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and the manpower
necessary to respond to
the needs of the City of
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Approach to Project Services
PBS&J offers the City of Clearwater a solid project understand-
ing, a proven approach based on experience, and a commit-
ment to excellence.
P BS&J and Real Estate Research Consultants, Inc. (RERC), hereafter
called the PBS&J Planning Team, have discussed the potential for devel-
opment of the City of Clearwater's downtown, Greenwood, and beach
areas, and has put together the following approach scenario. This approach
could be completed on a work order-by-work order basis as the City of
Clearwater sees fit and as the project unfolds over the five-year life of the
contract. We recognize that aspects of the development process can move along
slowly at times, at other times schedules can be hectic, and often decisions are
needed quickly. The PBS&J Planning Team has both the experience and the
manpower necessary to respond accordingly.
The overall goal of the proposed work program is to thoroughly understand and
summarize the opportunities and constraints affecting each of the redevelop-
ment areas. The objective will be to develop a mission statement, a vision, and
a strategic plan for each of the redevelopment areas.
The first step in the planning process is to create a mission statement that will
be utilized to develop a vision through a community-wide consensus building
program. With these two critical elements in place, the City of Clearwater can
move forward in the creation of any Community Redevelopment Areas and/or
Special Districts that may be required to facilitate the funding of important
infrastructure requirements.
The following project approach outlines a five-task process that would occur
over the planning period. The work tasks are as follows:
Task 1.0 - Confirmation of Planning Approach / Purpose
Task 2.0 - Mission Statement, Planning Goals and Objectives Workshop
Task 3.0 - Development olr Conceptual Plans
Task 4.0 - Conceptual Plan workshop
Task 5.0 . Final Redevelopment Plan and Report
The proposed multi-step process attempts to maximize opportunities for public
input and involvement in order to achieve broad-based support and consensus
for the final plan. The process also helps to focus the efforts of the PBS&J
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PBS&J's project
approach will set a
direction for the
definition of a mission
statement, vision, and the
organization of
the strategic
planning effort.
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Planning Team in providing efficient work efforts. Each of the anticipated tasks
is described below:
Task 1.0 . Confirmation of Planning Approach / Purpose
Task 1.1 - Workshop Organization
In preparation for the public workshops, the PBS&J Planning Team, City of
Clearwater, City Council, Planning Commission, and staff and community
leaders will refine the overall project approach. The project approach will set a
direction for the definition of a mission statement, vision, and the organization
of the strategic planning effort. The key steps include:
· Led by Dale Siska, PBS&J's public workshop facilitator, the City of
Clearwater, City Council, Planning Commission, and staff will meet and
identify community stakeholders for inclusion in the planning process.
Stakeholders may include other City of Clearwater consultants, leaders of
various local civic and business groups, special interest groups, property
owners within the redevelopment area, chairpersons from adjacent home-
owner associations, and individuals from the public at large. Hereafter, this
group shall be referred to as the Development Planning Team (DPT).
· The DPT will review and refine the initial project approach, schedules and
task assignments.
· The DPT will identify existing sources of background infoffilation and
studies done by the City of Clearwater or any other agencies that could
prove beneficial to the PBS&J Planning Team in their research efforts.
· The DPT will identify local individuals who can assist in establishing a
mailing list for potential public information survey and workshop notifica-
tion.
· The DPT will identify local individuals who can assist in conducting initial
interviews with designated City of Clearwater, city, business, and/or com-
munity groups.
Task 1.2 - Inventory/Assessment of Background Information
Based on the DPT identified background information and studies, the PBS&J
Planning Team will prepare a site evaluation study. To the extent possible,
work that has already been accomplished by the City, and work that the City
can continue to perfonn in collecting and analyzing additional information,
shall be utilized and not duplicated by the PBS&J Planning Team. The evalua-
tion study will identify the opportunities and constraints impacting the three
redevelopment areas, and shall include the following:
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. Blight study findings and recommendations, if available
. Property ownership
-Determine current site ownership(s)
-If necessary, review public records
-If necessary conduct title search
. Zoning information
-Identify current zoning
-Identify permitted uses
. Comprehensive plan designation(s)
-Identify future land use designations and restrictions
. Existing developments
-Identify existing land uses
-Identify prior site approvals in local vicinity
. Identification of levels of service and infrastructure needs in the
redevelopment areas
-Water
-Sewer
-Stormwater management
-Transportation
-Schools
-Parks
. Restrictions
-Identify existing development restrictions
-Identify environmental limitations
. Planned improvements
-Identify five year planned infrastructure improvements
-Identify funding sources
. Provide conclusive information that the study area meets the definition of a
redevelopment area as defined in Florida Statute Chapter 163. Research to
review market and financial conditions.
. Review relative property values provided by the City for general under-
standing of the study area. It is not intended to provide a property by
property appraisal of values.
. Provide a brief summary of the regional economic framework to identify the
relative market positions of the study area in relation to other areas of the
City, County, and Region.
. Conduct a photographic survey for each of the development areas and
prepare a summary slide presentation for use and reference during future
workshop sessions.
. The DPT shall collectively prepare a draft mission statement and schedule,
as well as an agenda for future workshops.
. Prepare a plan that graphically depicts the opportunities and constraints for
redevelopment of the three specified areas.
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The key focus of the
community workshops will
be to solicit input from the
public, summarize L~ues
raised, and achieve
consensus on primary
needs and opportunities.
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Task 2.0 . Mission statement, Planning Goals and Objectives Workshop
The DPTwill conduct a Goals and Opportunities Workshop and Public Hear-
ing to present the draft mission statement and to begin establishing the basic
planning goals and objectives for the subject property. The key focus of the
workshop will be to solicit input from the public, summarize issues raised, and
achieve consensus on primary needs and opportunities.
The workshop will be conducted as an organized public forum with assigned
topics, tasks, and a presentation of findings to all participants. The results will
be summarized during the meeting and displayed in chart format that addresses
the topics of concern.
Task 3.0 . Development of Conceptual Plans
Based on information collected and developed in Tasks 1 and Task 2, the
PBS&J Planning Team will prepare several alternative land use plans for the
Redevelopment area. Each plan will show proposed recommendations for land
use changes, historic preservation/theming, waterfront and recreational develop-
ment opportunities, and streets cape improvements. These plans will be
color-rendered for presentation.
Task 4.0 . Conceptual Plan Workshop
Following Task 3, the DPT will conduct an intensive, three-day workshop/
public hearing session facilitated by the PBS&J Planning Team. The first day
of the workshop will explore the alternative conceptual development scenarios
and develop a consensus among the members of DPT. Economic development
forecasts for the conceptual plans will be discussed relative to their ability to
produce a tax increment finance revenue stream.
The second day of the workshop will be spent preparing a revised concept plan
based on the consensus developed. In addition, the PBS&J Planning Team will
prepare a draft strategic plan based on the urban design framework, future
development opportunities, and marketing and economic strategies.
At designated times during the entire three-days, the workshop will be open to
the public and local press for input and reaction. The third day is such a time.
Upon completion, a summary of workshop findings and recommendations will
be prepared and distributed among the stakeholders. The summary will include
written and graphic materials.
Task 5.0 . Final Redevelopment Plan and Report
Following the workshop, the PBS&J Planning Team will make any necessary
revisions and prepare the final land use plan and strategic action plan. Upon
the creation of a Final Redevelopment Land Use Plan with associated improve-
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ment cost estimates, an annual revenue forecast through 2000, as well as a
cumulative forecast for the year 2028, will be provided. The latter year repre-
sents the conclusion of a 30-year effective period for the three community
redevelopment plans.
The final report will include an assessment of market potential in the redevel-
opment area that focuses on the type and amount of development that would
occur under private market conditions, as well as any additional development
anticipated based on public sector assistance.
Finally, the report will document the planning process and develop a
prioritization of projects and programs, including an administrative work
program of recommended actions and assigned responsibilities. Funding
sources and financing strategies will be developed for the recommended im-
provement program. The Final Redevelopment Plan and Report is typically
produced in II" x I 7" format suitable for reproduction in color or black and
white.
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May 19, 1998
Mr. George McKibben
Purchasing Manager
City of Clearwater
100 South Myrtle Avenue
Clearwater, Florida 33756
Re: Request for Qualifications 90-98
Redevelopment and Revitalization Consulting Services
Dear Mr. McKibben:
PBS&J and Real Estate Research Consultants (RERC) welcome the opportunity to
present our qualifications to the City of Clearwater for consulting services related to the
preparation of a redevelopment plan for the City of Clearwater Downtown, Greenwood,
and Beach areas.
Our Planning Team is particularly qualified in the areas ofproject management,
redevelopment planning, economic planning, waterfront and recreational planning, and
urban design. In addition, all of the senior professionals on the project team have
considerable experience in public workshop facilitation, a component, we believe is
essential to the success of the development of the respective areas. Individual
qualifications highlighted below demonstrate our unique ability to manage, facilitate, and
perform the tasks outlined in our project approach.
Roger B. Anderson, Sr., AICP will serve as Project Manager for the City of Clearwater
project. He will act as the single point of contact with the City for all contractual and task
assignment issues, and has complete authority and accountability for the performance of
all assigned work. Dale E. Siska, AICP will serve as Principal Planner and Public
Workshop Facilitator. He will lead the planning team from our Winter Park office. Mr.
Siska's most recent experience includes the preparation of a Downtown Redevelopment
Plan for Clewiston, Florida. He will be supported by John Fish, RLA, who will be
responsible for leading the urban design effort.PBS&J has a proven track record on
projects of this type, such as:
_ -Clewiston, FL Redevelopment Plan
- Lakeland, FL Redevelopment Plan
-Panama City, FL Redevelopment Plan
- Lawrenceville, GA Downtown Redevelopment Plan
-Hollywood Plan Downtown Urban Streetscape
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-DeSota Road Streetscape Design, Sarasota, FL
- International Blvd. Streetscape Plan Atlanta, GA
- Downtown Decatur Streetscape Improvement Program
-Birmingham, AL Willman Business District Beautification
Owen Beitsch, AICP (RERC) will be providing expertise in the area of redevelopment
planning and economic analysis. He has been involved in the following redevelopment
projects:
-Daytona Beach Shores Redevelopment Plan
- Daytona Beach Comprehensive Plan
-Jacksonville Beach Redevelopment Plan
-Cape Coral, FL Redevelopment Plan
-Orange County S.O.B.T Redevelopment Plan
-City of Orlando Tax Increment Study
-Ft. Myers Beach Redevelopment Plan
-Merritt Island, FL Redevelopment Plan
-Gulf Port, FL Redevelopment Plan
PBS&J has prepared an approach to project services that is capable of meeting the
challenges of this exciting assignment. Our statement of qualifications also includes
information for your review on the following areas:
-Stafffing plan with organizational chart and resumes
-Subconsultants
-Coordination
-Responsible Office
-Quality Assurance
- Miscellaneous Information
After a detailed review of this, I believe that you will agree that the PBS&J Planning
Team has a thorough knowledge of the area and the region and is ideally suited to handle
this assignment. Our collective firms have the personnel to commence work immediately
and to keep the redevelopment plan for the City of Clearwater on schedule and within
specified budgets.
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We look forward to being short-listed and having the opportunity to present our
credentials in more detail.
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Table of Contents
Letter of Interest
Table of Contents
Section 1 Approach to Project Services
Section 2 Staffing Plan
. Organizational Chart
. Resumes
Section 3 Sub consultants
Section 4 Coordination
Section 5 Responsible Office
Section 6 Quality Assurance
Section 7 DBE Requirements
Section 8 Submittal Requirements
. Past Performance
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. Required Forms
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PBS&J has gathered a
professional team
determined to provide the
personnel and system
resources necessary
to effectively and
efficiently manage the
redevelopment of the
City of Clearwater1s
Downtown, Greenwood,
and Beach areas.
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staffing Plan
The PBS&J Planning Team is committed to successfully com.
pleting the City of Clearwater redevelopment projects in a timely
manner and within budget.
P BS&J has carefully assembled our team through an assessment of key
individuals' experience and availability for this project. Team organiza-
tion, as shown in the organizational chart on the following page, is a
functional structure and is designed to facilitate rapid decision making and clear
communication, authority, responsibility, and accountability.
Our project team has been set up with one goal in mind - to provide the per-
sonnel and systems resources necessary to help the City of Clearwater effec-
tively and efficiently manage a strategic development program for the City of
Clearwater's Downtown, Greenwood, and Beach areas. To achieve this goal, we
have structured our management approach and project team to include well-
respected experts in key areas, so that we can provide a well-rounded and
responsive project team determined to exceed the City's expectations.
The depth of our in-house capabilities, and those of our subconsultants, will
allow us to provide recognized experts who are free from potential conflicts of
interest and who are in an a solid position to represent the best interests of the
City for all tasks assigned under this contract.
Project Management
PBS&J's proposed project manager is Roger B. Anderson, Sr., AICP. Mr.
Anderson has more than 20 years of experience in the planning field. He has
extensive experience in managing large, mixed-use projects with complex
growth management issues. As the project manager, he will serve as the single
point of contact with the City for all contractual and task assignment issues,
and has complete authority and accountability for the performance of all
assigned work. He will be responsible for seeing that the QCAP program is
properly implemented. Quality assurance and quality control functions are
provided through an independent reporting line to ensure that these areas are
never compromised in meeting technical, cost, and schedule objectives.
Principal Planner and
Public Workshop Facilitator
PBS&J's proposed Principal-in-Charge and public workshop facilitator is Dale
E. Siska, AICP, a vice president with PBS&J. Mr. Siska has over 28 years of
professional planning experience, encompassing all aspects of strategic plan-
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ning, regional and city planning, urban design, and site specific design and
development for both public and private clients. Throughout his career, Mr.
Siska has been involved in numerous community redevelopment projects,
including the Dovvntovvn Redevelopment Plan for the City of Clewiston,
Florida. He is particularly skilled in facilitating public workshops.
Urban Design/Streets(;ape
John Fish, RLA, will provide his expertise to the project team in the area of
urban design and streetscape. His most recent project was International Boule-
vard in Dovvntovvn Atlanta, which was implemented as part of a city-wide
improvement program for the 1996 Summer Olympics.
Architecture
Avanish Gupta, AIA is already familiar with the City of Clearwater Beach
area having been the project architect for the highly successful Pier 60 project.
Pier 60 has become a focal point for the Clearwater Beach community.
Redevelopment and Waterfront Planning
David W. Larsen, R.A. will provide his expertise to the project team in the
area of redevelopment and waterfront planning. Mr. Larsen has been involved
with both the City of Clewiston Dovvntovvn Redevelopment Plan and Water-
way park on the intracoastal waterway in Brevard Park.
Douglas E. Robison, M.S. will support Mr. Larsen with his expertise in
coastal ecology and marine systems. Mr. Robison has provided services to the
City in the past on projects such as the Clearwater Harbor Water Monitoring
project.
Transportation Planning
Gary R. IGeker, P.E. is already familiar with the City of Clearwater Beach area
having been involved 'with the preparation of the Beach Area Traffic Study.
His knowledge of the transportation corridors between the Dovvntown Area and
the Beach will be invaluable to the project team.
Growth Management
Michael P. Patterson will be responsible for handling growth management
issue. He is a recognized expert in that area and is highly regarded by local
attorneys and public agencies throughout the state.
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Economic Planning
Owen M. Beitsch, AICP, CRE is already familiar with the City of Clearwater.
His company, RERC, has completed several assignments for the City. PBS&J
and RERC have a long history of working together on such projects as the
Orlando Naval Training Center, and the Edison/Ford Winter Estates Master
Plan.
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David W. Larsen, RlA
Owen M. Beltsch, AICP., CRE (RERC)
Urban Design/Streetscape
John M. nsh, ASlA
John D. Boudreau, RlA
Economic Planning
Owen M. Beltsch, AICP, CRE (RERC)
Waterfront Planning
David W. Larsen, RlA
Susan L. Prell Thompson
Growth Management
Michael P. Patterson
Coastal Systems
Douglas E. Robison; M.S.
Transportation Planning
Gary R. Kleker, P.E.
Carl W. Ahlert, AICP
Geographic Information Services
Donna M. Huey
Richard A. Walker
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Roger B. Anderson, Sr., AICP
Project Manager
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Education
M.A., Physical Geography
University of South Florida, 1980
B.A., Major in Geography
College of Social and
Behavioral Sciences,
University of South Florida, 1977
Professional Affiliations
American Institute of Certified
Planners
American Planning Association
Supplemental Training
A.A., Forestry,
St. Petersburg Junior College,
1973
Mr. Anderson has more than 20 years of experience in the planning field.
His representative project experience includes:
· Busch Gardens/Adventure Island -- A 362 acre Attraction and
Recreational Facility DR! located in Tampa, Florida. Project manager of a
Substantial Deviation to the existing DR! to expand development of the
park to include 2100 resort hotel rooms and conference center, renovation
of theme areas, and extend DR! approval to the year 2010.
. The Crossings at Fleming Island -- A 2,800-acre mixed-use DR!.
Project manager for the DR! Application for Development Approval,
creation of the Community Development District, land use amendment,
rezoning, and local county approvals. Client: Champion Reality Corp.
. Estero Pointe, Lee County, Florida -- An 850-acre Planned Unit
Development in Lee County, Florida. Project manager for environmental
evaluation and preparation of the Endangered Species Report to Lee
County requirements. Client: Atlantic Gulf Communities.
. Deerwood Park Industrial Park, Jacksonville, Florida -- A 350-acre
industrial park in Jacksonville, Florida. Project manager of the DR!.
Client: Gate Lands.
. Eagle Harbour, Clay County, Florida -- A planned unit development
located in Clay County, Florida. Project manager for consumptive use and
slow rate land application permits for the 18-hole golf course. Client: East
West Partners.
. Blount Island Marine Industrial Park, Jacksonville, Florida -- a 600-
acre marine industrial facility located on the St. Johns River in
Jacksonville, Florida. Project manager for the Binding Letter of Vested
Rights and Binding Letter of Modification. Client: Gate Lands.
. Lake Seminole Watershed Management Plan -- Project planner for the
Lake Seminole Watershed Management Plan, Pinellas County, Florida.
Responsibilities included preparation of the Habitat Management,
Sediment Removal, and Socio-Economic task reports. Client: Pinellas
County .
· Sun 'N Lake Estates of Sebring, Highlands County, Florida -- A 7,000-
acre mixed-use development in Highlands County, Florida. Project
manager for the Binding Letter of Vested Rights, Binding Letter of
Modification, Conceptual Stormwater Management Permit, ACOE Dredge
and Fill Permit and construction program for 150 miles oflocal roads, 23
stormwater facilities and 50 acres of wetland mitigation. Client: Central
Florida Developers.
· Big Bend Prilled Sulphur Port Facility -- A port unloading and storage
facility for prilled sulphur. Project manager of the Substantial Deviation
Determination from the Big Bend DR!. Client: Agrico.
· Freedom Commerce Centre, Jacksonville, Florida -- An office park
DR!, Jacksonville, Florida. Interim project manager for the DR!. Client:
Freedom Commerce Centre.
· Jacksonville POrlt DR! Feasibility Study, Jacksonville, Florida -- Task
manager for DR! Feasibility Study for marine port facilities. Client:
Jacksonville Port Authority.
· Jacksonvllle Port Comprehensive Plan, Jacksonvllle, Florida -- A
comprehensive planning element of the City of Jacksonville
Comprehensive Plan. Task manager for the Comprehensive Plan for the
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port facilities. Client: Jacksonville Port Authority.
o International Tradeport, Jacksonville, Florida -- An 800-acre office and
light industrial park in Jacksonville, Florida. Project manager for DR!.
Client: Central Florida Development.
o Tampa Water Resource Recovery Project -- Project planner for the
preparation of the Environmental Information Document to support NEP A
and state approvalls for a 50 mgd water resource and reuse project. Client:
City of Tampa.
o Santo Domingo Power Plant, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic --
A 100-mega-watt power facility in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.
Task manager for socioeconomic section of the environmental assessment.
Client: DESTEC.
o Madras Industrial Park, Madras, India -- An industrial development
feasibility study on a 50-square-kilometer tract south of the City of Madras,
India. Project planner for land use analyses and design. Client: Madras
Metropolitan Development Authority.
o Soutbwest HiUsborougb Wetland Delineation, Hillsborougb County,
Florida -- A 6,900-acre wetland delineation. Project manager for the
wetland delineation. Client: IMC-Agrico Company.
o Mulberry Cogeneration, Polk County, Florida -- A 120-mega-watt
cogeneration facility, Polk County, Florida. Project manager for
environmental permitting and local approvals. Client: Ark Energy, Inc.
o Orange Cogeneration, Polk County, Florida -- A 108-mega-watt
cogeneration facility, Polk County, Florida. Project manager for
environmental permitting, civil design and local approvals. Client: Ark
Energy, Inc.
o Tiger Bay Cogeneration, Polk County, Florida -- A 220-mega-watt
cogeneration facility, Polk County, Florida. Project manager for local
approvals. Clien1t: DESTEC.
o Rockport Power Plant, Kingston, Jamaica -- A 60-mega-watt slow
speed diesel power plant, Kingston, Jamaica. Task manager for
socioeconomic section of environmental assessment to W orId Bank
requirements. Client: Jamaica Electrical Authority.
o Caribbean Power, Kingston, Jamaica -- A 60-mega-watt coal fired
power plant, Kingston, Jamaica. Project manager for feasibility study.
Client: ReInternational Energy Finance, LTD.
o Apalacbicola River, Gulf County, Florida -- A flood plain restoration
demonstration project, Gulf County, Florida. Project manager of the flood
plain restoration project to remove dredged spoil material from the river
banks. Client: Northwest Florida Water Management District.
o Seminole County Natural Resource Planning, Seminole County,
Florida -- A natural resource planning process on lands purchased for
conservation by the county. Project manager for natural resource planning
process. Client: Seminole County, Florida.
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Dale E. Siska, AICP
Principal Planner and Public Workshop Facilitator
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Education
BLA, Landscape Architecture,
University of Illinois, 1969
Mr. Siska's 29 years of professional experience encompasses all aspects of
strategic planning, regional and city planning, urban design, site-specific
design, and development services for both private and public projects on a
broad range ofland use issues. His senior-level project management
experience has exposed him to every facet of the planning and development
process. In addition, he serves as Program Manager ofPBS&J's Planning and
Landscape Architectural Group.
His representative project experience includes:
. Clewiston, Florida - Downtown Revitalization Plan - Project manager
and public workshop facilitator for the preparation of a series of
redevelopment plans which took into consideration the town of Clewiston,
its significance within the region, its history and traditions, the
relationship and meaning of existing land uses, zoning, issues of
adjacency, access and circulation, infrastructure, and open space systems
to more clearly understand the opportunities and constraints influencing
existing and future development in the downtown area.
. Central Business District Amenities Program, Iowa City, Iowa-
Developed a comprehensive palette of street scape elements including
lighting, street furniture, planters, street signage system, tree grates, paver
systems and landscape/hardscape details for a five block area in the
central business district in an effort to revitalize the area.
. Port of St. Petersburg, St. Petersburg, Florida -- The Port of St.
Petersburg is plaxmed as an integral part ofSt. Petersburg's city-owned
waterfront. The master plan provides improved terminal facilities, streetscape
improvements, port-of-call facilities, dock and retail facilities, and the
integration of the port with other transportation network systems on a regional
basis to establish an "intermodal" transportation hub in downtown St.
Petersburg, Florida. The port facility, in conjunction with Albert Whitted
Airport, interstate roadway systems, local transit systems, and vehicular and
pedestrian circulation systems, will be linked at the port and airport facility or
"interport" or transfer point from one mode of transit to another.
. Other Urban Illesign and City Planning Experience: From 1971 to
1983, Mr. Siska was the President and Director of Planning and Design of his
own company located in Chicago, Illinois. The following is a list of projects
that he was responsible for:
. Marion Street Business District, Oak Park, Illinois
. Central Business District Amenities Program, Iowa City, Iowa
. Glen Ellyn Main Street Program, Glen Ellyn, Illinois
. The Village Green, Village of Skokie, Illinois
. Village Street Tree Program, Lisle, Illinois
. City of Wheaton Comprehensive Plan, Wheaton, Illinois
. City of Addison Comprehensive Plan, Addison, Illinois
. City of Skokie Comprehensive Plan, Skokie, Illinois
. City of Racine Comprehensive Plan, Racine, Wisconsin
. Town of McHenry Comprehensive Plan, McHenry, Illinois
Certifications
American Institute of Certified
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Professional Affiliations
Urban Land Institute
American Planning Association
Florida Chapter
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. Town of Crystal Lake Comprehensive Plan, McHenry, Illinois
. DuPage County Government Complex, Wheaton, Illinois
. Orland Park City Government Complex, Orland Park, Illinois
. Appleton Comprehensive Recreational Plan, Appleton, Wisconsin
. Study on Open Space Development, Oak Park, Illinois
. Oak Park Comprehensive Recreational Plan, Oak Park Illinois
. Operational Evaluation of the Park District, City of Oak Pak, Illinois
o EdisonIFord ComplexIFort Myers, Florida - Directed the master planning
and public participatory process associated with the expansion of this historic
facility. The plan provides for corrections to local transportation problems
and the redevelopment of an adjacent residential street into a 1900 period
style streetscape!that will relate to the period that Thomas Edison lived in Fort
Myers and provide for some commercial opportunities.
. CelebrationJDisllley Resort Community, Osceola County, Florida. Master
planning, environmental analysis, and golf course routing for this 3,580-acre
new community adjacent to Disney Wodd.
o Villages of McClay, Tallahassee, Florida -- A three day planning workshop
was conducted with the client and his team of consultants to prepare master
plan for 249 acre mixed use development. The ftnal plan consisted of 199
estate home sites, 4.0-acre town center and 15.0-acre medical offtce complex.
. Aquarina Planned Development, Brevard County, Florida -- Master
Planning, rezoning and expert witness testimony for a 100-acre, 1,200-unit
planned residential community which fronts on the Atlantic Ocean and the
Indian River, four miles north of Sebastian Inlet.
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Waterfront Planning
Redevelopment Planning
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Education
BLA, Landscape Architecture,
University of Florida, 1984
Registrations
Registered Landscape Architect
Florida
Mr. Larsen has more than 13 years experience in land planning and landscape
architecture for a diverse range and scale of public and private projects. His
professional responsibilities have included site suitability studies, master
planning, Development of Regional Impact (DR!) applications, detailed site
design and construction administration.
Mr. Larsen's representative project experience includes:
· Clewiston, Florida - Downtown Revitalization Plan - Project team
member for the preparation of a series of redevelopment plans which
took into consideration the town of Clewiston, its significance within the
region, its history and traditions, the relationship and meaning of existing
land uses, zoning, issues of adjacency, access and circulation,
infrastructure, and open space systems to more clearly understand the
opportunities and constraints influencing existing and future development
in the downtown area.
Ft. Walton Beach Business District, Ft. Walton Beach, Florida - A
plan for the downtown retail core addressing hardscape, landscape and
circulation issues.
· Charleston C(]lrnerS, Tampa, Florida - A mixed-use, residential
community for first-time home buyers. Developed the community theme
to reflect the image of a small southern town. Planning, hardscape,
landscape and signage design services were provided.
K-Bar Ranch, Tampa, Florida - Master plan concepts for a 480-acre
golf course community with 800 units.
Tampa Heights Linear Park, Tampa Heights, Florida - Master
planning for a Jl.2-mile linear park and bikeway adjacent to 1-275
incorporating a Tampa Heights historic theme. Led a public involvement
process that resulted in clear design direction and community
satisfaction.
Silver Sands, Trelawny, Jamaica - Provided a new master plan and site
planning for amenity facilities to revitalize the existing residential
community and plan development on remaining acreage. The Silver
Sands community will include a mix of residential unit types, restaurants,
tennis courts and beach facilities.
· Florence Hall, Trelawny, Jamaica - Master planning for a 315-acre,
mixed-use development incorporating the historic Florence Hall estate as
a recreation facility. The master plan takes advantage of the hillside site
providing views from most of the 422 residential units of the Atlantic
Ocean.
· Marriott Imperial Palms, Orlando, Florida - Provided landscape
architectural design services for Marriott's first three-bedroom timeshare
resort project. Buildings were located to take advantage of site features
and to incorporate an existing grey water pond as an amenity. Marriott's
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budget, schedule and design-build objectives were maintained and
exceeded.
Sunshine Skyway - SR 55, HiIlsborough County, Florida - A four-
mile landscaped approach to the northern segment of the dynamic
Sunshine Skyway Bridge. Provided landscape design services and
theming.
Northeast Volusia County Recreation Park, Volusia County,
Florida- Site planning for this 98-acre recreation park. The central
focus of the complex is 12 championship softball fields with support
recreation including soccer, water ski course, basketball, tennis,
volleyball, racquetball, children's play area, gymnasium/community
center and picnic area.
Ten Mile Linear Park, Lee County, Florida - Master planning and
detailed site design for this multi-use trail system.
Heights Neighborhood Park, Lee County, Florida - Detailed site
design for this low income neighborhood park.
Kelly Road Park, Lee County, Florida - Prepared a master plan and
construction documents for a 40-acre regional soccer facility and
neighborhood park on an abandoned landfill site. The capping of the
landfill will solve localized ground water quality issues as well as
provide for much-needed facilities.
Waterway Park, Brevard County, Florida - Detailed site design,
mitigation design and construction administration for this II-acre
causeway park on SR 520.
Crystal Lake Drive/Maguire Boulevard, Orlando, Florida - A one-
mile urban roadway connecting residential areas to a commercial activity
center. Provided planning, hardscape and landscape design guidelines
and public coordination services for the project.
Port of St. Petersburg, St. Petersburg, Florida - The Port of St.
Petersburg is planned as an integral part of St. Petersburg's city-owned
waterfront. The master plan provides improved terminal facilities,
streetscape improvements, port-of-call facilities, dock and retail facilities
and the integration of the port with other transportation network systems
on a regional basis to establish an "intermodal" transportation hub in
downtown St. Petersburg, Florida. The port facility, in conjunction with
Albert Whitted Airport, interstate roadway systems, local transit systems,
and vehicular and pedestrian circulation systems, will be linked at the
port and airpOlt facility or "interport" or transfer point from one mode of
transit to another.
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Waterfront Planning
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Education
BLA, Landscape Architecture,
University of Florida, 1994
Ms. Thompson has been involved in planning and landscape architectural
services, including master planning, site planning, landscape and hardscape
design, and construction management.
Ms. Thompson's representative project experience includes:
. Pinellas Botanical Garden and Learning Center and Gulf Coast Art
Center, Largo, Florida. Program and master plan for botanical garden
integrated with aJ.1 center and other county facilities that will serve as a
conservation model and educational leisure resource for Pinellas County.
. Tampa Heights Linear Park, Tampa Heights, Florida - Master
planning for a 1.2-mile linear park and bikeway adjacent to 1-275
incorporating a Tampa Heights historic theme. Led a public involvement
process that resulted in clear design direction and community satisfaction.
· Silver Sands, Trelawney, Jamaica - Provided a new master plan and site
planning for amenity facilities to revitalize the existing residential
community and plan development on remaining acreage. The Silver Sands
community will include a mix of residential unit types, restaurants, tennis
courts, and beach facilities.
· The Plantation at Little Lake Bryan, Orange County, Florida-
Clubhouse site p~anning, pool, landscape and hardscape design, and
construction observation were provided for this 320-unit multifamily
community at Disney's Little Lake Bryan development. Site planning and
landscape and hardscape elements were used to create a southern plantation
Image.
· Edison Community College, Fort Myers, Florida - Concept
development for the master planning of several new facilities, including a
community libraJ.'}', a master plan for future landscape development, and
detail design development for a student plaza.
. Sun coast Parkway, Hillsborough, Pasco and Hernando Counties,
Florida - Developed aesthetic design principles addressing all expressway
development issues, including design approach and hardscape and
landscape elements. These principles have been incorporated into
Aesthetic Design Guidelines for the 44-mile parkway to be adhered to by
all engineering design consultants.
. Heathrow Lakes Recreation Center, Seminole County, Florida - Site
planning and landscape architecture for this 10-acre community recreation
center featuring softball, soccer, basketball and a lake- oriented recreation
and meeting pavilion.
· Sebring Airport, Sebring, Florida - A landscape theme was developed
for the 1.5 mile entrance road to the airport terminal that reflected the rural
character of the roadway, incorporating groves of live oak, sabal palms,
and slash pine. The entrance sign was also designed to reflect the historic
nature of the airport, reflecting the 1940-era air traffic control tower.
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Services included landscape and sign design and construction phase
servIces.
· Polos at Park Central, Orange County, Florida - Landscape and
hardscape design, pool design and construction phase services for this 440-
unit multifamily development and community clubhouse.
. Crystal Lake Drive/Maguire Boulevard, Orlando, Florida - A one-mile
urban roadway connecting residential areas to a commercial activity center.
Provided planning, hardscape and landscape design guidelines, and public
coordination services for the project.
. Bee Line Expressway/Narcoossee Road Interchange, Orlando-Orange
County Expressway Authority (OOCEA), Orange County, Florida -
Landscape architecture and construction management are being provided
for the landscape improvements of five miles of the Bee Line Expressway
and the interchange of the Bee Line Expressway and Narcoossee Road.
Native Florida plant materials were used to minimize maintenance and
watering requirements and to provide a strong Florida image.
· EastlWest Expressway - Highway 436 to Goldenrod Road, OOCEA,
Orange County, Florida - This project incorporated landscape
improvements for a mainline section of the East-West Expressway and
included two large urban interchanges. Landscape architecture and
construction management services are being provided to produce a very
colorful yet easily maintained landscape along the highly traveled urban
section of the expressway system.
. Tomoka Farms Industrial Park, Volusia County, Florida - Master
planning and re-zoning for a 255-acre industrial park designed to
accommodate industries associated with landfill operations.
· Shiver Park, Chipley, Florida - A master plan was developed that
reflected the park's heritage, but rendered it more inviting for family
outings, commwlity events, or a tennis game. The plan proposed to
renovate the historic band shelter, replace the existing tennis courts,
provide a picnic shelter and individual picnic areas, provide for additional
parking and a path system, and create a new children's play area.
· ZOM Bermuda Dunes, Orlando, Florida - Low walls, columns with cast
stone caps, urns, rolling berms, landscaped courtyards, views to the
surrounding golf course, and the clubhouse's resort atmosphere combine to
enhance the "Bermudian" theme and rolling terrain of this 28-acre, 336-
unit apartment community. Services included site planning, landscape and
hardscape design, and construction observation.
. Lennar Kings Ridge, Clermont, Florida - Landscape architecture and
site planning services for this I,OOO-home golf retirement community,
including plans for a grand entrance and guardhouse, 25,000-square-foot
clubhouse, sales center, model center, and common area and park
landscaping.
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American Society of Landscape
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Mr. Fish is Program Manager for the Southern Planning & Landscape
Architecture of Post, Buckley, Schuh & Jernigan, Inco's, Atlanta office. He
has more than 17 years experience in a broad range of multidisciplinary land
planning and urban design projects. Mr. Fish has managed and directed
numerous single and multidisciplinary planning and design projects for
institutional, corporate, real estate development, and county and/or state
government clients.
Mr. Fish's representative project experience is as follows:
· Canton Street South (phase I) Streetscape, Roswell, Georgia--
Prepared an initial concept plan and cost estimate for potential street
drainage and streetscape improvements in this historic business district.
Developed detailed design and construction documents for
improvements. Construction complete Fall of 1995.
· Canton Street North (phase II) Streets cape, Roswell, Georgia --
Prepared an initial concept plan and cost estimate for streetscape
improvements in this historic district. Developed detailed design and
construction documents for the proposed improvements that included
street trees, new curb and gutter, new brick sidewalks, retaining walls,
pedestrian scale lights, and underground utilities. Construction complete
Spring of 1998.
. International Boulevard, Atlanta, Georgia -- Streetscape revitalization
project with services to include: inventory analysis, schematic design
and construction documents to redefme the public streetscape and urban
parks of International Boulevard and Marietta Street. This 16-block
corridor connects the hotel/business district to the Georgia W orId
Congress Center, the Omni Area, CNN Center, and the Georgia Dome,
which constitute the largest amount of public assembly facilities in the
southeast. The project construction cost is $5 million, 80 percent of
which are Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act (ISTEA)
funds.
. Pennsylvania Avenue Streetscape Design, Washington, D.C.-
Streetscape design and construction documents for three blocks of the
nation's main street - Pennsylvania Avenue. Project also included the
plaza design in front of the historic Old Post Office and the relocation of
the Ben Franklin sculpture.
· Downtown Decatur Streetscape Improvement Plan, Decatur,
Georgia -- Prepared an initial downtown master plan that included
recommendations for streetscape improvements. Designed and
documented the streetscape improvements for the Phase I project.
Improvements included: street trees, street lights, new walks, signage,
street furniture, and additional planting. Construction of Phase I
Streetscape Improvements complete Fall of 1995.
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Prepared an improvement implementationmaster plan for the central
business district of this small northern New Jersey town. The plan
included a market analysis, land use plan, streetscape design, general
design guidelines, and extensive public participation.
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Georgia - Project Manager for the three- phase, $2.5 million Median
Enhancement Program for both new and existing roadways within Cobb
County, Georgia. Installation of the third phase began October, 1997.
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. Bicentennial Mall, North Carolina Museum of History, Raleigh,
North Carolina - Design and construction documents for the new
Bicentennial Mall constructed adjacent to the North Carolina Museum of
History in downtown Raleigh. This urban streetscape re-established an
important symbolic axis between the State Legislature Building and the
State Capitol Building. The construction budget for this project was
$1,200,000.
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plan for the historic Ashley River Road corridor as part of a larger
regional study being partially funded through ISTEA grants. The
purpose of the study was to develop plans for long-range implementation
of a multi-purpose bicycle and pedestrian route while providing an
alternate and safe mode of transportation for a variety of users. The
designed route connects some fivty-one historical amenities along the
corridor as part of an interpretive and educational trail.
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Charleston County, South Carolina -- Master planning of a regional
bicycle and pedestrian system. The plan involved extensive public
outreach. A 20-year plan, the master plan was designed to be
incorporated into the COG's Transportation Improvement Program. The
plan also included a sample detailed routing plan for the historic Ashley
River Road corridor.
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Preparation of a master plan which focused on two distinct areas: a city-
wide study area and a downtown study area. The city-wide study area
encompassed five square miles within the city limits. The downtown
area paid specific attention to the historic downtown area along Marietta
and Atlanta Streets. Recommended city-wide improvements included
five new city gateways, approximately 26 miles of sidewalks,
landscaping, lighting and on-road bicycle facilities, approximately seven
miles of off-road multi-use paths/greenway corridors and rail-to-trail
projects. Included in the plan is a five-acre expansion to the existing
Powder Springs Park. Recommended downtown improvements included
two proposed historic downtown gateways, a new cultural center,
approximately four miles of downtown streetscape improvements, a new
downtown community square, a redeveloped downtown commercial
area, a new plaza, and restoration of an existing historic Coca-Cola wall
mural.
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John D. Boudreau, RLA
Senior Landscape Architect
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Education
B.L.A., Landscape Architecture,
State University of New York,
College of Environmental
Science and Forestry,
Syracuse University, 1983
Mr. Boudreau has comprehensive experience in landscape architecture and
land planning for a diverse range and scale of projects. His professional
responsibilities have included master planning, site design, rezoning, property
reacquisition studies, and preparation of construction documents for
streetscape, residential, office, recreational, and commercial projects.
Mr. Boudreau's representative project experience includes:
Registrations
Registered Landscape Architect -
Georgia
. Wylam Downtown Revitalization and Streetscape Improvements --
Assisted in the project design for the preparation of a downtown revitalization
plan and the establishment of commercial revitalization district of a 40-block
area of the City ofWylam. The design for the streetscape improvements for
the IO-block area of main street Wylam, responded to the $420,000 budget
allocated.
Professional Affiliations
American Society of Landscape
Architects
. International Boulevard, Atlanta, Georgia -- Project Manager for this
streetscape revitalization project with services to include: inventory
analysis, schematic design, and construction documents to redefine the
public streetscape and urban parks of International Boulevard and Marietta
Street. This 16-block corridor connects the hotel/business district to the
Georgia World Congress Center, the Omni Area, CNN Center, and the
Georgia Dome, which constitute the largest amount of public assembly
facilities in the southeast. The project construction cost is $5 million, 80
percent of which are Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act
(ISTEA) funds. This major streetscape project was designed and
constructed by the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games.
. Lawrenceville Downtown Redevelopment Project, Lawrenceville,
Georgia -- Million downtown redevelopment project. This project
involved coordinating street and parking changes in response to a $2.3
million Department of Transportation (DOT) one-way street system
project.
. Savannah Olympic Gateways, Savannah, Georgia -- Project Manager
for the design of five important gateways and corridors to the City of
Savannah. Of particular importance is that several of these corridors,
including Abercorn Street, Montgomery Street, and Liberty, fall within the
historic district of the city. The urban design concepts are meant to convey
a high-impact design statement to visitors as they arrive in the city.
. City of Powder Springs Master Plan, Powder Springs, Georgia -
Preparation of a master plan which focused on two distinct areas: a
citywide study area and a downtown study area. The citywide study area
encompassed 5 square miles within the city limits. The downtown area
paid specific attention to the historic downtown area along Marietta and
Atlanta Streets. Recommended citywide improvements included five new
city gateways, approximately 26 miles of sidewalks, landscaping, lighting,
and on-road bicycle facilities; approximately 7 miles of off-road multiuse
pathslgreenway corridors and rail-to-trail projects. Included in the plan is a
five-acre expansion to the existing Powder Springs Park. Recommended
downtown improvements included two proposed historic downtown
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streetscape improvements, a new downtown community square, a
redeveloped downtown commercial area, a new plaza, and restoration of an
existing historic Coca-Cola wall mural.
. Celebration, Orlando, Florida -- Project planner for a 3,580-acre mixed-
use community for Disney Development Company. Chosen as the master
planner for Disney's first permanent mixed-use community and provided
the client with governmental approval assistance. This new town plan
features 54 to 72 holes of championship golf, a work renowned regional
mall, a town center designed by architect, Charles Moore, a major
amenity/open space system and a wide variety of housing types.
. Airport Boulevard Streetscape, Birmingham, Alabama -- Project
designer for the landscape master plan of the 2-mile corridor from 1-20/59
to the expanded Birmingham Airport. The $450,000 project construction
was completed August 1990.
. Downtown Decatur Streetscape Improvement Program, Decatur,
Georgia -- Streetscape improvement master plan and Phase I construction
documents.
. The Preserve, Regional Park, Hoover, Alabama -- Project planning and
design for a regional 260-acre park in the City of Hoover. The park is
divided into three major use areas, including a community/athletic facility;
a conservation park, and a tennis center. These areas are linked together by
pedestrian, bike and woodland trails. The park is estimated to be
developed over 10 years at a cost of$1O - $15 million.
. Roosevelt Warm Springs, Meriwether County, Georgia -- Planning and
landscape architectural services for a 70,000-square-foot recreation
building, 400-meter track facility, camping, dinning/lodging, and 4 miles of
trails for the Rehabilitation center in Warm Springs, Georgia.
. Sandy Springs Revitalization Plan, Fulton County, Georgia -- Project
designer for the preparation of a revitalization plan that covers 6 miles and
focuses on creating new vision for the heavily traveled Roswell Road
corridor in this suburban community. Twelve million dollars of streetscape
improvements are planned for the project to be implemented more than 10
years.
. Vision 2000 Recreation Master Plan, Gainesville, Georgia -- Project
planning and design services for the preparation of a 15-year citywide
recreation master plan for this city of 20,000 residents. The plan
inventories existing city, county, and state/corps, parks and school
facilities, assesses, needs and opportunities; structuring of a future
park/system/facilities and program and defines future operation,
fmancing, management recommendation and a five year C.I.P.
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Transportation Planning
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B.s., Civil
Engineering/Transportation
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University of Wisconsin -
Milwaukee, 1985
Reg istrations
Professional Engineer
Florida
Professional Affiliations
Institute of Transportation
Engineers Associate
National Affiliate, Florida
Section
Mr. Kleker's 12-year background in transportation engineering includes both
private and public-sector projects. He has managed or been involved in a
diversity of traffic engineering assignments which have included development
of regional impact (DR!) studies, area transportation studies, site traffic
analyses, traffic signal warrants, arterial signal progression studies, signal
retiming studies, parking studies, corridor studies, project development and
environmental (PD&E) studies, interchange justification reports (IJRs), and
airport studies.
His experience includes the following key projects:
· Development of Regional Impact (DRI) Analyses, West Palm
Beach, Florida - Conducted DR! analyses for Waterford at Blue
Lagoon in Miami, Florida and Downtown/Uptown in West Palm
Beach, Florida.
. Transportation Studies, Statewide, Florida -- These include:
· University Parkway/I-75 subarea transportation study and
interchange improvement analysis in Sarasota and Manatee
counties, Florida.
· Santa Rosa Island transportation study, Pensacola, Florida.
· Pasco County, Florida growth management study.
· Hernando County, Florida growth management study.
· Citrus/Hemando/Pasco/Pinellas/Hillsborough counties, Florida
roadway system level-of-service evaluations for the Florida
Department of Transportation (FDOT), District 7.
· Site Traffic Analyses, Statewide, Florida -- These include:
Ryman Center and Maryland Farms Fashion Square in Nashville,
Tennessee.
· University Mall in South Bend, Indiana.
Coolsprings Galleria in Franklin, Tennessee.
Pick Kwik in Clearwater, Florida.
Farm Stores in Sarasota, Florida.
Review of Gateway, SIPOC, University Lakes, University Place
and Doctor's Hospital transportation submittals on behalf of
Sarasota County, Florida.
· Veterans Hospital, Pinellas County, Florida.
. FDOT, Signal Operations Studies, Florida -- Conducted signal
warrant studies, signal retiming studies, arterial progression studies,
and intersection operations studies.
· Parking Studies, Various -- These include:
· Ryman Center in Nashville, Tennessee.
· West Tampa Corridor parking study in Florida.
University of Alabama, Birmingham Campus parking study.
· University of Alabama, Birmingham Campus/Central Bank
parking garage study.
· Corridor Studies, Statewide, Florida - These include:
· US 98 im Lakeland, Florida.
· US 92 im Lakeland, Florida.
· SR 884 in Lee County, Florida.
· US 41 in Lee County, Florida.
SR 50 in Hernando County, Florida.
· US Business 41 in Lee County, Florida.
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Semoran Boulevard (SR 436) in Orlando, Florida.
Brown and Cattlemen Roads in Sarasota County, Florida.
US 19 Action Plan in Pinellas County, Florida.
. Project Development and Environment (PD&E) Studies -- These
include:
Wilmington Bypass, North Carolina.
SR lOin Pensacola, Florida.
SR 699 in St. Petersburg, Florida.
· SR 5/SR 706 in Palm Beach County, Florida.
SR 30 in Fort Walton Beach, Florida.
McIntosh Road in Sarasota County, Florida.
Northeast Pinellas Study in Pinellas County, Florida.
· Interchange Justification Reports -- These include:
CR 296/SR 686/1-275 in Clearwater, Florida.
· 1-81/1-181 in Kingsport, Tennessee.
· Airport Studies -- These include:
· Savannah International Airport, Georgia.
Southwest Florida International Airport, Fort Myers, Florida.
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Program Manager
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Education
M. T., Transportation Engineering,
University of South Carolina, 1976
B.B.A., Transportation
Management, Kent State
University, 1969
Registrations
American Institute of Certified
Planners
Professional Affiliations
American Planning Association
(APA), including
Transportation Planning Division
and Florida Chapter
Institute of Transportation
Engineers (ITE), including Transit,
Transportation Planners councils
and Florida Section
Major offices held:
District Technical Council
Chairman, Section Rep.,
Division President
Mr. Ahlert manages PBS&J's Transportation Planning Program throughout
central Florida. His 23 years of experience doing multimodal transportation
planning, traffic studies and project management have been in consulting as
well as state and local government. He has expertise in traffic impact studies,
including special events and tourism; neighborhood traffic restraint and
parking studies; site planning for vehicular and pedestrian access, circulation
and parking; intermodal management systems and terminal operations; and
transit operations planning.
Mr. Ahlert's representative experience includes:
Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) District Five General
Planning Consultant Services - Mr. Ahlert managed a team of consultants
and coordinated with others working for FDOT. Tasks included the
Southeastern Orange County Transportation Analysis (SOTA) base-year
travel demand model database and existing conditions, Geographic
Information System (GIS) support services, multimedia public hearing
presentations and review of transportation impacts from expansion plans for
Orlando International Airport. The contract was renewed and continued
under Mr. Ahlert's leadership.
Florida Statewide Intermodal Planning Process Supplement - Mr. Ahlert
managed a variety of subconsultants and services to the FDOT, including
assistance with implementation of an intermodal management system (IMS).
They concluded with an evaluation study of Florida's IMS Pilot Project, that
he lead. He will present a paper on that study at a national American Society
of Civil Engineers (ASCE) conference in 1998.
New Tampa Stadium Traffic Studies - Tampa Sports Authority was
planning to replace the existing stadium of the National Football League
(NFL) Tampa Bay Buccaneers. As part of the stadium design team, Mr.
Ahlert prepared preliminary traffic improvement plans for three alternatives
with cost estimates. Also directed the traffic study of the selected alternative.
Tampa Bay Commuter Rail Feasibility Study, FDOT Districts One and
Seven - This study focused on the urban area's potential for new rail transit
service on the existing west central Florida rail corridor from Lakeland, Plant
City, and Brandon to downtown Tampa. Mr. Ahlert was responsible for
estimating evening and weekend ridership potential for special events.
Bus Transfer Facility Study, Williamsport, Pennsylvania - The city bus
system operates throughout Williamsport and neighboring communities. Mr.
Ahlert prepared the transit center plan, part of a comprehensive transportation
planning study. His work included review of existing downtown transit
services and facilities, study of alternative sites, detailed analysis of four final
sites, recommendation of a proposed site, and a concept plan for development
of transit facilities there, in conjunction with concurrent traffic and parking
recommendations. This plan led to award of a design contract in 1997.
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Fixed Route Bus and Para transit Studies
· Transit Route Improvement Plan - Charleston Area, for South Carolina
Electric & Gas Company
· Coordination Manual for Developing Areawide Transportation Services,
for Office of the Governor, South Carolina
· Transportation Services Coordination Manual (for the Elderly and
Handicapped), for Region IV offices of the Urban Mass Transit
Administration (UMT A) and Department of Health Education and
Welfare (HEW), Atlanta, Georgia
· Sumter Area Transit Development Program, for the City of Sumter and
Santee-Lynches Council of Government, South Carolina
· A Transportation Services Study for the Transportation Disadvantaged,
for Central Midlands Regional Planning Council, South Carolina
RELATED EXPERIENCE
Project Manager and Assistant Director, Department of Traffic and
Transportation, City of Charleston, South Carolina
Tourism Related Public Transportation and Traffic Studies -
Administered the "Charleston Central Area Transit Study." The full plan was
implemented 10 years later with a level of success that exceeded
expectations, especially among tourists. Mr. Ahlert evaluated and recom-
mended several operational revisions to the plan, necessitated by considerable
downtown redevelopment activity during the intervening years.
Mr. Ahlert also served as the staff adviser on traffic and transportation to the
City's Arts and History Commission and Tourism Advisory Committee. He
directed and reported findings on studies including utilization of, and traffic
impacts from, tour buses, vans and horse drawn carriages, as well as pedal
carriages and rickshaw pedalcabs, all operating in the Historic District.
Results included recommendations on safety improvements, operating
restrictions and the maximum number of vehicle operating licenses to be
issued by zones. Much of Mr. Ahlert's 14 years of experience with the City
of Charleston dealt with the impacts of tourism.
Parking Garage Planning and Design/Construction Administration -
Prepared expense and revenue projections over the payback periods of bond
fmancing for three parking garages. Initiated, coordinated and reviewed
preparation of the "Peninsula Traffic and Parking Study, Charleston, South
Carolina" including a central business district parking supply inventory,
access analysis and demand projection, and recommended construction of
two innovative and successful parking garages.
Served as owner/developer's project manager of multiple contracts for design
and construction of three new garages. Complexities included agreements
with private hotel developers on adjoining sites, historic district regulations
and interest groups, fast-track schedules, underground construction, height up
to seven stories, and full site utilization for structures.
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Michael P. Patterson
Growth Management
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Education
B.A., Political Science,
University of South Florida, 1969
Graduate Studies, Urban and
Regional Planning, Florida State
University, 1972
Mr. Patterson has provided services to public and private clients since 1969.
He is PBS&J's leading specialist in comprehensive planning and
environmental impact studies required under Florida's growth management
laws and coordinates those services for all of the firm's offices in the state.
Long-Range Planning and Growth Management
Mr. Patterson has provided services to comprehensive planning programs of
over 25 Florida cities and counties. He participated in workshops during
formulation and implementation of the State's recent growth management
laws and has been a speaker on growth management issues before civic and
business groups around the state.
When the Florida Keys were designated as the state's first area of critical state
concern, he headed a joint local, regional, and state program to establish plans
and development regulations to accommodate growth while protecting the
unique and fragile environment. The program featured an intensive citizen
involvement effort, including informational meetings in each part of the Keys
and weekly workshops with a citizen advisory committee to develop policies
that would be acceptable to both strong "no-growth" and "pro-growth" groups
in the community.
Developments of Regional Impact (DRI)
Mr. Patterson has served as project manager or major contributor on DR!
studies for over 60 large projects around the state. Among those were several
business and office parks of over one million square feet, industrial parks,
mixed-use residential communities, and special tourism or recreation facilities
like Busch Gardens and St. Petersburg's TropicanaField. Representative
projects since joining PBS&J in 1979 include:
· Westshore Areawide DRI-- Mr. Patterson directed the DR! work
program for Tampa's Westshore business district, the first "areawide"
DR! undertaken in Florida. The program required unique approaches
for estimating and mitigating impacts of the area's future development,
which would take place on land owned by more than 1,000 individual
entities. Mr. Patterson and other team planners conducted numerous
public information meetings and advisory group workshops to ensure
that plans for the area responded to needs and interests of both the
business community and the residents ofWestshore.
· CMI Plant City -- DR! services for an 11.5 million square feet
industrial park in eastern Hillsborough County, Florida. Following the
original approval, Mr. Patterson assisted in securing an amendment to
enable development of a 20,000-seat amphitheater in the park in
exchange for a portion of the approved industrial square footage. This
process also included extensive citizen workshops to deal with local
concerns about neighborhood impacts from amphitheater events.
· Gateway Centre -- Mr. Patterson was DRl coordinator for this 5.8
million square-foot business complex at 1-275 and Gandy Boulevard.
Two cities, St. Petersburg and Pinellas Park, adopted DR! development
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orders for this project since the property overlapped the two
jurisdictions.
. The Pavilion -- Mr. Patterson directed the planning and DRI work
program for this project at U.S. 301 and Causeway Boulevard near
Tampa's port area. The project was approved for over 5.6 million
square feet of office, commercial, and R&D use after planners for the
Pavilion and another large business project to the south devised a joint
program for the extension of Falkenburg Road as a major new facility to
serve the growing area.
. Bridgewater -- Over 3,300 dwellings and 5 million square feet of
business floor area are planned for this 3,000-acre project in Lakeland,
Florida. Mr. Patterson headed up a team of consultants who guided the
project through the DRI process for American Cyanamid, owner of the
previously mined land.
Services to Florida's Mining Industry
For over 20 years, Mr. Patterson has participated in DRI, land
reclamation/reuse, and waste disposal planning projects for mining companies
in central Florida. In 1974, he produced reuse plans and made the general
public hearing presentation for Brewster Phosphate's 18,000-acre Lonesome
Mine in Hillsborough County, the ftrst DRI in the state. Other representative
projects include:
. Cargill Tampa Gypsum Stack -- DRI and zoning approvals were
obtained to double the authorized height of Cargill's phosphogypsum
storage facility to 200 feet. A screening and planting program to
minimize visual impact on nearby roads and neighborhoods was a key
to securing approval for the 326-acre facility on the east side of Tampa
Bay.
. Cargill Bartow Gypsum Stack -- Mr. Patterson prepared a DRI
binding letter application requesting a determination that planned
modiftcations to the 550-acre South Gypsum Stack at Cargill Fertilizer,
Inc.'s Bartow phosphate complex could be undertaken without requiring
regional impact review.
. Florida Mining and Materials -- Mr. Patterson prepared reclamation
plans and public information materials for this company's sand mine in
Polk County and rock mine in Dade County. Establishing a positive
image for these projects as carefully planned developments was an
essential need due to their location in two of the state's most
environmentally sensitive areas, the Green Swamp and the Florida
Everglades.
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Donna McLean Huey
Senior Scientist
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Education
B.S., Zoology,
University of South Florida, 1991
Certifications
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Certified Wetland Delineator
Professional Affiliations
National Association of
Environmental Professionals
Florida Association of
Environmental Professionals
Society of Wetland Scientists
Ms. Huey has performed project management, ecological constraints
analysis, threatened and endangered species research and monitoring,
wetlands monitoring, evaluation and delineation, color-infrared aerial photo
interpretation, and has been involved with all aspects of agency permitting.
She has considerable experience in the development of permit tracking
systems utilizing Geographic Information System (GIS) capabilities in
environmental analyses.
Ms. Huey functions as project manager for all Disney Development
Company (DDC) projects within the Ecological Sciences and GIS
Departments. Her responsibilities include maintaining continuous contacts
with several departments within DDC in order to be up-to-date with the
development and permitting activities occurring over the entire Walt Disney
World (WDW) property. Under an ongoing permit management contract,
she reviews design progress submittals for all projects under the WDW Long
Term and Conceptual Permits, updates DDC on any and all conflicts between
design detail and long term permit conditions, leads progress meetings, tracks
submittal and approval dates of all agency notification packages, prepares
agency notification packages, and coordinates with outside consultants
working on behalf of DDC. Her duties also include wetland delineations,
wetland hydroperiod assessments, wetland evaluations for the purposes of
preparing biological opinion statements, and general regulatory guidance on
all permitting issues.
In addition, she has led in the development of a GIS Permit Tracking System
for Disney's Celebration project. This experience included compilation of
several hundred permit conditions into a single database and creating a
desktop GIS query system utilizing ArcView. Her responsibilities for this
project include updating all appropriate DDC personnel when new permits
are issued for the project and to generate reports that outline the necessary
compliance actions required by the numerous permits.
Ms. Huey also led in the development of a GIS Environmental Management
system for DDC's Permitting and Planning Department. The development of
this system involved coordination of several operating entities within the
WDW corporation. The system is utilized not only to monitor permits and
permit conditions, but multiple layers of environmental and reference
information including wells, soils, land use, archeological resources,
stormwater structures, municipal boundaries, property ownership, roadways,
rain gauges, and sampling stations. DDC uses the system to analyze new
project locations for possible development constraints in order to detect
problems during all phases of design, thereby eliminating many costly design
changes. Ms. Huey continues to work with DDC on the expansion of this
data base, and currently maintains the data base at three separate locations on
WDW property. Upon completion of each phase of implementation, Ms.
Huey provides on-site training to the operators of the management and
tracking system.
She serves as project manager for two ongoing mitigation monitoring projects
for DDC. Her duties include preparation of monitoring plans, oversight of
monitoring report preparation, all client correspondence, supervision of
agency site visits, and coordination with maintenance sub-contractors.
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As a staff environmental scientist, Ms. Huey has also worked with teams of
biologists conducting threatened and endangered species assessments. This
experience includes bald eagle monitoring, gopher tortoise habitat
assessments, and red-cockaded woodpecker and scrub jay censuses. Her
responsibilities have also included assistance in preparation of jurisdictional
declaratory statement petitions, dredge and fill permit applications, gopher
tortoise incidental "take" permit applications, and gopher tortoise
management plans.
She held an associate scientist position at another Central Florida
environmental firm. Her responsibilities included multilevel project
management, providing client interaction and presentations, biological
monitoring, threatened and endangered species assessments, photo
interpretation, vegetation mapping, wetland evaluation and jurisdictional
delineation, and preparation of agency permit applications and technical
reports.
Ms. Huey coordinated and fully managed a $2-million portfolio of projects
for DDC, including client interaction and presentations; proposal and budget
preparation; detailed monthly progress reports; and GIS and computer aided
drafting and design (CADD) coordination, including oversight of all data
distribution, manpower assessment, and scheduling. She also managed
ongoing coordination between the client and other consultants for the Walt
Disney World Long-Term Permit, prepared Florida Department of
Environmental Protection (FDEP) Jurisdictional Declaratory Statement (JDS)
petitions, and managed the jurisdictional determination process.
She also served as an undergraduate researcher at the University of South
Florida where she conducted ecological field surveys and collected data on
gopher tortoise distribution and foraging patterns. She also collected
information on foraging characteristics of mangrove snakes. For another
undergraduate research project, she conducted various laboratory
experiments designed to study the use of prepared foods in the digestion of
sea urchins.
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Richard A. Walker
Vice President/National Division Manager
Geographic Information Services
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Education
B.S., Biology,
Florida State University, 1973
Graduate Studies, Environmental
Engineering, University of
Central Florida, 1983
Certifications
Habitat Evaluation Procedure
USFWS
ARC-Info training
Professional Affiliations
National Association of
Environmental Professionals
Florida Home Builders
Association
American Planning Association
Mr. Walker has a comprehensive background and education in geographic
information systems (GIS) and environmental engineering. With more than
20 years of experience, he has managed a variety of complex environmental
projects. Mr. Walker manages the PBS&J GIS program, which services more
than 30 offices nationwide.
He oversees the GIS data and environmental impacts associated with the 1-4
Alternative Master Plan from Polk County to Daytona Beach, Florida. GIS
has been used to map land use through "heads up" digitizing of aerials,
measuring the area of each use impacted by each of the alternatives and
calculating the right-of-way cost. Wetland impacts have been mapped and
measured according to each alternative, with an associated cost of mitigation.
Mr. Walker oversees the GIS component of the Florida Department of
Transportation (FDOT), Turnpike District's Master Plan. The master plan
covering the entire Turnpike system will incorporate all available GIS
information, including digital aerials, land use, soils, topography, right-of-
way, easements, wetlands, and endangered species. The system will also
incorporate roadway characteristics inventory (RCI) data files, and traffic
modeling information.
He served as the GIS project manager for a large sewer system analysis for
the Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department (MDW ASD). This analysis
used existing GIS data and incorporated water use information from more
than 400,000 water meter billing records. Through address matching, each
meter was geographically located and associated with the appropriate sewer
pump station. Sewage flows were calculated based on land use and water use.
Future flows were projected by overlaying census data on the pump station
areas.
Mr. Walker is the project manager for GIS-related activities covering the
Disney Development Company's new city, "Celebration." These activities
include tracking construction activities, schedules, and more than 100 separate
permits with numerous conditions. The GIS system contains multiple
coverages, including land cover, soils, topography, legal descriptions,
easements, utilities, roadways, lot layouts, and completed construction
components. The data base contains every permit condition and its required
action; this data can be searched with multiple query functions.
He is the project manager for the long-term permit team assembled by Disney
Development Company. This team reviews all construction plans within
Disney's Florida property. This review assures that construction will comply
with the existing environmental permits associated with wetland impacts. The
team tracks all construction activities and keeps a record of impacted wetlands
and the necessary mitigation requirements.
Mr. Walker served as the project manager for the investigation and/or
sampling of more than 100 sites within Florida for the Florida Association of
Counties' National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES)
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He has managed several developments of regional impact (DRI) projects,
which include commercial, industrial, and residential components. These
developments were designed and permitted with state-of-the-art
environmental solutions that provided a balance between protecting the
environment and maximizing land use.
Mr. Walker has had several years of public agency experience in wetland
regulation and understands the methods and requirements of the regulatory
process. He has been actively involved in developing and drafting
conservation ordinances and has testified before House and Senate natural
resources committees on wetland jurisdictional legislation. He has served on
the Orange County Comprehensive Plan Committee responsible for
conservation, open space, and recreation as part of the growth management
process.
He has performed all phases of environmental permitting for both public and
private clients, including local, state, and federal dredge and fill projects.
Many of these included wetland mitigation in the form of creation and
restoration. Mr. Walker is certified in habitat evaluation procedure (HEP) by
the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for modeling wetland and upland systems
for habitat evaluation.
Mr. Walker has special expertise in stormwater management and design to
minimize the effects of development on water quality and adjacent wetland
systems. As such, he has represented such diverse clients as county
governments and home builder associations. He has performed lake water
quality studies and analysis of sampling data to determine long-term trends in
water quality, along with modeling future development to determine methods
of treating stormwater runoff.
He has provided input in the planning stages of large developments to identify
sensitive ecological areas and methods to deal with their preservation or
mitigation. He thoroughly understands the development process from
planning to construction and can provide advice on designs that are
implementable and economical.
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Douglas E. Robison, M.S.
Coastal Systems
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Education
M.S., Marine Science,
University of South Florida, 1982
B.S., Environmental Science,
University of Maryland, 1976
Professional Affiliations
National Association of
Environmental Professionals
Florida Association of
Environmental Professionals
Society of Wetland Scientists
Sigma Xi Honorary Scientific
Research Society
TBRPC Agency on Bay
Management
Mr. Robison is a senior scientist and program manager with PBS&J. He has
more than 14 years of experience in the field of environmental sciences and
planning. His experience includes aquatic ecology, water quality analysis,
environmental monitoring design, wetland delineation, habitat mitigation and
restoration design, stormwater management, fisheries biology, estuarine and
lake management.
His consulting experience has involved the departmental supervision of all
activities in the design and implementation of environmental studies, and in
technical and administrative support of environmental permitting concerns with
federal, state and local regulatory agencies. His direct technical experience covers
a wide spectrum of environmental services including: water quality monitoring
and modeling, coastal marina planning and permitting, wetland mitigation and
restoration design, estuarine and lake management plans, jurisdictional wetland
delineation and permitting, listed species surveys and relocations, and hazardous
waste environmental site assessments.
Since 1993, Mr. Robison has had a lead role in numerous habitat restoration and
watershed management projects. He was the project manager for the Edgewater
Drive and St. Petersburg-Clearwater International Airport habitat restoration and
shoreline protection projects performed for the City of Clearwater and Pinellas
County, respectively. Both of these projects involved the restoration of over one-
half mile of eroded and degraded estuarine shoreline as well as the restoration and
creation of over three acres of intertidal wetland habitat.
In addition, he was the project manager for the Lake Tarpon Watershed
Management Plan project for Pinellas County, and contributed significantly to the
Southern St. Lucie Watershed Assessment project for the South Florida Water
Management District. In the latter project, Mr. Robison was responsible for the
GIS land use cover interpretation and update, and for the development of water
and habitat management strategies in the Southern St. Lucie Watershed. Mr.
Robison also contributed significantly to the development of living resource
targets and habitat restoration strategies for the Tampa Bay and San Juan Bay
National Estuary Programs.
Mr. Robison previously served as principal environmental planner at the Tampa
Bay Regional Planning Council (TBRPC) where he reviewed and analyzed
environmental, drainage and wastewater issues related to Developments of
Regional Impact, dredge and fill, and other permit applications. While at the
TBRPC, he also prepared proposals for and obtained federal and state grants
totaling over $500,000 for the performance of management and technical studies
on estuarine and coastal habitat, wetland mitigation, regional water quality, and
natural resource economic valuation. In addition, Mr. Robison was appointed to
the Florida Department of Natural Resources Advisory Committee on Coastal
Habitat Restoration.
He also served as a senior staff biologist and project manager at Mote Marine
Laboratory (MML) in Sarasota, Florida. At the MML, he managed 21 technicians
in a $3.3 million multi-faceted power plant ecological study for the Florida Power
Corporation; and supervised all field hydrologic and ecologic data collections for
MML in association with the National Urban Runoff Program (NURP) study
funded by the U.S. EPA and the City of Tampa.
Mr. Robison has served as the project manager and/or chief environmental
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scientist on over 50 land and infrastructure development projects. In this role he
has been responsible for the environmental assessment, planning, permitting and
mitigation aspects.
REPORTS AND PUBLICA nONS
Mr. Robison has authored or co-authored over 100 technical reports and published
articles. The following is an abbreviated list of his publications.
Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council, 1984. Water Quality Studies of the
Anclote and Braden Rivers. Final report prepared for the Florida Department of
Environmental Regulation. 134 pp.
Robison, D. E., 1985. Variability in the vertical distribution ofichthyoplankton in
lower Tampa Bay. In: Proceedings of the Tampa Bay Area Scientific Information
Symposium, May, 1982. Florida Sea Grant College, report number 65.
Bellweather Press. 663 pp.
Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council, 1985. The Future of Tampa Bay: A
Report to the Florida Legislature and the Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council
by the Tampa Bay Management Study Commission. 257 pp.
Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council, 1986. Habitat Restoration Study for the
Tampa Bay Region. Final report prepared for the Florida Department of
Environmental Regulation, Coastal Management Section. 283 pp.
AlIens Creek Fisheries Analysis. 1987. Final report prepared for the Pinellas
County Department of Environmental Management. 67 pp.
Conservation and Coastal Management Elements of the Hillsborough County
Comprehensive Plan. 1988. Final report prepared for the Hillsborough County
City County Planning Commission. 324 pp.
Conservation and Coastal Management Elements of the City of Tampa
Comprehensive Plan. 1988. Final report prepared for the Hillsborough County
City County Planning Commission. 230 pp.
Evaluation of Historical Vegetative Habitats of Lake Tarpon, Florida. 1991.
Final report prepared for the Pinellas County Department of Environmental
Management. 77 pp.
Evaluation of Pollutant Loading Sources for Lake Tarpon, Florida. 1991. Final
report prepared for the Pinellas County Department of Environmental
Management. 92 pp.
Lake Tarpon Diagnostic and Feasibility Studies. 1992. Final report prepared for
the Pinellas County Department of Environmental Management. 133 pp.
Coastal Environmental, Inc., 1993. Development of Living Resource Targets for
Tampa Bay, Florida. Final report prepared for the Tampa Bay National Estuary
Program. 112 pp.
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Architecture
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Education
B.s., Architecture,
Indian Institute of Technology,
1968
Registrations
Registered Architect
Florida
Kentucky
Maryland
Georgia
Virginia
Professional Affiliations
American Institute of Architects
NCARB Certified
Member of National Committee on
Architecture for Health
Mr. Gupta has more than 23 years of experience in the fields of architecture and
construction in a variety of governmental, commercial, institutional, health care
buildings, and building complexes. This experience includes projects of more
than $75 million in construction value as well as hundreds of minor alterations
renovations and code update projects.
He is the project director for the planning, design, and construction
administration of Cruise Terminal 10 at Port Canaveral, a facility designed to
accommodate a variety of cruise ships serving the Caribbean market.
Mr. Gupta has also served as project manager for the expansion at Concourse H
at Miami International Airport. He served as Principal-in-Charge for the $1.6
million renovation of the Orlando-Orange County Expressway Authority
(OOCEA) 7,OOO-sq.-ft. Administration Building, in addition to the 8,200-sq.-ft.
expansion of the facility's office space.
He was the lead architect for the Homestead Air Force Base (HAFB) Master
Planning and Reuse Studies conducted for Dade County Aviation Department
(DCAD). These included developing planning and related studies for the joint
civilian/military reuse of the former HAFB now re-designated Homestead Air
Reserve Base by the 1993 Base Realignment and Closure Commission and
subsequent DOD/USAF action.
Mr. Gupta is the Principal-in-Charge of the Florida Air National Guard (FANG)
Base Contract in Jacksonville, Florida. This contract is a $750K/year, ID/IQ
contract for multi-discipline, AlE services to support maintenance, repair and
minor construction projects.
He is also the Principal-in-Charge of the U.S. Naval Air Station Contract in Key
West, Florida. This contract is a $750K/year, ID/IQ contract for multi-discipline,
AlE services to support maintenance, repair and minor construction projects.
Mr. Gupta was also the section director for the $300-million Metro-Dade
Downtown Government Center, Cultural Center, Park and Transit Station
Complex. As section director he was responsible for establishment of project
criteria, monitoring of all architectural/engineering (AlE) consultant design, as
well as budget adherence and construction administration.
His project experience as partner and principal architect includes:
. Rinker Materials Corporation Disney Batch Plant, Orlando, Florida - design
of warehouse and garage facility
. Metro-Dade County Justice Center, Miami, Florida - refmement and
schematic design of a $26-million support facility, office building and 750-car
parking garage
. St. Francis Hospital, Miami Beach, Florida - master planning, design and
construction administration of a $58-million hospital expansion program
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. University of Miami/Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, Florida - master
planning, design and construction administration of a $38-million Maternal
Child Care Tower including 1,250-car parking garage
. Cedars Medical Center, Miami, Florida - master planning, design and
construction administration of the $70-million Cedars Medical Center
including I,OOO-car parking garage
. Metro-Dade County Police Department Headquarters Complex, Miami,
Florida - programming, design construction documents and construction
administration of a $32-million police department headquarters complex
. School Board of Dade County Administration Building, Dade County, Florida
- project management and construction administration of a $12-million
administrative office facility
. Broward County Administrative Courthouse, Broward County Florida -
programming of a $24-million courthouse
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Owen M. Beitsch, Executive Vice President with Real Estate Research Consultants, Inc.,
has been active in the management and execution of complex studies for public and
private clients since 1983. His background includes public planning and finance as well
as real estate development. In addition to some 3,500 multi-family units financed and
developed during his tenure at the Tennessee Housing Development Agency, he has
coordinated public sector participation in urban mixed-use projects in Ft. Lauderdale, FL
and Providence, RI. These latter projects are each anchored by a major convention
center and include office, hotel and retail elements and represent investments in excess
of $100 million.
His interest in special issues confronting downtown and other urban areas is
demonstrated by his civic as well as his business activities. He has held an active
leadership role in the Tampa Downtown Partnership and he is a founding member of the
Orlando Neighborhood Improvement Corporation where he is presently Chairman.
Prior to joining Real Estate Research Consultants, he had been a principal in Laventhol &
Horwath's Real Estate Advisory Services Group. From 1976 through 1981 he was the Chief
of Planning and Market Research for the Tennessee Housing Development Agency
(THDA), one of the nation's largest and oldest housing finance agencies. Mr. Beitsch has
a Masters Degree in Urban and Regional Planning from Florida State University, and has
served as adjunct faculty at Rollins College and the University of Central Florida.
The selected assignments and/or studies listed below speak to his varied experience with
recreational projects, commercial facilities, convention and meeting facilities, policy
planning, and large-scale land development. His role in the list of selected studies has
been that of project director, researcher or author.
MEETING AND OTHER PUBLIC ASSEMBLY FACILITIES
. Orange County Convention and Civic Center (Orlando, FL); market and financial
analysis
. Ocean Center (Daytona Beach, FL); market and financial analysis
. Rhode Island Convention Center (Providence, RI); market, financial and
economic analysis; developer negotiations
. Broward County Convention Center (Ft. Lauderdale, FL); market, financial and
economic analysis; developer negotiations
. Municipal Civic Center (Steamboat Springs, CO); market, financial and economic
analysis
. Washington State Convention Center (Seattle, WA); delegate expenditure survey
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POLICY OR REDEVELOPMENT PLANNING
. Naval Training Center (Orlando. FL); closure and negotiations
. Impact Fee study (Lake County. FL); evaluation of fiscal benefits occurring from
impact fees
. state of Florida Office Patrol (state of Florida); policy document establishing
procedures and provides for the acquiring of office space
. Orange County Economic Element (Orlando. FL); policy document addressing
area's economic future
. High Speed Rail (Orlando. FL); strategic real estate analysis
. Ught Rail (Orlando. FL); preliminary financing strategy
. Orlando sports District (Orlando, FL); strategy for developing a masterplan
focused on Orlando's Citrus Bowl
. West Palm Beach Airport (West Palm Beach. FL); development strategy for airport
authority acquisition area
. Impact Fee Study (Tampa. FL); position study on proposed fee ordinance
. Universal Studios (Orlando. FL) tax increment analysis for proposed district
. Westshore Comprehensive Plan (Tampa. FL); development strategy for suburban
commercial district
. Republic Drive/Commercial CRA (Orlando. FL); Implementation of redevelopment
plan
. Gulf Shores Tourist District (Gulf Shores. AL); tourism development strategy
. Orange County Housing Authority (Orlando. FL); housing relocation and
redevelopment plan
. Japanese National Railroad (Orlando. FL); high-speed rail corridor study
. Downtown Development Board (Orlando. FL); study for tax increment district
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COMMERCIAL
. Orlando Central Park (Orlando, FL); strategic plan
. Lockheed-Martin (Orlando, FL); strategic plan
. Universal Studios (Orlando, FL); valuation for interchange financing
. Orlando International Airport (Orlando, FL); feasibility analysis for industrial facility
RECREATIONAL OR SPECIAL USE
. New England Aquarium (Boston, MA); market and financial analysis for proposed
expansion
. Tampa Port Authority (Tampa, FL); leasehold negotiations with proposed Florida
Aquarium
. Disney Development (Orlando, FL); concept plan for eyeing recreational facilities
. Audubon Society (Yeehaw Junction, FL); market analysis for proposed wildlife
sanctuary
. Edison Home (Ft. Myers, FL); concept plan for historical landmark and museum
. Ponce Inlet Marina (Ponce Inlet, FL); market, economic and financial analysis
. Grand Cypress Resort (Orlando, FL); market and financial analysis for equestrian
facilities
. Planned Raceway (Kissimmee, FL); market and financial analysis for proposed
thoroughbred track
HOUSING
. Ultimar I, II, III (Sand Key, FL); market analysis for condominium development
. Orlando Utilities Commission (Orlando, FL); financial analysis for proposed
apartments
. Celebration (Kissimmee, FL); market and financial analysis for Disney planned
resort housing
. Magnolia Ranch (Kissimmee, FL); market and financial analysis for Disney planned
primary community
. Perdido Bay (Pensacola, FL); market analysis for existing resort community
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SELECTED PUBLICATIONS AND PAPERS
"A Warm Welcome for Meetings", Orbus, September, 1986
Market Profiles, Urban Land Institute, (Washington, D.C.), 1987
Market Profiles, Urban Land Institute, (Washington, D.C.), 1988
The Increasing Costs of Hazardous Waste, paper delivered November, 1989
"Aquarium Revenue Support New Development", Urban Land, February, 1991
"Funding Infrastructure, An Overview", Real Estate Finance, Winter, 1992.
"Market Analysis and the Application of Theoretical Models to Contemporary
Research Problems", McGraw Hill Real Estate Development Handbook [Los Angeles,
CA) 1993.
"An Introduction to the Concept of sports Facilities as Tools for Economic Activity",
Real Estate Issues, April, 1997
ACTIVE MEMBERSHIPS OR LICENSES
. American Planning Association, (President, Orlando Section)
. American Institute of Certified Planners, (AICP designation)
. American Society of Real Estate Counselors, (CRE designation)
. Orlando Neighborhood Improvement Corporation, (Chairman of the Board)
. Florida Real Estate License
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Subconsultants
PBS&J has built a working relationship with Real Estate Re-
search Consultants, lnc. (RERC), and has used them on projects
similar to the City of Clearwaters redevelopment projects.
The PBS&J Planning Team includes the specialty services of RERC.
RERC has provided real estate advice and guidance to a wide variety of
clients in virtually all segments of the real estate industry. Owen M.
Beitsch, AICP, CRE, Executive Vice President with RERC, has been active in
the management and execution of complex studies for public and private clients
since 1983. His background includes public planning and finance as well as real
estate development. Mr. Beitsch has extensive experience with recreational
projects, commercial facilities, convention and meeting facilities, policy plan-
ning, and large-scale land development.
RERC has structured its services for public and private clients in such a way
that it can provide analytical techniques, information, and advice which are
both timely and thorough. RERC's familiarity with the entire real estate devel-
opment process permits their consultants to respond to specific and unique
issues associated with a development program. Some of those issues include:
Project Planning
. Concept development
. Site selection
. Highest and best use determination
. Property valuation/appraisal
Financial Planning
. Identification of financing sources
. Publidprivate partnerships
Development Programming
. Formulation of phasing schedule
. Timing and sequence of development
. Selection of and liaison with design consultants
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Projec1 coordination
between PBS&J and the
City of Clearwater will
be conduded by
Roger B. Anderson, Sr.,
AICp, our proposed
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Coordination
PBS&J recognizes that a successful team requires frequent
communication with the City of Clearwater in order to share
infonnation and opinions.
Internal and external lines of communication and coordination must begin
with PBS&J's project manager. These lines extend through specific staff
assigned to tasks that promote interaction with the City of Clearwater and
community stockholders. Specific components of our coordination approach are
described below.
The Coordination Team
Project coordination between our team and the City of Clearwater, as well as
among team members, will be conducted by Roger B. Anderson, Sr., AICP, our
proposed project manager. He will direct the day-to-day activities among the
PBS&J Planning Team, as well as ongoing coordination with other agencies,
local governments, and the City of Clearwater. Mr. Anderson is very familiar
with the coordination activities required with a general planning consultant
contract.
Project Team Coordination Activities
PBS&J recognizes that the City of Clearwater and our Planning Team form a
valuable partnership. Making the team successful requires frequent and mean-
ingful sessions during which information and opinions are shared. Project team
coordination will include a number of ongoing activities between PBS&J and
the City. These activities include:
. Monthly status reports
. Monthly meetings with the City's project manager
. Key deliverable submittal briefings
. Development of clearly understood task work orders
Communication
Project success can be achieved only if all team personnel are informed of task
goals and objectives and understand their role in achieving them. PBS&J will
apply formalized communication processes that require clear and effective
information sharing at all levels within the PBS&J team and with the City of
Clearwater. Upon completing negotiations of a task assignment with the City
project manager, the project manager will use a one-page standard template to
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All PBS&J offices are linked
electronically via E-mail
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identify individual staff assignments, budgets, deadlines, and information
feedback requirements stating the frequency in which the project manager
wants updates on the status of work from each individual. The project manager
will then conduct a brief kickoff meeting with the assigned staff and distribute
the assignments.
If a significant variance or trend of small variances from work plans is detected
and is anticipated to impact the overall task budget or schedule, the PBS&J
project manager will immediately relay this information to the City's project
manager. Otherwise, the PBS&J project manager will submit a one to two page
monthly progress report to the City containing contract number, a summary of
project status and tasks, projected activities for the upcoming month, and
identification of any problems encountered or anticipated and the methods
proposed for their resolution.
All PBS&J offices are linked by electronic mail. We currently use GroupWise
remote for e-mail; this allows us to easily send messages, transfer files (e.g.,
drawings, documents, and other data), and schedule meetings throughout our
office network. We also routinelv transfer files and data over the Internet or
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using programs such as PC Anywhere.
Subconsultant Coordination and Management
The PBS&J Planning Team approach involves the use of subconsultants.
PBS&J is among the most qualified firms in the nation to utilize subcontractors
to this extent due to our vast experience in the procurement and management
of subcontractors on contracts performed for government agencies and private
clients. As a result of this experience, our subconsultant procurement and
management methods are highly refined and proven successful.
Subcontractor Management. PBS&] will retain all contractual, technical, and
financial control of the project and manage all aspects of the work assigned to
the PBS&J Planning Team by the City of Clearwater. All subconsultants will
be required to identify a single point of contact to facilitate clear communica-
tions. All subconsultant task assignments will be issued by PBS&] in writing,
and clearly and tightly defined. In addition, PBS&] will clearly state all assump-
tions applied in deriving the scope, cost, and schedule so that legitimate change
orders can be clearly identified and disputes will be precluded. PBS&J will
require all subconsultants to meet rigorous progress reporting requirements and
will periodically perform unannounced audits of progress, safety~ and quality.
Variances from technical, budget, or schedule requirements will be identified at
an early state of development, and PBS&] will oversee the development and
implementation of corrective action.
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Responsible Office
PBS&J offers several convenient Central Florida offices with a
professional staff ready to meet and exceed the City of
Clearwater's needs.
P BS&J's Tampa office will serve as the responsible office for this
project. The services available within this office are part of PBS&J's
Central Florida office network. PBS&J's primary contact and project
manager Roger B. Anderson, Sr., AICP can be located at the firm's Tampa
office. The Tampa office will be responsible for project management, transpor-
tation planning, growth management issues, and coastal systems. PBS&J's
Tampa office address and phone numbers are as follows:
5300 W. Cypress Street
Suite 300
Tampa, Florida 33607-1712
(813) 877-7275
(800) 477-7275
Fax: (813) 289-0397
The Tampa office will be supported by PBS&J's Orlando/Winter Park office
which will provide public workshop facilitation, community redevelopment
planning, urban designlstreetscape, and landscape architecture. PBS&J's
Orlando/Winter Park office address and phone numbers are as follows:
1560 Orange Avenue
Suite 700
Winter Park, Florida 32789
(407) 647-7275
Fax: (407) 740-8958
RERC will participate in the public workshops, consultation of our redevelop-
ment plans, and the economic understanding of market factors. They will also
assist in the development of plans that will support the market place. RERC's
office address and phone number is as follows:
200 E. Robinson Street
Suite 900
Orlando, Florida 32801
(407) 843-5635
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Quality Assurance
Using a quality assurance program assists PBS&J in focusing
energies on areas in need of iInprovement, while promoting
bettennent of our processes, services, and deliverable products.
The key to PBS&J's growth over the last 38
years has been our successful delivery of
quality services. We achieve a high quality
standard through the disciplined implementation of a
system we call our corporate Quality Control and
Assurance Program or QCAP. QCAP requires the
preparation of quality control plans prior to initiating
work, specifies procedures for quality control reviews
of data, calculations and documents, and establishes
a mechanism for tracking, documenting, auditing and
evaluating our performance. Most importantly,
recognizing that we do not live in a perfect world, the
QCAP assists us in focusing our energies on areas in
need of improvement and promotes continuous betterment of all PBS&J
processes, services, and deliverable products. PBS&J will require its
subconsultants to comply with our QCAP or an equivalent plan.
Communication
Project success can be achieved only if all team personnel are informed of task
goals and objectives and understand their role in achieving them. PBS&J will
apply formalized communication processes that require clear and effective
information sharing at all levels within the PBS&J Planning Team and with the
City of Clearwater. All meetings and community workshops will be docu-
mented and distributed to all stakeholders.
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DBE Requirements
PBS&J's proposed subconsultants include Bay Reprographics, a
certified DBE firm that has provided outstanding technical and
administrative support for many of our past projects.
It is the policy of PBS&J to conduct a program which will enable DBEs to
be considered fairly as subconsultants and suppliers. It is also our policy to
assure that DBEs will have an equitable opportunity to compete for sub-
contracts and to provide services. We maintain a listing of DBEs and take
affirmative action, when necessary, to ensure that our DBE policy is adhered to
in all instances.
In accordance with this policy and the stated objectives in the City of
Clearwater scope of services, we propose to subcontract Bay Reprographics
(BR), a certified DBE fiml.
BR has provided graphic arts and reproduction services to PBS&J for many of
its Florida Department Of Transportation (FDOT) projects. BR's capabilities
not only include reproduction of bluelines and specifications, but also color
laser plotting and computer design. BR is able to meet the needs of virtually
any reproduction/graphics project. BR is also a certified FDOT Vendor. BR's
DBE certificate is found on the following page.
Our approach to utilization of DBEs, as well as minority-owned business
enterprises (MBEs) and woman-owned business enterprises (WBEs), is to
subcontract to them technical support activities as well as those activities
involving administrative assistance in some cases.
The DBEs and MBEs that have participated in our projects have been the
recipients of a significant transfer of technology, expertise, and hands-on
experience. This reflects PBS&J's corporate commitment to a "mentoring"
approach to our DBE subconsultants. This has enabled some DBEs to obtain
and retain a foothold in other areas of the consultant community. We will
continue this commitment.
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RE:
CERTIFICATION OF DBE CONSULTANT UTILIZATION
90-98
State Project No.(a)
Work Program No.(a)
Federal Job No.(a)
Description
Redevelopment and Revitalization for the City of
Clearwater, Florlda
Vice President
(Title)
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Dale E. Siska, AICP
(Name)
of
PBS&J
. hereby certify that our
(Name of Firm)
firm [ ] (IS) fX] (IS NOT) a Department of Transportation (Department) certified
Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE). I alao certify that our firm's intention
regarding subletting work on the above referenced project(s) to a Department certified
Disadvantage Business Enterprise is as follows:
(Check One)
XX Intends to subcontract at least 10%
Intends to subcontract at least 5% but less than 10%
Does not intend to subcontract work to DBE(s)
Since I have indicated above that a portion of the work will be sublet to certified DBE(s),
the firms considered as proposed DBE subconsultantslvendors and the types of work to
be subcontracted are as follows:
DBESUBCONSULTANTS~NDORS
Bay Reprographics, Inc.
TYPE OF WORK .
Blueprinting, reproduction of
engineering blueprints, copying,
sales of blueprint paper
and
I understand that the Department will give preference in selection of DBE(s) and to other
firms who propose to subcontract to DBE(s). I further understand that five (5)
preference points will be added to my technical proposal score If my firm either
indicates its intent to subcontract 10% of the work to DBE(s) or is a Department certified
DBE. I also understand that should my finn choose to subcontract to DBE(s) an amount
less than ten percent (10%) but at least five percent (5%), two (2) preference points will
. be added to my technical proposal score. I agree that If I receive DBE preference points,
I will sublet and pay to DBE(s) the above minimum percentage of the original contract
amount for DBE services. In the event that DBE participation is not required, the
aforementioned point p'!;eference will be waived. However, I agree that if I indicate above
DBE participation, I will sublet and pay to DBE(s) the above minimum percentage of the
original contract ~ou for DBE services.
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Title:
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Vice President
Date:
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Doug Jamerson
S.gwo.tary
Veronica Anders
E...euttve Olr.etor
April 3,1997
Ms. Martha KoImaD
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,.,Q.A W. Cypras Street
T...... FL 33607
Dear Ms. Korm.a.
Your appliQltiou for MiDority Bulincss interpri.scD5 (WomlD--owaed) ocrtiftc:uion i. bcreb)'
approved and ctfective M.rch 23, 1997 thru Marth 13, 1991. The certificatIOn is apph~e
wbta busiDass is <:oaductcd within ibis speciaJty (s).
8lueprilltinc, reprodadiOA of engineering bJuepriDt5, cop)ia, ud sales of blueprint
paper
Yeu In encow.ged to become at1 aativc btddel- in Cbe contra.:tmg prognuns of sw.e sovemmel'lt.
All ~ will --)Ql ill ~ fanuliat with tAeir COIIIraCCizrc prOClCSS. The Small
su- Dovetop,'lIIIE CeraaI (SBDCS) I~ed in most _te \lDJvtnities could also be of
in~Je Uli~1IOO to you. o.et 8Kh for mfo=alicm and asSIstance. SimulcancauJ with this
naIa of ~ your bus_s has been eutared ill me Stare PufC1\uinS symm (SPURS) as
a I1atI vatdor. acldKionaI1y idIIltifiocl u a cettified Miaoritv Bu$iDeas Ent.qn;se Yoa wiU
~nh be automatically aotified of all o~;>ortwUties to bid in ~'OUr commocIi\y or MMCe ar.
'Be Law ofPlorida require that th MiIlority Bllliaess AdYecacy and Auistuce Office be
adviud Qf uy ud all ch... in the eompUY'l1Utui octDrrin,tnthia fourteea (14) day. or
die transfer or dwlee tlkial place. nis I... is applitable tbre.pollt the eft'ertm
c.wtiftc:ation dateI.
QuIDons concemIDa)'OUr nUraity business c.eriliicaUon may be liicecud to this office. your
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Bay Reprographics. Inc.
Ms. Martha Konnan
583o-C W. Cypress Street
Hillsborough, FL 33607
RE: DISADVANTAGED BUSINESS ENTERPRISE CERTIFICATION
Dear Ms. Korm;:al"\:
The DepartmenL i~ pleased to announce that your company has been certifi~ as a
Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DSE) for a maximum period of one year, whicl I i~
subject to continued eligibility andf also subject to actions of any other governmental
agenciA~ which may affect tho minority $taLu~ of your firm. I his agency's certification
enables the company to compete in the subcontract work of the Department a~ R minority
owned and uperated company. It is not a guarantee that the company will receive work.
If at any time there is a change in the ownership and control of the company, a new
~chedule "A" is to be forwarded wilhout delay to the Department. If you desire
recertification consideration, a new Schedule "A" must be submitted to the Department
nill~ty (90) days pnor to expiration of your current certification for agency review and
consideration.
Questions concerning the certification process may be directed to this office at (904) 921-
7383.
Sincerely,
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/ DBE Certification Manager
Minority Programs Office
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CERTlFrCA TION EXPIRATION DATE:
JULY 24. 1998
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Submittal Requirements
With a proven commitment to meet the needs of the City of
Clearwater and with extensive previous experience, PBS&J is
uniquely qualified for this project.
Per the Request for Qualifications 90-98, PBS&J has included the
following items in this section: Relevant project experience along with a
reference for the project, AlA forms 254 and 255, proof of insurance,
Conflict of Interest statement, and assurance statement.
Past Perfonnance
PBS&J has an extensive experience in the all areas of community redevelop-
ment. A sample of our experience along with project reference is presented
below along with representative projects in geographical information systems,
and recreation and waterfront planning.
Pier 60 Park
Clearwater, Florida
Pier 60 Park has been a prominent landmark on
Clearwater Beach for years, providing a gathering
place and focal point for local residents and
tourists alike. Under PBS&J's Engineer of
Record (EOR) contract with Clearwater, renova-
tions to the facility were undertaken with a view
to developing a "signature" park for the city.
The new three-acre beachfront park incorporates a
multipurpose pavilion, a concession area, two
covered playgrounds, enhanced pedestrian walks,
seat walls, benches, showers, and bike racks. The
landscaping and architectural style of the buildings
were designed with a Florida waterfront theme. In
addition, lighting employed at the park was designed to allow for safe turtle
nesting practices along the busy beachfront.
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architectural services for the Pier 60 Park renovation project.
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Mr. Rich Baier, P.E.
City of Clearwater
10 South Missouri Avenue
Clearwater, Florida 34618
(813) 562-4500
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Pinellas Botanical Learning Center and Gulf Coast Art Center
Pinellas County, Florida
The mission and program for this cultural campus
were developed by working closely with Pinellas
County officials, the staff of the Cooperative
Extension Service, the Technical Advisory Com-
mittee, and representatives from the Gulf Coast
Art Center and Heritage Park. An extensive
evaluations report was prepared including site inventory, opportunities and
constraints, market analysis, and programming.
The proposed Pinellas Botanical Learning Center
and Gulf Coast Art Center will be the cultural and
learning campus for Pinellas County. The natural
setting of this approximately 90-acre site is
adjacent to the Cooperative Extension Service and
Heritage Park. The site also enjoys potential
links to county parks and the Pinellas Trail.
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program elements. The schematics led to the preparation of two master plan
concepts. These concepts incorporated Botanical Learning Center elements,
including a 25,000-square-foot visitors' center, educational gardens, native
gardens, and specialty gardens. Gulf Coast Art Center elements included a
31 ,OOO-square-foot central building and separate studios for painting, print-
making, photography, fiber arts, metal ceramic, and sculpture. Parking was
incorporated on the site to preserve existing vegetation and provide conve-
nience.
Client Reference:
Bill Neyland, Senior Architect
Pinellas County
509 East Avenue South
Clearwater, Florida 33756
(813) 464-4029
Downtown Revitalization Plan
Clewiston, Florida
Within a planning workshop environment established to facilitate interaction
between the Clewiston Redevelopment Agency (CRA) and the general public,
PBS&J developed a series of redevelopment plans which took into consider-
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formulate an appropriate image and character of future downtown development
proposals. Strategic improvements were recommended which reinforce the
overall vision and mission of "developing a thrilling, active downtown which main-
tains its small town charm. "
The Downtown Core Area Concept plan was developed with the intent of
being an actionable plan. The consensus was that the plan needed to be within
a confined area where long range planning and development was already going
on and within an area that historicallv had been seen bv the citizens of
Clewiston as "The Downtown Area".'Development activities will be directed at
upgrading the perimeter image of the "core area" with the introduction of a
banner graphics system and a street tree program. The plan also identified
projects internal to or adjacent to the core area that the CRA could take on as
incremental projects as capital funds became available. The plan encourages
adjacent property owners to develop their own properties in conjunction with
the direction of the Core Area Master Plan and a Kit of Parts that holds the
theme for the area together.
Client Reference:
Jeffrey c. Newell, City Manager
City of Clewiston
Community Redevelopment Agency
115 W Ventura Avenue
Clewiston, Florida 33440
(941) 983-1484
International Boulevard Streetscape
Atlanta, Georgia
PBS&J was selected by the Corporation for Olympic Development in Atlanta
(CODA) to create a revitalized image for downtown Atlanta's International
Boulevard. This redevelopment encompassed the most significant corridor in
the City of Atlanta during the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games. International
Boulevard connects the Interstate 75/85 roadway system through downtown
with the Peachtree Street hotel/business district, which is one of the most
influential streets in Atlanta's downtown. From Peachtree Street, International
Boulevard also connects with the Georgia World Congress Center, Omni area,
CNN Center and the Georgia Dome. These prestigious public facilities were
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several hundred thousand visitors per day.
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and pedestrian destinations, PBS&T created the
design concept for the twelve block area which
established a series of distinct zones of specialized
treatment. The streetscape begins at the 'entrance
zone' off the interstate and continues by creating
a corridor that passes through two major prom-
enade segments referred to as "International
Square". The streetscape terminates with the
Techwood streetscape beautification area at the
gateway entrance to Centennial Olympic Park.
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mosaic of a map of the vvorlel at the intersection of International Boulevard and
Peachtree Street in downtmm Atlanta. Additionally, this revitalization effort
included the redesign of vValton Spring Park which prov-J ded an opportunity for
visitors to rela,,\: and enjoy the acdvities during the Olympics.
PBS&J provided the client '\lith continuous design, bid and budget alternatives
throughout the entire construction of the project, while maximizing the funding
for construction and still meeting the final completion cbte of the improve-
ments prior to the commencement of the 1996 Olympic Games.
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approximately $5 million, eighty percent of which was funded by the
Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency j\ct (ISTEA). The project was
completed in a timely and cost-effective manner. The downtown area currently
serves as a renewed vibrant, safe and pedestrian friendly place for residents and
visitors to enjoy.
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lvlr. Randv Roark
Corporation for Olynlpic Development
One Park Place South, Ste. 760
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
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ment of the IS-acre area includes retail shopping, restaurants, post office, tOW1L
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PBS&J provided full site/civil engineering
designs; surveying; permitting through
Osceola County, Reedy Creek Improve-
ment District (RCID), Florida Depart-
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and South Florida Water Management
District (SFWMD); and construction
administration. Specific civil design
elements included grading and drainage,
parking facilities, and site utilities. Close
coordination with the architectural teams and the landscape/hardscape consult-
ant was required to implement the designs and meet the neo-traditional aes-
thetic goals and objectives.
Client Reference:
Mr. Mike Menefee
HKSffhe Celebration Company
III Plaza of Americas
Dallas, Texas 75201
(214) 969-3040
Landscape and Interpretive Plan for Downtown
Newton, Georgia
The historic downtown of Newton, once the largest town in southwest Georgia,
is in danger of disappearing as a result of the disastrous flood of July 1994 and
the potential demolition of approximately 80 percent of the town's historic
commercial and residential building through a Federal Emergency Management
Act (FEMA) buy-out program. Newton faces the loss of approximately 19
buildings within the downtown study area alone, along with the businesses and
residents that used to live in them.
To assist Newton in confronting the loss and in planning for the future use of
the downtown as an historical attraction, FEMA provided a flood grant admin-
istered by the Southern Regional Office of the National Trust for Historic
Preservation. The purpose of this report is to recommend a Landscape and
Interpretive Plan for the Downtown of Newton, Georgia. It is intended to be
used as a guide to City and County officials as they proceed with the rehabilita-
tion of the Baker County Courthouse and the planning of the surrounding
downtown area - including the historic commercial buildings that face the
downtown square and the areas that may be cleared of existing buildings and/or
other structures through the buy-out program. Additionally, the plan is in-
tended to serve as a comprehensive framework for the proposed physical
improvements, existing and proposed uses, and historical commemoration and
interpretation of the downtown for tourists.
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Southern Regional Office
Charleston, South Carolina
Downtown Decatur Streetscape Improvement Program
Decatur, Georgia
Based on a series of public workshops, PBS&J prepared a master streetscape
improvement plan for Decatur's Central Business District (CBD). PBS&J
then prepared construction documents for the Phase I streets cape improve-
ments. The first project was an lnterrnodal Surface Transportation Efficiency
Act (lSTEA) funded project with a construction value of $575,000.
Streetscape improvements included: new sidewalks, street tree plantings, a
pedestrian level lighting program, street furnishings, new parking areas and a
pilot signage program.
PBS&J has worked closely with citizens, Down-
town Development Authority (DDA) members
and interested city officials to establish design
criteria and project goals for this $1.2 million
project. PBS&]'s streetscape and urban design
work is occurring simultaneously with the restoration of the historic county
courthouse, which is at the center of the project area.
Client Reference:
Mr. Hugh Saxon
City of Decatur
510 North McDonough Street
Decatur, Georgia 30031
(404) 320-4104
Lawrenceville Downtown Redevelopment
Lawrenceville, Georgia
PBS&J worked as the prime consultant and
multi-disciplinary team leader for the streets cape
design and construction documents for this
historic downtown district north of Atlanta.
PBS&J coordinated a hydrology study of the
existing storm drainage system as well as street
realignment and parking layout approval with the
Georgia Department of Transportation (DOT).
The design response involved developing a unified streetscape design for an old
southern downtown which had evolved eclectically over the past 150 years.
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ments, street trees, street furnishings, lighting and other elements which will
visually and functionally unify the historic Central Business District (CBD).
Since the initiation of this project, the DDA has received many inquiries
relative to new private development, seemingly an indicator of economic
revitalization to come.
Client Reference:
Mr. Steve Alger
HOH Associates, Inc.
1575 Northside Drive, N.W #240
Atlanta, Georgia 30318
(404) 351-1592
After a thorough site analysis, the oppor-
tunities and constraints of the Dyer
Boulevard property were identified. The site analysis addressed such issues as
surrounding land use and facilities, circulation patterns, drainage, topography,
climate, flora and fauna, infrastructure, and utilities.
Dyer Boulevard Park
Palm Beach County, Florida
Dyer Boulevard Park is a 445-acre recre-
ational facility located in West Palm
Beach, Florida. Careful coordination of
planning, landscape architecture, and
engineering services was necessary during
the development of this landfill-to-park
conversion project.
Based upon the gathered infonnation,
alternative concepts were prepared for the
park's development. Elements desired for
inclusion within the park were outlined by
both the Palm Beach County Solid Waste
Authority and the Parks and Recreation
Department, the two local agencies most
closely linked with the project's evolution.
Elements including soccer, softball, and
baseball fields, an 18-hole golf course and
driving range, mountain biking, rollerblading and equestrian trails, nature
educational facilities, a radio-controlled model plane airport, canoeing, basket-
ball, volleyball, picnic area, and a BMX track were all considered as potential
park features.
Client Reference:
Mr. John D. Booth, Director of Engineering
Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County
7501 North Jog Road
West Palm Beach, Florida 33412
(561) 640-4000
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Lakeland Downtown Development
Lakeland, Florida
PBS&J prepared a three-phase study for revitalization of the City of
Lakeland's downtown business district. The City of Lakeland chose the sup-
ported core concept to structure the revitalization plan. The core area - the
most vital element of the plan - was created by specific "pressure points" in the
form of a proposed major government building; a revitalized Main Street
specialty shopping area; a convention hotel; a new major retailer; a pedestrian!
public plaza system, utilizing the existing alleyways; and a system of strategi-
cally placed parking garages to provide shopper parking.
The program included: broad analyses of physical, economic and environmental
conditions within the core, including existing urban employment and popula-
tion patterns; preparation of a design and development plan for revitalizing the
district over a I5-years period; a plan for implementation that outlines strate-
gies for marketing the downtown area's potential; funding and scheduling
improvements; and regulating development activity. Roles in funding responsi-
bilities were set for the City, development authority, merchants association,
and other local groups, and guidelines were provided for targeting prospective
developers and preparing promotional brochures.
Tax increment financing - a funding concept authorized by a 1977 amendment
to Florida's Community Redevelopment Act - played an important role in
shaping the Lakeland Program. The program was set up in two-year phases -
each containing one or more large sites to be sold for private redevelopment.
Site developers were selected through a competitive process, and the developer
then became a key participant in detailed planning for the area.
The planning phase culminated with both public and private participants
making firm commitments to carry out the projects. The developer's commit-
ment enabled the development authority to sell revenue bonds that were paid
for with taxes accruing each year on the incremental gain in assessed value over
a pre development "freeze" value level. Bond proceeds in the Lakeland pro-
gram were used to aid in funding land acquisition and clearance for private
development and parking construction.
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228 South Massachusetts Avenue
Lakeland, Florida 33802
(813) 499-6000
Celebration Geographic Information
Systems (GIS) Permit Tracking
Osceola County, Florida
Walt Disney Imagineering's (WDI's)
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Celebration, requires many permits which
must be continually tracked to ensure
compliance. Post, Buckley, Schuh &
Jernigan, Inc. (PBS&J) created an inte-
grated system of databases and spatial
features using Geographic Information
Systems (GIS) technology to provide a
proactive approach to this task.
The system, which uses the Arcviewenvironment, allows for special queries in a
user-friendly environment. Existing permit conditions were studied and re-
quired actions and compliance dates were established. Conditions were linked
in the ARCIINFO GIS to individual subproject boundaries. The user can make
simple queries to obtain not only the encumbrances in one area, but also all of
the actions required by the permits and when those requirements need to be
met. By identifying a project location, a quick list of the permits that have
been secured for that area can be obtained, along with their numbers and their
dates of issuance.
In addition to the GIS database queries for permit conditions, the system has
incorporated all water level and water quality reading station locations and the
required frequency of the readings. The history of the data collected at those
stations is readily available.
PBS&J is currently preparing monthly reports which document, both in table
format and graphically, the areas and the permit conditions requiring compli-
ance action during the upcoming month. Reports can be generated for longer
time frames or tailored for a specific database item.
Although the system is operated by PBS&J at this time, it will eventually be
used by individual WDI project managers at personal computers.
Client Reference:
Mr. Matthew Forbes
Disney Development Company (DDC)
200 Celebration Place
Celebration, Florida 34747
(407) 939-4025
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Vision 2000 Strategic Recreation Plan
Gainesville, Georgia
PBS&J prepared a city wide parks master plan for the City of Gainesville,
Georgia. Already having an established parks system, Gainesville prepared this
15-year plan because of the significant growth in the northeast Georgia area.
The city wide study includes a detailed inventory of existing public and private
parks and schools; formulation of future goals and objectives; a park system
concept for acquisition and expansion facilities; a five-year capital improve-
ments plan and management strategies for staffing, equipment and mainte-
nance needs.
During the course of the study, PBS&J and Economic Research Associates
worked closely with a 20-person Recreation Advisory Committee to review all
products, gain significant feedback and insure that the study responded to the
needs of representative user groups.
Client Reference:
Mr. Melvin Cooper
Gainesville Parks and Recreation
830 Green Street, N.E.
Gainesville, Georgia 30501
(404) 532-6122
united States Sugar Corporation
Clewiston, Florida
PBS&J is providing ongoing land manage-
ment and GIS/GPS consulting services to
the United States Sugar Corporation for
their 180,000 acres of property located in
Hendry and Palm Beach counties. The
program was developed to provide an
interactive database system that allowed
their Agribusiness, Research, Engineering
and Real Estates Divisions to have real
time access in the types of information
they needed to manage their respective program responsibilities more effi-
ciently and effectively.
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farming" system. Precision farming is a farming concept which involves the
development and adoption of knowledge-based technical management systems
with the main goal of optimizing profits. Global positioning equipment located
in the field and connected to hardware and software which would allow them to
monitor production yields, fertilizer and pesticide applications, and pest inva-
sions more precisely. This information is then downloaded into computers
running ARCView, a geographical information program, which will allow
management to monitor the results on a real time basis.
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Client Reference:
Jeffrey c. Newell, City Manager
City of Clewiston
Community Redevelopment Agency
115 W Ventura Avenue
Clewiston, Florida 33440
(941) 983-1484
Panama City waterfront Redevelopment
Panama City, Florida
The Panama City Redevelopment Project provides a new opportunity for the
complete revitalization of downtown Panama City and its waterfront. Suffering
from the growth of suburban malls and beach resort development, the down-
town area is struggling to survive.
The concept developed by PBS&J's Planning Resource Group illustrates the
development of a new core for the City, more closely related to the waterfront
and the opportunities it provides.
Through the use of a relatively small number of public improvements, the plan
illustrates how a significant amount of private investment can occur. This will
not only attract residents and tourists to the waterfront area, but also to the
adjacent commercial district on Harrison Avenue. In addition, the concept of a
new open space plaza, connecting the City Hall and Civic Center, will serve as
a ceremonial and civic focal point for Panama City.
PBS&J's services included master planning, site planning, urban design and
landscape architecture.
Client Reference:
Panama City Downtown Improvement Board
PO Box 1124
Panama City, Florida 32402
(904) 785-2554
streetscape Improvement Plan for the Town of Port Deposit
Port Deposit, Maryland
Based on a comprehensive revitalization plan provided by PBS&J, the historic
town of Port Deposit obtained funding through the State to pursue streetscape
improvements for the central area of the town.
As a model for planned private investments in the town, the phase-one
streetscape improvements provide the scale, character and materials desired
throughout.
PBS&J provided conceptual plans, cost estimates and an implementation
strategy that addressed issues such as:
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. limited right-of-way (ROW) width
. pedestrian circulation and safety
. traffic-flow improvements
. underground utilities
. improved locations for parking
. regulatory sign controls
. establishing a central gathering place for the town
. featuring historic landmarks
Port Deposit is located at the confluence of the Susquehanna River and Chesa-
peake Bay. The town has a rich historic heritage as a prominent lumber mill
town and a shipbuilding center.
The town features an almost unblemished 19th century Main Street vernacular
architecture and human scale that is an enormous asset.
Client Reference:
Mr. Paul Kozioski
Town of Port Deposit
64 South Main Street
Port Deposit, Maryland 21904
(410) 378-2121
Boca Raton Multiple Parks Projects
City of Boca Raton, Florida
PBS&J is responsible for the planning,
engineering, architectural and survey
services which are being performed at the
following seven parks. Preliminary
construction costs are estimated to be
approximately $3 million for the entire
project.
. South Beach Park - New facilities at an existing beachfront park: a new
roof structure for the existing pavilion, new plaza/restrooms and site im-
provements.
. Mizner Park Amphitheater - Restroom, dressing rooms and stage work
lights additions to existing amphitheater including site improvements.
. Spanish River Park - New maintenance building and storage/parking
compound along with required site improvements.
. Meadows Park Pool - New pool office/storage building, renovation to
existing pool locker room/office building and site improvements.
. George Snow Park - New 5.7 acre neighborhood park with T-ball field,
tennis court, racquetball courts, restroom facilities, pavilions and other
recreational amenities.
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. Silver Palm Park - New seawall and repairs to an existing seawall along
the intracoastal waterway. Site improvements including sidewalks, land-
scaping and irrigation.
. Pirate's Cove at Patch Reef Park - Coordination with pre-manufactured
playground equipment to provide a new playground with a "Pirate's Cove"
theme.
. Skate Park - Site planning and construction documents.
Client Reference:
Mr. Ray Gagnon, P.E., Director of Utility Services
City of Boca Raton
201 W Palmetto Park Road
Boca Raton, Florida 33432
(561) 338-7303
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STATEMENT OF INSURANCE COMPLIANCE
The undersigned firm agrees to obtain prior to award, if selected, Professional Liability Insurance,
Worker's Compensation and General Liability in accordance to the requirements as set forth in the
Invitation to Bid or draft agreement, attached hereto.
Policies other than Worker's Compensation shall be issued only by companies authorized by maintaining
certificates of authority issued to the companies by the Department of Insurance of the State of Florida to
conduct business in the State of Florida and which maintain a Rating of "A" or better and a Financial
Size Category of "VII" or better according to the A.M. Best Company. Policies for Worker's's
Compensation may be issued by companies authorized as a group self-insurer by F.S. 440.57, Florida
Statutes.
Officer Title
May 14,1998
Date
This form must be completed and returned with your submittal.
PS-515-98/BJC
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;nus Is to Certify that
POST, BUCKLEY, SCHUH & JERNIGAN, INC.
2001 N.W. 107TH AVENUE
MIAMI, FLORIDA 33172
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Name and
address of
Insured.
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I's, at !he issue dale of this cenifical8, insured by tle Company under !he policy(ies) Iia-.d below. The insurance attorded by !he Iis18d DOlicY(ies) is subje.ct Ie alllhelr
I8m'Is, exdusiona and c:ondiliDns .,1(j is not 8IIar8d by any requirement. tsrm or c:clldilian of ~ cantnICt or alher dacument wi1h respec::I iD whii::h ltis c:enilicala may be
EXP. DATE I
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o EXTENDED I POLICY NUMBER LIMIT OF LIABILITY
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CLAIMS MADE
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UABlUTY
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II we INClUDES AIl.STA1E5 ENXlRSBAENT
I . lithe cenilica18 e~ dale is canliruaua or ellllflHd l8m'I. you wiI be naliliecI if aweqge illII1ftil.a.d or recIumd ..fin 1he cerlificara eJllliralian date.
SPECIAL NOTICE~ ",., PERSON wHo. wtn4 INTENT TO DEFRAUD OR ICNOWlNG THAT IE IS FACLrrATIG A FRAUD AGAINST AN INSURER. SUBMns
AN APPlICATION OR FILES A CLAIiI CONTAMIG A FALSE OR DECEPTIVE STATEMENT IS GUILTY OF WSURANCE FRAUD.
I NOnCE OF CANCELLA1ION: (NOT APPUCAIILE UNLESS A tUilBER OF DAYS IS ENTERED BELOW.) BEFORE THE STATED EXPI TE
THE COMPANY WIU. NOT CANCEL OR REDUCE TIE INSUfl"NCE AFFORCED UNDER TIE A80VE POLCES UNTL AT LEAST va
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COVERAGE AFFORDED UNDER we
LAW OF THE FOI.laNlNG STATES:
AL.CA.DC. FL GA. MD. MA.
NC. SC. VA, TX. NJ
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TB7 -151-217333-047
I EMPLOYERS LIABILITY
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$500.000 Each
GenenlI... -OINrf1lln p~~odiaolS
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PracU:IsICarnpI o..-aIiollS Aggl8\l*
$1.000.000
BocIIy IniLrf and Property 0arnaQe L.iabiitv
$1.000.000
Penan8l8nd~ I~
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Each Accident . Single LJmll
8.1. and P.O. Combined
Each Person
06130198
AS7.151-217333-037
Each Accident or Occurrence
Each Acadent or Occummc:e
06130198
TH1-151-217333-0n
$10.000.000 SINGLE LIMIT FOR BODILY INJURY AND
PROPERTY DAMAGE LIABILITY OVER UNDERLYING LIMIT
NOTICE OF SUCH CANCELlATDI HAS BEEN MAILED TO:
CERTR:ATE
HO..[ER
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AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE
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OFFICE
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CONFLICT OF INTEREST STATEMENT
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STATE OF FLORIDA
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COUNTY OF ORANGE
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Before me, the undersigned authority, personally appeared May 18, 1998, who was duly sworn, deposes, and
states:
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Miami, Florida.
2.
I am the Vice President of PBS&J with a local office in Winter Park Florida and principal office in
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The above named entity is submitting an Statement of Qualifications for City of Clearwater described
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3. The Affiant has made diligent inquiry and provides the information contained in this Affidavit based
upon his own knowledge.
4. The Affiant states that only one submittal for the above project is being submitted and that the above
named entity has no fmancial interest in other entities submitting proposals for the same project.
5. Neither the Affiant nor the above named entity has directly or indirectly entered into any agreement,
participated in any collusion, or otherwise taken any action in restraint of free competitive pricing in connection with the
entity's submittal for the above project. This statement restricts the discussion of pricing data until the completion of
negotiations and execution of the Agreement for this project.
6. Neither the entity nor its affiliates, nor anyone associated with them, is presently suspended or
otherwise ineligible from participating in contract lettings by any local, state, or federal agency.
7. 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.
8. I certify that no member of the entity's ownership, management, or staff has a vested interest in any
aspect of or Department of Seminole County.
9. I certify that no member of the entity's ownership or management is presently applying for an
employee position or actively seeking an elected position with Seminole County.
10. In the event that a conflict of interest is identified in the provision of services, I, on behalf of the above
named entity, will immediately notify Seminole County in writing.
as:
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DATED this 18th day of ~.1228.
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My Commission Expires January 29,2000
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SWORN STATEMENT PURSUANT TO SECTION 287.133(3)(a)
FLORIDA STATUTES, ON PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES
THIS FORM MUST BE SIGNED AND SWORN TO IN THE PRESENCE OF A NOTARY PUBLIC OR OTHER
OFFICIAL AUTHORIZED TO ADMINISTER OATHS.
1.
This sworn statement is submitted with Bid, Proposal, or Contract No. 90-98 for Redevelopment and
Revitalization Consulting Services .
2.
This sworn statement is submitted by PBS&J whose business address is 5300 W Cypress St , Suite 300,
Tampa, Florida 33607 and (if applicable) its Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN) is 59-0896138.
(If the entity has no FEIN, include the Social Security Number of the individual signing this sworn statement:
3.
My name is Dale E Siska, AICP and my relationship to the entity named above is Vice President
4.
I understand that a "public entity crime" as defmed in Paragraph 287 .133( I )(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 of the United States, including, but
not limited to, any bid or contract for goods or services to be provided to any public entity or an agency or
political subdivision of any other state or of the United States and involving antitrust, fraud, theft, bribery,
collusion, racketeering, conspiracy, or material misrepresentation.
5.
I understand that "convicted" or "conviction" as defmed in Paragraph 287.133(1)(b), Florida Statutes, means a
finding of guilt or a conviction of a public entity crime, with or without an adjudication of guilt, in any federal
or state trial court of record relating to charges brought by indictment or information after July 1, 1989, as a result
of a jury verdict, nonjury trial, or entry of a plea of guilty or nolo contendere.
6.
I understand that an "affiliate" as defmed in Paragraph 287.133(1)(a), Florida Statutes, means:
1. A predecessor or successor of a person convicted of a public entity crime; or
2. An entity under the control of any natural person who is active in the management of the entity and who
has been convicted of a public entity crime. The term "affiliate" includes those officers, directors,
executives, partners, shareholders, employees, members, and agents who are active in the management of
an affiliate. The ownership by one person of shares constituting a controlling interest in another person, or
a pooling of equipment or income among persons when not for fair market value under an arm's length
agreement, shall be a prima facie case that one person controls another person. A person who knowingly
enters into a joint venture with a person who has been convicted of a public entity crime in Florida during
the preceding 36 months shall be considered an affiliate.
7.
I understand that a "person" as defmed in Paragraph 287. 133(l)(e), Florida Statutes, means any natural person
or entity organized under the laws of any state or of the United States with the legal power to enter into a binding
contract and which bids or applies to bid on contracts for the provision of goods or services let by a public entity,
or which otherwise transacts or applies to transact business with a public entity. The term "person" includes those
officers, directors, executives, partners, shareholders, employees, members, and agents who are active in
management of an entity.
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8. Based on information and belief, the statement which I have marked below is true in relation to the entity
submitting this sworn statement. (Indicate which statement applies.)
--X.. Neither the entity submitting this sworn statement, nor any of its 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, and
(Please indicate which additional statement applies).
There has been a proceeding concerning the conviction before a hearing officer of the State of Florida,
Division of Administrative Hearings. The fmal order entered by the hearing officer did not place the
person or affiliate on the convicted vendor list. (Please attach a copy of the fmal order.)
The person or affiliate was placed on the convicted vendor list. There has been a subsequent proceeding
before a hearing officer of the State of Florida, Division of Administrative Hearings. The fmal order
entered by the hearing officer determined that it was in the public interest to remove the person or affiliate
from the convicted vendor list. (Please attach a copy of the fmal order.)
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The person or affiliate has not been placed on the convicted vendor list. (Pleas
by, or pending with, the Department of General Services.)
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