Exhibit B (Sandco Response) - Leon County

water, erosion and sediment control, specifi cations,
maintenance of traffi c, cost estimating, project scheduling,
site development and mapping. He has extensive
experience using ESRI ArcGIS applications, Microstation
(versions J through V8-i), Geopak, CAiCE, InRoads, AutoCAD
Civil 3D, ERDAS, Hydrafl ow, ICPR and numerous
other technical software suites. Mr. Richards is also responsible
for ensuring HSA’s QA/QC process is followed,
documented, and approved prior to fi nal submittal of
a project. For the Lafayette Street project, Mr. Richards
will prove to be of utmost importance guaranteeing a
smooth transition from fi eld data to a workable electronic
design survey.
For geotechnical services, Michael Wilson, P.E. of Ardaman
and Associates Inc. will lend his expertise and 27
year of experience. Mr. Wilson is responsible for overall
operations of a full service geotechnical, construction
materials testing and environmental geo-sciences offi
ce. He supervises a staff of engineers, technicians and
support staff (30 employees) who provide services on
a wide range of infrastructure projects for both public
and private clients. Also manages engineering projects
including supervision of fi eld exploration, analyses of
foundation alternatives and presentation of geotechnical
recommendations and technical reports. For the Lafayette
Street project, Mr. Wilson will be in charge of the
directing the fi eld team on their subsurface exploration,
interpreting the results of the survey, and providing geotechnical
analysis. His recommendations will be used for
the design of the stormwater treatment cells and the design
of the road widening. He will also be responsible for
overseeing the materials testing for all of the materials
used during construction. The abilities of Mr. Wilson will
be a vital component for ensuring this roadway meets or
exceeds its expected lifetime.
Debbie Dantin, P.E. of Dantin Consulting will be responsible
for performing the turning movement study
and traffi c analysis. Ms. Dantin has over 25 years of
transportation engineering and planning experience.
Her hands on experience is diverse in traffi c operations,
signalization/ITS, corridor and mobility studies, multimodal
master plans, traffi c impact studies, traffi c calming,
regional bicycle and pedestrian plans, and parking
circulation studies. She is president of Dantin Consulting
Firm formed in March 2009, a DBE fi rm certifi ed with
FDOT, State of Florida, Leon County and various local
governments. She has both private and public sector
experience. Ms. Dantin was senior vice president of Genesis
Group from 2001-2009, and spent ten years with the
City of Tallahassee serving as City Traffi c Engineer from
1995-2001. Ms. Dantin has also aided in the concep-
Technical Proposal
Lafayette Street Sidewalk and Roadway Improvements
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tual design of the Lafayette Street project. Ms. Dantin
and Mr. Large combined their experience to present a
workable, inexpensive, and safe solution to the acute
intersection of Lafayette Street with the service road
east of Indian Head Drive. Her traffi c study will also be
paramount in determining the layout for the turn lane
addition between Magnolia Drive and Indian Head
Drive.
The landscaping design consultant is Wood + Partners
Inc. (WPI) led by David Malcolm, ASLA. David
Malcolm is currently a principal, and offi ce manager,
for the Florida offi ce of Wood + Partners, Inc., a southeastern
based land planning and landscape architecture
fi rm. David’s focus within the practice is improving
cities and communities by bringing form to
planning and design projects for public and private
sector clients. His specialties range from the design
and creation of vibrant public spaces, to the planning
of new communities within urban, mixed-use and destination
locations. He has successfully led public consensus
building for small town main street revitalization
projects to large brown-fi eld redevelopment sites
in metropolitan areas. He has extensive experience
in master planning and design development, needs
assessments, greenways and trails, public presentations,
design workshops, stormwater management,
feasibility analysis, cost estimating and construction
documentation and observation. In addition, Mr. Malcolm
is responsible for the day to day operations and
oversight of the Tallahassee offi ce. With Mr. Malcolm as
head of the WPI design team, the County should expect
a beautiful but sensible landscape plan from the
Sandco/Inovia Design team.
Working with Mr. Malcom will be Shawn Kalbli, ASLA.
Mr. Kalbli is an Associate at Wood+Partners specializing
in Landscape Architecture and Urban Design. His
background is in comprehensive/long range urban
planning and site scale design projects for public and
private sector clients throughout northern Florida and
the Midwest. He has extensive experience providing
planning and design services for municipalities and
large scale master planned communities, corridor redevelopment,
design guidelines, and design review
process.
Another member of the Wood + Partners design
team is Charlie Johnson. A Project Manager at
Wood+Partners, he off ers experience in urban design,
park planning, landscape architecture, permitting,
and site construction observation. He has extensive
experience in teaming with architects, engineers, bi-