR Modeling and GIS to
meet and/or exceed required stormwater
Level of Services standards. The proposed
stormwater design included the introduction
of catch basins, and stormwater piping to
effectively collect and route the stormwater to
16 drainage gravity wells and stormwater
'lump station with overflow outfall
}Jnnections to Biscayne Bay, Due to the
environmental sensitivity of Biscayne Bay,
design and implementation of water quality
treatment measures was an important
consideration and design factor of the system
prior to outfall to the Bay and was closely
coordinated with regulatory agencies during
the permitting process.
Deerfield Beach Cove Gardens
Improvements. The Cove Gardens
Neighborhood is a residential area located in
the Deerfield CRA just south of Hillsboro by
SE 12th Avenue. The scope of services
includes the design of streetscaping with
landscaping, lighting and sidewalks, roadway
design and realignments, and new drainage
facilities to alleviate surface water issues.
Bidding assistance and construction
administration services will also be performed
upon completion of the design phase,
Lauderdale-by-the-Sea E Commercial
Blvd Streetscape & Drainage
Improvements. Chen Moore and Associates
is providing utility coordination; roadway and
stormwater design; government permitting;
and bidding assistance for the development of
the design of streetscape and stormwater
improvements to the downtown core and
adjacent areas east of Bougainvilla Drive in
the Town of Lauderdale by the Sea.
The goals of this project are to create an
urban gathering place that provides beautiful
vistas of the sea, provides increased shade
from the intense sun and heat, enhances the
pedestrian environment and safety while
maintaining vehicular access to the
businesses located on the street and
improving vehicular circulation and parking,
provides for expansion of outdoor dining
areas, and pays tribute to the Town's history.
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CARTY ARCH ITECTU RE
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CartyArchitecture, LLC is a woman owned Architectural and Interior Design firm located in Coral
Gables, Florida. The majority of our experience is for Public clients and many of those projects
have been recreational and athletic facilities. Our programming and planning experience includes
conducting public meetings, surveys, multiple department staff meetings etc. as may be needed
to establish project direction. We are very familiar with producing and permitting phased docu-
ments , as will be required for this project.
Judy A. Carty, AlA, LEED@ AP, NCARS
Principal
EDUCATION
Master of Architecture
Columbia University - 1992
Bachelor of Design in Architecture University
of Florida - 1988
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REGISTRATIONS
State of New York Architect No. 025078, 1995
State of Florida Architect No. 92770, 2005
State of Florida Interior Design No. 5823, 2010
NCARB No. 59359
LEED@ Accreditation 2009
PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND
Prior to starting CartyArchitecture, Judy Carty
was a principal at Borrelli + Partners, an
Architectural, Planning, Interior Design and
Landscape firm with offices in Miami and
Orlando. During her eight years as a principal
at Borrelli + Partners she was the Architectural
Principal In Charge of all of the Miami Projects.
Judy takes a hands-on role in managing and
overseeing the production of the projects from
beginning to end.
As principal-in-charge, Judy has completed
many recreational, educational, athletic, airport,
commercial and mixed use projects. She has
over twenty five years of public project
experience in both Miami and New York City.
A significant number of her clients are repeat
clients. For Florida Atlantic University she was
responsible for Phase I, II and III of the
Recreation Center, these projects were
completed over a period of five years.
PROJECT EXPERIENCE
YMCA South Dade, Miami, Florida
YMCA Athletic Fields, Miami Gardens, Florida
Moore Park Athletic Facility, Miami, Florida
Joseph Carter Park, Athletic Fields Master
Plan, Ft Lauderdale, Florida
Bandshell Park, City of Miami Beach, Florida
Saratota National Cemetery, Sarasota, Florida
South Florida National Cemetery, Palm Beach
Florida
Florida Atlantic University Recreation Center,
Phases I, II and III, Boca Raton, FL
Broward College Building 50 & 51, Coconut
Creek, Florida
City of Naples Aquatic Center, Naples, Florida
Plantation Preserve Public Golf Course, Club
House & Maintenance Facility, Plantation, FL
Miami Beach Regional Library, & Cultural Arts
Park, City of Miami Beach, Florida
Miramar Town Center Block 4B Mixed Use
Development, Miramar, Florida
PGA National Resort, Convention Center &
Spa Renovations, Palm Beach Gardens,
Florida
Miami International Airport, South Terminal
Expansion, Miami, Florida
Carty Architecture, LLC , Architecture, Interior Design, 2655 S, Le Jeune Road. Suite 700. Coral Gables. FI, 33134,
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Juan Villegas, PE
Senior Project ManagerNice President
Professional Service Industries, Inc.
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Year started with PSI:
Years experience with other firms:
2002
7
Education
. Master of Science in Geotechnical Engineering and Construction Management, University of Florida, 2001
. Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, National University of Colombia, 1996
Certifications/Registrations/T echn ical Trai n ing
. Registered Professional Engineer - Florida PE # 60745,2004
. ASCE Associate Member - Director, Miami-Dade Branch, 2009
. FOOT Quality Control Manager
Affil iations/Members hips
. American Concrete Institute (ACI)
. American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), Miami-Dade County Chapter Director 2010
. Florida Engineering Society (FES)
Professional Experience
Mr. Villegas has 17 years of experience in the area of foundation design and construction testing operations.
Mr. Villegas experience includes providing geotechnical services to residential, commercial, bridge and
highway projects. His experience includes soil investigation, foundation designs, piling works, ground
improvement works, vertical drains, slope stability analysis, overall stability of reinforced earth walls, and
earth works. He is familiar with field testing of soils, concrete, structural steel and asphalt in accordance with
ASTM, ACI, AASHTO, AWS, AISC and FD.O,T. standards, Mr. Villegas has extensive experience in
managing large government contracts for the FD,O,T., The Turnpike District, Palm Beach, Broward, Dade,
Martin and Fort Pierce Counties,
Geotechnical Engineering Representative Project Highlights
As a geotechnical engineer, Mr. Villegas has fifteen years of experience in geotechnical investigation and
evaluation for transportation, commercial, and residential projects. His experience includes subsurface
investigations, shallow and deep foundation analyses and pavement design. Mr. Villegas has been involved
in roadway, bridge, retaining wall, retention pond, ground subsidence and vibration monitoring projects, as
well as a variety of single and multi-story structures. Some of the most representative geotechnical projects
follow:
Representative Project Experience
. Hillsboro Blvd Improvements, Roadway Soil Survey Report, Deefield Beach, Florida
. Oceanway Improvement, Roadway Soil Survey Report, Deerfield Beach, Florida,
. Village Parkway Extension, Tradition Development, Port St Lucie, Florida
. Old Boynton Road Improvements, Roadway Soil Survey Report, Boynton Beach, Florida
. Gateway Blvd Improvements, Roadway Soil Survey Report, Boynton Beach, Florida
. Bridge Over C-16 Canal (Deep Foundation Analysis), Boynton Beach, Florida
. Keller Road Expansion, Project included widening of existing alignment and construction of new
alignment for a total length of 4 miles, As the project staff geotechnical engineer for the project, planned
the geotechnical investigation, reviewed investigation results, prepared interpretative report, subgrade
improvement for road works, slope stability analysis, designed piled embankment, ground treatment
scheme for peat soil by total removal and replacement along with vertical drains, and surcharge loading.
. Bobby Jones Expressway (1-520), Responsible for the field exploration of a 7 miles section of the highway
including field exploration over the Augusta River.
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Drew Sadri, PE
Project Geotechnical Engineer/Project Manager
Professional Service Industries, Inc.
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Year started with PSI:
2003
Education
. MS in Geotechnical Engineering, University of Florida, 2003
. BE in Civil Engineering, National Institute of Technology Karnataka, India, 2001
Certifications/Registrations/T ech nical Train i ng
. Registered Professional Engineer, #68718, Florida, 2008
. Registered Professional Engineer, #72686, Ohio, 2008
Affiliations/Mem bershi ps
. American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) - Board Member Miami-Dade ASCE
. ASCE Florida Section, Miami-Dade Branch, Young Engineer of the Year Award recipient (2011)
Professional Experience
\
Mr, Badri has over eight years of geotechnical experience on various public and private sector projects, A vast
variety of Mr. Badri public sector projects have included a large array of projects involving roadway, bridges,
canals, schools, healthcare facilities, Mr, Badri's public sector clients have included Florida Department of
Transportation (FDOT), Port(s) (Miami and Port Everglades), South Florida Water Management District
(SFWMD), School District(s) and engineering services for various Cities and Municipalities. In addition, Mr,
Badri was involved in the geotechnical design of several healthcare projects and major developments such as
the Shops at Mid-Town and the Village of Merrick Park, Mr, Badri was extensively involved in the field and
laboratory testing phase for both the Port of Miami Tunnel (Geotechnical Data Report) as well as the Florida
Power & Light (FPL) transmission line across Biscayne Bay. Both these projects involved undertaking over-
water field activities in highly environmentally sensitive regions and required substantial coordination with
various permitting agencies, Mr, Badri is currently providing post-design services on the Port of Miami Tunnel
project. He has also been involved in several projects involving problematic soil conditions, wherein ground
improvement techniques were evaluated and resulted in substantial project savings. As part of his MS degree
curriculum at the University of Florida, Mr. Badri performed extensive research on the axial capacity of large
diameter cylindrical piles,
Representative Project Experience
. SR 826/836 Interchange, Miami-Dade County, Florida,
. Port of Miami Tunnel, Geotechnical Data Report, Miami-Dade County, Florida,
. HEFT Bird Road and Homestead Toll Plazas, Miami-Dade County, Florida
. Collins Avenue Improvements, Miami Beach, Florida
. 1-95 Managed Lanes Design-Build, Miami-Dade County, Florida
. 1-95 Roadway Widening, S.R. 60 to C,R. 52 (10 miles), Indian River County, Florida
. S.R. 838 Bridge over Sunrise River, Broward County, Florida
. Saxony Hotel, Miami Beach, Miami-Dade County, Florida
. 5th & Alton, Miami Beach, Miami-Dade County, Florida
. Miami Intermodal Center (MIC), Miami-Dade County, Florida
. Shops at Mid-Town, Miami-Dade County, Florida
. Village of Merrick Park, Miami-Dade County, Florida
. Homestead Air Reserve (Miami-Dade County) and Naval Air Station Key West (Monroe County, Florida)
. Doral Ball Room, Doral, Miami-Dade County, Florida
. Fresh Market, Miami Beach, Miami-Dade County, Florida
. Ocean Marine Yacht Club High-Rise Development, Broward County
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R. Morgan Dickinson, PE
Project Manager
Professional Service Industries, Inc.
Year started with PSI:
Years experience with other firms:
1991-1994 and 2011
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Education
. Master of Science in Geotechnical Engineering, Northwestern University, 1980
. Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, University of Colorado, 1978
Certifications/Registrations/Technical Training
. Registered Professional Engineer - Florida PE # 37557, 1986
. Special (Threshold Inspector) - Florida SI # 1029
. Registered Professional Engineer - Colorado PE # 20191, 1982
. FDOT CTQP Quality Control Manager
. FDOT CTQP Asphalt Roadway level II
. Advanced Maintenance of Traffic
Affi I iations/Mem bershi ps
. American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE)
. Florida Engineering Society (FES)
. National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE)
Professional Experience
Mr. Dickinson offers more than 35 years of experience with numerous projects, including
roads, bridges, airports, high-rise buildings, and educational facilities. His background
includes construction material testing, construction engineering and inspection, engineering
management, geotechnical engineering, and threshold building inspection. Mr. Dickinson
has successfully managed operations for firms specializing in construction materials testing
and inspection and geotechnical engineering for over twenty-five years, as well as serving
as a project engineer for seven years previous. He has managed Florida Department of
Transportation (FDOT) contracts as both a prime and sub-consultant, is a Threshold
Special Inspector in Florida, and a Professional Engineer in both Florida and Colorado.
Mr. Dickinson has also served as Senior Project Manager, Quality Control Manager and
has managed QC services on several Airport and FDOT projects. This includes managing
CQC services on numerous contracts during construction of Denver International Airport
(DIA), supervising over 100 technicians' and professionals with 3 on-site laboratories..
Quality Control Representative Project Highlights
Mr. Dickinson has served as a Project Manager providing QA and QC services on a variety
of project in both the private sector and in the public sector. On some projects he has
managed the contractor's QC program, and on other projects he has represented the
owner, providing QA, Verification and Threshold Inspection services. He has been
responsible for supervising and reporting all of the materials testing activities on the project
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R. Morgan Dickinson, PE
Project Manager
Professional Service Industries, Inc.
as per FOOT CQC procedures, attended project meetings and served as a liaison between
Contractor and the Florida Department of Transportation (FOOT) regarding testing and
inspections. Select CQC experience follows.
CQC Manager Experience includes:
. Denver International Airport, Concourses A and C, Runway 8-26, and Pedestrian
Bridge. Mr. Dickinson served as QC Manager for these contracts.
. Denver International Airport, Concourse B, Runway 17-35, Fuel Farm, Central Plant,
and various Taxiways. Mr. Dickinson served as Sr. Project Manager, managing the QC
Manager and QC teams on these contracts.
. Pavement Management services, Fort Lauderdale International Airport, Broward
County, Florida. Mr. Dickinson served as project manager for the development and
updating of the PMS at the Airport.
. 1-595 HOV lanes, Broward County, Florida, The project includes widening of 1-595, for
approximately 12 miles, and including 61 bridge structures. Mr. Dickinson served as
Project Manager of the QC Manager and QC Team from May 201 0 until February 2011,
when he left the firm providing the QC services.
. Seminole Coconut Casino expansion and Parking Garages, Coconut Creek, Florida.
The project includes expansion of the existing casino facilities and construction of a 7-
story precast concrete parking garage. Mr. Dickinson served as project manager for
the threshold inspection and QA services for the Seminole Tribe.
. Marlins Stadium Parking Garages, Dade County, Florida. This project includes
construction of 4 precast parking garages adjacent to the new stadium. Mr. Dickinson
served as project manager for the QC material testing services for the contractor.
CQC Verification Testing Manager Experience includes:
. Miami-Dade Expressway Authority (MDX) -Interim Project Manager responsible for the
verification construction materials testing services contract.
. FOOT District IV and VI, Davie, Florida - Interim Project Manager providing
construction material laboratory testing support.
. Florida Turnpike System, Orlando, Florida -Interim Project Manager providing Asphalt
Plant Inspections, construction materials verification testing and technician support.
Geotechnical Engineering Representative Project Highlights
Mr. Dickinson has provided geotechnical engineering services for airports (both landside
and airside), runways, taxiways, roadways, bridges, retaining walls, high rise structures,
earthen dams and impoundments. This includes subsurface investigations, shallow and
deep foundation analyses, slope stability, seepage analyses and pavement design.
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Project Manager
Professional Service Industries, Inc.
Airport and Roadway Experience Includes:
. Panama City Airport, Bay County, Florida -lead geotechnical engineer for new terminal
and landside facilities.
. Southwest Florida International Airport, Lee County, Florida - lead geotechnical
engineer for the new Midfield Terminal, Parking Garages and associated Taxiways.
. SR 80 from Hickey Creek to Hendry County Line, Lee County, Florida -- senior project
engineer responsible for geotechnical services of the design/build project including 6-
miles of widening and a bridge replacement.
. US 41, Lee County, Florida - lead geotechnical engineer for the widening of US 41
from Old 41 to Corkscrew Road from 4 lanes to 6 lanes with two box culverts.
. Lee Boulevard, Lee County, Florida -lead geotechnical engineer and project manager
of construction material testing services for the widening of Lee Boulevard from 2 to 6
lanes.
. Winkler Avenue, Lee County, Florida - lead geotechnical engineer and project
manager of construction material testing services for the widening of Winkler Avenue
from 2 lanes to 4 lanes with a bridge.
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Construction Services Department Manager
Professional Service Industries, Inc.
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Year started with PSI:
Years experience with other firms:
2003
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Education
. Master of Science in Construction Management, Florida International University, 2008
. Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, University of Miami, 2003
Certifications/Reg istrations/T ech n ica I Trai n i ng
. Project Manager, PSI, 2003
. Radiation Safety, Density Gauge Operator, PSI, 2003
Affi I iations/Memberships
. American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), Member
Professional Experience
Mr, Monroy is Construction Services Department Manager in PSI's Miami, Florida office, He has
experience in geotechnical engineering and construction and materials testing (CMT). Mr,
Monroy's CMT experience includes post tension inspections, vibration monitoring, and pile load
testing and analysis, His geotechnical and CMT projects have included single and multi-story
residential developments, commercial, institutional, industrial and manufacturing facilities, public
and private infrastructure projects such as shopping malls, universities, bridges, roadways, and
airports,
Mr. Monroy is also proficient in field project management and report preparation, He is currently
responsible for overseeing budgeting, field coordination, technical reporting, reviews, billing of
several projects, and coordination of a staff of fifteen (15) field and laboratory technicians,
Summary of Professional Experience
~ Inspection of Foundation Installation including: Augercast, Driven Piles, Pressure Injected
Footings Caissons and Load Testing
~ Field and Laboratory Testing of Soils
~ Post Tension Inspections
~ Engineered Fill Placement Monitoring
~ Field and Laboratory Tests on Concrete
Representative Project Experience
. South Pointe Park, Miami Beach, Florida (2009)
. Fresh Market, Miami Beach, Florida (2009)
. 5th and Alton, Miami Beach, Florida (2007)
. Florida Marlins Ballpark (2012)
. Miami Beach Senior High School, Miami Beach, Florida (2008)
. Port of Miami, Area 3, Miami, Florida (2009)
. Miami International Airport - North Terminal Development - Miami, Florida (2011),
. Miami International Airport - South Terminal Expansion/Renovation - Miami, Florida (2007).
. Key West Airport, Key West, Florida (2008).
. FOOT Kendall Drive Widening, Miami, Florida (2009).
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Mr. Fuentes has twelve years of structural engineering
experience. During this time, he has been involved in all
aspects of a project from design concept through
construction administration. He has worked on a variety of
project types including educational, healthcare, institutional,
municipal and sports facilities.
Holding an architectural engineering degree, Juan has a true
appreciation for the artistic vision the architect is creating.
He exhausts every option- pushing the envelope to create
the landmarks that define a city. His personal philosophy is
to provide the soul of a city through the seamless
combination of architecture, structure, and vision embodied
in Frank Lloyd Wright's Kaufmann Residence.
Mr. Fuentes is able fulfill this philosophy through his intimate
knowledge of building materials and construction methods;
working meticulously with the architect through all the
stages of a project's life cycle. The combination of his real
world experience and work ethics forms a perfect
complement to our Company Culture.
Project Experience
) 1-10 Rest Area, Florida Department of Transportation District II - Project engineer responsible for the
design of the additions to existing structures. Project includes picnic shelters and canopies of varying heights.
Canopies required the use of augercast pile foundations due to their close proximity to existing structures.
Deering Estate Weir Glade Rehydration Project, Miami-Dade County, FL - Project Engineer for the design
of a weir structure located on the Deering Estate, immediately adjacent to a historic rock bridge. The weir
consisted of cast-in-place retaining wall with interchangeable wood panels to allow the owner to vary the
amount of water impounded behind the structure. The weir was designed to aesthetically blend in with its
surrounding environment. Consideration of construction methods and equipment was required due to the
lack of access to the weir location and to minimize the damage to the environment from construction
activities.
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B.S. Architectural Eng" 2000
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American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC)
American Concrete Institute (ACI)
Florida Structural Engineers Association (FSEA)-
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Florida # 62426
Structural Engineer
Illinois #081006736
LEED AP BD+C
Geiger Creek Bridge Repair Design-Build Project, Monroe County, FL, Monroe County - Structural
Engineer for repairs to a reinforced concrete bridge located on Boca Chica Road at approximately Mile Maker
11 in the Lower Keys. Repairs included concrete spall and steel reinforcement repairs to the superstructure
and substructure as well as bridge joints. Responsibilities included assessment of the repairs, contract
documents, and post design services in full compliance with federal, state, and local requirements including
FDOT LAP and ARRA funding. Unique aspects of the project included enhanced Maintenance of Traffic
considerations, permitting due to the environmentally sensitive area, and an innovative "Design Partnership"
with the University of Miami.
Deerfleld Beach Middle School Park, City of Deerfleld Beach, Florida - Project engineer responsible for
the design of 5 new park buildings that included a 550 sq. ft. pool entry building, 3,200 sq. ft. pool building, 2
story-3,000 sq. ft. baseball pavilion, 2 story-2,300 sq. ft. football pavilion, and 900 sq. ft. picnic shelter.
Lauderdale Lakes Community Center, Lauderdale Lakes, Florida - Project engineer responsible for the
design and preparation of construction documents for the community center. The facility consists of two
buildings, a 6,000 square-foot activity building, and a 2,000 square foot athletic center that share an outdoor
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landscaped plaza.
Warfield Park, Ft. lauderdale, Florida - Project engineer responsible for the design and preparation of
construction documents for the 4,000 square foot community center. The facility had an indoor basketball
court which required special attention to the exterior wall and roof design.
Jacobs Aquatic Center, Key largo, Florida - Project engineer responsible for the construction documents
and design of the 2-story building. Project required special attention to detailing to maintain the Key West
architecture.
Other Experience
. Lauderdale Manors, City of Ft. Lauderdale
. Vincent Torres Park, City of Lauderdale Lakes
. Driftwood Pool Complex, City of Hollywood
. Carver Ranches Park, City of Ft. Lauderdale
. Riverside Park, City of Coral Springs
. Croissant Park, City of Ft. Lauderdale
. Pierce Park, City of Coral Gables
. Miramar Pool Complex, City of Miramar
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Bachelor of Science in Electrical
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Graduate Studies in
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Registration
Professional Engineer - FL and DC
Professional Affiliations
Fort Lauderdale Chamber of
Commerce -Trustee
\ Broward Days
Fort Lauderdale Utility Advisory
Committee
Puerto Rico Hotel Association
IESNA(President and formed the
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Florida Engineering Society (FES)
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ProjechCaine, Inc.
1948 East Sunrise Blvd,
'Suite 1
Fort Lauderdale, FL33304
Phone: 954',767,8886
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E-fax: 954.337.4665
Projects includ~ IE of Project Caine's
personnel
Background
Mr. Caine has a wealth of expertise in his field having over 30 years experience in design and
construction of sophisticated building systems, As President of Project Caine, Inc" he brings
the knowledge of starting and growing branch offices, bringing divisions back to profitability,
developing client loyalty, international experience, and polished presentation skills,
Understanding the need to establish and nurture his client relationships, Mr. Caine prides
himself in being involved from the onset in all of the firm's projects,
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Experience:
Ocean Front Park Lighting, City of Boynton Beach, FL, New lighting for a construction cost of
$100,000,
Sunny Isles Pier, Sunny Isles, FL, The project consisted of the lighting design and plumbing
design for the renovation of the Sunny Isles Fishing Pier which is about 635' long, A new white
vanilla box restaurant was added to the pier as well as a fish cleaning area, Completion Date:
2009. Total Project Cost: $400,000
Pioneer Park Lighting, Stuart, FL, New park lighting for a construction cost of $100,000
Jackie Gleason Community Center Upgrades and Renovations, Lauderhill, FL. Upgrades
and renovations to an existing 20,000 SF community center. Services provided included:
Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing Engineering, Completion Date: 2008 for a project cost of
$1,500,000,
Westwind Community Center, Fort Lauderdale, FL. New 6,000 SF Community Center which
included meeting rooms, gym, game room, offices and bathrooms. The electrical design
included lighting, site lighting, power, fire alarm security and communication systems,
Mechanical design included heating, ventilating, air conditioning and plumbing systems,
City of Miami Continuing Services Contract, Miami, FL Services provided for this contract
included: Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing Engineering services, Parks Related Projects
completed under this contract include:
. Gibson Park Pool Upgrades, Miami, FL. The project will consisted of:
- Replacement of the existing pool DEP filtration system with a sand filtration system,
- Installation of an electric pool heater system
- Modified the pool piping and electrical systems
Provided the required code improvements (ventilation, ADA, life safety) to the pump
room for the completion of items 1 thru 3 above in 2007 for a project cost of $1
million
. Miami Solid Waste Locker Room, Miami, FL, Renovations of existing Locker Rooms,
Completed in 2008 for a project cost of $1 ,000,000
. Roberto Clemente Park Building Renovation, Miami Beach, FL. This project
consisted of the renovation of the existing recreation center of approximately 10,000 SF,
Renovations and updates included the bathrooms to current ADA codes and mechanical
ventilation, The HVAC system of the entire facility was updated as well as the lighting,
Project completed in 2007 for a project cost of $1 M.
Adult Center Renovations, Hallandale, FL . This project consisted of the renovation of the
Hallandale Adult Center Parking Area and Bus Loop Lighting, Services included electrical
engineering for the design of the new parking lot and road way lighting completed in 2009 for a
project cost of $1 million
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City of Hallandale Adult Center, Hallandale, FL, Electrical design included lighting and power for two soccer fields and one baseball ball
field. Lighting was designed to achieve 50 foot-candles on the fields per the city standards,
FlU Recreational Facility, Miami, FL. This project consisted of upgrades and expansion of the existing recreational facility at the FlU
Campus, The project included new lighting and HVACs systems for the school's gymnasium where FlU's athletic teams work out. The
facility included machines, free weights, Jacuzzi, office areas, a new football coach's office, cardio machines and other activities usually
found in a gymnasium. Services included: Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing and Fire Protection Engineering,
Nanay Community Center Addition, North Miami Beach, FL, The project consisted of the renovation and upgrade of the existing two story
community center. Each story is approximately 4,000 SF by adding an additional story and a roof deck, The additional floor included a
kitchen, bathrooms, offices, recreational areas and meeting rooms for a project cost of $3 M.
Olympus Community Center, Olympus Condominiums, Aventura, FL. This project consisted of the renovation and upgrades to the 24,000
SF Community Center. The facility was on two levels and included meeting space, a kitchen, offices, and bathrooms, The facility had
drainage problems that were addressed in the design, Services Provided: Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing Engineering
Sad kin Community Center, Lauderhill, FL, The project is a two story existing Community Center with approximately 6,800 SF per floor.
The existing roof top units will be replaced and only selected areas will be renovated. Most of the first floor ceiling will be replaced, new
lighting will be provided as well as new ductwork will be provided, Services provided included: Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing and Fire
Protection Engineering, Project completed in 2009 for a project cost of $1 ,000,000.
Experience with continuing services contacts includes:
Broward County Continuing Services Contract, Broward County, FL. Project Caine, Inc. has been working with Singer Architects and
BHA Architectural Consultants on two continuing services contracts with Broward County for the past (2) two years. Projects include office
renovations, escalator upgrades, and an emergency system upgrade to the County Courthouse,
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Pompano Beach Continuing Services Contract, Pompano Beach, FL. Project Caine, Inc. is providing MEP services under this continuing
services contract which consists of various miscellaneous engineering projects, Projects under this contract to date have included: Pumping
Station #65, Pumping Station #81, Hillsboro Marina and Pompano Beach New Main Library,
Fort Lauderdale Airport Continuing Services Contract, Fort Lauderdale, FL, As part of the Parson's team for the continuing services
contract at the airport for construction management, Project Caine, Inc. provided MEP services on numerous projects.
FAU Continuing Engineering Services Contract, Boca Raton, FL, Project Caine, Inc. provided MEP services on numerous small
renovation projects such as offices, laboratories, gymnasiums, lighting studies, lightning protection studies and design, fire alarm systems,
etc... Project Caine, Inc. was recently awarded a second continuing services contract with FAU to provide MEP services.
FlU Continuing Services Contract, Miami, FL, Project Caine, Inc. provided MEP services on numerous small renovations at the university
which included laboratories, gymnasiums, offices and classrooms.
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Professional Engineer, New
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Professional Engineer, Florida
Professional Engineer, Virginia
Technical Societies
American Society of Heating,
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personnel
Background:
Experience in mechanical work includes responsibility for design, field supervision and
trouble - shooting of numerous industrial and commercial heating, ventilating and air
conditioning installations, ranging from minimum size of 50 tons to installations over 2,000
tons, Other systems include constant temperature - humidity rooms, low temperature rooms
and freezers, low temperature rooms, dust collections systems, high pressure piping
systems, service piping, process piping and plumbing
Mr, Worthy's background as a test and balance engineer as well as design engineer has led
to forensic engineering experience as expert witness for both plaintiff and defense attorneys,
Areas of litigation have included piping system corrosion, high humidity's, mold and mildew,
pumping deficiencies, condensation and inadequate HVAC capacities. As test and balance
consultant for Broward County School System, much work has been done in solving poor
IAQ schools, both inadequate ventilation and mold and mildew,
Experience:
Ocean Front Park Lighting, City of Boynton Beach, FL, New lighting for a construction cost
of $100,000,
FlU Recreational Facility, Miami, FL, This project consisted of upgrades and expansion of
the existing recreational facility at the FlU Campus, The project included new lighting and
HVACs systems for the school's gymnasium where FlU's athletic teams work out. The
facility included machines, free weights, Jacuzzi, office areas, a new football coach's office,
cardio machines and other activities usually found in a gymnasium. Services included:
Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing and Fire Protection Engineering.
Sunny Isles Pier, Sunny Isles, FL, The project consisted of the lighting design and plumbing
design for the renovation of the Sunny Isles Fishing Pier which is about 635' long, A new
white vanilla box restaurant was added to the pier as well as a fish cleaning area,
Completion Date: 2009, Total Project Cost: $400,000
Westwind Community Center, Fort Lauderdale, FL. New 6,000 SF Community Center
" which included meeting rooms, gym, game room, offices and bathrooms. The electrical
, design included lighting, site lighting, power, fire alarm security and communication systems,
Mechanical design included heating, ventilating, air conditioning and plumbing systems,
, City of Hallandale Adult Center, Hallandale, FL, Electrical design included lighting and
power for two soccer fields and one baseball ball field, Lighting was designed to achieve 50
foot-candles on the fields per the city standards,
Nanay Community Center Addition, North Miami Beach, FL. The project consisted of the
renovation and upgrade of the existing two story community center. Each story is
approximately 4,000 SF by adding an additional story and a roof deck, The additional floor
included a kitchen, bathrooms, offices, recreational areas and meeting rooms for a project
cost of $3 M.
Olympus Community Center, Olympus Condominiums, Aventura, FL, This project
consisted of the renovation and upgrades to the 24,000 SF Community Center. The facility
was on two levels and included meeting space, a kitchen, offices, and bathrooms, The
facility had drainage problems that were addressed in the design, Services Provided:
Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing Engineering
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Adult Center Renovations, Hallandale, FL , This project consisted of the renovation of the Hallandale Adult Center Parking Area and
Bus Loop Lighting, Services included electrical engineering for the design of the new parking lot and road way lighting completed in 2009
for a project cost of $1 million
Sadkin Community Center, Lauderhill, FL. The project is a two story existing Community Center with approximately 6,800 SF per noor.
The existing roof top units will be replaced and only selected areas will be renovated. Most of the first floor ceiling will be replaced, new
lighting will be provided as well as new ductwork will be provided, Services provided included: Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing and Fire
Protection Engineering. Project completed in 2009 for a project cost of $1 ,000,000,
Experience with continuing services contacts includes:
Broward County Continuing Services Contract. Broward County, FL. Project Caine, Inc. has been working with Singer Architects and
BHA Architectural Consultants on two continuing services contracts with Broward County for the past (2) two years, Projects include
office renovations, escalator upgrades, and an emergency system upgrade to the County Courthouse,
Pompano Beach Continuing Services Contract. Pompano Beach, FL, Project Caine, Inc. is providing MEP services under this
continuing services contract which consists of various miscellaneous engineering projects, Projects under this contract to date have
included: Pumping Station #65, Pumping Station #81, Hillsboro Marina and Pompano Beach New Main Library.
Fort Lauderdale Airport Continuing Services Contract. Fort Lauderdale, FL, As part of the Parson's team for the continuing services
contract at the airport for construction management, Project Caine. Inc. provided MEP services on numerous projects,
FAU Continuing Engineering Services Contract. Boca Raton, FL. Project Caine. Inc. provided MEP services on numerous small
renovation projects such as offices, laboratories, gymnasiums, lighting studies, lightning protection studies and design, fire alarm
'systems, etc..,
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FlU Continuing Services Contract, Miami, FL, Project Caine, Inc. provided MEP services on numerous small renovations at the
university which included laboratories, gymnasiums, offices and classrooms,
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Background
Mr. Lund has over 27 years of professional experience. His diverse project portfolio includes
educational facilities, medical facilities, office buildings, senior living facilities, airports,
courthouses, and hospitality buildings,
Experience
Pioneer Park Lighting, Stuart, FL, New park lighting for a construction cost of $1 00,000
FlU Recreational Facility, Miami, FL, This project consisted of upgrades and expansion of the
existing recreational facility at the FlU Campus, The project included new lighting and HVACs
systems for the school's gymnasium where FlU's athletic teams work out. The facility included
machines, free weights, Jacuzzi, office areas, a new football coach's office, cardio machines and
other activities usually found in a gymnasium, Services included: Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing
and Fire Protection Engineering,
Ocean Front Park Lighting, City of Boynton Beach, FL. New lighting for a construction cost of
$100,000. Jackie Gleason Community Center Upgrades and Renovations. Lauderhill, FL.
Upgrades and renovations to an existing 20,000 SF community center, Services provided
included: Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing Engineering, Completion Date: 2008 for a project
cost of $1 ,500,000,
Nanay Community Center Addition, North Miami Beach, FL. The project consisted of the
renovation and upgrade of the existing two story community center, Each story is approximately
4,000 SF by adding an additional story and a roof deck, The additional floor included a kitchen,
bathrooms, offices, recreational areas and meeting rooms for a project cost of $3 M.
Westwind Community Center, Fort Lauderdale, FL. New 6,000 SF Community Center which
included meeting rooms, gym, game room, offices and bathrooms, The electrical design included
lighting, site lighting, power, fire alarm security and communication systems, Mechanical design
included heating, ventilating, air conditioning and plumbing systems,
Sunny Isles Pier, Sunny Isles, FL, The project consisted of the lighting design and plumbing
design for the renovation of the Sunny Isles Fishing Pier which is about 635' long, A new white
vanilla box restaurant was added to the pier as well as a fish cleaning area. Completion Date:
2009, Total Project Cost: $400,000
City of Miami Continuing Services Contract. Miami, FL Services provided for this contract
included: Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing Engineering services, Parks Related Projects
, completed under this contract include:
. Gibson Park Pool Upgrades, Miami, FL. The project will consisted of:
- Replacement of the existing pool DEP filtration system with a sand filtration system.
- Installation of an electric pool heater system
- Modified the pool piping and electrical systems
Provided the required code improvements (ventilation, ADA, life safety) to the pump
room for the completion of items 1 thru 3 above in 2007 for a project cost of $1
million
. Miami Solid Waste Locker Room, Miami, FL, Renovations of existing Locker Rooms,
Completed in 2008 for a project cost of $1 ,000,000
OIympus Community Center, Olympus Condominiums, Aventura, FL, This project consisted of
the renovation and upgrades to the 24,000 SF Community Center. The facility was on two levels
and included meeting space, a kitchen, offices, and bathrooms, The facility had drainage problems
that were addressed in the design, Services Provided: Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing
Engineering
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Sadkin Community Center, Lauderhill, FL. The project is a two story existing Community Center with approximately 6,800 SF per floor, The
existing roof top units will be replaced and only selected areas will be renovated, Most of the first floor ceiling will be replaced, new lighting will
be provided as well as new ductwork will be provided, Services provided included: Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing and Fire Protection
Engineering, Project completed in 2009 for a project cost of $1 ,000,000,
City of Hallandale Adult Center, Hallandale, FL, Electrical design included lighting and power for two soccer fields and one baseball ball field,
Lighting was designed to achieve 50 foot-candles on the fields per the city standards,
Adult Center Renovations, Hallandale, FL , This project consisted of the renovation of the Hallandale Adult Center Parking Area and Bus
Loop Lighting, Services included electrical engineering for the design of the new parking lot and road way lighting completed in 2009 for a
project cost of $1 million
Experience with continuing services contacts includes:
FAU Continuing Engineering Services Contract, Boca Raton, FL, Project Caine, Inc. provided MEP services on numerous small renovation
projects such as offices, laboratories, gymnasiums, lighting studies, lightning protection studies and design, fire alarm systems, etc.., Project
Caine, Inc. was recently awarded a second continuing services contract with FAU to provide MEP services.
Pompano Beach Continuing Services Contract, Pompano Beach, FL, Project Caine, Inc. is providing MEP services under this continuing
services contract which consists of various miscellaneous engineering projects. Projects under this contract to date have included: Pumping
Station #65, Pumping Station #81, Hillsboro Marina and Pompano Beach New Main Library,
Fort Lauderdale Airport Continuing Services Contract, Fort Lauderdale, FL, As part of the Parson's team for the continuing services
contract at the airport for construction management, Project Caine, Inc. provided MEP services on numerous projects,
'I3roward County Continuing Services Contract, Broward County, FL, Project Caine, Inc. has been working with Singer Architects and BHA
'Architectural Consultants on two continuing services contracts with Broward County for the past (2) two years. Projects include office
renovations, escalator upgrades, and an emergency system upgrade to the County Courthouse,
FlU Continuing Services Contract, Miami, FL, Project Caine, Inc. provided MEP services on numerous small renovations at the university
which included laboratories, gymnasiums, offices and classrooms,
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Ms Willis has over 15 years experience designing electrical, lighting, security, and voice and data
systems for various facilities such as: residential, healthcare, university, airport and ports,
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Ocean Front Park Lighting, City of Boynton Beach, FL. New lighting for a construction cost of
$100,000, City of Hallandale Adult Center, Hallandale, FL, Electrical design included lighting
and power for two soccer fields and one baseball ball field, Lighting was designed to achieve 50
foot-candles on the fields per the city standards,
FlU Recreational Facility, Miami, FL. This project consisted of upgrades and expansion of the
existing recreational facility at the FlU Campus, The project included new lighting and HVACs
systems for the school's gymnasium where FlU's athletic teams work out. The facility included
machines, free weights, Jacuzzi, office areas, a new football coach's office, cardio machines and
other activities usually found in a gymnasium, Services included: Mechanical, Electrical,
Plumbing and Fire Protection Engineering,
Sunny Isles Pier, Sunny Isles, FL. The project consisted of the lighting design and plumbing
design for the renovation of the Sunny Isles Fishing Pier which is about 635' long, A new white
vanilla box restaurant was added to the pier as well as a fish cleaning area. Completion Date:
2009, Total Project Cost: $400,000 '
Adult Center Renovations, Hallandale, FL . This project consisted of the renovation of the
Hallandale Adult Center Parking Area and Bus Loop Lighting, Services included electrical
engineering for the design of the new parking lot and road way lighting completed in 2009 for a
project cost of $1 million
Jackie Gleason Community Center Upgrades and Renovations, Lauderhill, FL, Upgrades
and renovations to an existing 20,000 SF community center. Services provided included:
Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing Engineering, Completion Date: 2008 for a project cost of
$1,500,000,
Westwind Community Center, Fort Lauderdale, FL. New 6,000 SF Community Center which
included meeting rooms, gym, game room, offices and bathrooms. The electrical design included
lighting, site lighting, power, fire alarm security and communication systems, Mechanical design
included heating, ventilating, air conditioning and plumbing systems,
Sadkin Community Center, Lauderhill, FL, The project is a two story existing Community Center
with approximately 6,800 SF per floor, The existing roof top units will be replaced and only
selected areas will be renovated, Most of the first floor ceiling will be replaced, new lighting will
be provided as well as new ductwork will be provided. Services provided included: Mechanical,
Electrical, Plumbing and Fire Protection Engineering, Project completed in 2009 for a project cost
of $1 ,000,000,
Nanay Community Center Addition, North Miami Beach, FL, The project consisted of the
renovation and upgrade of the existing two story community center. Each story is approximately
4,000 SF by adding an additional story and a roof deck. The additional floor included a kitchen,
bathrooms, offices, recreational areas and meeting rooms for a project cost of $3 M,
Olympus Community Center, Olympus Condominiums, Aventura, FL, This project consisted of
the renovation and upgrades to the 24,000 SF Community Center. The facility was on two levels
and included meeting space, a kitchen, offices, and bathrooms. The facility had drainage
problems that were addressed in the design, Services Provided: Mechanical, Electrical and
Plumbing Engineering
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City of Miami Continuing Services Contract, Miami, FL Services provided for this contract included: Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing
Engineering services, Parks Related Projects completed under this contract include:
. Gibson Park Pool Upgrades, Miami, FL, The project will consisted of:
- Replacement of the existing pool DEP filtration system with a sand filtration system,
- Installation of an electric pool heater system
- Modified the pool piping and electrical systems
- Provided the required code improvements (ventilation, ADA, life safety) to the pump room for the completion of items 1 thru 3
above in 2007 for a project cost of $1 million
. Miami Solid Waste Locker Room, Miami, FL, Renovations of existing Locker Rooms, Completed in 2008 for a project cost of
$1,000,000
. Roberto Clemente Park Building Renovation, Miami Beach, FL. This project consisted of the renovation of the existing recreation
center of approximately 10,000 SF, Renovations and updates included the bathrooms to current ADA codes and mechanical
ventilation, The HVAC system of the entire facility was updated as well as the lighting, Project completed in 2007 for a project cost of
$1M,
Experience with continuing services contacts includes:
FlU Continuing Services Contract, Miami, FL, Project Caine, Inc. provided MEP services on numerous small renovations at the university
which included laboratories, gymnasiums, offices and classrooms,
Pompano Beach Continuing Services Contract, Pompano Beach, FL, Project Caine, Inc. is providing MEP services under this continuing
services contract which consists of various miscellaneous engineering projects, Projects under this contract to date have included: Pumping
Station #65, Pumping Station #81, Hillsboro Marina and Pompano Beach New Main Library,
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Fort Lauderdale Airport Continuing Services Contract, Fort Lauderdale, FL, As part of the Parson's team for the continuing services
contract at the airport for construction management, Project Caine, Inc. provided MEP services on numerous projects,
Broward County Continuing Services Contract, Broward County, FL, Project Caine, Inc. has been working with Singer Architects and BHA
Architectural Consultants on two continuing services contracts with Broward County for the past (2) two years, Projects include office
renovations, escalator upgrades, and an emergency system upgrade to the County Courthouse,
FAU Continuing Engineering Services Contract, Boca Raton, FL. Project Caine, Inc. provided MEP services on numerous small renovation
projects such as offices, laboratories, gymnasiums, lighting studies, lightning protection studies and design, fire alarm systems, etc.., Project
Caine, Inc. was recently awarded a second continuing services contract with FAU to provide MEP services,
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Mr. Chappell's capabilities include wetland jurisdictional determinations, environmental feasibility studies, Phase I
ESA's, seagrass surveys, gopher tortoise surveys, environmental permitting, mitigation design, and mitigation
monitoring. Me Chappell has perfornled a number of endangered and threatened species surveys, jurisdictional
deternlinations, and enviromnental monitoring reports, He has prepared numerous Phase I ESA's and has over eight
years of experience in many types of environmental permitting, including residential docks, marinas and coastal
development.
Professiollal Exoeriellce:
VICE PRESIDENT APRIL 2005 - PRESENT
The Chappell Group, fllc. Pompallo Beach, Florida
Responsibilities include wetland jurisdictional deternlinations, environmental feasibility studies, Phase I ESA's,
seagrass surveys, gopher tortoise surveys, environmental pernlitting with all agencies, mitigation design, and mitigation
monitoring. Residential and commercial marina permitting and design including all aspects of sovereign submerged
land regulations with the Division of State Lands.
DIRECTOR, ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES JANUARY 1998 - APRIL 2005
Cravell Thompsoll & Associates, fllc. Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Responsibilities include wetland jurisdictional determinations, environmental feasibility studies, Phase I ESA's,
seagrass surveys, gopher tortoise surveys, environmental permitting with all agencies, mitigation design, and mitigation
monitoring, Residential and commercial marina permitting and design including all aspects of sovereign submerged
land regulations with the Division of State Lands,
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Partial List of Proiects:
. Gateway Hotel & Marina, Daytona Beach
. Harbour Towne Marina - Dania Beach
. Sunrise Harbor Marina, Fort Lauderdale
. Port Everglades Bridge over the FPL Discharge Canal, Port Everglades
. Boca Raton Beach Club & Marina, Boca Raton
. Ocean Express Pipeline, Dania Beach / Bahamas
. Miramar Regional Park, Miramar
. Dania BeachPort Casino, Dania Beach
. Border Patrol Center, Hollywood, FL
. Heron Bay, Parkland
. White Bay Cay, Exumas
. Hall of Fame Marina, Fort Lauderdale
. Fort Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport, Broward County
. Broward County Mitigation Monitoring, BC Waste & Recycling Services
. Pembroke Road over 1-75, Broward County
. Sheridan Street, Broward County
. Deerfield Beach Pier Renovation, Deerfield Beach, FL
. Radisson Riverwalk Hotel, Tampa
Certificatiolls:
. ISA Certified Arborist
A ffiliatiolls:
. South Florida Association of Environmental Professionals, Past President
. Florida Association of Environmental Professionals, Past Board Member
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. Marine Industries Association of South Florida, Member
. Florida Inland Navigation District, Broward Commissioner
. Riverwalk Trust, Board Member
. Broward Alliance, Investor
. International Society of Arboriculture, Certified Arborist
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Mr. Murphy's capabilities include wetland jurisdictional detenninations, environmental feasibility studies,
Phase I ESA's, seagrass surveys, marine turtle lighting surveys, environmental permitting, mitigation design,
and mitigation monitoring. Mr. Murphy has perforn1ed a number of endangered and threatened species
surveys, jurisdictional determinations, and environmental monitoring reports. He has prepared numerous
Phase I ESA's and has experience in many types of environmental pennitting, including residential docks,
marinas and coastal development.
Professiollal Exoeriellce:
PROJECT BIOLOGIST FEBRUARY 2008 - PRESENT
The Chappell Group, Illc. Pompallo Beach, Florida
Responsibilities include wetland jurisdictional determinations, environmental feasibility studies, Phase I
ESA's, seagrass surveys, marine turtle lighting surveys, environmental permitting with all agencies,
mitigation design, and mitigation monitoring. Residential and commercial marina pennitting and design
including all aspects of sovereign submerged land regulations with the Division of State Lands.
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SOLID WASTE COMPLIANCE ASSISTANT MAY 2005 - FEBRUARY 2008
Brmvard County Waste & Recyclillg Services. Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Responsibilities include assisting with the implementation of new cities to the Adopt-A-Street Program as
well as new programs. Assisting in the coordination of special programs and event planning including the
Great American Cleanup, the Waterway Cleanup, Coastal Cleanup, and Hollywood Clambake Cleanup.
Supervising the collection of Household Hazardous Waste and collection site for annual Waterway Cleanup
for Broward County,
Partial List of Proiects:
. Ash Monofill/FPL Relocation, Dania Beach
. Port Everglades FPL Discharge Canal Bridge, Port Everglades
. Pompano Waterways Development Marina, Pompano Beach
. School Board of Broward County Biological Assets, Broward County
. Sunrise Parks, City of Sunrise
. Broward County Waste & Recycling Services Mitigation Monitoring-Broward County
. Boca Raton Bridge Hotel-Boca Raton
. Children's Reading Center, Davie
. Las Olas Mooring Field, City ofFOlt Lauderdale
. Phase I Environmental Site Assessments, Broward County School Board
. West Palm Beach Boat Show, West Palm Beach
. Sea Ranch Lakes Beach Club, Sea Ranch Lakes
Affiliatiolls:
. South Florida Association of Environmental Professionals, Member
. International Society of Arboriculture, Certified Arborist
. Certified Sea Tuttle Lighting - NESTS - Neighbors Ensuting Sea Turtle Survival
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714 East McNab Road
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Ph: (954) 782-1908, ext. 301
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Mr. Mitchell's capabilities include wetland jurisdictional detemlinations, environmental feasibility studies,
Environmental Site Assessments (ESA's), seagrass surveys, benthic resource monitoring, gopher tortoise surveys,
environmental permitting, mitigation design, and mitigation monitoring. Mr. Mitchell has performed a number of
endangered and threatened species surveys, jurisdictional determinations, and environmental monitoring reports. He has
prepared Phase I ESA's and has over eight years of experience in many types of environmental pernlitting, including
wetlands, residential docks, marinas and coastal development. Mr. Mitchell also has extensive experience in water
quality sampling and analysis,
Professiollal Exoeriellce:
SENIOR PROJECT BIOLOGIST
The Chappell Group, Inc., Pompano Beach, Florida May 2006-PRESENT
Responsibilities include wetland jurisdictional determinations, environmental feasibility studies, Phase I ESA's,
seagrass and benthic resource surveys, gopher tortoise surveys, burrowing owl surveys, environmental permitting with
all agencies, threatened and endangered species pennitting, mitigation design and mitigation monitoring. Residential
and commercial marina pemlitting and design, including all aspects of sovereign submerged land regulations with the
Division of State Lands.
BIOLOGIST
Miller Legg & Associates, Pembroke Pines, Florida September 2004- May 2006
Responsibilities included wetland jurisdictional determinations, environmental feasibility studies, seagrass surveys,
threatened and endangered species surveys, environmental permitting with all agencies, mitigation design and
mitigation monitoring,
FIELD SUPERVISOR
Spectrum Laboratories, Inc., Ft. Lauderdale, Florida February 200 I-August 2004
Responsibilities included water & soil quality sampling and analysis for environmental compliance monitoring,
Additional responsibilities included laboratory analysis, microbiology and the supervision of environmental sampling
technicians, including training, scheduling and reporting on conditions and results of sampling and/or monitoring
projects,
Partial List of Pro;ects
. Harbour Towne Marina-Dania Beach
. Deerfield Beach Townhome Development-Deerfield Beach
. Department of Veteran's Affairs (V A) South Florida Area National Cemetery-Boynton Beach
. Florida Wetlandsbank-Pembroke Pines
. Gateway Daytona-Daytona Beach
. Parkland Golf & Country Club-Parkland
. The Sails-Ft. Lauderdale
. Boca Raton Bridge Hotel-Boca Raton
. Everglades Restoration Area, Weston
. Cooper City Soccer Park, Cooper City
. Sunrise Parks, City of Sunrise
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South Florida Association of Environmental Professionals, Secretary
International Society of Arboriculture, Certified Arborist
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Ms, Peddycoart capabilities include wetland jurisdictional detem1inations, environmental feasibility studies,
Environmental Site Assessments (ESA's), seagrass surveys, benthic resource monitoring, gopher tortoise surveys,
environmental permitting, mitigation design, and mitigation monitoring. Ms. Peddycoart has performed a number of
endangered and threatened species surveys, jurisdictional determinations, and environmental monitoring reports. She
has experience in many types of environmental pem1itting, including wetlands, residential docks, marinas and coastal
development. Ms. Peddycoart also has extensive experience in benthic resource documentation, beach nourislunent, and
coastal construction line permitting,
Professional Experience:
PROJECT BIOLOGIST
The Chappell Group, Inc., Pompano Beach, Florida March 2012 -PRESENT
Responsibilities include wetland jurisdictional determinations, environmental feasibility studies, Phase I ESA's,
seagrass and benthic resource surveys, gopher tortoise surveys, burrowing owl surveys, environmental permitting with
all agencies, threatened and endangered species pennitting, mitigation design and mitigation monitoring. Residential
and commercial marina permitting and design, including all aspects of sovereign submerged land regulations with the
Division of State Lands.
PROJECT SCIENTIST I - MARINE BIOLOGIST 2010-2011
Continental Shelf Associates, Stuart, FL
· Data collection via SCUBA throughout Florida coastline; bottom-type identification, species identification, percent
cover via quadrats
· Data organization and management/analysis (PRIMER)
· Generate monitoring and impact reports
· Working within a team and close relationship with clients
Partial List of Proiects
. Hillsboro Beach/Deerfield Beach Nourishment Project, City of Deerfield Beach/Town of Hillsboro Beach, FL
. Martin County Beach Nourishment, Martin County, FL
. Indian River County Nourishment Project - Hard Bottom Community Monitoring, Indian River County, FL
. Biscayne Bay Seagrass Restoration - Miami Dade County, FL
. Fort Pierce Beach Nourishment, City of Fort Pierce, FL
Certificatiolls:
AAUS/Scientific Diver, Certifications include open water, advanced, rescue, AED, CPR, First Aid, Nitrox
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Pompallo Beach, Florida 33060
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Professional Profile
Mr. Stoner is a second generation land surveyor, with over 35
years of surveying experience in South Florida. He began his
surveying career at Williams, Hatfield, & Stoner, Inc., working
from the bottom all the way up to Vice President of the Surveying
Department.
Mr. Stoner founded Stoner & Associates, Inc. in 1988, based on
the philosophy that attention to detail and quality work would
create a successful firm. He has managed all aspects of the
firm's growth and development.
) Mr. Stoner has supervised both small and large scale surveying projects. His firm has
successfully completed numerous roadway projects, while working directly with the
clients and consultants.
Education
Land Surveying
Palm Beach Community College in 1979
Professional Registrations
State of Florida Professional Surveyor and Mapper
License Number LS4039
Project Experience
. Lincoln Park - Construction Layout Survey
. Marlin's Stadium - Construction Layout Survey
. New World Symphony - Construction Layout Survey
. Fort Lauderdale Beach Parking - Boundary, Topographic, and Coastal Control
Lines Surveys
. Saxony Hotel- Boundary, Topographic, and Erosion Control Lines Surveys
www.stonersurveyors.com
4341 S, W 62nd Avenue, Davie, FL 33314 T: (954) 585-0997 F: (954) 585-3927
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. Atlantic Beach Hotel- Boundary, Topographic, and Erosion Control Lines
Surveys
. South Beach Parking Lot - Boundary and Topographic Surveys, and Sketch and
Legal Descriptions
. State Road A1A - Topographic Survey
. S.E. 15th Street Boat Launch Easements - Sketch and Legal Descriptions
. Beach Parking near Hillsboro Beach - Topographic Survey
. Vizcaya Park Community Center - Construction Layout Survey
. Flagler Heights Park, Fort Lauderdale - Boundary Survey
. Oswald Park, Fort Lauderdale - Boundary Survey
. Kennedy Park, Plantation - Specific Purpose Survey
. Lossner Park, Homestead - Topographic Survey
. Sunny Lakes Park, Davie - Construction Layout Survey
. Ansin Sports Complex - Construction Layout Survey
Professional Affiliations
Florida Surveying and Mapping Society
Florida Surveying and Mapping Society - Broward Chapter
American Congress on Surveying and Mapping
Leadership Broward
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4. Approach / Methodology
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The RFQ clearly states the objectives of the project and the Chen Moore and Associates (CMA) team
is ready to provide the requested improvements.
Project Analysis
The successful design of any project hinges on a thorough understanding of the client's needs. If selected
to develop the design for the parks, the team will immediately set up site visits and a meeting with the
City's project manager to analyze the existing conditions of the site and establish goals and time frames
for the successful completion of the project.
After conducting a preliminary analysis of the project sites, we believe there are three additional factors,
in addition to the requirements stated in the RFQ, that need to be addressed for successful completion
of the project.
. Because of their location on the bay across from low rise and high rise residential properties, the
park designs needs to consider that users will experience the parks at ground level and residents
will also view the parks from above. We will strive to develop a design that is pleasing when viewed
from adjacent properties, and to make the park user's experience feel intimate and not feel they
are on display.
. While beautiful, Florida's coastal environment can be brutal for the durability of man-made goods
and on inappropriate vegetation that is not suitable for the coastal environment. Having completed
four coastal parks, with an additional two under design, and miles of streetscapes in Florida's coastal
environment, the CMA team knows how to select the appropriate paving, site furnishings, lighting,
signage, construction, and plant materials to ensure that capital expenditures are used wisely and
long-term maintenance is kept to a minimum,
. The third item is related to user safety. CMA uses Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design
; (CPTED) principles in all of its site designs. This includes incorporating clear zones through perimeter
elements in order for police to easily view the park from their patrol cars; incorporating adequate
lighting; and not incorporating areas or design features where potential criminals can easily hide.
Pedestrian safety is also of concern. Collins Avenue experiences a high volume of traffic at relatively
high speeds. Clear indication of points for pedestrian access to the parks along Collins Avenue need
to be incorporated into the design to avoid conflicts with automobiles.
Project Approach
Kick-off Meeting
Upon receiving Notice to Proceed (NTP), CMA will schedule a project kick-off meeting with the City's
management team. The purpose of the meeting will be to develop the goals for the project, agree on a
schedule, and to review the team's site analysis. The CMA project team will have visited the site prior
to meeting in order to have a set of fresh eyes on the site and bring additional ideas to the table prior
to possibly being influenced by the City's experience with the project. This can often lead to project
enhancements or additional issues that may need to be addressed in the design and permitting process.
The team will also have performed due diligence from a planning and zoning perspective to ensure
that we understand the entitlement and approval process for the project. After the meeting, CMA will
provide the City with Meeting Minutes and a Project Schedule, and will order necessary geotechnical,
structural, and topographic surveys. We will also begin to move foward with 30% Design Documents.
CMA has advanced in-house Geographic Information Systems (GIS) capabilities, including accurate
UDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) data for a significant portion of South Florida, including the City of
Sunny Isles Beach. This allows us to begin design work while the traditional survey is being performed.
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This is a great advantage because we can shave several weeks off of any proposed design schedule.
We will begin design within days of meeting with the City for the kick-off meeting. Later in the design
) process we will make necessary adjustments based on the traditional survey.
30% Design Documents
Our landscape architecture staff will generate one or multiple concepts, depending on the Client's
needs, for consideration at the 30% design stage. Our team will provide either hand sketches or fully
rendered 3D models using Sketch-up and Maxwell Render software depending on what is appropriate
forthe Client. The 30% design documents will include a site layout, preliminary routing of utilities and
drainage, conceptual locations for all site elements, and conceptual landscape and hardscape design, as
well as a materials palette with preliminary pricing for the project. All renderings generated at this stage
of the project will be suitable for use by the City for presentation to the public or other government
staff as necessary. CMA will submit the 30% Design Documents for comment to the City and arrange
a follow-up meeting with City staff to review project goals and schedule at this stage of the design.
Our team will again provide Meeting Minutes to make certain that major points of conversation have
been recorded and the design team is moving forward with a common purpose for the 60% Design
Documents.
60% Design Documents
Once the City has offered feedback on the 30% Design Documents, our team will make any necessary
adjustments to the proposed design and begin to fine tune the documents for a second round of
comments from the City's team. During this stage of design, we will be focused on moving the design
towards greater technical accuracy for execution and submittal to the multiple regulatory agencies that
will review the project. It is at this stage that we will flush out any unanticipated regulatory hurdles
and take the actions necessary to keep the project on schedule and budget without sacrifice to design
quality. At the conclusion of 60% design documents, the site plan will be nearly final, all materials will
have been selected, and all technical and regulatory issues will have been identified. CMA will submit
the documents for review to the City's management team along with choices to be made based on
preliminary meetings with pertinent regulatory agencies. CMA will meet with city staff and collaborate
with the Client to continue to move the project forward.
90% Design Documents
After incorporating feedback from the City on the 60% Design Documents, CMA will make their first
submittal to pertinent regulatory agencies in order to get official comments from each agency involved.
At this stage the construction documents will be nearly complete and while waiting for comments from
regulatory agencies, CMA will begin developing the specifications package that will accompany the
drawings for bidding. Once comments have been received from regulatory agencies, CMA will review
the comments and the 90% drawings with the Client to coordinate any final decisions that need to
made prior to final submittal to the agencies for permits.
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Permitting
Critical to the success of the project is to develop a thorough understanding of the current permitting
environment and process. Required permits for the improvements requested will include, but are not
necessarily limited to the following:
. Miami-Dade County Permit, Environment, and Regulatory Affairs (PERA) for impacts to stormwater
and any existing vegetation that may require a mitigation plan in order to receive permitting through
this agency. Because the project is less than 40 acres in size, no permitting through South Florida
Water Management District is anticipated.
. Utilities connections for water and electric will be required through North Miami Beach Public
Services and Florida Power & Light.
. Plans will need to be reviewed by the City of Sunny Isles of Beach internal departments.
. Unlike typical projects in Miami Dade County, the parks will also need to be reviewed by the Florida
Department of Environmental Protection, Florida Fish and Wildlife Service, and the Army Corps of
Engineers for coastal impacts. Our team has permitted four projects through these agencies in the
last five years and is currently working on two coastal projects requiring this level of permitting,
making our relationships at these agencies current. These particular agencies are the critical path
item of most significance. Depending on the nature of the work, permitting through these agencies
can take from 3-9 months.
100% Design Documents
At the 100% Design Document stage, all comments by regulatory agencies will have been addressed,
all permits will be obtained, and the City will have a full set of executable construction documents and
specifications.
Construction Administration
The Engineering Construction and Inspection Department at Chen Moore and Associates consists of
highly experienced professionals backed by years of experience and the latest technology. They assist
the engineers in many aspects of the project including:
. Constructability Review and Quantity Measurement
. Bidding and Contract Awards Assistance
. Shop Drawing Review
. Contract Administration and Payments
. Field Inspection and Reporting
. Field Engineering and Problem Solving
. Public Information and Liaison with Community
The following section elaborates on the abilities of the staff to complete all required construction
administration tasks.
. Coordinating the bid process, analysis of bids received, and providing recommendation on the
award of construction contract
The Chen and Associates is very familiar with the entire bidding process. Recent experience
involved large construction contracts going to bid as part of the Broward County Neighborhood
Improvement Projects. However, in many instances, smaller contracts were processed for various
projects in municipalities throughout South Florida. At many different capacities, the Chen Team
can administer all the bid process needs of the City.
. Preparation of supplementary sketches required to solve problems during construction
Being a small firm, we believe that it is our duty to the client to respond as quickly as possible when
a problem arises. ketches to solve construction issues can be produced within minutes, and the
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. Checking detailed construction and shop drawings submitted by the contractor for compliance
with the design concept
Our Team has extensive experience reviewing plans for internal projects and for outside clients.
Chen Moore and Associates understands the need for internal review of design drawings. Plan
review is done by Professional Engineers and Landscape Architects, as well as Field Inspectors, who
give feedback on the constructability of projects. Chen Moore and Associates also realizes that it
is sometimes necessary to review and verify work performed by prior consultants. Shop drawings
will be reviewed in a timely manner. he Chen Team has established contacts with several different
concrete material supply companies. This has proven useful in getting shop drawings made and
approved.
. Making periodic visits to the project site at intervals appropriate to the various stages of
construction to observe progress and the quality of the executed work
Depending upon the specific needs of each project, the Chen Team will make construction inspectors
available full-time, or available at critical junctures in the project process, for certification and
testing.
. On-going communication between the Client, Contractor, Consultant and Community. Chen
Moore and Associates has established a very good reputation as a Construction Administration
firm. One important aspect of clarification is between the Community and the Client. This cannot
be overlooked. The construction phase is when most residents notice changes occurring, along
with disruptions. It is during this time that most residents start paying more attention to the actual
changes taking place. It is extremely important to keep an on-going dialogue with the residents
to explain why certain aspects were designed as they were and what the overall benefits will
eventually be.
The Chen Team realizes that even with the best planning, pre-investigation, design and
communication, changes can occur during construction. The most effective way of dealing with
change orders is to try to anticipate them, provide alternative solutions quickly, which are acceptable
to both Client and Contractor, and negotiate with both entities to minimize additional costs. Often
times, changes can be made on site without the need for the change order process. Chen Moore
and Associates has built a reputation of administering projects in a way which minimizes change
orders and the costs associated with them.
. Issuing instructions from the City to the contractor or contractors, issuing necessary interpretations
and clarifications of contract documents, and making decisions as to the acceptability of the
work
At Chen Moore and Associates, the design professionals work very closely with the in-house
inspectors, allowing a different point of view to be seen when interpreting construction documents.
Considerable experience has been gained due to the fact that all design professionals involved in
infrastructure design have had field experience, in-house, performing construction management
services. The lessons learned in the field are incorporated into design, and the design professionals
have the knowledge to make educated decisions about the acceptability of the work.
. Determining amounts of progress payments due, based on completion of the work, and
recommending issuance of such payments by the City.
The field inspectors of the Chen Team will be equipped with the knowledge of each step taken
in the project process, and therefore will be able to assess the progress of the construction. The
field inspectors will then convey to the design professionals what they feel is an appropriate
recommendation to the City, and the engineer will consider this opinion and possibly field verify
this opinion before making the final recommendation to the City.
. Observing initial operation of the project, or performance tests required by specifications
The design team at Chen Moore and Associates feels that it is their duty to be present for all
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important procedures that have an effect on the project. Since the outcome of these procedures
will be incorporated into the design, the design professionals are obligated to observe and approve
the procedures.
. Making a final inspection and reparting on completion of the project, including recommendations
concerning final payments to contractors and release of retained percentages, if any
During the final walk-through of the construction, the inspectors will be required to maintain
extensive documentation that can clearly be understood by the design professionals. The design
professionals, in turn, will issue recommendations of final payment to the contractor after they are
satisfied that the construction process is complete.
. Preparing needed documents including record drawings and certifications for submittal to
regulatory agencies
Chen Moore and Associates is very familiar with dealing with regulatory agencies, so they will be
able to predict and deliver what the agency needs. The Chen Team is also experienced in dealing
with unexpected events and situations, and can respond promptly with the required information.
Methodology For Project Budget and Schedules
Cost control is an important part of any project. While there are many ways to save money for our
clients, we mainly divide our cost saving efforts into two specific areas: Contract Cost Control and Value
Engineering of Construction Documents.
Contract Cost Control
Chen Moore and Associates is sensitive to our clients' budgets and needs. We spend time scoping the
project and developing accurate schedules and fees. We pride ourselves on getting the job done and
minimizing additional services or changes to the contract. To remain within budget, Chen Moore and
Associates uses Deltek and a variety of internal spreadsheets for project tracking and cost control.
The Deltek system is a computerized accounting package designed to automatically integrate data
provided by the accounting system, such as timesheet entry, accounts payable, operating supplies, and
subconsultant costs. All labor and other direct-cost charges for each task of each project are collected
and maintained by Deltek. The project's manager receives project cost information reports weekly,
detailing work performed during the previous week, as well as a monthly summary report that shows
labor charges (hours and dollars) by individuals and other miscellaneous direct costs. Because this
accounting system is continually updated, the project manager may review project status at any time
by viewing the information on a computer terminal or on printed reports. From this information, the
project manager can continually compare actual costs versus budgeted costs on a weekly basis.
Value Engineering
To keep project costs down, Chen Moore and Associates has become very knowledgeable with "value
engineering" practices. Today's economy has forced many agencies to revisit their criteria and more
construction materials are now allowed in the design and construction of projects. Chen Moore and
Associates advocate material substitution while maintaining the quality of the product. Our project
experience has shown us that a good consultant will work closely with maintenance and facilities
managers, contractors and manufacturing companies. We believe that tracking the estimated cost
of construction is a key element in the success of any project. During the design process, the Chen
Moore team will provide cost estimates at each milestone submittal to ensure the project remains
within budget. While we cannot guarantee any cost estimate produced, we guarantee we will treat
your construction budget as ours and we will make every effort to save you money and report cost data
at regular intervals.
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Project Schedule
Successful schedule control begins during the planning and design phases of a project. The infrastructure
improvement projects typically require a very tight schedule for design that can only be successfully
carried out by a firm with not only the resources necessary to produce a quality set of plans in a short
amount of time but the experience to understand the needs and requirements of the agencies reviewing
their plans. Chen Moore and Associates is committed to providing adequate staffing to complete these
projects on time and will use our experience to anticipate all regulatory agency comments and address
them before the initial submittal. Chen Moore and Associates has extensive experience with design and
permitting of various infrastructure improvement projects. In order to keep track of project schedules,
the Chen Moore team uses Microsoft Project and Primavera. In addition, we will maintain an updated
permit tracker spreadsheet outlining all permits and their anticipated approval.
Differences in Designing/Managing Private vs. Public Projects
Our team of professionals has some of the most diverse backgrounds in the industry. Our experience
ranges anywhere from large-scale neighborhood improvement and redevelopment projects, master
plan studies, streetscape design, park improvements, and municipal buildings. In addition, the Chen
Moore team has worked on a variety of private projects which include large hospitals, stadiums, sports
and recreational facilities, colleges and universities, golf courses and clubhouses, and resorts, as well
as residential, commercial and industrial site development. We believe this diversity of experience and
understanding of both the public and private realm provide us with the ability to have a 360 degree
view of any assignment.
There are many differences in the management style and project approach to private projects versus
public projects; however, the one thing both have in common is that in today's economy project budgets
are the driving factor. Having successfully applied value engineering practices to past projects, the Chen
Moore team is able to address this very important factor.
Perhaps the most evident difference between public and private projects is the procurement process.
Our team understands that the City has to follow certain criteria and a series of steps in order to
approve project budgets and project changes, which are subject to approval by different boards or
committees. The City's Project Managers have to answer to public officials as well as the general public.
On the other hand, the private sector is much more streamlined; approvals of additional budgets or
decisions can be decided by one individual.
Because of the additional layers of approvals within government clients, consultants must carefully
plan the project schedule and time lines well in advance. A good consultant knows that the project
schedule cannot be fully developed without the City's input.
There are many issues to consider when managing a municipal project that don't exist in a private
project. But there are two key issues that need to be accounted for when managing a public project:
the funds being used come from the taxpayers and the end user's (the general public) input must be
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Sunny Isles 13each Government Center
18070 Collins Avenue
Sunny Islcs Bcach, rlorida 33160
To Whom It May Conccrn,
This leiteI' is 10 acknowledge Ihatthe firm orChen Moore and Associates
is the prime consultant for the Dcerficld Beach Main Beach Parking I.ot
Reconstruction. This project involved the conceptual design lbr
combining three adjacent parking lots between A I A and Ocean Way in
the Coastal Construction Control Line. Chen Moore's design incorporated
public comments, City staff requirements and involved numerous
regulatory agcneies such as the Florida Departmcnt of Environmental
Protection Coastal Division and the rloridll rish and Wildlife
Commission.
The Main Beach Parking Lot Conceptual Plan has bccn completcd and is
expccted to move forward into full design as funding bccomes available.
Thc eRA anticipates contracting with Chen Moorc and Associates to
advance this project through design, pcrmitting and bid preparation stages
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CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS OFFICE
T 01: 305-673.7071, Fax; 305-673-7073
RE: South Pointe Phases 3, 4 & 5 Right-of-Way Improvement Project
Miami Beach, FL
Design Start Date: January 2004 ,
Design Completion Date: June 2010
To Whom It May Concern:
I would like to take this opportunity to express our gratitude for the exemplary
engineering services provided by the Chen and Associates team that contributed to the
successful planning,design, permitting, bid, award and construction administration of
the South Pointe Phases 3, 4, & 5 Right-of-Way Improvement Project in Miami Beach,
Florida.
The Project Scope of Work includes improvements to the stormwater colleclion and
disposal system, including construction of twenty-one (21) gravity wells and pump
station, water distribution system, lighting, roadway reconstruction. roadway milling and
resurfacing, signage and pavement markings, landscaping, and irrigation.
The City of Miami Beach can always rely of Chen and Associates for their
professionalism, honesty and commitment to quality with any project they receive. With
this said, I hereby recommend Chen and Associates to provide engineering services to
City of Miami, they would be a great asset to your City project.
Carla on
Capital Project Coordinator
cc: Fernando Vazquez, CIP Director
Oscar Bello, Chen Moore and Associates
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'Venice of }I.men'ca
April 26, 2012
Re: Chen and Associates Engineer, Inc. - Reference of Services
To Whom It May Concern:
This letter is to acknowledge that the firm of Chen and Associates Consulting Engineers, Inc.
(d/b/a Chen Moore and Associates) was the prime consultant for the Fort Lauderdale Beach
Park Project. This project involved the reconstruction of the main parking lot eastward of State
Road A 1 A at the southern end of the public beach. The project involved public outreach and the
involvement of numerous regulatory agencies, including the Florida Department of
Environmental Protection Coastal Division and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission.
The project was completed on schedule and with no change orders attributable to the consultant.
The City would utilize Chen Moore and Associates in the future for similar work.
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Public Works Director
PUBLIC WORKS I>El'AltTMENT
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Chen Moore and Associates has its corporate headquarters in Fort Lauderdale, with additional
branch offices in Miami, West Palm Beach, Stuart and Gainesville. Our local office responsible for
this RFQ is located:
1444 Biscayne Boulevard, Suite 204
Miami, FL 33132
Telephone: (786) 497-1500
Fax: (786) 497-2300
Point of Contact: Cristobal Betancourt, RLA
Our central locale enables on-staff professionals to develop innovative, yet practical designs based on
special insights into the problems and requirements of the communities of which they are a part. By
living and working in these communities, Chen Moore and Associates' engineering professionals are
able to work closely with their clients.
Our additional office locations are below.
Broward Office (Corporate headquarters)
500 West Cypress Creek Road, Suite 630
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309
Telephone: (954) 730-0707
Fax: (954) 730-2030
Point of Contact: Peter Moore, P,E., LEED AP
Palm Beach Office
500 Australian Avenue South, Suite 710
West Palm Beach, FL 33401
Telephone: (561) 746-6900
Fax: (561) 746-8333
Point of Contact: James Barton, P.E., LEED AP
Gainesville Office
14 East University Ave, Suite 206
Gainesville, FL 32601
Telephone: (352) 374-1997
Fax: (352) 244-0875
Point of Contact: Jason Haeseler, P. E.
Stuart Office
510 SE Dixie Highway
Stuart, FL 34994
Telephone: (772) 919-7018
Fax: (772) 919-7019
Point of Contact: Cristobal Betancourt, RLA
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SECTION 6
BID SUBMITTAL FOR:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF ADDENDA
INSTRUCTIONS: COMPLETE PART I OR PART II, WHICHEVER APPLIES
PART I:
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LIST BELOW ARE THE DATES OF ISSUE FOR EACH ADDENDUM RECEIVED IN CONNECTION
WITH THIS BID
Request for clarification #1, Dated April 26, 2012
Addendum #2, Dated
Addendum #3, Dated
Addendum #4, Dated
Addendum #5, Dated
Addendum #6, Dated
Addendum #7, Dated
Addendum #8, Dated
PART II:
o NO ADDENDUM WAS RECEIVED IN CONNECTION WITH THIS BID
FIRM NAME: Chen Moore and ~5fuclates
TITLE OF OFF
DATE: Aori130.2012
Peter Moore. P.E.. LEED AP. President
AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE:
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BID SUBMITTAL FORM
Bid Title: DESIGN AND PERMITTING SERVICES OF THE INTRACOASTAL PARKS
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 Documents
within the Contract Time indicated in this Bid and in accordance with the other terms and conditions of
the Contract Documents.
The Proposers accepts all of the terms and conditions of the Advertisement or Request for Qualifications
and Instructions to Proposers, including without limitation those dealing with the disposition of Bid
Security, 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 Bonds and 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:
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· The Proposer has familiarized himself/herself with the nature and extent of the
Contract Documents, Work, site, locality, and all local conditions and Law and
Regulations that in any manner may affect cost, progress, performance, or
furnishing of the Work,
· The Proposer has given the City written notice of all conflicts, errors,
discrepancies that it has discovered in the Contract Documents and the written
resolution thereof by City is acceptable to the Proposer.
This Bid is genuine and not made in the interest of or on behalf of any
undisclosed person, firm or corporation and is not submitted in conformity with
any agreement or rules of any group, association, organization, or corporation;
the Proposer has not directly or indirectly induced or solicited any other
Proposers to submit a false or sham Bid; the Proposer has not solicited or
induced any person, firm or corporation to refrain from Bidding; and Proposer
has not sought by collusion to obtain for itself any advantage over any other
Proposers or over the City.
The City and the successful Proposer will establish completion times for each individual Work Item and
the successful Proposer agrees that the work will be completed within the time frames agreed upon and
stipulated in the individual Purchase Orders and/or Notice to Proceed,
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Firm Name:
Chen Moore and Associates
Street Address:
1444 Biscayne Boulevard, Suite 204 Miami, FL 33132
Mailing Address (if different):
Same
Telephone No{786) 497-1500
Fax No, (786) 497-2300
Email Address: cbetancourt(1ilchenmoore.com FEIN No. 5J~ -.lJJJ3J..!JJ~~~
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Signature: ( {j
(Signature of authorized t
Print Name: Peter Moore
Title: President
THE EXECUTION OF THIS FORM CONSTITUTES THE UNEQUIVOCAL OFFER OF PROPOSER TO
BE BOUND BY THE TERMS OF ITS PROPOSAL. FAILURE TO SIGN THIS SOLICITATION WHERE
INDICATED ABOVE BY AN AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE SHALL RENDER THE PROPOSAL
NON-RESPONSIVE. THE CITY MAY, HOWEVER, IN ITS SOLE DISCRETION, ACCEPT ANY
PROPOSAL THAT INCLUDES AN EXECUTED DOCUMENT WHICH UNEQUIVOCALLY BINDS THE
PROPOSER TO THE TERMS OF ITS OFFER.
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City of Sunny Isles Beach
18070 Collins Avenue
Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160
Telephone: (305) 947-0606 Fax: (305) 949-3113
STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF RrO\M;;lrd
The undersigned being first duly sworn as provided by law, deposes, and says:
This Affidavit is made with the knowledge and intent that it is to be filed with the City of Sunny Isles Beach City Commission and that it will be
relied upon by said County, in any consideration which may give to and any action it may take with respect to this Bid,
The undersigned is authorized to make this Affidavit on behalf of,
Chen Moore and Associates
(Name of Corporation, Partnership, Individual, etc,)
a, Corporation
(Type of Business)
, formed under the laws of
Florida
(State)
of which he is
President
(Sole Owner, Partner, President, etc,)
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Neither the undersigned nor any person, firm, or corporation named in above Paragraph 10,2, nor anyone else to the knowledge of the
undersigned, have themselves solicited or employed anyone else to solicit favorable action for this Bid by the City, also that no head of any
department or employee therein, or any officer of the City of Sunny Isles Beach, Florida is directly interested therein.
This Bid is genuine and not collusive or a sham; the person, firm or corporation named above in Paragraph 10,2 has not colluded, conspired,
connived or agreed directly or indirectly with any proposers or person, firm or corporation, to put in a sham Bid, or that such person, firm or
corporation, shall refrain from Bidding, and has not in any manner, directly or indirectly, sought by agreement or collusion, or communication
or conference with any person, firm or corporation, to fix the prices of said Bid or Bids of any other proposers; and all statements contained in
the Bid or Bids described above true; and further; neither the undersigned, nor the person, firm or corporation named above in Paragraph
10,2, has directly or indirectly submitte said Bid or the contents thereof, or divulged information or data relative thereto, to any association or
to any member or agent thereof.
President
AFFIANT'S TITLE
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City of Sunny Isles Beach
18070 Collins Avenue
Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160
Telephone: (305) 947-0606 Fax: (305) 949-3113
SWORN STATEMENT PURSUANT TO SECTION 287.133(3)(a)
FLORIDA STATUTES, ON PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES
PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES
Pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (2) (a) of Section 287,133, Florida State Statutes - "A person or affiliate
who has been placed on the convicted vendor list following a conviction for a public entity crime may not submit a
Bid on a Contract to provide any goods or services to a public entity, may not submit a Bid on a Contract with a
public entity for the construction or repair of a public building or public Work, may not submit Bids on leases of
real property to a public entity, may not be awarded to perform Work as a Contractor, supplier, Sub-Contractor, or
Consultant under a Contract with any public entity, and may not transact business with any public entity in excess
of the threshold amount Category Two of Sec, 287.017, FS for thirty six months from the date of being placed on
the convicted vendor list",
THIS FORM MUST BE SIGNED AND SWORN TO IN THE PRESENCE OF A NOTARY PUBLIC OR OTHER
OFFICIAL AUTHORIZED TO ADMINISTER OATHS.
11.1. This sworn statement is submitted to City of Sunny Isles Beach
by
Peter Moore, P.E., LEED AP President
[pnnt IndiVidual s name and tllle]
for
Chen Moore and Associates
[print name of entity sUbmlll"'9 sworn statement]
whose business address is:
1444 Biscayne Boulevard, Suite 204 Miami, FL 33132
and (if applicable) its Federal Employer Identification number (FEIN) is 59-2739866
(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 nolo 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
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market value under an arm's length agreement, shall be a prime facie case that one person
controls another person. A person who knowingly enters into a joint venture with a person who
has been convicted of a public entity crime in Florida during the preceding 36 months shall be
considered an affiliate.
11.5.
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
entity, The term "persons" includes those officers, directors, executives, partners, shareholders,
employees, members, and agents who are active in management of any entity,
11.6.
Based on information and belief, the statement which I have marked below is true in relation to the entity
submitting this sworn statement. (Indicate which statement applies.)
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Neither the entity submitting this sworn statement, nor any of it's officers, directors, executives, partners,
shareholders, employees, members, or agents who are active in the management of the entity, nor any
affiliate of the entity has been charged with and convicted of a public entity crime subsequent to July 1,
1989.
The entity submitting this sworn statement, or one or more of its officers, directors, executives, partners,
shareholders, employees, members, or agents who are active in the management of the entity, or an
affiliate of the entity has been charged with and convicted of a public entity crime subsequent to July 1,
1989.
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The entity submitting this sworn statement, or one or more of its officers, directors, executives, partners,
shareholders, employees, members, or agents who are active in the management of the entity, or an
affiliate of the entity has been charged with and convicted of a public entity crime subsequent to July 1,
1989, However, there has been a subsequent proceeding before a Hearing Officer of the State of
Florida, Division of Administrative Hearings and the Final Order entered by the Hearing Officer of the
State of Florida, Division of Administrative Hearings and the Final Order entered by the Hearing Officer
determined that it was not in the public interest to place the entity submitting this sworn statement on the
convicted vendor list. (Attach a copy of the final order.)
I UNDERSTAND THAT THE SUBMISSION OF THIS FORM TO THE CONTRACTING OFFICER FOR THE
PUBLIC ENTITY IDENTIFIED IN PARAGRAPH 11.1 (ONE) ABOVE IS FOR THAT PUBLIC ENTITY ONLY AND,
THAT THIS FORM IS VALID THROUGH DECEMBER 31 OF THE CALENDAR YEAR IN WHICH IT IS FilED. I
ALSO UNDERSTAND THAT I AM REQUIRED TO INFORM THE PUBLIC ENTITY PRIOR TO ENTERING INTO
A CONTRACT IN EXCESS OF THE THRES lD AMOUNT PROVIDED IN SECTION 287.017, FLORIDA
STATUTES, FOR CATEGORY TWO OF A/Y;, ANGE IN THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS FORM,
By: ( ~'
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Sworn to and subscribed before me this 30
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EQUAL OPPORTUNITY /
AFFIRMA TIVE ACTION
City of Sunny Isles Beach
18070 Collins Avenue
Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160
Telephone: (305) 947-0606 Fax: (305) 949-3113
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY I AFFIRMATIVE ACTION STATEMENT
The contractors and all subcontractors hereby agree to a commitment to the principles and
practices of equal opportunity in employment and to comply with the letter and spirit of
federal, state, and local laws and regulations prohibiting discrimination based on race,
color, religion, national region, sex, age, handicap, marital status, and political affiliation or
belief.
Signed: Peter Moore, P.E., LEED AP
Title: President
Firm: Chen Moore and Associates
Address: 1444 Biscavne Boulevard. Suite 204 Miami. FL 33132
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CONFLICT OF INTEREST
City of Sunny Isles Beach
18070 Collins Avenue
Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160
Telephone: (305) 947-0606 Fax: (305) 949-3113
CONFLICT OF INTEREST STATEMENT
The award of any contract hereunder is subject to the provisions of Chapter 112, Florida State Statutes. Proposers must
disclose with their Bids, the name of any officer, director, partner, associate or agent who is also an officer or employee of the
City of Sunny Isles Beach or its agencies,
STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF Broward
BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, personally appeared Peter Moore, P.E., LEED AP
deposes, and states:
, who was duly sworn,
18.1. I am
Chpn Moorp amI Ac;c;odatpc;
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the President
with a local office in Miami
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and principal office in
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18.2. The above named entity is submitting a Bie-for the City of Sunny Isles Beach, Bid No, 12-04-04 described
as: Landscape Maintenance Services. The Affiant has made diligent inquiry and provides the information contained in this
Affidavit based upon his own knowledge,
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18.3 The Affiant states that only one submittal for the above .g;e.is being submitted and that the above named entity has
no financial interest in other entities submitting Bids for the same project.
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18.4 Neither the Affiant nor the above named entity has directly or indirectly entered into any agreement, participated in
any collusinrQ or otherwise taken any action in restraints of free competitive pricing in connection with the entity's submittal for
the above ~ This statement restricts the discussion of pricing data until the completion of negotiations if necessary and
execution of the Contract for this project.
18.5 Neither the entity nor its affiliates, nor anyone 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 anyone associated with them have any potential conflict of interest due to any
other clients, contracts, or property interests for this project.
18.7 I certify that no member of the entity's ownership or management is presently applying for any employee position or
actively seeking an elected position with the City of Sunny Isles Beach.
18.8 I 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.
ict of interest is identified in the provision of services, I, on behalf of the above named entity, will
of Sunny Isles Beach. ....____'
day of .r-H------- ,2012,
Peter Moore. P.E.. LEED AP. President
Print or Type Name and Title
Sworn to an subscribed before me this ~ day of
a<J Pe son ally Known OR
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NOTARY PUBLIC STATE OF FLORIDA
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DISPUTE DISCLOSURE
Of SUfi
City of Sunny Isles Beach
18070 Collins Avenue
Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160
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
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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
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19.3. Has your firm had against it or filed any requests for equitable adjustment, contract claims, Bid protests,
or litigation in the past five (5) years that is related to the services your firm provides in the regular course of
business?
YES NO x If yes, state the nature of the request for equitable adjustment, contract
claim, litigation, or protest, and state a brief description of the case, the outcome or status of the suit and the
monetary amounts of extended contract time involved.
I hereby certify that all statements made are true and agree and understand that any misstatement or
misrepresentation of falsification of facts shall be cause for forfeiture of rights for further consideration of this Bid
for the City of Sunny Isles Beach.
April 30 2012
Date
Peter Moore, P.E., LEED AP, President
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ANTI-KICKBACK
City of Sunny Isles Beach
18070 Collins Avenue
Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160
Telephone: (305) 947-0606 Fax: (305) 949-3113
ANTI-KICKBACK AFFIDAVIT
STATE OF FLORIDA )
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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
commission, kickback, reward or gift, directly or indirectly by me or any member of my firm or
by an officer of the corporation.
By:
Peter Moore, P.E., LEED(4
Title: President
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The foregoing instrument
April , 20---.1f.., by
of person], as President
Chen Moore and Associates
executed] .
was acknowledged before me this
Peter Moore. P.E.. LEED AP
30 day of
[name
[type of authority], for
[name of party on behalf of whom instrument was
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NOTARY PUBLIC-STATE OF FLORIDA
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