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<br />APCTE Tenure: 7 yrs
<br />Industry Experience: 26 yrs
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<br />OFFICE LOCATION: Doral
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<br />REGISTRATION:
<br />2001, Florida Professional Engineer
<br />No, 58025
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<br />EDUCATION:
<br />Bachelor of Science - Civil Engineer-
<br />ing, 1985. Polytechnic University of
<br />Havana, Cuba
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<br />EXPERIENCE:
<br />Senior Project Engineer
<br />March 2004 - Present APCTE
<br />Senior Project Engineer, in charge of
<br />water and sewer system design.
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<br />Project Engineer
<br />Nov, 2000 - March 2004
<br />HNTB Corporation
<br />Project Engineer for the Miami office
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<br />Project Engineer
<br />Jul 2000 - Nov. 2000
<br />EAC Consulting Engineer
<br />Drainage Engineer for the Miami of-
<br />fice, was in charge of Drainage design,
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<br />Senior Project Engineer
<br />July 1993 - March 1995
<br />Irrigation and Drainage Institute Ha-
<br />vana, Cuba. Engineer in charge of
<br />project management of mayor projects
<br />performed for the Ministry of Agricul-
<br />ture and the DOT in Havana, Cuba.
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<br />Project Engineer
<br />Jul. 1987 - Jul. 1993
<br />Hydraulics Research Institute, Pinar
<br />del Rio, Cuba
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<br />KEY PERSONNEL RESUME ~
<br />A&P CONSULTING TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERS ~
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<br />. LAZARO FERRERO, P.E. PAGE 1 /2
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<br />Drainage Analysis/Plans/Permitting
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<br />As senior project engineer, in charge of storm water management systems design. Mr.
<br />Ferrero has 26 years of engineering experience in civil engineering, including major
<br />drainage systems, stormwater pumping stations, pipe networks, water main, force
<br />main, hydraulic and structural design, and computer programming for engineering, Mr.
<br />Ferrero has been responsible for the design of several Stormwater management
<br />Projects in Miami-Dade and Broward Counties. Among his most relevant projects are:
<br />MIC Storm water Management Master Plan; Rental Car Facility Drainage System
<br />Design; Washington Avenue Improvements and Naitilus Neighbourhood Drainage
<br />Master Plan. Mr. Ferrero is currently a member of the Florida Engineering Society (FES).
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<br />KEY PROJECTS
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<br />MIAMIINTERMODAL CENTER (MIC), FOOT DISTRICT 6, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY,
<br />FL.
<br />Client: FDOT District VI (Gary Donn, P.E. (305) 470-5145), Development of a Stormwa-
<br />ter Management Master Plan. This is multi modal transportation facility, which links
<br />Metrorail, Amtrak, Tri-Rail, High Speed Train and Metrobus. The total area of the proj-
<br />ect is 742 Acres, which includes the SR 836/SR 112 Interconnector, Mic Core, Rental
<br />Car Facilities, MIC/MIA Connector and Baggage Tunnel.
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<br />NAUTILUS NEIGHBOURHOOD IMPROVEMENTS, CITY OF MIAMI BEACH,
<br />FLORIDA
<br />Client: City of Miami Beach (Jose A. Perez, P.E. (305) 673-7080). The Nautilus Neigh-
<br />borhood includes all of the area from Arthur Godfrey Road on the South, Biscayne Wa-
<br />terway on the East, Biscayne Bay on the West, and Surprise Waterway on the north.
<br />The total area of the project is 112 Acres. The proposed improvements include new
<br />catch basins and manholes new collection system with increase of the pipe diameters,
<br />9 gravity wells, and 6 pump stations with 37 injection wells. The improvements to the
<br />stormwater system are limited to the three priority drainage basins (92, 97 & 99) iden-
<br />tified in the City of Miami Beach Stormwater Management.
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<br />LUMMUS NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENTS, CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA
<br />Client: City of Miami Beach (Jose A. Perez, P.E. (305) 673-7080). The Lummus Neigh-
<br />bourhood includes all of the area from Washington Avenue on the West, Ocean Drive
<br />on the East, 6th Street on the South, and 16th Street on the North. The total area of the
<br />project is 25 Acres. The proposed improvements include new catch basins, new col-
<br />lection systems and 16 gravity wells. Design started in February 2007 and ended in
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<br />CIVIL ENGINEERING SERVICES TO DESIGN STREET AND DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS .
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