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CITY OF PALM BEACH GARDENS
PLANNING, ZONING AND APPEALS BOARD
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 2015 AT 6:00 P.M.
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REPORT BY THE DIRECTOR OF PLANNING AND ZONING:
NATALIE CROWLEY
APPROVAL OF MINUTES: 11/10/2015
PLANNING, ZONING AND APPEALS BOARD
Regular Members: Alternates:
Randolph Hansen C. Steve Lewis
Roma Josephs
Douglas Pennell
Howard Rosenkranz
Robert Savel
Meriel (Honey) Bryan
Carl Sabatello
Planning, Zoning and Appeals Board
December 8, 2015
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1. Recommendation to City Council (Public Hearing) – QUASI JUDICIAL HEARING
PUDA-15-11-000061: Gardens Corporate Center Planned Unit Development (PUD)
Amendment
A request from Gardens Corporate Center, LLC for approval of an amendment to the Medical
Mall Planned Unit Development (PUD), known as the Gardens Corporate Center, which
includes site plan approval for the construction of two (2) professional office buildings and a
parking garage on Phase Two. The PUD is approximately 15.64 acres and is located on the
northeast corner of PGA Boulevard (PGA Bypass) and Alternate A1A. (Request for
Postponement Memo)
Project Manager: Dawn Sonneborn, Principal Planner, dsonneborn@pbgfl.com
2. Recommendation to City Council (Public Hearing) – QUASI JUDICIAL HEARING
MISC-15-11-000116: Mirasol Club and Association Flag Pole Waiver
A request from Mirasol Club and Association for approval to construct a flagpole, 50 feet in
height, located behind the clubhouse. The Mirasol PCD is located at the northwest corner of
PGA Boulevard and the Florida Turnpike.
Project Manager: Erin Kelley, Planner, ekelley@pbgfl.com
3. Recommendation to City Council (Public Hearing)
CPTA-13-07-000025: Avenir Comprehensive Plan Text Amendment
A request from Avenir Holdings, LLC for a Comprehensive Plan text amendment to revise
the Urban Growth Boundary (UGB) policies.
Project Manager: Dawn Sonneborn, Principal Planner, dsonneborn@pbgfl.com
4. Recommendation to City Council (Public Hearing)
CPMA-13-07-000016: Avenir Large Scale Map Amendment
A request from Avenir Holdings, LLC for a Comprehensive Plan Large-scale Future Land
Use Map amendment to change the land use designation from Rural Residential (RR10) and
Rural Residential (RR20) to Mixed Use Development (MXD), to relocate the Urban Growth
Boundary (UGB) to include the subject property, and to add a note capping the intensity and
density of the property in accordance with the proposed development program. The property
is comprised of 4,763 acres and is located on the north side of Northlake Boulevard, west of
Grapeview Boulevard, east of Bay Hill Drive, and south of Beeline Highway.
Project Manager: Dawn Sonneborn, Principal Planner, dsonneborn@pbgfl.com
5. Recommendation to City Council (Public Hearing) – QUASI JUDICIAL HEARING
PPCD-13-07-000005: Avenir Planned Community Development
A request from Avenir Holdings, LLC to rezone the property from Planned Development
Area (PDA) to Mixed Use Development (MXD) district and Planned Community
Development (PCD) Overlay and to provide for Master Plan and Design Standards approval.
The property is comprised of 4,763 acres and is located on the north side of Northlake
Boulevard, west of Grapeview Boulevard, east of Bay Hill Drive, and south of Beeline
Highway.
Project Manager: Dawn Sonneborn, Principal Planner, dsonneborn@pbgfl.com
Planning, Zoning and Appeals Board
December 8, 2015
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6. OLD BUSINESS
7. NEW BUSINESS
8. ADJOURNMENT
In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act and Florida Statute 286.26, persons with disabilities needing special accommodations to
participate in this proceeding should contact the City Clerk’s Office, no later than five days prior to the proce eding, at telephone number (561)
799-4120 for assistance; if hearing impaired, telephone the Florida Relay Service Numbers (800) 955 -8771 (TDD) or (800) 955-8770 (VOICE),
for assistance. If a person decides to appeal any decision made by the Planning, Zoning and Appeals Board, Local Planning Agency, or Land
Development Regulations Commission, with respect to any matter considered at such meeting or hearing, they will need a record of the proceedings;
and for such, they may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes the testimony and evidence upon
which the appeal is to be based. Exact legal description and/or survey for the cases may be obtained from the files in the Gr owth Management
Department.
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Council must be delivered to the City Clerk prior to the commencement of the meeting·.
The time limit for each speaker is limited to three (3) minutes.
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portion of the agenda and during "Public Hearings". This Request to Address the Cicy
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portion of the agenda and during "Public Hearings". This Request to Address the City
Council must be delivered to the City Clerk prior to the commencement of the meeting.
The time limit for each speaker is limiteo to three (3) minutes.
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portion of the age n da and during "Public Hearings". This Request to Address the City
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Council must be delivered to the C ity Clerk prior to the commencement of the meeting.
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The time limit for each speaker is limited to three (3) minutes.
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Council must be delivered to the City Clerk prior to the commencement of the meeting.
The time limit for each spea k e r is limite d to three (3) minutes.
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Council must be delivered to the City Clerk prior to the commencement of the meeting·.
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Council must be delivered to the City Clerk prior to the commencement of the meeting·.
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portio n of the agenda and during "P ublic Hearings". This Request to Address the City
Council must be del ivered to t h e City Cl erk prior to the commencem e n t of the meeting·.
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portion of the agenda and during "Public Hearings". This Request to Address the City
Council must be delivered to the City Clerk prior to the commencement of the meeting·.
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Cizy: ____ ~~~·~'?.~~---------------------------------------------
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Council must be delivered to the Cizy Clerk prior to the commenceme nt of the meeting .
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Name: &~ J!vzey
Address: /61/5 Ck NUlcC/"47Dt£ iJa.
City: IJdsr /3n /h )6~
Subj·ect: W;Ot Ohf ;?,aot:2/J./3>-M..rrvE lA e /2? .7?b~ ~ ;>
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portion of the agenda and during "Public Hearings". This Request to Address the City
Council must be delivered to the City Clerk prior to the commencement of the meeting.
The time limit for each speaker is limited to three (3) minutes.
COMMENTS FROM THE PUBLIC
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Members of the public may address the City Council during the "Comments by the Public"
portion of the agenda and during "Public Hearings". This Request to Address the City
Council must be delivered to the City Clerk prior to the commencement of the meeting·.
The time limit for each speaker is limited to three (3) minutes.
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Name: ___ ~~~---~-o--~ __ l_~_~·_b ______________________________________ __
A ddr ess: ___ /_~~{_7_1 ____ ~~--~-'_/_,_s ___ C: __ ,_r ____________________________________ __
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portion of the agenda and during "Pub lic Hearings". This Request to Address the City
Council must be delivered to the City Clerk prior to the commencement of the meet ing·.
The time lim it for each speaker is limited to t hree (3) minutes.
COMMENTS FROM THE PUBLIC
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porti on of the agen da and during "Public Hearings". This Request to Address the City
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Name :-+~~~~~~~~~-------------------------------------------------
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City: tl3 &-. FL. 33 YIJJ
Subject: c£2~ ~j 4f"'Qfl<d; /
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portion of the agenda and during "Public Hearings". This Request to Address the C ity
Council must be delivered to th e City Clerk prior to the commenceme nt of the meeting.
The time limit for each speaker is limited to three (3) minutes.
COMMENTS FROM THE PUBLIC
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Name: Akx=.t.\-..&~1'-: ~~~~
Address: \.30 6' l:{ \2 O J;en,....._ =o J'-.
City: ~~~ Subject~ Jf ~c.'"'1 C
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portion of the agenda and during "Public Hearings". This Request to Address the City
Council must be delivered to the City Clerk prior to the commenceme nt of the meeting .
The time limit for each speaker is limited to three (3) minutes.
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Name: ______ e_a_n_n __ ~_L_~ __ ~_D_u_~ __ J~fr_L1~------------------------
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portion of the agenda and during "Public Hearings". This Request to Address the City
Council must be delivered to the City Clerk prior to the commencement of the meeting.
The time limit for each speaker is limited to three {3) minutes.
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Name: --~~(Jl-._O_s:;.;.__\f'J\g _ ____;~~::..........:\5;;~---------
Address : ~'-QJ ~\l ~ \) (,:\, ~ Q Q\ ~'5
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portion of the agenda and during "Public Hearings". This Request to Address the City
Council must be delivered to the City Clerk prior to the commencement of the meeting.
The time limit for each speaker is limited to three (3) minutes.
COMMENTS FROM THE PUBLIC
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Meeting Date: _{'L J 91 . I [ £?
Name: -{ LAA +/vfJlbavt
Address: ~ c/v6 f+iv-e.
City: Al ra/,., (;e_!!Cf:t _ -.. . -,
Subject: (?:td~us (d'lf . Ct1t-/.er ftrp
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the agenda and during "Public Hearing". This request to address to the Board or Committee must be delivered
to City Clerk staff member prior to the commencement of the meeting. The time limit for each speaker is
limited up to three (3) minutes depending on the amount of comment cards submitted.
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REQUEST TO ADDRESS CITY BOARD OR COMMITTEE
----Meeting Date· ~ 0 8. I 2... c l~
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the agenda and during ''Public Hearing''. This request to address to the Board or Committee must be delivered
to City Clerk staff member prior to the commencement of the meeting. The time limit fcit each speaker is
limited up to three (3) minutes depending on the amount of comment cards submitted.
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COMMENTS FROM THE PUBLIC
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Cizy: ____ ~~~~~~------------------------------------------~------
_Subject:--------------~-----------------:--~-
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the agenda and during ''Public Hearing''. This request to address to the Board or Committee must be delivered
to City Clerk staff member prior to the commencement of the meeting. The time limit fot each speaker is
limited up to three (3) minutes depending on the amount of comment cards submitted.
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Subject:
COMMENT S F R OM THE PUBLIC
REQUEST TO ADDRESS CITY BOARD OR COMMITTEE
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the agenda and during "Public Hearing". This request to address to the Board or Committee must be delivered
to City Clerk staff member prior to the commencement of the meeting. The time limit for each speaker is
limited up to three (3) minutes depending on the amount of comment cards submitted.
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REQUEST TO ADDRESS CTIYBOARD OR COMMITTE E
Meeting Date: /~}!~~ _.
Name: Jil VG.lec-~
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Address: /?ZJ Y'{_e12-A:.? 712__
City: E{?b / L _:::;:;?~i-18
Subject: we:: Ltl2__
I
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the agenda and during "Public Hearing''. \his request to address to the Board or Committee must be delivered
to City Clerk staff member prior t o the commencement of the meeting. The time limit fot each speaker i's
limit~ up to three (3) minutes depending on the amount of comment cards submitted.
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REQUEST TO ADDRESS CITY BOARD OR COMMITTEE
Meeting Date: /2 I Y. I / ~
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the agenda and during ''Public Hearing''. This request to address to the Board or Committee must be delivered
to City Clerk staff member prior to the commencement of the meeting. The time limit fot each speaker is
limited up to tbree (3) minutes depending on the ammmt of comment cards submitted.
...
COMMENTS FRO M THE PUBL IC
REQUEST TO ADDRESS CITY BOARD OR COMMITIEE
Members of the public may address the Board or Committee during the "Comments by the Public" portion of
the agenda and during "Public Hearing''. This request to address to the Board or Committee must be delivered
to City Clerk staff member prior to the commencement of the meeting. The time limit fot each speaker is
limited up to three (3) minutes depending on the amount of comment cards submitted.
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Meeting Date: IkJ ~ _ I -.2!J5
Name: · /Y)i//vu -J. ?fiodc
Address: . I 0( ~ ~0: OUIJ(_ rh l'ue.
city: Icu:r~ FL ~?:>'-119?
.subject: .AI.I::!.n / /(__
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Members of the public may address the Board or Committee during the "Comments by the Public" portion of
the agenda and dming ''Public Hearing". This request to address to the Board or Committee must be delivered
to City Clerk staff member prior to the commencement of the meeting. The time limit fot each speaker is
limited up to three (3) minutes depending on the amount of comment cards submitted.
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REQUEST TO ADDRESS CITY BOARD OR COM:MlTIEE
Meeting Date: I Z... fi5' . I /~
Name: . f?_.tck,. r=J UJ''L (e_~ ~
Address: 2--1 7' ( /ljl(?A-t o ·o ~ ?", c-,.,1 /
city: LVel LcVkcr tf.ac-
subject: ,4~ ,
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the agenda and during ''Public Hearing''. ~request to address to the Board or Committee must be delivered
to City Clerk staff member prior to the commencement of the meeting. The time limit fot each speaker is
limit~ np to three (3) minutes depending on the amount of comment cards submitted.
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COJ\1MENTS FROM THE PUBLIC
REQUEST TO ADDRESS CTIY BOARD OR CO:Miv.ITITEE
Meeting Date: -UJ D 'J _ I l ')
Name: DAN \A.JcElS (6c~t-
Address: 4<{> [0 C A 6 t\ a ) c LA /LJ f
City: ·~ P rJJ ,
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the agenda and during ''Public Hearing''. This request to address to the Board or Committee must be delivered
to City Clerk staff member prior to the commencement of the meeting. The time limit fcit each speaker is
limited up to three (3) minutes depending on the amount of comment cards submitted.
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Meeting~ate: ~ <i?' _ /~ .
Name: 6 b /; /Jv ~ 6 S CJ r\J
Address: 4 ( C-!Z f-ri-fv flo 1 N T C I~ '
City: f · ,~-& · ..._
_Subject: ___ d__.,__..U-L-:6--:...._N_L _R.~_____;_t')::::::.....;.;:t£~U~,£_U_o_f7_tvt_t5_N_I ______ ~
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the agenda and during ''Public Hearing''. This request to address to the Board or Committee must be delivered
to City Clerk staff member prior to the commencement of the meeting. The time limit fot each speaker is
limited up to three (3) minutes depending on the amount of comment cards submitted.
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CO:Nnv1ENTS FROM THE PUBLIC _L 1 }
REQUEST TO ADDRESS CTIY BOARD OR COMMITTEE . ~~I
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the agenda and during "Public Hearing''. This request to address to the Board or Committee must be delivered
to City Clerk staff member prior to the commencement of the meeting. The time limit fot each speaker is
limited up to three (3) minutes depending on the ammmt of comment cards submitted.
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Meeting Date: 2/ ~. I 2 CJ Jc:;-'
Name: ~c"T\i ~)&-tL J Cf o Na£-r1-fefl-AJ ftg~ C;rArn a&:
Address: ~~:20 ?bA f>L.VD) -s k<..J R3--:21' [.)
city: ?A~cm R>efJctJ GAtL~
_Subject: A VCf')) R
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the agenda and during "Public Hearing''. This request to address to the Board or Committee must be delivered
to City Clerk staff member prior to the commencement of the meeting. The time limit fo t each speaker is
limited up to three (3) minutes depending on the amount of comment cards submitted.
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REQUEST TO ADDRESS CTIY BOARD OR COMMITTEE
Meeting Date: li::_l ~ . 12Ql q
Name: U ~ \V\\wt4Y\11~
Address: 31~ f\~\al,q_ ~\vt\. f} ( 0~
city: NR fJ ~ ?3~v<(
Subj~ct: Av.tJI\,·'1' # ? 1 4 J r?
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the agenda and dming ''Public Hearing''. ':Qris request to address to the Board or Committee must be delivered
to City Clerk staff member prior to the commencement of the meeting. The time limit fot each speaker is
limited up to three (3) minutes depending on the ammmt of comment cards submitted.
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CO:MMENTS FROM THE PUBLIC
REQUEST TO ADDRESS CITY BOARD OR COMMITTEE
Meeting Date: W <6. I !l .
Name: ~hr,·st·\~e Sch[Jcc±u
Address: 1 5" 3 :Z 2z f }G M/ i '\ Pi uJ ,
City: / 0 i C h 0 J C he C
Subject: ~ I~ il ; ( 1 ~--; c c t ) . r .
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the agenda and during ''Public Hearing''. This request to address to the Board or Committee must be delivered
to City Clerk staff member prior to the commencement of the meeting. The time limit fot each speaker is
limited up to three (3) minutes depending on the amount of comment cards submitted.
L_ ______________________________________________________________ _
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Meeting Date: \ L. I S . I \ ~
Name: €2013 ~ ),j
Address: ___ \ ....:..'3_"2,.._'1_:"6 __ -hw_-=.\ht.-:..L....S£..:'t'U!:....!L:...()\./~-:s-~...!..f'-=L-_r ______ ~---
City: __ _:_f~a---=c~e:L~. --=7;__..:1_'-1..!-.:.t~'B~-------
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the agenda and during ''Public Hearing". TJ:ris request to address to the Board or Committee must be delivered
to City Clerk staff member prior to the commencement of the meeting. The time limit for each speaker is
limited up to three (3) minutes depending on the amount of comment cards submitted.
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COMMENTS FROM THE PUBLIC
REQUEST TO ADDRESS CITY BOARD OR COMMITTEE
Meeting Date: \'L I &' . I 2.-o I.)-
Name: -~R----=' c.=-=~:::....__2~<:J=::--lto..-I.K.~E..::::::--L....;.N~t-2.::.,__ __________ _
Address: 1'3o~l SG" ~t(;J"&AJ
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From:
Sent:
Steve Mathison <SMathison@mathisonwhittles.com >
Tuesday, December 08, 2015 3:14 PM
To: Marty Minor
Subject: FW: VERY IMPRORTANT INFORMATION
From: Jon Poulos <jonpga@aol.com>
Date: Tue, 8 Dec 2015 15 :10:11 -0500
To: Stephen Mathison <smathison@mathisonwhittles.com>, <dlopez@waterstonebuilders.com>, MANNY MATO
<mmato@waterstonebuilders.com>, <rschechter@AvenirPBG .com>, <dsheehan@ipre.com>
Subject: Fwd: VERY IMPRORTANT INFORMATION
Looks like we'll have some opposition tonight. This came to me from a good friend
who lives in PGA National.
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Sent: 12/8/2015 11 :48 : 16 A.M. Eastern Standard Time
Subj: VERY IMPRORTANT INFORMATION
Hi everyone:
Tonight there is an extremely important meeting at Palm Beach Gardens City Hall at
the N/E corner of Military Trail and Burns Road at 6:00pm. Bob Hodgson reported this
information yesterday at a meeting of the Board of Governors. The Avenir Community,
that is to be built out West on Northlake Blvd. across from the Estates Course, is the
main subject of this meeting.
When they first applied for a permit to build on a former ranch, Avenir asked for
under 500 homesites. AS time went on their true colors came out and their numbers
increased to 4500, then reduced to 3200 and now its somewhere near 2700 . Bob
Hodgson has the correct figures but the actual number is irrelevant. The fact that they are
building more homes out to our West along with another community, Mintos, who plans
to build close to 4000 homes near Pratt Whitney and Northlake will put a negative traffic
impact on Northlake Blvd. It most likely would necessitate the building of a huge and
unsightly "flyover" at Bee Line. You know what that looks like near the Mall on PGA
Blvd over Alt. AlA and a railroad line . Such a giant structure, along with the enormous
traffic that will eventually come by and through PGA National, could substantially
reduce PGA's property values.!
1
Please take some time from your busy schedules to attend this very important
meeting. Try and get there by 6:15pm. Look for Bob Hodgson to see what you can do
to make our feelings known . Please don't wait until someone else does this for
you. Thanks, Joe.
2
Victor B. Dover, FAIC:g LEED-M CNU-A
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Master of Architecture
in Suburb and Town Design
UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI
Coral Gables, Florida
Bachelor of Architecture
VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSffiUTE
AND STATE UNIVERSITY
Blacksburg, Virginia
or
Street Design: The Secret to Great Cjtjes
and Towns, Victor Dover & John Massen-
gale, 2014
stonal Experience
Principal,1987 to present
DOVER, KOHL & PARTNERS
Coral Gables, Florida
Exhibition Designer, 1985
NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART
Washington, DC
Teach ng
Faculty, 2004 -present
FORM-BASED CODES INSffiUTE
Faculty,1995,1997, 2003
MAYORS INSffiUTE ON CITY DESIGN
Visiting Professor ,1988-1997
UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI
School of Architecture
Faculty, 1986 & 1991
FLORIDA GOVERNOR'S SUMMER
PROGRAM FOR ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN
Principal
Victor Dover was among the founders who established Dover, Kohl & Partners in 1987 and serves as
Principal-in-charge. Along with his partner Joseph Kohl, Mr. Dover's practice focuses on the creation
and restoration of real neighborhoods as the basis for sound communities. Victor has personally led
over 140 charrettes worldwide. He holds a Bachelor of Architecture degree from Virginia Tech and
a Master of Architecture degree from the Suburb & Town Design Program at the University of Miami.
Mr. Dover lectures widely around the United States and internationally on the topics of livable com-
munities and sustainable development.
Mr. Dover was cited by Architecture magazine as being among "the country's best urban designers and
architects ." Work by Dover & Kohl has been published in Southern Uving, Urban Land, Metropolitan
Home, and featured on HGTV, National Public Radio, CNN's Earthwatch, and in Business Week
magazine. Their projects are also profiled in a number of planning textbooks, including The New Ur-
banism by Peter Katz, Community by Design by Kenneth Hall, Sustainable Urbanism by Doug Farr,
and Retrofitting Suburbia by Ellen Dunham-Jones and June Williamson. Victor Dover's and John Mas-
sengale's new book, Street Design : The Secret to Great Cities and Towns is on bookshelves now.
Victor Dover is former Chair of the Congress for the New Urbanism (CNU) and was the Founding Chair
of the CNU Florida Chapter, the first of its kind. He is a CNU-Accredited Professional. He was a key
player in the creation of the Form-Based Codes Institute and the National Charrette Institute, both
leading think tanks for sustainable urbanism and community-based planning. Victor is a Fellow of
the American Institute of Certified Planners. He served on the core committee setting sustainable
urbanism certification standards for the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design for Neigh-
borhood Development rating system (LEED-ND). Victor has successfully completed all portions of the
Architectural Registration Exam.
Service
Member, LEED-ND Core Development Committee, 2011 to 2012
Chair, Congress for the New Urbanism (CNU), 2010 to 2012
Vice Chair, Congress for the New Urbanism, 2008 to 2010
Founding Chair, Florida Chapter, Congress for the New Urbanism (CNU Florida), 2004-2006
Charter Member, Congress for the New Urbanism (CNU), 1993 to present
Emeritus Board Member and Founding Board Member, National Charrette Institute, 2001 to present
Board Director and Co-Founder, Form-Based Codes Institute, 2004 to present
Paul Harris Fellow, Rotary International, 1996
Assistant District Governor, Rotary Club of South Miami, 1998-1999 and President,1996-1997
Co-Chair, Administrative Council, First United Methodist Church of South Miami,1997-1999
Director, Jubilee Community Development Corp. (Miami District, United Methodist Church),1994-1996
::>elected Led 1
CNU National Conference, 2012 (West Palm Beach), 2011 (Chicago), 2010 (Atlanta)
APA National Conference, 2013 (Chicago), 2012 (Los Angeles), 2009 (Minneapolis)
CNU Florida Conference, Keynote Speaker, 2014
CNU Transportation Summit/Prowalk Probike, Long Beach, CA 2012
Opening Plenary, CNU 17, 2009, Denver, CO
New Partners for Smart Growth Conference, 2011 (Charlotte), 2005 (Miami Beach)
Florida Trust for Historic Preservation, 2009, Palm Beach, FL
AARP/NAHB Livable Communities Award Ceremony , 2008, Washington, DC
National Association of Home Builders, 2008, Orlando, FL, and 2004, Las Vegas, NV
Australian Council for New Urbanism (ACNU), 2008 and 2005, Brisbane, Australia
Urban Land Institute (ULI), "Reality Check," 2007, Charleston, South Carolina
USGBC Greenbuild international conference and expo, 2006, Denver, CO
American Institute of Architects, 2005, Las Vegas, NV
The Princes Foundation, 2004, London, England
Hawaii Congress of Planning Officials, 2003, Maui, HI
Council on European Urbanism (CEU), 2003, Brussels & Bruges, Belgium
The Seaside Institute, "The Florida Tapes,"1998, Seaside, Florida
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town planning
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Education
Master of Architecture
in Suburb and Town Design
UNNERSTIY OF MIAMI
Coral Gables, Florida
Bachelor of Architecture
VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSffiUTE
AND STATE UNNERSTIY
Blacksburg, Virginia
Profess1on I Expe n
Principal, 1987 to present
DOVER, KOHL & PARTNERS
Coral Gables, Florida
Project Director, 1986-1987
Image Transformation Laboratory
UNNERSTIY OF MIAMI
School of Architecture
Coral Gables, Florida
Intern Architect, 1985
WARD/HALL ASSOCIATES
Fairfax, Virginia
Teaching
Faculty, 2004-present
FORM-BASED CODES INSffiUTE
Visiting Professor ,l986-1991
UNNERSTIY OF MIAMI
School of Architecture
Faculty, 1986
ih
FLORIDA GOVERNOR'S SUMMER PRO-
GRAM FOR ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN
Joseph A. Kohl~ CNU-Accredited
Founding Principal
Joseph Kohl was among the founders who established Dover, Kohl & Partners in 1987. Concerned
with ever increasing urban sprawl, Joe and Victor began designing sustainable streets, towns, and
regions for municipalities and private clients across the country and internationally. Together, they
have developed a successful public design process, combining cutting-edge visualization techniques
with community participation strategies.
Joe is recognized nationally as an innovator in urban design and graphic communication. He pio-
neered the use of computer imaging simulations for urban design projects, winning several national
awards for his work. He is known for his expertise in applying graphic techniques to development
ordinances, and he has authored many of the firm's illustrated land development regulations. Joe
is responsible for daily business operat ions and internal management of the firm. He oversees the
firm's urban design, working hands-on with the Town Planners to refine and constantly improve de-
signs for walkable, sustainable urban places.
Joe received his Bachelor of Architecture degree from Virginia Polytechnic Institute, where he also
studied at their Washington-Alexandria Center for Architecture. He received his Master of Archi-
tecture in Suburb and Town Design from the University of Miami. Joe is a founding member of the
Congress for the New Urbanism (CNU), the leading organization promoting walkable, neighborhood-
based development as an alternative to suburban sprawl, and is a CNU-Accredited Professional. Joe
is also a founder and board member of the Form-Based Codes Institute, a not-for-profit think tank
that focuses on quality control, education, and advancement of form-based codes as an alternative
to Euclidean zoning. He serves as the Institute's treasurer and he frequently instructs courses on
the application and implementat ion of Form -Based Codes. Joe has also taught numerous design and
media courses at the University of Miami.
Vice Chair, Form-based Codes Institute, 2004 to present
Treasurer, Form-Based Codes Institute, 2004 to 2012
Instructor, Form-Based Codes Institute courses:
FBCI 201 Course, Tampa FL, April 2013
FBCI 201 Course, Providence Rl, June 2011
FBCI 201 & 301 Courses, Portland ME, May 2011
Panelist, Urban Land Institute's Technical Advisory Panel, Coral Springs, Fl, May-June 2013
Panelist, FBCI Codes Forum, Chicago IL, April 2013
Trustee Member, Chamber South, 2008
Member, Technical Review Committee, South Miami-Dade Watershed Plan, 2004-2006
Design Expert/ Resource Team Member, Florida Public Officials Design Institute, 2002
Charter Member, Congress for the New Urbanism, 1993 to present
Board Member, Urban Environment League, 2003-2004
Professional Design Advisory Board, Fairchild Tropical Garden, 1994-1996
ed Lecture
"Introduc tion to New Urbanism," Univ. of Miami Law School, November 2013
"151 Generation Transit-Oriented Developments, What Did We Learn?'' Rail-volution Annual Confer-
ence, Hollywood CA, October 2012
"Form-Based Coding: the Tool for Sustainable Community Design," National Trust for Historic Places
National Conference, Austin TX, October 2010
"Form-based Codes," Governor's Annual Conference on Smart Growth, Atlantic City NJ, 2005
"Retail Architecture and the Street," Congress for the New Urbanism, Milwaukee, WI, June 1999
"Making complete neighborhoods," Jax Pride 1999, Jacksonville, Florida, March 1999
"Infill Development in the Urban Corridor, Miami to West Palm Beach," First South Florida Sustain-
able Building Conference and Exhibition . 1997
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town planning
Ed t!O 1
Master of Urban and Environmental Planning
UNNERSITY OF VI RGI NIA
Charlottesv ill e, Virginia
Bachelor of Architecture
UNNERSITY OF MIAMI
Coral Gables, Florida
·o ss o. al Exp ri
Town Planner and Senior Project Director,
2002 to present
DOVER, KOHL & PARTNERS
Coral Gables, Florida
Intern Architect, 2001-2002
BRUCE R. WARDELL ARCHITECT, PC
Cha rlottesville, Virginia
Project Archi tect, 1999-2000
MC HARRY AND ASSOCIATES
Coral Gables, Florida
Intern Arc hitect, 1998-1999
RODRIGUEZ ARCHITECTS, INC.
Coral Gables, Florida
Amy Groves-> AICP, CNU-A
Principal, Senior Project Director
Amy joined Dover-Kohl in 2002. As a Senior Project Director, she guides the work of the studio team
to create visionary images and implementable plans using the principles of smart growth, sustain-
able planning, and traditional neighborhood design. Amy has participated in over 50 Dover-Kohl
charrettes, functioning as both Project Director and Town Planner for downtown master plans, rede-
velopment plans and form-based codes, as well as new neighborhood and town plans. Amy's educa-
tion and professional practice in architecture and urban planning provides the perspective needed to
understand complex planning challenges, and the ability to produce workable solutions at the scale
of the building, neighborhood, city, and region.
Amy received a Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Miami, and a Master of Urban and
Environmental Planning from the University of Virginia. She is a member of the Congress for the
New Urbanism (CNU), is certified by the National Charrette Institute as a charrette planner, and has
taught at courses offered by the Form-Based Codes Institute (FBCI).
cts
5401 NORTH MASTER PLAN, Raleigh, North Carolina, 2008-ongoing
5401 North is a 390-acre mixed-use settlement planned for the Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill "Re-
search Triangle" region of North Carolina. This new town will contain a diverse mix of uses, including
civic, retail, office, institutional, and residential components. Amy serves as Project Director for this
planning effort.
AVENIR, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, 2013 -ongoing
A 4,700-acre property embedded amongst single-family communities, Avenir is planned to provide
the jobs, shopping, and convenience to reduce regional commute distances. Formerly the Vavrus
Cattle Ranch, the site is envisioned to be a canal-laced, tree-lined, walkable new community. One of
Avenir's most unique features is a large flow way and preserve designed to improve the degraded
site wetlands as well as regional water quality. Amy serves as Project Director for this effort.
MARK CENTER MASTER PLAN, Alexandria, Virginia, 2009-2012
Amy served as Project Director for the Mark Center Master Plan, an example of Dover-Kohl's work in
designing sustainable infill/redevelopment strategies. In collaboration with Duany Plater-Zyberk &
Company, Dover-Kohl created a Master Plan for the long-term redevelopment of The JBG Companies
properties in the Mark Center area of Alexandria, Virginia. A public design workshop was conducted
to investigate design options for the site; plans and illustrations demonstrate how the site can evolve
over time to include a mixture of uses and a complete network of streets and open spaces.
PLANNED MIXED-USE IN FILL DISTRICT CODE, Sarasota County, Florida, 2007
Amy served as Project Director for the creation of the Planned Mixed-Use Infill District, adopted by
Sarasota County in August 2007. This Form-Based Code was crafted to promote sustainable, mixed-
use infill neighborhoods in the county's aging commercial corridors.
HUDSON MASTER PLAN AND DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS, Montgomery, Alabama, 2007
Amy was the Project Director for the Master Plan for the new town of Hudson located in Montgom-
ery, Alabama. The plan for Hudson embodies the best of sustainable planning and land stewardship
practices, providing a compact urban form, light imprint infrastructure, local food production, and
engagement with nature.
PULELEHUA MASTER PLAN AND DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS, Maui, Hawaii, 2004
Amy served as Project Director for the Pulelehua Master Plan. Dover-Kohl led a public design charrette
to envision the future of these new neighborhoods, originally conceived as a means to provide a mixture
of affordable and market rate housing so that people who worked in West Maui could also afford to live
there. The resulting Master Plan and Development Standards exhibit a mixture of uses and building
typologies, compact settlement form, connected open spaces, authentic Hawaiian character, and nu-
merous sustainabilty measures. This project was featured in Sustainable Urbanism by Douglas Farr.
SOUTH MAIN MASTER PLAN AND DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS, Buena Vista, Colorado, 2005
Amy was a Town Planner in this master plan for a 38-acre site that connects the Town of Buena Vista
to the Arkansas River. Phase One construction is well underway, and several businesses are now
established along the waterfront square in the growing neighborhood.
D< &
town planning
Henry H . Fishkind , Ph.D.
President
hankf@fishkind.com :S --·j
PROFESSIONAL SYNOPSIS
With over 30 years of experience in economic analysis and forecasting, Or.
Henry Fishkind is widely rega rded as one of Florida's premier economists and
financial advisors . Dr. Fishkind's career began in the public sector where he
worked as an economist and associate professor at the University of Florida.
In 1980 Dr. Fishkind became the associate director for programs at ths
University of Florida's Bureau of Economic and Business Res~arch . During
his tenure at the university, Dr. Fishkind served from 1979-1981 on the
gove rnor's economic advisory board. He began his cer-eer as a private sector
consultant when he became president of M.G . L.ewis Econometri cs in Winter
Park, Florida. In 1988 Dr. Fishkind formed Fi,Shkind & Associates, Inc. as a full
service economic and financia l consulti.ng firm.
From 2001-2003 Or . Fishkir,d was a member of Governor Bush's Counci l of
Economic Advisors, a.nd also served on the board of directors of Engle
Homes and Sumn,",\t Properties until the companies were sold.
AREAS OF EXPERTISE
Economic Analysis
Econometric Modeling
Project Finance & Feasibility
Financial Analysis & Advisory
Fiscal Ana lysis
Intellectual Property and Fiscal Impact Analysis
Real Estate Economics
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Chai rman , FLSAFE
Managing Partner, Woodbridge Vintage Chips
President, Fis hkind & Associates , Inc.
President, M.G . Lewis Econometrics, Inc.
Associate Director for Programs,
Bureau of Economics & Business Research ,
University of Florida
EconomisUAssociate Professor, University of Florida
EDUCATION
2008-2011
1994 -2007
1988 -P resent
1984 -1987
1980-1983
1975-1983
Indiana University , Doctor of Philosophy, Economics , 1975
Syracuse University , BA, Economics, 1971
Fishkind & Associates. Inc .• 12051 CoiJ)Onlte Blvd., Orlando. FL 32817, 407.382.3256/0fliee , 407.382.3254/Fax
RHlND ..... ..... .... a
JONATHAN T. RICKETTS, P.E.
RESUME
EDUCATION Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, Tulane University, 1983
REGISTRATION Registered Professional Engineer: Florida License #38799, North Carol ina License #26154
PROFESSIONAL American Society of Civil Engineers
AFFILIATIONS Palm Beach Branch President 1990-1991
Architectural Engineering Institute National Executive Committee 1995-1996
National Society of Professional Engineers, Florida Engineering Society,
American Water Works Association, American Water Resources Association,
Leadership Palm Beach County
PUBLICATIONS SeniorEditorofBuilding Design and Construction Handbook, Sixth Edition by McGraw-Hill (2001)
Senior Editor of Standard Handbook for Civil Engineers, Fifth Edition, McGraw-Hill (2004)
AWARDS Civil Engineer of the Year, American Society of Civil Engineers, Palm Beach Branch, 1998
REPRESENTATIVE EXPERIENCE
Mr. Ricketts has over 32 years of professional engineering experience throughout multiple states where he holds professional
engineer licenses, and is the senior editor of two engineering handbooks which have been translated into multiple languages .
Mr. Ricketts specializes in all facets of planning, design, permitting, and project management services for a broad range of civil
engineering projects including water resources, environmental design, and land development. Mr. Ricketts' representative work
includes the following projects:
Phosphate Corporation of Saskatchewan (PCS): Design,
permitting and construction management involving wetland
restoration and headwater stream design (includes a series of
projects totaling 5,500 acres and several miles of headwater
streams). Permitting work involves the Army Corps of
Engineers and the North Carolina Department of
Environmental Water Quality. Project involves one of the
largest environmental restoration projects in the Army Corps
of Engineer's Wilmington District.
Boynton Beach Community Redevelopment Agency:
Construction management and utility coordination for a $I 0
million urban redevelopment project, including master
planning, streetscape design/construction, upgrade and
reconstruction of public utilities, and wetland permitting
within the Intracoastal Waterway, resulting in a new tax base
of$500 million dollars.
Northern Palm Beach County Improvement District
(NPBCID): Analysis of seepage and long term secondary
impacts to existing facilit ies due to various OJX;rating
schedules of the G-160 structure in coordination with the
South Florida Water Management District, South Indian
River Water Control District, and NPBCID.
Benjamin Upper School: (North Palm Beach and Palm
Beach Gardens) Construction management and lead
consultant for a 50-acre, $30 million turnkey school campus
including site planning, design construction, interior finishes,
furniture , and information technology infrastructure. Project
was completed in Jess than I 4 months.
Mil Homes: Complete oversight for client's development
work in Palm Beach County including: due diligence on
properties prior to purchase, master budget preparation,
estimating costs for project delivery, hiring, supervising and
payment to design team members, bidding of plans to
contractors, oversight o f construction work and closeout of
construction with agencies.
Gaeta Development: Led the development team in
budgeting, design, bidding and construction for projects
including: Philips Electronics North American headquarters,
Brooklyn Bow and Ribbon, Tire Kingdom corporate
headquarters, Adelphia Cable, Illinois Tool Works, Charles
Brown Oil Company, Riviera Beach recycling facility and
Velda Farms. Land development work included a 100-acre
mixed use project with a six lane section of Congress
A venue, a thoroughfare for Palm Beach County.
Civil Engineering • Cons!fUCtion Management • Enviroomental Design • Program I Projed Management • Site Planning • Owners Representarive =----:--Jr R __
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610 Clematis Street, Suite CU02
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561.366.1100 FAX 561.366.1111
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MARTY R.A. MINOR, AICP
Senior Planner
P ROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
PGACommons
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida
Mr. Minor spent nine years as a planner with the City of Palm Beach Gardens, Florida prior to joining the team
at Urban Design Kilday Studios. He led and supervised a four-person Current Planning Division which was
responsible for the review of all new development projects within the fast-growing municipality from 1996 to
1999. Mr. Minor reviewed all types of development projects, interpreted land development regulations and made
presentations before various elected and advisory boards. Mr. Minor has drafted numerous sections of the City's
Land Development Regulations and Comprehensive Plan elements and policies. Additionally, Mr. Minor is a
former newspaper journalist who has worked for a variety of newspapers, in addition to the Associated Press and
the Scripps-Howard News Bureau, in such locales as Tel Aviv, Israel; Washington, D.C.; Knoxville, Tennessee;
Youngstown, Ohio; and Stuart, Florida.
On behalf of Urban Design Kilday Studios, Mr. Minor has represented, designed, managed and processed
development applications for Planned Community Districts (PCD), Planned Unit Developments (PUD), Future
Land Use Plan Amendments, annexations, site plan reviews, rezonings, and plat approvals. Mr. Minor has been
involved through all aspects of the development process from its earliest designs through construction. Mr.
Minor has also assisted local government with drafting the state-mandated Evaluation and Appraisal Reports and
amendments to their Comprehensive Plans. Mr. Minor is the Planning Consultant for the Town of Gulf Stream.
His duties include representing clients before elected boards , coordinating the design of projects with architects
and landscape architects, preparation of reports and development applications, and the tracking of government
review activities. Mr. Minor has secured the approval for thousands of new homes and more than a million square
feet of commercial and office space. He has planned many projects within Palm Beach Gardens such as Legacy
Place, PGA Commons, Donald Ross Village, The PGA Office Center and the Scripps Florida Phase 11/Briger Tract
Development of Regional 1m pact. Mr. Minor has also secured development approvals for projects in Royal Palm
Beach, Wellington and Juno Beach.
E DU CATION:
Graduate of Florida Atlantic University, 1995, with a Master of Urban and Regional Planning Degree
Graduate of Ohio University, 1985, with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Journalism
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS :
Member of the American Planning Association
Member of the American Institute of Certified Planners, Certificate Number 012375
Member of the Flamingo Park Neighborhood Association, Block Captain, 1996-200 I; Board Member, 2007 -2008;
Zoning Committee Chairman, 2007-Present
Past Member of the Northlake Boulevard Corridor Task Force
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LISA BARRY I PL A, ASLA , LEED AP
Landscape Architect
PROFESSIONAL EXPERI ENCE:
DELRAY MARKETPLACE
Delray Marketplace Mixed-Use Development
Palm Beach County. Florida
After graduating from the University of Guelph in Ontario, Canada in 2004, Ms. Barry travelled the world learning
about various urban and rural environments. She landed in South Florida in 2005 as a designer with Land Design
South, a landscape architecture and planning firm in West Palm Beach. During her two year tenure, she worked
on numerous residential developments, including Gulfstream PUD and Sunterra PUD. Ms. Barry prepared the
conceptual site designs and other documents needed to pursue development approvals for the projects from the
local government. Additional responsibilities included site analysis and the preparation of due diligence studies for
potential projects, and the preparation of applications for future land use amendments and rezoning of properties.
Since joining Urban Design Kilday Studios, Ms. Barry has expanded her professional skills in site planning and
development approvals, and has also gained experience in landscape design and construction administration.
Residential projects include Aspen Square, a 171 unit multi-family community in Palm Beach County. Her
responsibilities included master planning and conceptual design, and development of the final site plan and
landscape drawings. Commercial projects include Southern Center, a commercial shopping plaza in Royal Palm
Beach . As part of the redevelopment of this outdated retail center, Ms. Barry prepared landscape improvement
plans to help revitalize this property. Her current projects include Delray Marketplace, a 320,000 square foot
mixed use project in western Delray Beach. This mixed use project includes a pedestrian friendly "main street"
and will feature several plazas for community events. Her responsibilities include preparation of the site
design and landscape plans for the development, inc luding development of a rural parkway on the periphery.
Ms. Barry is technically proficient in AutoCAD and in graphics design using Adobe programs such as Photoshop,
Illustrator and lnDesign. Her technical skills in site planning and landscape design are highlighted by her attention
to detail and graphic abilities.
EDUCATION :
Graduate of the University of Guelph, 2004, with a B.S. Degree in Landscape Architecture
PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS:
Registered by the Florida State Board of Landscape Architects, License #LA-6667198, July 2014
LEED Accredited Professional, July 2008
PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS :
Member of the American Society of Landscape Architects
Member of the Palm Beach County P lanning Congress
National Park(ing) Day Participant
G bbs Planning Group
Urban ntelligence
Representative
Clients
Alexandria , Virginia
Atlanta , Georgia
Carlisle, Pennsylvania
Charleston , South Carolina
Chicago, Illinois
Dearborn. Michigan
Denver, Colorado
Fresno. California
Grand Rapids . Michigan
Houston, Texas
Marquette. Michigan
Memphis , Tennessee
Naples, Florida
Norwalk, Connecticut
Palm Beach, Florida
Portland, Oregon
Santa Cruz, California
Sarasota, Florida
Seattle. Washington
South ampton , New York
S. Fort Wayne , Ind iana
State of Florida
State of Oregon
Kentlands, Maryland
The Glen , Illinois
Rosemary Beach , Florida
Seaside, Florida
Brown University
Johns Hopkins University
University of Michigan
Ohio State University
University of Pennsylvania
AECOM
Duany Plater-Zyberk & Co.
Fantasy Spri ngs Resort
& Casino
General Motors Company
Moule & Polyzoides
Rock Ventures . Inc.
Simon Property Group
Taubman Centers . Inc.
The Walt Disney Company
Email: rq ibbs@gibbsplanninq .com
Robert Gibbs is considered one of the foremost urban retail planners in America . For
more than two decades. his expertise has been sought by some of the most respected
mayors, renowned architects , and successful real-estate developers in the country.
Profiled in The New York Times , The Wall Street Journal, and Urban Land, G ibbs has,
writes The Atlantic Monthly, "a commercial sensibility unlike anything possessed by the
urban planners who usually design downtown-renewal efforts." He is also a recognized
leader in the New Urbanism, having pioneered the implementation of its environmentally
sustainable principles of Traditional Town Planning and Smart Growth .
For the past 25 years, Gibbs has been active in developing innovative yet practical
methods for applying modern trends in commercial development to more than 400
town centers and historic cities here and abroad . He also planned Michigan's first ten
New Urban communities and Form Based Codes. A speaker at the First Congress of
the New Urbanism in 1992 and eight subsequent CNUs, Gibbs lectures frequently
throughout the country. He is the author of Principles of Urban Retail Planning and
Development and the Retail Module of the SmartCode. and has contributed articles to
numerous books and publications . For the past 20 years, he has taught "Urban Retail
Planning" in the Executive Education Program at the Harvard Graduate School of
Design . In 2012, Gibbs was honored by the Clinton Presidential Library for his life's
contributions to urban planning and development, and by the City of Auckland, New
Zealand for his planning innovations.
Before Gibbs founded GPG in 1988. he gained invaluable expertise in retail planning
by advising shopping center developers on the psychology of commerce-the practical
science of analyzing and adjusting all elements known to affect a shopper's mood in the
marketplace. From this experience, G ibbs distilled the fundamental retail and
merchandising principles for reviving retail in moribund downtowns and for instilling
successful commerce in new ones.
Gibbs serves as GPG's president, supervising all operations, planning, and research.
Education
University of Michigan -Ann Arbor
Master of Landscape Architecture
Oakland University, Auburn Hills, M ichigan
Bachelor of Arts in History
Professional Associations
American Institute of Certified Planners
American Planning Association
American Society of Landscape Architects
Congress for the New Urbanism, Charter Member
CNU-Michigan, Board Member
Form Based Code Institute, Board Member
Michigan ASLA
Urban Land Institute
Prior Expe rience
JJ R/SmithGroup
Taubman C enters
Relevant Training
NCI Charrette System
Form-Based Code Institute
Ml Place Initiative,
Train the Trainers
240 Martin Street · Birmingham , Michigan · 49770 · Tel . 248-642-4800 · www.gibbsplanning .com
610 Clematis Street, Suite CU02
West Palm Beach, Florida 33401
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KEN TUMA
Managing Principal
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
Scripps!Briger DRI
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida
Mr. Tuma serves as the Managing Principal of Urban Design Kilday Studios. He directs the firm's major land
p lanning, urban design projects and on a very limited basis will be the owner's representative to coordinate all
aspects of development. His background in managing planning, land acquisitions and development spans over
20 years and he is widely known throughout the southeast, southwest and central regions of Florida. Mr. Tuma
previously served as Vice President of Planning, Engineering and Development with WCI Communities, Inc.
and held similar positions with Toll Brothers, Inc. and Taylor Woodrow Communities. His experience includes
due diligence analysis, land use amendments, annexations, Developments of Regional Impact, rezoning, urban
in-fill, high -rise, golf communities, brownfie ld sites, and mixe d-use developments throughoutthe eastern United
States. Mr. Tuma also has an extensive background in special district financing, civil engineering, environmental
science, transportation planning and gaining community consensus for approvals.
A description of representative projects includes:
• Master planning and owner's representation for Scripps Florida Phase II Briger Development of Regional
Impact. This 681 acre parcel is the expansion of Scripps Florida and approved for 4 million SF of biotech
and ancillary uses, a 300 room hotel site, 500,000 of commercial and 2,700 residential units . Mr. Tuma was
responsible for all aspects of this project including local and state land use, environmental and engineering
approvals. Mr. Tuma also managed complex Transportation Proportionate Share, Special District Financing
for Infrastructure and Off Site Mitigation.
• Representation at p u blic hearings seeking approval of development order to allow the construction of
approximately 1.39 million sq. ft. of mixed retail use as well as site plan approval for Palm Beach Outlets.
• Land use amendment, rezoning and site plan approval for Delray Marketplace, a 32 acre traditional
marketplacedevelopment consisting of 320,000 square feet of retail and 86 multi-family units on an 87.9
acre site in the Agricultural Reserve, Palm Beach County, Florida.
Mr. Tum a has been a featured speaker on land use topics for many organizations such as the State ofPennsy lvania
Transportation Engineering Conference, Florida Atlantic University, the Daily Business Review, Urban Land
Institute (ULI), and WPBT2 "Issues". He also served on the ULI Southeast Florida/Caribbean District Council
Technical Assistance Panel for The Margate Community Redevelopment Agency on The City Center Project.
EDUCATION :.
Gradu ate of The Ohio State University, with a B.S. in Civil Engineering
Graduate of The Ohio State University, with a B.S. in Agronomy; Business Minor
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS:
Member-Urban Land Institute
Member-American Planning Association
Member -Palm Beach County Planning Congress
COMMUNITY AFFILIATIONS:
Member-Business Development Board-PBC
Director -Deaf Services Center of PBC
Director -PGA Corridor Association
Board Member-Chamber of Commerce-Palm Beaches
Leadership Florida Class 31
Dear
Joanne Davis and Associates
1 029 North Lakeside Drive
Lake Worth, FL 33460
561 582-8128
When I first met with the owners of the Avenir property, we were still calling it the Vavrus
Ranch. The ranch had always been of interest from an environmental perspective and had been on the
county's list of purchases for preservation. The plans the new owners had for the land were too huge
and conflicted with the idea that the land would one day become the link in a massive wildlife corridor
in the north county area.
So we, other environmentalists and I, gave them a hard time. We told them of the pitfalls, the
problems, the issues, and the difficulties of what they envisioned, but we also told them of the absolute
importance of the land they had purchased and made some requests of them. We made a LOT of
requests of them. Time went by and we met again and again. Each time, the plans showed changes,
many of which we had suggested.
When I learned that half of the land would be placed in conservation, I knew these were no
ordinary developers. They listened. They responded. I can't think of another project that has provided a
public contribution of land on this scale. My favorite thing to do in life is to protect, preserve, and
restore native ecosystems.
I joined the Avenir team in October. Though the old ranch has suffered over time, we now have
a unique opportunity to place half of it into conservation and restoration, and to apply sustainability
values to the built portion. I'm looking forward to using my unique skill set to inform and inspire this
important project.
Sincerely,
Joanne Davis
RESUME
SUSAN E. O'ROURKE, P.E.
Traffic Engineer
Susan E . O'Rourke, P .E, Inc.
969 SE Federal Highway
Suite 402
Stuart, FL 34994
772 781 7918
SEORourke @comcast.net
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Ms . O'Rourke has been involved in transportation engineering since the beginning of her career
nearly 30 years ago. A native of Florida, Ms. O'Rourke returned to Florida in 2001 after 12 years
in California. Her unique mix of public sector policy development and private sector
implementation provide the insight to navigate the regulatory process for even the most complex
projects.
Ms. O'Rourke is well versed in many facets of transportation planning to include large scale
traffic studies, transit planning, long range projections, corridor planning, freight logistics and
regional and local planning.
ln addition to the transportation planning side, Ms. O'Rourke provides conceptual design and
various engineering design components that allow her to more fully understand the impacts of the
project she works on and the cost to her clients.
Education
Bachelor of Science, Engineering Science, Vanderbilt University , 1985
Work Experience
Vanderbilt University , Traffic and Parking, 1982-1985
Kimley-Horn and Associates, (KHA) Analyst, West Palm Beach, 1985-1988
Kimley-Horn and Associates, Regional Vice President, Orange, California, 1988-1989
O'Rourke Engineering, 1989-2000
RBF/O'Rourke Engineering 2001
Susan E. O'Rourke, P.E.,Inc. 2001-present
Registration
Registered Civil Engineer, Florida,
Registered Civil/ Traffic Engineer, California( former)
Representative Projects
Scripps Florida Phase 11/Briger DRI, Palm Beach Gardens, FL-Susan E. O'Rourke managed
the traffic analysis to address concurrency, land use, and Question 21 for the Scripps/Briger DRI .
This DRI consisted of a mix of over 2, 700 residential units and 4,500,000 square feet of non-
residential development uses to include the future site of Scripps Florida expansion. Four phases
of development were analyzed. The firm coordinated methodology and mitigation with affected
parties including; Palm Beach Gardens, Town of Jupiter, FOOT, Palm Beach County, TCRPC,
and Florida 's Turnpike Enterprise. Detailed trip generation assignment and analysis were
conducted for each phase. Ultimately, a detailed proportionate share agreement was developed
as mitigation.
SUSAN E. O 'ROURKE , P.E.
Traffic Engineer
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Palm Beach C ounty T r a ffi c Performance St a ndards and Data Base -As a consultant to Palm
Beach County, Ms. O'Rourke led the efforts to rewrite the Traffic Performance Standards and
accompanying Comprehensive Plans resulting in what is now Article 12. She also was part of the
initiation of the data base providing the formulas and framework that would later be converted to
the adopted computer language . These tools are all used to establish cumulative impact and
roadway needs. The rewrite eliminated the problem of "giving away the capacity twice",
eliminated the "gray areas" of the ordinance and created a comprehensive ordinance.
Comprehensive Plan amendments were also prepared. Finally, a system of Corridor Master Plans
was developed for long term comprehensive solutions.
Town of Jupiter -As a consultant to the Town of Jupiter, Ms. O 'Rourke prepared the modeling
and provided the update to the Jupiter Area Study and analyzed intersections along Indiantown
Road providing recommendations for improvements in the corridor. This effort represented one
of the first Corridor Master Plans. She prepared the CIP sheets for each improvement to include,
drawings, cost estimates and funding. Ms. O 'Rourke also provided on -call services to include
project review for a large DRI , comprehensive plans and site plan applications. She also evaluated
individual traffic issues such as intersection modifications and operations.
O t h er DRis: Isles of Athena, Northport; Qui ll en DRI, Martin County; Hobe Grove, Martin
County, LTC Ranch, St. Lucie County.
Intermodal Logistics C enter , Port St. L u cie, FL
Ms. O 'Rourke was the project manager for the 40 million square foot distribution development
supporting a proposed intermodallogistics facility. She was responsible to define the intermodal
output and the truck and vehicular impacts associated with the project. She worked to define the
rail and vehicular interface as well as the truck and vehicular interface. As a component of the
project, she participated in the Freight Logistics Studies and meetings held by the FDOT.
US 1 Corridor Analys is -Deerfield and Boca
Ms. O 'Rourke was the project manager to develop the corridor analysis for the Treasure Coast
Regional P lanning Council. Land use, landscape and other hardscape improvements were
proposed by stakeholders in the community. Ms. O'Rourke prepared the existing and future
traffic and transit assumptions and analysis for the various alternatives proposed by the TCRPC .
FDOT Coordination -District Four-Ms. O'Rourke has coordinated with District Four on a
number of projects to include the development review, proportionate share, as well as driveway
permits for development applications, signal warrants, and signal permits at various locations.
Stuart Mobility
Susan E . O'Rourke, P .E., was the project manager retained to define the extstmg
transportatio n syst em throughout the City in re lation to opportunities and challenges and
to identify future enhancements that would improve the overall status of the mobility for
c itizens and v isitors in Stuart. The Mobility Study was to serve as a resource for use by City
staff as well as a platform for discussion of p lanned and programmed transportation
improvements affecting the City.
RESUME
SUSAN E. O'ROURKE, P.E.
Traffic Engineer
Ms. O'Rourke is the lead transportation engineer for the Scripps Florida Phase III Briger DRI.
She has served in a lead engineering role to the Town of Jupiter, Palm Beach County and
numerous cities in southern California. Ms. O'Rourke has been providing services in traffic
engineering and transportation planning to both the private and public sectors for 26 years. Ms.
O'Rourke was one of the first engineers to author Comprehensive Plans under 9J-5 to include
Belle Glade, St. Augustine and St. Lucie County Aviation Element. Ms. O'Rourke has prepared
the circulation elements and provided data and analysis for numerous DRis, land use plan
amendments, large scale transportation plans, operational analysis and improvement costs and
funding. She has also drafted policies and concurrency language for various entities.
Ms. O'Rourke has been conducting traffic analyses through south Florida and the Treasure Coast
since her return to Florida in 2001 . A native of Florida, she was employed by Kimley-Horn in
West Palm Beach from 1985 to 1988. She has used FSUTMS modeling, coordinated with FDOT,
developed conceptual drawings and provided cost estimates and proportionate share payments for
recommended improvements. Ms. O'Rourke is well versed in the local, regional and state
requirements for concurrency and design. She stays a~op the changing legislation and participates
in committees of change. She attended the Strategic Intermodal System 20 I 0 update; of particular
concern are the LOS criteria.
Representative Projects
Northwest Annexation Area Ms. O'Rourke oversaw the FSUTMS modeling and the analysis
for the entire Northwest Annexation Area bounded by Midway Road to the north, Glades Cut-off
Road to the east and south and Rangeline Road to the west. She coordinated many different land
owners in the area and worked with the City of Port St. Lucie and their consultant to develop
appropriate cross-sections and future forecasts for all the roadways within the area. These roads
became part of a Comprehensive Plan Change .
Town of Jupiter As a consultant to the Town of Jupiter, Ms. O'Rourke prepared the modeling
and provided the update to the Jupiter Area Study and analyzed intersections along Indiantown
Road providing recommendations for improvements in the corridor. This effort represented one
of the first Corridor Master Plans. She prepared the CIP sheets for each improvement to include,
drawings, cost estimates and funding. Ms. O'Rourke also provided on -call services to include
project review for a large DRI, comprehensive plans and site plan applications. She also
evaluated individual traffic issues such as intersection modifications and operations.
Palm Beach County Traffic Performance Standards and Data Base As a consultant to Palm
Beach County, Ms. O'Rourke led the efforts to rewrite the Traffic Performance Standards and
accompanying Comprehensive Plans resulting in the now Article 12. She also was part of the
initiation of the data base providing the formulas and framework that would later be converted to
the adopted computer language. These tools are all used to establish cumulative impact and
roadway needs. The rewrite eliminated the problem of "giving away the capacity twice" ,
eliminated the "gray areas" of the ordinance and created a comprehensive ordinance.
Comprehensive Plan amendments were also prepared. Finally, a system of Corridor Master Plans
was developed for long term comprehensive solutions.
Other Comprehensive Plans: OIP -598 Okeechobee County Gagbee, Okeechobee, LulfS Groves,
Port St. Lucie County 450 acres, Wright Parcel Martin County, POMA Ranch Seven Js Martin
County, West Creek Port St. Lucie, Amistad Okeechobee, Cairns Professional Office.
ORis -Isles of Athena, St. Lucie West, Port St. Lucie, Quillen ORI Martin County LUPA and
ORI, Scripps Florida Phase III Briger, Palm Beach County
Other Representative Project: Statewide Transit Needs Plan, FOOT; High Speed Rail Long
Range Analysis, High Speed Rail Corporation, Maglev Transportation Review, California -
Nevada Bi-State Commission
Modeling Experience-Transcad, San Marcos City Wide Model, Carlsbad City Wide Model,
FSUTMs-NW AA, LTC Ranch, Federal Highway Corridor Master Plan, Palm Beach County
Analytical tests.
E ducatio n
Bachelor of Science, Engineering Science, Vanderbilt University
Work Exp erience
Vanderbi lt University, Traffic and Parking, 1982-1985
Kimley-Horn and Associates, (KHA) Analyst, West Palm Beach, 1985-1988
Kimley-Horn and Associates, Regional Vice President, Orange, California, 1988-1989
O'Rourke Engineering, 1989-2000
RBF/O'Rourke Engineering 2001
Susan E. O'Rourke, P.E.,Inc. 2001-present
R egistration
Registered Civil Engineer, Florida,
Registered Civil Engineer, California
Registered Traffic Engineer, California
Affili a tion s
Member Institute of Transportation Engineers
Member American Society of Civil Engineers
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CARLOS J. BALLBE, P.E., LEED A.P.
President/Principal
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
2004 to Present: President and Principal-Ballbe &. Associates, Inc.
Mr Ballbe's general duties at Development Consulting Group, Inc. included the
coordination, design and supervision of a wide range of engineering projects, along with
the administrative responsibilities for managing the firm.
Following please find a brief description of Mr. Ballbe's engineering experience:
• Design of major and minor roadways.
• Design water distribution, sewage collection, paving, grading, and
drainage systems for new and existing residential, commercial, and
industrial developments.
• Storm water management studies, reports, and systems design.
• Site planning for single family and multi-family developments.
• Design of sewage pumping stations.
• Preparation and review of construction budgets.
• Environmental preservation and mitigation negotiations.
• Structural design of drainage structures and retaining walls.
• Feasibility and environmental studies.
• Preparation of contract documents, specifications, quantities and cost
estimates.
• Due Diligence Reports.
• District Engineer duties for Community Development Districts.
1992 to 2004: President and Principal -Keith &. Ball be, Inc.
Mr Ballbe's general duties at Keith & Ballbe, Inc. included the coordination, design and
supervision of a wide range of engineering projects, along with the administrative
responsibilities for managing the firm.
1985 to 1992: Senior Engineer, Winningham &. Fradley, Inc.
Mr. Ballbe's duties at Winningham & Fradley, Inc. included the management and design
of roadway and utility projects. He was involved with all phases of site development,
including site planning, platting, site geometry, design of construction plans, drainage
studies, surface water management reports, permitting, site inspection, supervision, and
final certifications. He was also liaison between the client, the contractor, and the
governmental agencies and coordinated design groups within the company.
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PROFESSIONAL EXPE RIENCE
Mr. Ballbe's activities have included the planning, design, permitting and construction
administration of a vast quantity of single and multi family residential projects,
commercial and industria l developments and roadways. Since 1985, Mr. Ballbe has
been involved with in preparing due-diligence studies for clients and municipalities, has
coordinated the surveying and testing requirements for projects, has prepared
numerous surface water management studies, site plans, and handled every aspect of
site development and roadway construction. Also, Mr . Ballbe has acted as District
Engineer for several Community Development Districts.
ACADEMIC BACKGROUND
Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida
Graduated 1985
PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION
Professional Engineer, State of Florida, Number 41811
Green Building Certification Institute, LEED ® Accredited Professional
PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION & AFFILIATIONS
Florida Engineering Society
Nationa l Society of Professional Engineers
U.S. Green Building Council
ballbc & associates, inc.
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Introduction
Ballb€ & Associates, Inc. is pleased to provide you the following summary of our firm's
qualifications, partial client/project list and resume of our principal. Please accept the
following general information regarding our firm in the hope of teaming together on
future endeavors. Ballbe & Associates, Inc. (B&A) is extremely enthusiastic about the
possibility of developing a relationship with your company and is prepared to offer our
vast experience in civil infrastructure to assure a successful outcome to future projects.
Some of our biggest strengths are our "hands-on" approach to problem solving and the
direct access to our principal, associates and project managers.
B&A concentrates in civil engineering and planning offering over 30 years of experience.
Our services include planning and land use for commercial, residential and industrial
properties, design and permitting of water distribution and sewage
collection/transmission systems, sewage/drainage pump stations, drainage systems,
paving and related work, roadway design, storm water management studies and design,
feasibility and due diligence studies and construction services including preparation of
specifications, cost estimates, assistance with bidding, inspections, review of payment
requisitions and construction certification.
Since its inception in 2004, B&A has built an outstanding reputation providing civil
engineering and utility management services to numerous private sector clients such as
Related Group, Lennar Homes, Shoma, Developers Diversified Realty, SH Communities,
and Prime Homebuilders to name a few . B&A has two offices located in Miami-Dade
and Broward County and maintains a local, qualified technical workforce with extensive
experience in civil engineering.
The B&A team offers the experience, resources, local presence, comprehensive
understanding of issues applicable to the successful development of projects and a
proven track record of successfully completing assignments on schedule and within
budget.
In conclusion we hope that upon review of our qualifications, you will agree with our
conviction that allowing Ballb€ & Associates, Inc. to team with you on future endeavors
will provide you with a strong, local consulting partner, with the proven ability to deliver
success on similar projects. We look forward to the opportunity to further present our
qualifications and provide you with our professional engineering services in the near
future.
ballbe & associates. inc.
Firm Overview and History
Mr. Carlos J. Ballbe began his career at Winningham & Fradley upon graduating from
the University of Florida in 1985. While there, he met another engineer, Jonathan Keith.
After several years working together, the two decided to venture together and the
engineering firm of Ke ith & Ballbe, Inc. was started in 1992. The firm began under
modest conditions with Mr. Ballbe and Mr. Keith performing all duties typically
associated with an engineering firm and its operation. As time passed, they continued
to gain recognition by their clients and others due to their professional service.
In 2004, Mr. Ballbe and Mr. Keith decided to dissolve their partnership and started
Ball be & Associates, Inc. in 2004.
Mr. Carlos J. Ballbe offers over 29 years of engineering experience in Miami-Dade,
Broward and Palm Beach Counties. As a principal Mr . Ballbe is actively involved in all
phases of the design and construction administration process of every project. The firm
has designed, prepared specifications, inspected and certified numerous drainage
systems, water distribution systems and sewage collection/transmission systems for
projects ranging in size from one (1) acre to several thousand acres for our private
sector clients. Additionally, several of these projects have required extensive public
right of way improvements to the existing roadway and utility infrastructure.
Ballbe & Associates is a mid-size, "boutique like" engineering firms which handles a
great deal of large and small projects; the active participation by the principal in all
phases of the design and construction process of the project lead to exceptional results.
This continues to be one of the underlying principles of B&A, namely the direct
communication with the firm's principal in order to devise the most efficient, cost-
effective design and then see it through construction and final certification. A "hands-
on" approach will lead to greater accountability, high standards of quality control, quick
response time and thence superior outcome.
The firm's relationship with various consultants who specialize in Architecture,
Surveying, Planning, Traffic Engineering, Law, Real Estate, Environmental Engineering
and Marketing offers a Team approach to providing full development services.
B&A is proud of its long history of providing professional engineering services. The firm
concentrates in Civil Engineering, Transportation and Planning services that include the
following:
• Feasibility and due diligence studies and reports
• Land Use and Zoning
• Commercial, residential and industrial land planning
• Design and permitting of water distribution and sewage collection/transmission
system, drainage system, paving and related work for site infrastructure
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Firm Overview and History
• Sewage Pump Station Design
• Storm water management studies, reports and design
• Municipal Infrastructure design & permitting
• Roadway Design
• Site infrastructure engineering permitting
• Construction administration services for site infrastructure
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Project Approach
Both Mr. Ballbe and Mr. Herrera have become familiar with LEED building and design
practices as it relates to their field with the objective of being better able to provide
sustainable designs for their clients. Both are also certified as Accredited Professionals
in this area.
The successful implementation and completion of any project requires strong project
management and an equally strong team to execute the various and complex operations
necessary to bring a project to fruition. Ballbe & Associates, Inc. has a proven record of
performance with our clients both current and past. The firm's commitment to the
many aspects involved in the coordination of land development and infrastructure
projects, their budgetary constraints and responsiveness to the needs of the client as
the project is underway has led to the development and implementation of an extremely
comprehensive and efficient project approach/management plan.
Prior to beginning work on the project, the Pr.inciple/Project Manager will meet with the
client and discuss the client's timeframe/schedule, anticipated scope of work and budget
constraints. Subsequently, data and information relating to the project will be compiled
and a preliminary site visit performed to gather and verify information received and
identify any discrepancies or issues that may impact the project. The Project Manager
will prepare a specific schedule addressing client concerns and issues identified during
the data collection and verification process. At the same time the optimum direction for
the implementation of the scope of work requested by the client will be decided. Any
issues affecting the scope are identified upfront and if necessary a revised scope of work
is discussed that will address both the client's needs and anticipated issues. The Project
Manager will then meet with the client and discuss the revised scope of work and
schedule. The Project Manager will act as the primary point of contact between the
client and sub-consultants. The Project Manager will also direct and coordinate the sub-
consultants and designers involved to assure that the predetermined
schedule/milestones are being met. The organization chart presented in the SF330 of
this submittal reflects a direct line of communication between the Project Manager and
the client. It would be recommended that routine meetings/conference calls are
scheduled to provide updates to the client.
The design staff assigned to the project will meet with the Project Manager on a weekly
basis to update the status of the project. The Project Manager will establish the design
intent and be involved in all decisions that affect said intent. The design staff will
prepare all documents (calculations, exhibits, applications, etc.) and manage the day-to-
day preparation of the construction plans. At regular intervals in the document
preparation process, the Project Manager will review the documents to assure that the
design intent is being met and that there are no issues that may adversely affect the
predetermined schedule. Quality Control of all documents will be maintained through
this review process and additional document control to properly maintain a record of all
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correspondence, construction plans, calculations, permit applications and other
information obtained or developed throughout the project.
The team assembled at the onset of the project is maintained and their workload shifted
accordingly during review periods by the City or permitting agencies in order to maintain
continuity. Ba ll be & Associates, Inc. believes that the continuity of people assigned to
particular projects reduces errors and critical time that may be lost as new personnel are
familiarized with the project and its status.
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EW CONSULTANTS, INC:.
NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT , WETLAND, AND ENVIRONMENTAL PERMITTING SERVICES
CONS ULTANTS , INC .
Ed wa rd R. W einberg, P.W.S. President
Education
1987
1985
Certification
Experience
Florida Institute of Technology
Master of Science in Oceanography
St. Bonaventure University
Bachelor of Science in Biology cum laude
Certified Professional Wetland Scientist #000670
Melbourne, FL
St. Bonaventure, NY
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Certified Wetland Delineator,
Jacksonville District (program discontinued)
1997 -present EW Consultants, Inc. Stuart, FL
1987-1997
President
Kimley-Horn and Associates Stuart, FL
Project Scientist, Project Manager, Associate, Shareholder
Office Manager-Stuart Office
Professional Affiliations
Society ofWetland Scientists
National Association of Environmental Professionals
Florida Association of Environmental Professionals
American Water Works Association
American Membrane Technology Association
Treasure Coast Builders Association
Civic Activities
St. Lucie River Initiative, Board of Directors 1995-2005
Business Development Board of Martin County, 1995-2013
President 1999-2000 and 2011-2012,2012-2013
Martin County Leadership, Class of 1992-93
Economic Council of Martin County 1995-present
Chairman, 2007, 2014
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NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, WETLAND, AND ENVIRONMENTAL PERMITTING SERVICES
Publications
Weinberg, Edward R. and J. Potts. 2003. Shallow Ocean Discharge Permitting of Brackish
Water Reverse Osmosis Concentrate. A WWA Membrane Technology Conference, Atlanta,
GA.
Weinberg, Edward R. 2002. Importance of Concentrate Disposal in Developing Future
Water Supplies. AMTA Bi-Annual Conference, Tampa, FL.
Weinberg, Edward R. 2002. A Novel Permitting Approach for Surface Water Discharge of a
Membrane Softening Concentrate. AMT A Bi-Annual Conference, Tampa, FL.
Weinberg, Edward R. 1999. A Methodology for Calculating Actual Dilution of a Membrane
Concentrate Discharge to Tidal Receiving Waters. A WW A Membrane Technology
Conference, Long Beach, CA.
Weinberg, Edward R. 1997. A Comparison of the Laboratory Analysis and Receiving Water
Effects of a Reverse Osmosis Concentrate Discharge. A WW A Membrane Technology
Conference, New Orleans, LA.
Whiting, David, Steve Wolfe, and Technical Advisory Committee (10 members including
E. Weinberg. 1997. Toxicity From Major-Seawater-Ion "Imbalance ". A WWA Membrane
Technology Conference, New Orleans, LA.
Weinberg, Edward R. 1996. A Methodology for Measuring Ion Balance Toxicity in
Membrane Concentrates. American Desalting Association Biennial Conference and
Exposition, Monterey, CA.
Wolfe, Steve, David Whiting, and Technical Advisory Committee (10 members including
E. Weinberg. 1996. A Test Protocol for Membrane Concentrate Toxicity Resulting From an
Imbalance of Seawater Ions. American Desalting Association Biennial Conference and
Exposition, Monterey, CA.
Weinberg, Edward R. 1995. Ionic Imbalance Toxicity in a Reverse Osmosis Concentrate.
A WW A Membrane Technology Conference, Reno, NV.
Potts, John E. and E. Weinberg. 1993. Toxicity Testing of Brackish Concentrate -Do
Current Regulations Apply? A WW A Membrane Technology Conference, Baltimore, MD.
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Expert Testimony
Lost Tree Village Ch. 120 Permit Appeal: Indian River County, Florida, 1992 -Wetland
quality and permitting testimony in deposition, not called to testify at hearing.
Seabreeze Shoppes: Martin County, Florida, 1999 -Wetland, endangered species, and
environmental permitting testimony at 19th Circuit hearing.
Peacock Pond Eminent Domain: Wellington, Florida, 2000 -Wetland and environmental
permitting testimony in eminent domain trial.
Ranger Construction Industries: Daytona Beach, Florida, 2002 -Wetland, prescribed fire,
and environmental permitting testimony in deposition and at trial for construction
litigation, 7th Circuit.
Florida Inland Navigation District: Martin County, Florida, 2003 -Wetland and
environmental permit testimony in deposition for eminent domain, not called to trial.
Provident Land, LLC: West Palm Beach, Florida, 2004 -Wetland and environmental
permitting feasibility testimony at deposition for eminent domain, case settled before
trial.
Martin County Utilities Ch. 120 Permit Appeal: Martin County, Florida, 2004-Wetland
qualitative evaluation and permitting advice in preparation for Ch. 120 hearing, case
continued.
City of Port St. Lucie Utilities, Port St. Lucie, Florida, 2004 -Environmental resource
permitting and resource assessment advice in preparation for administrative hearing,
case settled prior to hearing.
Sundance Trails, LLC v. Lewis, Longman, & Walker, P.A. and John J. Fumero, individually -
Engaged as an environmental permitting expert by law firm defending against legal
malpractice case. Testimony at deposition, case settled before trial.
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