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' City of Sunny Isles Beach, Professional General Engineering Consultant January 8, 2007 Page 3 minimize the disruption to the residents. These requirements may include limiting the length of open trench, plating trenches at the end of each day and others. In a previous Coral Gables 36" sanitary force main project, we specified paving the completed trench work at the end of each week and placing sod at the end of each month. This construction method was extremely successful in minimizing dust. ♦ Sanitary Pump Station Location: The location of the required sanitary pump station will be an important issue for the residents. It appears that the only public land is located at the interior park and small lake. Although most of the pump station will be located Existing Park and Lake underground, the control panel and concrete slabs will be visible. Also, an area for one maintenance vehicle parking space will required. We will work with the City and WASD to determine the best location for the pump station. ♦ Decorative Lighting CWI will develop lighting alternatives for the City, if the type of light poles and fixtures have not yet been finalized. Once the pole and fixture is chosen, CWI will provide the pole spacing and location to avoid conflicts with the other underground utilities. CWI designed a decorative lighting system for the Grand Avenue development project in Coconut Grove. The 1 ight poles were designed with enough additional height so that roadway banners could later be added. The banners were designed by the local residents in a competition and then placed for the opening ceremonies for the rededication of the street. Knowledge and Past Experience of Similar _P_ rojects: Some of our recent Coral Gables projects include the Bermuda Village, with a private sanitary sewer system, a pump station with Telemetry, and 14001f of 6" force main along Ponce de Leon Blvd. This project included the development of 30 new homes, with a sanitary sewer collection system, new water main extensions, underground FPL, telephone, gas, and cable TV lines. CWI coordinated with FPL, telephone and cable companies to provide the underground connection locations so that they would not conflict with the water, sewer and drainage piping. CWI also provided the construction administration and site observation for the sanitary force main, which is being conveyed to the City. The Riveria and Rosaro new office buildings included two pump stations and 12501f of new 6" sanitary force main which was also conveyed to the City of Coral Gables after the completion. Jose Gonzalez, E.I. and Linda Bell, P.E. worked very closely with the City of Coral Gables during the construction and startup of the sanitary sewer systems. Some of our other recent project experience includes the design of 5,200 if of 24" sanitary force main on SW 184 St for WASD. CWI was a subconsultant for several design portions of the 3 -mile Biscayne Blvd. 36" sanitary force main Pump Station 670 project, and the 1 -mile Sunny Isles 48" force main project for WASD. CWI also designed the rehabilitation of the 50Hp Pump Stations 513 and 670 for WASD. CWI was the Prime Consultant for 1,600 if of 6" sanitary force main, and 2,400 If of 24" water main for the MIA Canal Relocation and Utility Modifications Project. This airport force main project included a jack and bore under the MIA access ramp at LeJeune Road. Some of CWI's other utility projects included the Design and Construction Administration for American Airlines, Concourse `D' Extension with 5,000 If of 16" water main and 5,000 If of 12" fire main looped around the new terminal, a gravity sewer system, sanitary pump station, and force main. We also completed 1,500 if of 16" water main, 1,500 if of 12" water main, two pump stations and 2,000 if of 6" sanitary force main for Ives Estates Park, a new 94 -acre Regional Park developed Department. Jack & Bore for the MIA 16" Sanitary FM ILL American Airlines Concourse D Ives Estates Park by Miami -Dade Parks ICivil Works, Inc. 10 NW 42nd Avenue, Suite 200, Miami, FL 33126 Ph: 305-448 -5955 Fax: 305 -448 -5466