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City of Miami Beach Normandy Isles Streetscape and Infrastructure Improvements Miami Beach, Florida Project Highlights: • Streetscape • Water & Wastewater Infrastructure Design • Stormwater Design • Permitting • Construction Services Construction Cost: $10,000,000 Project Duration: 2007-Current Project Staff: Roderick Cashe, PE Project Manager As Design Engineer, Tetra Tech coordinated all design and permitting efforts for this major neighborhood improvement project. Tetra Tech developed the Basis of Design documents by conducting extensive public meetings and exhaustive conferences with the owner, the City of Miami Beach. Five hundred pages of plans were required for the complete design to convey the scope required. Twelve permits from various Miami Dade agencies were obtained; each requiring an agency specific set of plans. Tetra Tech also provided construction services under a contract with the City’s Program Manager, Hazen & Sawyer. Project Scope included the following: • Targeted Sidewalk Replacement and In Fill – 4,100 SY of sidewalk was constructed including new, replacement, and in fill. • Street-End Improvements – Existing practically unused street ends that terminate were converted into parks and recreation areas. • Textured Pavement Improvements – Neighborhoods are differentiated from the FDOT roads by using crosswalks constructed with brick pavers and textured pavement of contrasting color. • Roadway Resurfacing: – 38,000 SY of asphalt pavement was milled and resurfaced which is nearly 10 lane miles of roadway throughout the island. All of the existing painted pavement markings were replaced with markings of thermoplastic material and 100 roadside signs were removed, relocated, or replaced. • Landscaping – 315 of the existing trees were relocated to enhance the appearance of the right of way and 750 new trees of native specie were planted as well. 90,000 SY of sod was installed. • Irrigation – 15,000 LF of irrigation pipe and 10,000 sprinkler heads were constructed to provide positive watering for the new and existing trees and the new sod. • Water Main Replacement – 30,000 LF of 6”, 8”, and 12” water main was included as well as the required fittings and valves. • Rear Easement Water Service Relocation – This included replacement services and new water meters for 480 homes throughout the island. • Lighting Enhancements – 170 new light poles and fixtures are installed in two neighborhoods. There are 150 “acorn” architectural poles and luminaires and 20 traditional light poles installed to enhance neighborhood ambience and safety. 30,000 LF of underground conduit and conductor were required to complete the installation. Alicia Verea-Feria, EI Reference: City of Miami Beach 1700 Convention Ctr Dr. Miami Beach, FL 33139 Mr. Richard Saltrick 305.673.7071 Page 64
Stormwater Master Plan Update Naples, Florida Project Highlights: • Naples Bay SWIM/TMDL Integration • Convert CAD Inventory to GIS • Funding Re-Evaluation • Floodplain/Tidal Assessment Project Value: $90,000 (Project Fee) Project Duration: The City of Naples contracted Tetra Tech to integrate and update the city’s stormwater program to reflect the past twenty years of various stormwater master plans and reports. The emphasis of the master plan update was to focus the citywide effort in the areas of water quality improvements (flood control), water quality improvements (and retrofit pollution treatment), and overall integration of regional management practices affecting Naples bay. Significant environmental concerns were focused on Naples Bay since it was recently adopted as a South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) SWIM water body. In addition, the report was to adjust the five year and ten year financial expectations including a review of their existing stormwater utility. The scope of services included performing the following: • Revised basin delineation • Asset inventory recertification • Summary of tidal influences on tailwater flooding • Summary of localized water quantity (flooding) problems • Summary of water quality problems • Summary of coastal floodplain liabilities • Reconciliation of level of service (LOS) discrepancies/inconsistencies • Summary of water quality sampling program • Assessment of existing condition of receiving water bodies • Assessment of future regulatory issues • Assessment of financial issues and opportunities • Final recommendations for immediate action 2007 Project Staff: William Musser, PE, PH, PWS, LEED ® AP Project Manager Burl Reardon PE Project Engineer Andrew Woodcock, PE, MBA Reference: City of Naples 380 - 13th Street North Naples, Florida 34102 Mr. Bob Middleton Public Works Director 239.213.4714 It was identified during the master plan update that there were approximately $60 million worth of improvements and studies that need to be funded over the next ten years. In addition, it was determined that the existing stormwater utility rate structure and policies were not adequate to properly fund the upcoming projects identified and adjustments to the utility would be necessary. Page 65
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