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<br />12, NAME
<br />Christy Brush
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<br />13, ROLE IN THIS CONTRACT
<br />Environmental/Permitting Director
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<br />a, TOTAL
<br />12.5
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<br />14, YEARS EXPERIENCE
<br />b, WITH CURRENT FIRM
<br />11.5
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<br />15, FIRM NAME AND LOCATION (Citv and State)
<br />~..,~,~* Coastal Systems International
<br />:,::.... Coral Gables, Florida
<br />IV.TIM.
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<br />16, EDUCATION (DEGREE AND SPECIALlZA TION)
<br />B.S./Marine Science
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<br />17, CURRENT PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION (STATE AND DISCIPLINE)
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<br />18, OTHER PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS (Publications. Oraanizations. Trainina. Awards. etc.)
<br />Ms. Brush oversees implementation of specialized projects that include coastal/waterfront resorts, residential, and mixed-use structures,
<br />docks and marinas, beach-dune system enhancement, inlet stabilization and maintenance, waterway improvements including shoreline
<br />stabilization structures, stormwater drainage systems, parks and other recreational facilities, and environmental restoration projects. She
<br />assists with the assessment of potential environmental impacts for proposed development projects, and represents Clients in negotiating
<br />impact minimization and mitigation as appropriate, while optimizing project function and value. Ms. Brush has an in-depth understanding of
<br />the many regulations and procedures governing coastal/waterfront construction, and has established relationships with key regulatory agency
<br />personnel. She specializes in conceptualization of project strategy within the multi-disciplinary regulatory and design framework, developing
<br />creative solutions and mediating consensus. Ms. Brush is accustomed to the tight schedules and funding constraints of private property
<br />owners and developers, as well as public clients.
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<br />PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
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<br />Geological Society of America, National Association of Environmental Professionals. South Florida Association of Environmental Professionals (Past Board
<br />Member), American Shore and Beach Preservation Association. Florida Shore and Beach Preservation Association and Urban Land Institute
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<br />PUBLICATIONS
<br />"Hurricanes! Impacts on Coastal Communities. Practical implications from a Policy and Regulatory Perspective," C, Brush, Presented at the Florida Chamber of
<br />Commerce's Growth Management, Energy, Climate Change and the Environment Short Course. 2009
<br />"Coastal Construction Permitting: A Consultant's Perspective," C, Brush. Presented at the Florida Chamber of Commerce's Environmental Permitting Summer
<br />School Conferences, 1999 through 2008
<br />"Coastal Construction: Permitting. Redevelopment and Rigid Coastal Armoring," C. Brush. Presented at the CLE International Florida Coastal Law Conference,
<br />2008
<br />"Development within Florida's Coastal High Hazard Areas: DEP Coastal Construction Permitting," C, Brush, Presented at the Florida Chamber of Commerce's
<br />Growth Management and Environmental Permitting Short Course, 2007
<br />"Dune Management on an Urban Coast," TK Blankenship, C. Brush, and J, Rubin, Presented at 2005 FSBPA Conference
<br />"2004 Storm Recovery: Achieving Re-nourishment of Florida Beaches and Marine Turtle Nesting Habitat," C, Brush, Presented at CLE International Endangered
<br />Species Act Conference September, 2005
<br />"Special Permitting for Post-Hurricane Reconstruction," C. Brush, Presented at the Florida Chamber of Commerce's Growth Management and Environmental
<br />Permitting Short Course. 2005
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<br /> (1) TITLE AND LOCATION (Citv and State) 12\ YEAR COMPLETED
<br /> City of Miami Beach Baywalk, Miami Beach, Florida PROFESSIONAL SERVICES I CONSTRUCTION (If applicable)
<br /> Ongoing Ongoing
<br /> (3) BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Brief scope. size. cost. etc,) AND SPECIFIC ROLE [RJ Check if project performed with current firm
<br />a. Master planning and environmental permitting feasibility studies for proposed overwater segments of the City of Miami
<br /> Beach's public Baywalk project along the shoreline of Biscayne Bay between 5th Street and Lincoln Road. Marine
<br /> biological assessments and stakeholder coordination, as well as permitting strategy consultations for a complex, multi-
<br /> phase project are being provided to the City.
<br /> (1) TITLE AND LOCATION (Citv and State) 12\ YEAR cnMPLETED
<br /> Beachwalk, Miami Beach, Florida PROFESSIONAL SERVICES I CONSTRUCTION (If applicable)
<br /> 2005 2005
<br />b. (3) BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Brief SCODe. size. cost. etc,) AND SPECIFIC ROLE [RJ Check if project performed with current firm
<br /> Civil/coastal engineering design and environmental permitting for the 4,000 foot on grade paver walkway that connects
<br /> Lummus Park north to 21 st Street in the South Beach district of Miami Beach, along with associated amenities and
<br /> landscaping.
<br /> (1) TITLE AND LOCATION (Citv and State) 12\ YEAR COMPLETED
<br /> Dinner Key Boatyard Marina, Miami, Florida PROFESSIONAL SERVICES I CONSTRUCTION (If applicable)
<br /> 1997 1997
<br />c. (3) BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Brief SCODe. size. cost. etc.) AND SPECIFIC ROLE [RJ Check if project performed with current firm
<br /> Design and Environmental permitting for 11 O-slip marina and 600-foot bulkhead replacement. Mitigation design provided
<br /> and maintenance dredging plan designed.
<br /> (1) TITLE AND LOCATION (Citv and State) '2' YEAR COMPLETED
<br /> Diplomat Resort and Marina, Hollywood, Florida PROFESSIONAL SERVICES I CONSTRUCTION (If applicable)
<br /> 2002 2002
<br /> (3) BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Brief SCODe, size. cost, etc,) AND SPECIFIC ROLE [RJ Check if project performed with current firm
<br />d. Coastal and environmental permitting for several phases of hotel, banquet, and retail facilities, modification to oceanfront
<br />seawall, and resort amenities. Underwater assessment, design and environmental permitting for 1,100 feet of
<br /> Intracoastal bulkhead replacement and a 14-slip marina. Marina utilities were designed for fire protection, potable water,
<br /> and electrical systems.
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