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05-D StreetScape ProposalsMEMORANDUM TO : MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS FROM : MICHAEL E. MALONE, CITY MANAGER SUBJECT : "STREET SCAPE" PROJECT - RENOVATION OF THE HISTORIC DOWNTOWN SQUARE - SIDEWALKS, LANDSCAPING, AND LIGHTING - SELECTION OF ENGINEERING / DESIGN SERVICES DATE : JULY 6, 2001 Two proposals for the furnishing of engineering / design professional services have been received and a committee has been formed in accordance with TxDOT regulations to select the provider. The process is expected to be complete by meeting time and the committee will have a recommendation for your consideration at that time. MEM/mm memo STREET SCAPE Proposal Selection HAYTER ENGINEERING HHAYTER ENGINEERING, IN(~. CONSULTANTS PLANNERS ENGINEERS Proposal For Engineering Services For City of Paris TEA-21 November, 2000 HAYTER ENGINEERING, INC CONSULTANTS PLANNERS ENGINEERS Letter oflnterest TABLE OFCONTENTS Resumes ................................................ : ................. 4 Reference Contacts Client List Company Brochure LETTER OF INTEREST HAYTER ENGINEERING, INC. CONSULTANTS PLANNERS ENGINEERS 4445 S.E. LOOP 286 PARIS, TEXAS 75460 F903) 785-0303 AX (903) 785-0308 November 8, 2000 City of Paris 135 SE Ist Street Paris, TX 75460 ATTENTION: Mr. Tommy Haynes REFERENCE: Letter of Interest Downtown Sidewalk Renovation Project Dear Mr. Haynes: In response to the City's request for Letters of Interest for engineering services on the subject project, we appreciate this opportunity to express our interest and outline our qualifications. We understand the project is to involve removal and replacement of sidewalks and curb and gutter around the Plaza, and for about 1/2 block from the Plaza in each direction. New sidewalks would meet applicable handicap accessibility requirements, and contain decorative elements as well as historic lighting, planting areas, landscape irrigation and related features. Some of the sidewalks will he structural, spanning basements of the adjoining buildings. The project is partially funded through the TxDOT TEA 21 program, and coordination with TxDOT will be an integral part of this assignment. Our firm currently has 4 projects underway which illustrate experience and qualifications on projects of a similar nature. Two of these are in Bonham -- Bonham Central Business District Improvements -- This $820,865 project involves the removal and replacement of existing sidewalks and curbs around the square in downtown Bonham. Historic lighting is being installed, together with landscape areas and irrigation. This project is being funded by the City of Bonham and the Texas Capital Fund. Since both the south and the east sides of the square are state highways, coordination with TxDOT has been an integral part of the project. David Beard, P.E., is serving as project manager for this project, on which construction is currently about 50% complete. Alan Vanderburg, P.E., provided the electrical design for the historic lighting. Bonham Sam Raybum: Drive Project -- This $500,000 project involves removal and replacement of existing sidewalks and curbs along Sam Rayburn (SH 56) from the central business district out to SH 121. Other elements include 24" and 36" storm sewer, historic lighting, accessibility improvements, landscaping and irrigation. Construction is now 70% complete. While the project is funded entirely by the City, SH 56 is a state highway which has required close coordination with TxDOT throughout the project. Reeves Hayter, P.E. is serving as project manager. Cooper "Heritage Square" TEA 21 Project -- This project, funded though the TxDOT TEA 21 program, involves sidewalk and curb restoration around the square in downtown Cooper. The project will also install a tourist information kiosk and a historical marker commemorating the City's original water well dating from around 1899. The project has been funded, and preliminary design coordination with TxDOT has begun. Mike Donnan, P.E., is serving as project manager for this $125,000 project. Commerce Monroe Street Improvements -- This $900,000 project includes water and sewer replacements, paving, curb and sidewalk replacements and 21" through 36" storm sewer for about 8 blocks of Monroe Street along the east edge of the Texas A&M-Commerce campus. Telephone utilities are being relocated underground, and TXU overhead facilities are being consolidated to make room for handicap accessible sidewalks and ramps. Coordination with TxDOT was required in various intersections along the project route. Construction is now 50-60% complete. David Beard, P.E., is serving as project manager for this project. Reeves Hayter, P.E., President, will be the principal-in-charge for the project. Mr. Hayter has some 28 years experience in surveying, consulting, planning, design, testing, construction review, operations and environmental reviews for a broad cross-section of civil works. David Beard, P.E., will be the project manager for the project, and will provide the engineering design. Mr. Beard has some 7 years experience in consulting, planning, design, and construction review for a wide range of civil works; including specifically the Bonham and Commerce projects cited above. Kenneth Jones, P.E., R.P.L.S., will coordinate the surveying for the project. Mr. Jones has over 42 years engineering experience in transportation planning, design, construction, and surveying. Alan Vanderburg, P.E., will provide the electrical engineering design for the historic lighting. Mr. Vanderburg has about 14 year experience in engineering design and project management in various electrical, mechanical, and civil projects. Specific experience include the historic lighting design for the Bonham Central Business District Improvements project cited above. The proposal package which follows this letter includes resumes of each primary team member, reference contacts, and a list of past projects by client. 2 Attached is a list of our past project identifying dozens of communities for which our firm has performed various municipal engineering services. Many of these are long term clients for whom we have conducted multiple projects during our 43 years of service to this region. All of these projects have been in the northeast Texas area, and we feel that we have special expertise in representing the cities in this region. Located in Paris, we feel that we can respond promptly to the City's needs. Design of all our projects are assisted using AutoCAD software. This, combined with the personal pride that our employees take in their work, results in a high level of design quality. With a staff of six professional engineers and twenty-six total full-time employees, we believe we offer the stability and flexibility of somewhat larger firms, while still maintaining a size that allows the principals of the firm to be directly involved with every client. Our six professional engineers have a combined total of over 100 years of professional engineering experience, including prior experience on TxDOT. These services are supported by our administrative staff of 6 employees which also prepare contract documents and conduct the administrative aspects of our projects, including bid and award process, processing partial payment estimates, change orders, etc. Once again, we appreciate the opportunity to submit our qualifications, and your time and effort in considering our firm. We would be happy to provide such additional information as the City may require, and would be pleased to appear before you or the City Council for an interview if that would be beneficial in your selection process. Sincerely, R~INEER1NG, INC. R. Reeves Hayter, P.E. President R ES UMES R. Reeves Hayter, P.E., R.P.L.S. President, Hayter Engineering, Inc. Education B.S.E. Civil Engineering Duke University, 1971 Registrations Professional Engineer, 1976, Texas Professional Engineer, 1976, Oklahoma Professional Engineer, 1976, Missouri Professional Engineer, 1976, Arkansas Professional Engineer, 1976, New Mexico Professional Engineer, 1976, Louisiana Registered Professional Land Surveyor, 1980, Texas Memberships National Society of Professional Engineers Texas Society of Professional Engineers, State Director American Society of Civil Engineers Water Environment Federation American Water Works Association Southern Building Code Congress Experiences Mr. Hayter has some 28 years experience in surveying, consulting, planning, design, testing, construction review, operations and environmental reviews for a broad cross-section of civil works. Prior to his association with Hayter Engineering, he served as an assistant City engineer and as project representative for an ENR 500 engineering design firm. Mr. Hayter became associated with Hayter Engineering in 1976, and, since 1986, has served as President of the firm. Among his prior projects are: STREETS ROADS - SIDEWALKS 0 0 0 0 0 0 Urban Renewal, St. Joseph, Missouri Airpark Avenue, Greenville EDC 7th Southwest Project, City of Paris Pine Mill Road Improvements, Lamar County, Texas Oak Creek Addition, Phase VII, Paris, Texas Townwood Estates, Paris, Texas 0 0 0 Pecan Street Extension, City of Bonham, Texas City of Clarksville, 1992 TDHCA Street Improvements Silo Road, Bonham, Texas COMMERCIAL/INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT 0 0 0 0 0 0 Applebee's Restaurant, Pads, Texas Lamar Crossing Shopping Center, Paris, Texas Kennedy Ford-Lincoln Dealership, Pads, Texas Commerce High School, Commerce, Texas Burger King, Bonham, Texas Mirabeau Square Shopping Center, Paris, Texas BRIDGES 0 0 0 Mustang Creek, City of Deport Pig Branch, City of Bonham BRINSAP, approximately 800 bridges in Missouri and Texas DRAINAGE PLANNING AND DESIGN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Master Drainage Plan, City of Pads, Texas Comprehensive Plan- Stormwater Drainage, City of Bonham, Texas Master Drainage Plan, City of DeKalb, Texas Master Drainage Plan, Stillhouse Estates, Paris, Texas Master Drainage Plan, City of Reno, Texas Drainage Facilities Design, Mirabeau Center Project, City of Pads Drainage Facilities Design, Pine Mill Road Project, City of Paris Plum Street Stormwater Detention Basin, City of Pads AIRPORT DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS 0 0 0 0 0 Commerce Municipal Airport-Runway and apron improvements. Cox Field, Pads, Texas - T-Hangar Aprons Cox Field, Pads, Texas - Taxiway Design Jones Field, Bonham, Texas - Aviation easements, airport layout planning Cox Field, Paris, Texas - Runway and taxiway reconstruction, navaids, lighting improvements; airport layout plan WATER FACILITIES O O LCWSD 1998-99 Improvements, Elevated Storage and Transmission Mains Water Treatment Facilities, City of Cooper, Texas 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 Million gallon Center Street Storage, City of Paris Elevated storage facilities, City of Bonham Elevated storage facilities, Lamar County Water Supply District Deep water well, City of Trenton, Texas Deep water well, City of Wolfe City, Texas Comprehensive Water Supply Plan, City of Reno Dam rehabilitation, Big Creek Reservoir, City of Cooper WASTEWATER FACILITIES 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Wastewater Treatment Facility Expansion, City of Bonham Wastewater Treatment Facility, City of Tioga, Texas Stormwater Equalization Basin, City of Commerce Wastewater Chlorination/Dechlorination Facilities, City of Paris 15" Powder Creek Interceptor Facilities, City of Bonham Wastewater Collection System Rehabilitation, City of Trenton Class A Autothermal Sludge Digestion Facilities, City of Paris 6 David D. Beard, P.E. Hayter Engineering, Inc. Education B.S. Civil Engineering Texas Tech University, May 1993 Registration Professional Engineer, 1999, Texas Memberships Texas Society of Professional Engineers, Northeast Texas Chapter, President Experience Mr. Beard has over 7 years experience in planning, design, construction review, testing and inspection. Prior to Hayter Engineering, Mr. Beard was employed for 2 years for an engineering consulting firm in Amarillo, Texas. His experiences and responsibilities have included residential master planning; concentrated animal feeding operation design; street and parking lot design; water, wastewater, drainage, and paving design; construction inspection; and other various tasks. Mr. Beard became associated with Hayter Engineering, Inc. in October 1995. Some of his prior projects are as follows: PAVING AND DRAINAGE O O 0 0 0 0 0 0 City of Commerce, Monroe Street Paving Improvements City of Bonham, Central Business District Streetscape Toyota of Paris Parking Lot Expansion, Paris, Texas Briarwood Addition, Paris, Texas Homestead Village, Bonham, Texas Cooper, 7~ SE Paving Improvement, Cooper, Texas Cooper, Young vs. Cisneros Paving Improvement, Cooper, Texas Blossom Margaret Street Paving Improvements, Blossom, Texas WATER FACILITIES 0 0 0 Bright Star Iron and Manganese Removal Facilities, Bright Star WSC Cooper WTP Expansion RECD Application, Cooper, Texas Bonham 10" Water Main Replacement, Bonham, Texas 7 0 0 0 Delta County Municipal Utility District Distribution And Pumping Facilities Improvements, RECD Application, Delta County, Texas ~ Point WTP Expansion RECD Application, Point, Texas Master Plan, 4 I0 Water Supply Corporation Master Plan, Fruitvale Water Supply Corporation WASTEWATER FACILITIES 0 0 0 0 0 0 East Tawakoni Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvements and Renovation RECD Application, East Tawakoni, Texas Campbell Wastewater Treatment Plant Renovation, Campbell, Texas Cooper Wastewater Main Improvements, Cooper, Texas Blossom Wastewater Main Replacement, Blossom, Texas Emory Wastewater Main Replacement, Emory, Texas Bonham Wastewater Main Improvements, Bonham, Texas Cooper EDA Wastewater Collection System Improvements On-Site-Observer PLANS AND ASSESSMENTS O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 East Tawakoni Wastewater Treatment Plant Envirgnmental Assessment, East Tawakoni, Texas Detroit TDHCA Environmental Assessment, Detroit, Texas Blossom TDHCA Environmental Assessment. Blossom, Texas Cooper TDHCA Environmental Assessment, Cooper, Texas Farmersville TDHCA Thoroughfare Plan, Farmersville, Texas Farmersville Water Distribution Hydraulic Analysis, Farmersville, Texas 410 WSC Water Distribution Master Plan, Detroit, Texas Fruitvale WSC Water Distribution Master Plan, Fruitvale, Texas Golden WSC Water Distribution Master Plan, Golden, Texas Alan D. Vanderberg, P.E. Hayter Engineering, Inc. Education B.S. Electrical Engineering, Texas A&M University, 1987 Registrations Professional Engineer, 1993, State of Texas Experience Mr Vanderburg joined Hayter Engineering, Inc. in October, 1999 with approximately 14 years experience in engineering design, project management, and land and construction surveying, in various electrical, mechanical, and civil works. Prior to association with Hayter Engineering, Inc., he served as an engineer for Campbell Soup Company, as an electrical consultant for industrial/conunercial installations, and for a civil consulting firm. Among his projects are: ELECTRICAL POWER AND CONTROL SYSTEMS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 PACE Foods relocation fi.om San Antonio to Paris, Texas Pilgrim's Pride Refrigerated Distribution Center, Arlington, Texas Pilgrim's Pride Processing Facility Expansion, Dallas, Texas Pilgrim's Pride Processing Facility Expansion, Nacogdoches, Texas Pilgrim's Truck Maintenance Facility, Tenaha, Texas Honey Grove Middle School, Honey Grove, Texas TCA Cable, Paris, Texas Campbell Soup Company's Prego manufacturing lines, Paris, Texas Campbell Soup Company's chilled water facility, Paris, Texas Bitco International Manufacturing Facility, ParAs, Texas General Cable Company Coiling and Shipping Building Expansion, Bortham, Texas Northeast Medical Center Skilled Nursing Facility, Bonham, Texas Lone Star Steel DC Drive Installation, Lone Star, Texas STREET AND ROAD PAVING 0 0 0 0 0 Historic Lighting Improvements, City of Bonham Central Business District Clay BluffRoad Paving Project, Lamar County, Texas Truck Parking and Drive Modifications, Campbell Soup Company Street Study, City of East Tawakoni, Texas Town East Phase I, Reno, Texas 9 DRAINAGE PLANNING AND DESIGN o Drainage Study, City of East Tawakoni, Texas o Site Plan, Kwik Kar Lube Center, Paris, Texas o Site Plan, Bank of Deport, Paris Branch, Paris, Texas o Drainage and Bank stabilization project, Pat Mayse Lake WATER FACILITIES o Start-Up of Deep Water Well Control and Pumping Systems, City of Ladonia, Texas o High Pressure Water Pumping System, Campbell Soup Company o Process Chilled Water Heat Exchanger Systems, Campbell Soup Company WASTEWATER FACILITIES o Wastewater Collection Main Replacement, City of Blossom, Texas o Wastewater Lift Station Power and Controls, City of Paris, Texas 10 Kenneth R. Jones, P.E., R.P.L.S. Hayter Engineering, Inc~ Education B.S. Civil Engineering A.A.S. Management Texas A&M University, 1957 Grayson College, 1974 Registrations Professional Engineer ~ 1965, Texas (23771) Registered Professional Land Surveyor - 1980, Texas (3332) Professional Sanitarian - 1994, Texas (3070) Memberships Texas Society of Professional Surveyors Experiences Mr. Jones has over 42 years engineering experience in transportation planning, design, construction and surveying. Prior to joining Hayter Engineering, Inc., Mr Jones served as construction engineer, design engineer, planning engineer, resident engineer and District Director of Transportation Planning and Development, totaling 36 years 5 months with the Texas Department of Transportation. He later served with a Tyler, Texas consulting firm, performing land surveying and similar projects. At Hayter Engineering, Inc. he is project manager for all surveying projects, including land surveying, design surveys, construction layout, title research, property description, utility locating and other surveying related assignments. Among his prior projects are: SURVEYING 0 0 0 SH 276 widening (TxDOT/Dannenbaum Engineering) ground control for aerial photogrammetry, ownership research, existing right-of-way location, utility locations. Easement Location Surveys, Southwestern Bell Telephone, Lamar County, Texas, Bonham, Fannin County, Texas Right-of-way, easement, and design surveys for Silo Road Improvements, Bonham, Fannin County, Texas Boundary surveys, platting, topographic and utility surveys for detention pond Site, City of Paris, Lamar County, Texas 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Easement Surveys, Texas Utilities - Lamar, Red River, Fannin, Henderson and Hunt counties ~ Topographic engineering surveys, Front Street paving and drainage, Trinidad, Texas Clear Zone Acquisition Surveys, Jones Field, City of Bonham, Fannin County. Boundary Survey and field notes - Stephens/Hales- Fannin County Boundary Survey and field notes - Lawyers Title Company - Fannin County Boundary Survey and field notes - Jack Besteman - Lamar County Boundary Survey and field notes - First Baptist Church, Roxton, Texas Boundary Survey and field notes - Caunco Development Commerce, Texas Boundary Survey and field notes - Meadow Brook Cemetery, Lamar County Boundary Survey and field notes - Rex Johnson, Lamar County Boundary Survey and field notes - Commerce Industrial Foundation Commerce, Texas Boundary Survey and field notes - Wendell Preas, Delta County ROAD WAY DESIGN 0 0 0 0 0 0 F.M. Hwy 902, Grayson County, Texas - New Location Projects F.M. Hwy 120, Grayson County, Texas - New Location Projects F.M. Hwy 1417, Grayson County, Texas - New Location Projects F.M. Hwy 901, Grayson County, Texas - New Location Projects F.M. Hwy 3357, Franklin County, Texas - New Location Projects Interstate Hwy 30, Franklin County, Texas - Rehab Projects DEVELOPMENT OF RIGHT-OF-WAY o Twelve projects in Grayson County, Texas, including FM 1417, FM 131, FM 120, FM 902, US 82, FM 901 and FM 1397 TRANSPORTATION PLANNING 0 0 0 Developed Long Range Plan, Grayson County, Texas Developed Long Range Plan, Red River County, Texas Developed Statewide Program for Traffic Data/With Projections, Texas 12 BRINSAP O O Coordinated On-System Bridge Inspection in Dallas, Cass and Marion Counties, Texas in 1994. Inspected 88 On-System Bridges in Bowie County in 1996. MISCELLANEOUS DESIGN O O O O Slope Failure Repair for Wal-Mart Distribution Center, Palestine, Texas Street, Drainage and Sanitary Sewer Plans, Oak Hurst Place Subdivision, Tyler, Texas Parking Lot Plans for Butler Publishing Co., Tyler, Texas Drainage, Street and Parking Lot Design for High School, Lampasas, Texas 13 REFERENCE CONTACTS REFERENCE CONTACTS Mx. Jim Stiff City Manager City of Bonham 301 East 5~ Street Bonham, TX 75418 (903) 583-7555 Mr. Roger McKinney City Manager City of Commerce 1119 Alamo Commerce, TX 75428 (903) 886-1100 Mx. Richard Huie Mayor City of Cooper 91 North Side Square Cooper, TX 75432 (903) 395-2217 14 CLIENT LIST Z MESA DESIGN GROUP, INC. Historic Plaza and Square Renovation Paris, Texas ARCHITEXAS Architecture, Planning & Historic Preservation, Inc. 1907 Marilla Dallas, Texas 75201 214.748.4561 Mesa Design Group, Inc. 3100 McKinnon Street, Suite 905 Dallas, Texas'75201 214.871.0568 Historic Plaza and Square Renovation _____-- Paris, Texas The following is a response to the Legal Notice- Request for Professional Provider for historic preservation, architectural, landscape architecture and engineering services for the renovation of the downtown historic Plaza and square in Paris, Texas. ARCHITEXAS is interested in providing the services with MESA Design as a joint venture as outlined in the Notice and enthusiastically submits this response. ARCH1TEXAS is a Dallas based, highly specialized historic preservation and architectural finn with over twenty five years of professional historic preservation experience. We have provided services for similar projects throughout Texas and has worked with MESA Design on numerous similar projects. Our knowledge of the Paris area is extensive. Our firm completed the Architectural and Historic Resources Survey of Paris, Texas in 1985 that included recommendations that designated the downtown commercial district a National Register of Historic Places district. ARCHITEXAS is the architectural firm completing the construction documents for the historic Hotel Gibraltar for the St. Joseph's Hospital Prime Time Center. ARCHITEXAS just completed a master plan for the Lamar County Courthouse that included a design and recommendations for the rehabilitation of the courthouse and courthouse grounds. ARCHITEXAS and MESA both have extensive experience on completed projects funded from ISTEA/Tea 21 and administered by TXDOT- Paris Office. We look forward to working with the City of Paris on this significant project for the future of downtown Paris. II. Table of Contents Project Team and Qualifications ARCHITEXAS - Key Personnel and Qualifications - Resumes MESA Design - Key Personnel and Qualifications - Resumes Wendy Lopez & Associates - Key Personnel and Qualifications - Resumes Project Experience and References ARCHITEXAS - Relevant Past Project Experience - References and Profiles MESA Design - Relevant Past Project Experience - References and Profiles Wendy Lopez & Associates - Relevant Past Project Experience - References ARCHITEXAS Team Historic Plaza and Square Renovation Paris, Texas Professional Architectural Design Services Statement of Qualifications Dallas ARCHITEXAS Architecture, Planning and Historic Preservation, Inc. Austin ARCH1TEXAS is a design oriented.firm whose mission is to serve our clients and community by creating and conserving architecture and environments that are meaningful, lasting and n,ell crafted. RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Established in 1978, ARCHITEXAS is a twenty person finn, based in Dallas, with a second office in Austin, prefonning a wide range of planning and architectural services. Since 1978, ARCHITEXAS has completed numerous master plans and full architectural services for diverse building types in the area of historic preservation, restoration, reconstruction and rehabilitation and as well as new construction. Our clients have included municipalities, county government, state and federal government as well as non-profit institutional and private development organizations. AR~HITEXAS's Professional Resume Includes: Preservation Planninff Since 1978 ARCHITEXAS has provided historic preservation planning services addressing many different planning needs. ARCHITEXAS offers expertise in: -Historic Resource Surveys -National Register Nominations -Historic District Ordinances -Design Guidelines in Historic Districts -Land-Use Strategies -Section 106 and 110 Process Review -Mitigation of Historic Properties - Urban Design and Streetscape Design - Building Condition Surveys - Redevelopment Strategies - Technical Assistance - Community Planning - HABS and HAER Documentation - Historic Properties Management Plans ARCH1TEXAS Teatn Historic Plaza and Square Renovation Paris, Texas Rehabilitation of Historic Prooertie$ Since 1978 ARCHITEXAS has provided preservation architectural services for restoration or adaptive use of projects for institutional, commercial, residential, industrial and religious buildings and sites. ARCH1TEXAS offers expertise in: - Determination of Adaptive Use Potential - Feasibility Studies and Proforma - Historic Structure Reports - Programming/Master planning - Full Architectural Services - Certification of Rehabilitation for Compliance with the Secretary of Interior's Standards for Rehabilitation - Site Restoration New Construction Since 1978 ARCHITEXAS has provided full architectural services for new commercial, municipal and institutional buildings in urban, rural and edge city settings. Our clients have included public agencies, municipalities, corporations, private develol~ers: institutional/religious and public non-profit organizations. ARCHITEXAS offers expertise -Site Selection Analysis -Comprehensive Programming -Feasibility Studies and Proforma -Phase Master Planning -Full Architectural Services -Construction Contract Administration -Post Construction Services -Budget Control Other Related Services ARCHITEXAS has provided a wide variety of services to naeet the clientS needs to support their preservation projects. ARCHITEXAS offers expertise in: -Grant Application Assistance -Architectural Rendering -Architectural Model Construction -Architectural Graphics -Publication Graphics -Architectural Photography ARCHITEXAS Team Historic Plaza and Square Renovation Par~,T~as Staffing FIRM CONTACT: Craig Melde 1907Marilla Dallas, Texas 75201 (214) 748-4561 Larry lrsik 411 Congress Ave. Austin, Texas 78702 (512) 478-7520 PERSONNEL: Craig Melde, Principal Gary Skomicki, principal Larry lrsik, Principal Nancy McCoy, Associate Richard Martratt, Associate Darla Vaughan, Associate David Chase John Allender Jeff Cummings Jay Firsching Devlon Shelton Amy Lambert Alison Weis Zachary Lara Keith Petersen Carrie E. Zaboroski Jeanie O'Brien Patricia De Santiago Rosa Ramirez Registered Architect Registered Architect Registered Architect Registered Architect Registered Architect Intermediate Intern Architect Intermediate Intern Architect Intermediate Intern Architect Intermediate Intern Architect Preservation Specialist Preservation Specialist Intern Architect Intern Architect Intern Architect Intern Architect Intern Architect Office Manager Administrative Assistant A&ninistrative Assistant ARCH1TEXAS KEY PERSONNEL Craig Melde is a founding principal in the firm. Before the creation of ARCHITEXAS, he was an urban planner for the City of Dallas and played a significant role in the Historic Preservation Program. Since the founding of ARCHITEXAS, he has gained extensive experience as principal in charge and project manager for many of the finn's historic preservation and preservation planning projects. He has managed many of the firm's most significant projects including the Hill County Courthouse Restoration, the Tower Building and Centennial Building Restoration at Fair Park. He is a registered architect in the State of Texas and has served on many boards and commissions including the Dallas Landmark Commission and the Fair Park Deign Review Task Force. Gary Skotnicki is a founding principal in the finn. Before the creation of ARCHITEXAS, he was an urban planner and urban Designer for the City of Dallas and played a significant role in the Historic Preservation program and the Urban Design Division providing planning on such projects as the expansion of the historic Farmer's Market and the Streetscape program. Since the founding of ARCHITEXAS, he has gained experience as project designer in many of the firm's architectural and restoration projects including the new Grapevine City Hall, Grapevine Convention & Visitors Bureau Offices, the Sammons Center for the Arts and the Hill County Courthouse. He is a registered architect in the State of Texas. ARCHITEXAS Team Historic Plaza and Square Renovation Paris, Texas Larry Irsik is a principal in the finn. He joined ARCHITEXAS in July 1985 and directs the firm's Austin office. He also has experience in renovation and interior projects such as the Grapevine Convention & Visitors Bureau Offices and the Grapevine City Hall in Grapevine, Texas; the restoration of the Hill County Courthouse and the Ellis County Courthouse. Mr. Irsik received his Bachelor of Architecture degree in 1985 from Kansas State University, College of Architecture and Design. Mr. Irsik was previously employed at Arrowstreet Inc. in Boston. Massachusetts, and while there, taught an architectural design studio at the Boston Architectural Center. Mr. Irsik is a registered architect in the state of Massachusetts and Texas (pending). Richard Martratt is a associate in the finn. Having worked for a number of different finns as well as having been in private practice, Mr. Martratt brings a wide range of experience and talent to ARCHITEXAS. Graduating with a Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Texas during the tenure of Dean Alan Tanaguchi, Mr. Martratt has wide experience in all phase of architecture and construction, including representing the Greenville Independent School District as both Architect and Construction Manager for the renovation and addition to Greenville's original high school designed in 1949 by Preston Gerin. Mr. Martratt brings a high level of technical expertise in all aspects of architectural practice. He is a registered architect in the State of Texas. Nancy McCoy is an Associate in the finn. She joined ARCH1TEXAS in September of 1997 and directs projects for the finn. Ms. McCoy's experience in historic preservation includes eleven years in New York City, seven of which were in the employ of Ehrenkrantz & Eckstut Architects where she directed restoration and adaptive use projects including the restoration of the U.S. Custom House and the installation of the Museum of the American Indian, the Department of the Interior in Washington, DC and Union Station in Kansas City. Ms. McCoy received her Bachelor of Environmental Design from Texas A&M University, a Master of Architecture and a Master of Science in historic preservation from Columbia University. Ms. McCoy is a registered architect in the state of New York. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY STATEMENT The parmers are committed to a policy and practice of deciding all matters relating to employment -- including compensations, advancement, transfer and promotion -and joint ventures solely on the basis of qualifications and merit. We do not unlawfully discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, sex, age, non- disquali~,ing disability or national origin. · '~ ARCHITEXAS Team Historic Plaza and Square Renovation Paris, Texas I. Key Personnel and Qualifications ARCHITEXAS Principal in Charge/Project Coordinator Craig Melde is a founding principalin the firm. Before the creation of ARCH1TEXAS, he was an urban planner for the City of Dallas and played a significant role in the Historic Preservation Program. Since the founding of ARCHITEXAS, he has over 23 years of experience as principal in charge and project manager for many of the firm's historic preservation and preservation planning projects. He has directed many of the firm's most significant projects including the Hill County Courthouse Restoration and is principal-in-charge and designer for the Ellis County Courthouse, Hotel Gibraltar Rehabilitation and the Lamar County Courthouse Restoration. Craig was the principal in charge and project planner for the Architectural and Historic Resource Survey of Paris, Texas. He is a registered architect in the State of Texas and has served on many boards and commissions including the Dallas Landmark Commission and the Fair Park Design Review Task Force. -i Project Manager/Project Architect Nancy McCoy is an Associate in the firm. She joined ARCHITEXAS in Septemher of 1997 and directs preservation projects for the firm. Ms. McCoy's experience in historic preservation includes eleven years in New York City, seven of which were in the employ of Ehrenkrantz & Eckstut Architects where she directed restoration and adaptive use projects including the restoration of the U.S. Custom House and the installation of the Museum of the American Indian, the Department of the Interior in Washington, DC and Union Station in Kansas City. Ms. McCoy assisted in the preparation of the master plan for the Fair Park Esplanade and has recently completed the master plan for the downtown revitalization plan for Grand Prairie, both with MESA Design. Ms. McCoy received her Bachelor of Environmental Design front Texas A&M University, a Master of Architecture and a Master of Science in historic preservation from Columbia University. Ms. McCoy is a registered architect in the state of New York. -i -i 1 Project Preservation Specialist/THC Liaison Jay Firsching came to ARCHITEXAS in 1999, having worked as a courthouse specialist for the Texas Historical Commission (THC) since 1996. There he was a team leader for the Texas Courthouse Alliance Project (TCA), documenting some of the state's most important and endangered county buildings. Mr. Firsching assisted the THC and Governor Bush in the creation of the Texas Courthouse Preservation Project, working with a Governor appointed task force to establish the scope of the 50-million dollar grant program. He worked to develop the THC rules and requirements for the project's implementation and provided public information and education on courthouse related issues. He coordinated the firm's courthouse master planning projects including Denton, Hardeman, Throckmorton, Lamar and Hood County Courthouses. ARCHITEXAS Team ARCHITEXAS Craig Melde Principal Education Bachelor of Architecture, University of Texas, Austin, 1974 Registration Registered Architect, State of Texas Registered Interior Designer, State of Texas Professional Experience 1978 - Present ARCH1TEXAS 1976 - 1978 City of Dallas, Department of Urban Planning 1975 - 1976 Reavis Associates, Architects 1974 - 1975 Johns, Melde, Courtin Design/Build Boards/Commissions Dallas Landmark Commission, 1988-1994 Historic Preservation League, Board of Trustees Fair Park Design Review Task Force Lutheran Church Commission on Architecture, National Chairman 1995-1998 Board of Education, Our Redeemer Lutheran Church Building Cormnittce, Our Redeemer Lutheran Church Key Qualifications Mr. Melde is a founding principal of ARCH1TEXAS since the firm's forming in 1978. Prior to that he gained experience in the area of historic preservation and urban design at the City of Dallas Department of Urban Planning where, as an urban planner, he participated in the development of the City of Dallas Historic Preservation Program. His responsibilities included surveying potential historic districts and development of landmark ordinances with design guidelines and administering the design review process. Since, Mr. Melde has gained extensive experience in all aspects of historic preservation as well as new construction, these include rehabilitation of historic properties which have required Certification by the Department of thc Interior, cultural resource surveys, the National Register Program, Section 106 processes affecting historic resources, management plans for historic resources and Historic American Buildings Survey documentation. He has also has specialized skills in and directs the programming and conceptual design phase of the firm's projects and serves as the primaE¢ client contact throughout the project. Dallas, Texas 75201 Tel 21a.748.4561 Fax 214.748.4241 r II]F ARCHITEXAS Nancy T. McCoy, AIA Associate Architect Education Master of Architecture; Master of Science in Historic Preservation, Columbia University, 1986 Bachelor of Environmental Design, Texas A&M University, 1981 Professional Registered Architect, State of New York Professional Experience 1997 - Present ARCH1TEXAS 1990-1997 Ehrenkramz & Eckstut Architects, New York. 1986 - 1990 David Smotrich &Partners. New York Boards/Commissions/Exhibits/Lectures Secretary, Board of Trustees, Preservation Dallas, 1998 - 2000 Vice PresidenffPrograrns, American Institute of Architects Dallas Chapter, 2000 Co-Chair, West End Task Force, Dallas Historic Preservation Commission, 1998 - 2000 Public Buildings Task Force, Dallas Historic Preservation Commission, 2000 Fellow, Historic Resources Imaging Laboratory, Texas A&M University, 1998-2000 Host/Moderator, Oak Cliff Home Restoration Workshop series, 2000 Key Qualifications In joining ARCHITEXAS, Ms. McCoy, brings national experience with large scale historic preservation and adaptive use projects to the firm. Ms. McCoy's experience includes the restoration and adaptive use of the U.S. Custom House, where as Project Architect, her responsibilities included the installation of the National Museum of the American Indian for the Smithsonian Institution, the first fully climate controlled museum environment ~xSthin an historic building in the United States. The project included the restoration of public spaces and the conservation of art and decorative finishes and has received numerous awards including the GSA Design Award for 1994. Ms. McCoy's subsequent experience includes a similar adaptive usc design for a science museum for Union Station in Kansas City, MO, design of the modernization of the Department of the Interior Building and the Old Executive Office Building in Washington, DC. Since joining ARCHITEXAS, Ms. McCoy has directed the firm's work at Fair Park for the City of Dallas which has included numerous rehabilitation and restoration projects, art conservation, and a park-wide plan for restoring and mai.ntaining the historic paint color scheme. In addition, Ms. McCoy has provided design consultation for developments seeking federal rehabilitation tax credits including the Wilson Building in Dallas, and has designed the disassembly, reconstruction and additions to a residence by Charles Dilbeck. 1907 Marilla Dallas. Texas 75201 Tel 214.748.4561 Fax 214.748.42~4[ ARCHITEXAS Jay Firsching Historic Preservation Specialist Education Master of Science in Architectural Studies specializing in I-lAstoric Preservation, University of Texas at Austin. Expected Completion December 1999 Bachelor of Arts in Speech Communications, Texas A&M University, College Station. Professional Experience 1999 - Present ARCH1TEX~S 1996 - 1999 Texas Historical Commission 1994 - 1996 B-Jet Construction 1993 - 1994 Synergy Builders 1992 - 1993 Set Point Builders Special Projects/Publications National Trust for Historic Preservation, Smart Start Program, Summer 1999. HABS Documentation, The El Paso Missions - Summer 1995. Austin Historic Preservation Conference - April 1996 - Co-organizer Texas Historical Commission Annual Preservation Conference - 1996 - 1998. Presenter Publications- "Preservation Master Planning." 7he Medallion, Summer 1999. Writer. "The Forgotten Courthouses of Texas." Heritage Magazine, Summer 1998. Writer. Courting History. Lower Colorado River Authority 1999 Calendar. Consultant. "Centers of Attention." March 1999 & "Treasured L~mdmarks." County Progress, June 1996. Consultant. "Day Trips." Austin Chronicle, March 27, 1998. Consultant. Key Qualifications Mr. Firsching recently came to ARCHITEXAS, having worked as a historic courthouse specialist for the Texas Historical Commission (THC) since 1996. There he was a team leader for the Texas Courthouse Alliance Project (TCA), documenting some of the state's most important and endangered county buildings. The TCA team conducted historical research, conditions assessments, and field measurements necessary to provide thirty counties with historic preservation plans and developed a database of almost 800 previous and existing courthouse buildings. Most recently, Mr. Firsching assisted the THC and Governor Bush in the creation of the Texas Courthouse Preservation Project, working with a Governor appointed task force to establish the scope &the 50-million dollar grant program. He worked to develop the THC rules and requirements for the project's implementation and provided public information and education on courthouse related issues. He is currently coordinating the firm's courthouse master planning projects including Bosque, Johnson, Red River, Collin, Harrison, Gray, Hopkins, Denton, Lamar, Throckmorton, Hardeman, Hood and Ellis Counties. 1907 Marilla Dallas, Texas 75201 Tel 214.748.4561 Fax 214.748.4241 MESA Design GroUp Historic Plaza and Square Renovation Paris, Texas MESA Design Principal in Charge Tary Arterburn is one of the founding principals. He has been responsible for directing the growth of the company over the last seventeen years. In addition to management skills, Mr. Arterburn has a strong background in design and has successfully worked in a range of scales from master planning to minute design. He has completed projects such as Quorum Park, Providence Towers and the Lakeside on Preston planned community in Texas as well as Tower City Center mixed use complex in Cleveland. He has served on the City of Dallas Urban Design Task Force, the Public Art Committee and participates as an adjunct professor at the University of Texas at Arlington. Principal Robin McCaffrey is responsible for the firm's planning and architectural services. Planning projects range from private sector developments such as City View Town Center in Fort Worth to Arvida's Twin Creeks residential in Allen, to public/private developments such as the Farmers Market Area revitalization to public such as Fair Park Master Plan. Architectural commissions include housing developments and single residences to institutional facilities such as the Dallas Museum of Natural History. Mr. McCaffery assisted in the preparation of the master plan for the Fair Park Esplanade and has recently completed the master plan for the downtown revitalization plan for Grand Prairie, both with ARCHITEXAS. Senior Project Manager Chip lmpastato is responsible for project administration and deign for a board spectrum of large scale projects. Mr. lmpastato has managed numerous projects including ASLA award winning work, Freedman's Cemetery, where he worked extensively with the City of Dallas and federal staff and officials. Other public sector work include Keist and Fretz Park Master Planning in Dallas and Trail Preserve in Tennessee. Mr. Impastato has also managed private developments projects including hike and bike trails and outdoor activity center through environmentally sensitive creek areas at Mountain Valley Country Club Estates in Burleson, Texas. ARCHITEXAS Teattt MESA began as a team of landscape architects founded in 1981. Their idea was simple, yet revolutionary--to bring new design and artistic sensibilities to landscape architecture, creating a visual language that reflected both nature and local culture to create settings with a strong sense of place. The name "MESA" was originally chosen because it identified our Southwestern roots, relating us to the simple yet powerful landform. In a time of rapidly changing urban landscapes, the name conveys powerful and unchanging land, beneath, and reflects an underlying respect for the land, which shapes the changes taking place upon it. The word "mesa's" original Spanish meaning, "table," represents our open company culture. Our firm is a place where }eam members feel free to gather around the table, freely exchanging ideas, solutions and suggestions, creating ideas that reflect the best of everyone on our team of professi~mals. Over the years, the company has grown and evolved, becoming more interdisciplinary in order to fully incorporate the essence of the land into every aspect of a project. By ~combining landscape architecture With experience in plantting, urban design and architecture, MESA is able to offer clients the full diversity of our talents without sacrificing our personallzed clien~ relationships. This preserves our flexibility as well as our responsiveness, enabling us to fulfil, l a shared vision of excellence. Like the landform that inspired our name, MESA Destgn Group embodies a natural strength, rising fi'om the ground and looking out onto an unlimited horizon. Over the years, our philosophy has been shaped by values'we feel are important to balancing human needs and natural beauty. Every project reflects these critical attributes, by Making visible the presence and character of the n'atural environment ... Prqviding an organically inspired overlay of local cultural influences ... Evoking human response by creating a unique sense of place ... Bringing people together, helping to interweave natural beauty and human interaction into the fabric that is a cbmmunity... Transforming materials into appropriate forms, creating a sense of integrity... Creating in each visitor a sense' of something larger and more spiritual than the individual ... Investing our passion by creating an emotional response in the people who use this place ... l-n the twenty years since ou~' founding, MESA Design Group has grown beyond its regional beginnings, with project kxperience in thirty states and eight foreigh countries. As our capabilities have' grown, so have our expertise and reputation. Our team's extensive leadership experience encompasse~ landscape architecture, architecture, and planning, enabling us to provide a full range of services. At the same time, we offer flexible solutions and personalized service to our clients. We still believe in the strength of regionalism as ihe foundat!'on of all our work, in finding new ways to celebrate nature and in the integrity of both form and materials, creating distinctive settb~gs for a wide range of applications. "Therefore, wheh ~:' build, let us think that we buiM forefei'. Let it not be for present delight~ nor for present use alone; Let it be such work as our descendants will thank us for..." John Ruskin Mr. Arterburn, oi*e of the founding principals of MESA Design Group, is responsible for the overall firm administration and participates in design within the office. Mt'. Arterburn has been responsible for directing the growth of the company over the last seventeen years to include projects in thirty states and seven foreign countries; In addition to management skills, Tary has a strong background in design and has successfully worked in a range of scales from master planning to minute details: He has completed projects such as Quorum £ar~; Providence Towers and the Lakeside on Preston planned community in Texas as well as Tower City Center mixed use complex in Cleveland, First Colony Mall in Houston, the Camino Real Hotel in Chihuahua, Mexico. Much of his creative inspiration is drawn from extensive travel experiences throughout the United States, Europe, and the Orient. Prior to his involvement with MESA, Mr. Arterburn served as a proJect'manager for a national development company and worked for the Bureau .of Land Management in Washington D.C., where he helped produce an award wmmng publicat~'on. He has served on the City of Dallas Urban Design Task Force, the Publiq Art Committee and participates as an adjunct professor at the University of Texas at AHington. Mr, Arterburn's design experience and management expertise, drawn from government, development, and private practice, provide the firm's clients a untque approach to landscape architectural services. / MR. TARY ARTERBURN MR. ROBIN MC CAFFREY Mr. Robin McCaffrey, one of the principals of MESA Design Group, is responsible for the firm's planning and architectural services. Responsibilities include definition of the firm's planning and architectural services. Projects accomplished have brought the firm many awards from AL4. NAHB, US Dept. HUD, APA and other local service organizations along with critical acclaim from professional journals, local press, and university pubhcaaons and national recognition. ~ Planning projects range from private sector developments such as City View Town Center in Ft Worth to Arvida 's Twin Creeks residential in Allen, to public/private developments such as the Dallas Farmers Market Area revitalization to public such as Fair Park Master Plan[ Architectural commissions include housing 'developments and single residences, to institutio/~al faciliti, es such the .Dallas Museum of Natural History and commercial such as Twin Creeks golf center in Allen, Texas or Bicentennial Park Tennis Center in $outhlake, Texas. The largest part of private sector planning work hns focused on various aspects of residential development. including planning, land development design, product design, design controls/enforcement, organizational requirements for implementations, builder programs, as well as interfacing with public policy issues and regulations. Prior to his involvement with MESA, Mr. McCaffrey served as president of Needham- McCaffrey Associates. Inc. since ~982. Robin has also worked as a principal for the cities of Plano, Dallas. and San Antonio, Texas. Mr. McCaffrey's design experience, drawn from both the public and private sectors, provides the firm's clients a unique approach to architeciure and planning services. MR. CHIP I'MPASTATO, Mr. lmpastato, one of the senior project managers of MESA Design Group, is rest~onsible for project administrat!on and design for a broad spectrum of large scale projects within the firm including Ericsson Village Campus, Legacy. Texas; Four Seasons Resort & Club, Irving, Texas; and . Fontainebleau State Park, Mandeville, · 'Louisiana. Mr. Impastato has managed numerous projects, both locally-and nationally. Recent projects include ASLA award winning work, Freedman's Cemetery, where Chip worked extensively with the City of Dallas and federal staff and officials. Other public sector work includes Keist and Fretz Park Ma}ter- Planning in Dallas, Texas, Grimes Park in DeSoto, Texas, and Tipton County Nature Center and Trail Preserve in Tenn, essee. Chip has also 'managed private development projects including hike and bike trails and outdoor activity center through environmentally sensitive creek areas at Mountain Valley Country Club Estates in Burleson, Texas. -Prior to joining MESA, Mr. Impastato served as a project manager with Carter & Burgess in Dallas. Chip has 'also worked .as a project manager for Nuszer Kopatx Urban Design Associates, in Denver, where he helped in the multi family market. Mr. Impastato's design management and organizational skills provide the firm's clients a reliable and proficient point of contact and project manager. Wendy Lopez & Associates Historic Plaza and Square Renovation ! ! I I I I I I I I I I Paris, Texas Wendy Lopez & Associates, lnc Will provide professional engineering services including civil engineering and utility design and will provide the professionals required to complete the design and implementation of the project. ARCHITEXAS Team Wendy Lopez & Associates, Inc. Wendy Lopez & Associates, Inc. (WLA) was established in Dallas in 1988. Since that time, the firm has grown to encompass a staff of over 100 professional, technical and support personnel. The firm's current services include environmental, planning and cultural resources studies; civil, environmental, mechanical, electrical, structural and geotechnical engineering; surveying; and construction management and inspection, provided to clients in both the public and private sectors. WLA is certified by the North Central Texas Regional Certification Agency as a small M/WBE firm (Minority/Woman Owned), and by the State of Texas as a Historically Underutilized Business (HUB). WLA is also certified by the U.S. Small Business Administration as a participant in its 8(a) program. In addition to general environmental studies for NEPA compliance, WLA environmental services include environmental-related water/wastewater services, hazardous materials and remediation services, and biological/ecological studies, as well as cultural resources investigations. Key environmental staff members hold appropriate OSHA and other relevant training and certifications. Cultural resources services include archaeological background research, survey, and testing for Section 106/110 compliance, National Register eligibility assessment, and cultural resource management plans. Other environmental services include Environmental Assessments and audits, Environmental Impact Statements, floodplain and wetlands investigations, Major Investment and feasibility studies, municipal and industrial water and wastewater treatment, water distribution systems, water and wastewater pumping stations, industrial waste sludge disposal, regional water and wastewater master plans, infiltration/inflow analyses, NPDES Storm Water Permitting and Pollution Prevention Plans, Phase I and II environmental site inspections, UST closure and remediation design. Statement of Qualifications The following section presents brief descriptions of key WLA staff, arranged in the subcategories of Management, Engineering, Environmental, Surveying and Construction Management. More detailed resumes can be provided if necessary. t4anagement Wendy A. Lopez, P.E. President/CEO Pis. Lopez offers outstanding technical engineering experience combined with a proven track record of leadership ability. She began her career working on environm.ental pr.oj.ects including water and wastewater treatment facility design, industrial wastewater and a,r permitting, and other miscellaneous environmental work. She later became active in the design of residential and commercial subdivisions. As President and CEO of Wendy Lopez & Assodates, Inc., she has demonstrated a tremendous capacity for working with diverse people and maintaining a commitment to excellence and efficiency. Under her direction, WLA has steadily grown to a staff of approximately 60. WLA has provided services to many large municipal agencies and consulting engineering firms in the D/FW Metroplex. Dev Rastogi, P.E. Vice President/Environmental Manager Environmental Department which has experienced Ms. Rastogi developed and manages WLA's Ms. Rastogi has 15 years rapid growth in the past four years as a result of her excellent leadership. of design and proiect management experience. She is knowledgeable in environmental regulator)' compliance at the state and federal levels. She has managed a wide range of environmental water transmission lines, a recent two-year Indefinite Delivery Contract to perform environmental services for TxDOT statew'de, proiects, including sanitary sewer systems and and Phase I, II and III environmental investigations for DART. She is accomplished at establishing budgets and allocating resources on projects. Her previous professional experience includes eight years with another maior engineering consultant and one year as a design engineer for the Plissouri State Highway Department. Pls. Rastogi has extensive experience with many of the region's municipal agencies, including Dallas Area Rapid Transit, Dallas Water Utilities (DWU), Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT), and D/FW International Airport. Engineedng · Environmental · Surveying · C0nstm~0n Services Page 26 Statement of Qualifications Paul Knippel, P.E. Civil Engineer Plr. Knippel has more than nine years of experience including the planning, analysis, design and management of a wide range of general civil engineering projects. He has successfully completed projects involving paving, water distribution, wastewater collection and storm water drainage systems. He is familiar with a range of analysis and design software, including the KYPipe, HEC- I and HEC-2 packages. Azeem Yasin, P.E. Structural Engineer M r. Yasin has almost 20 years of experience across a broad range of structural engineering practice, having been involved in design and project management from initial design development to final construction phase. He has performed structural design analysis of projects of concrete/steel, such as box culverts, diversion structures, drainage facilities, commercial high-rise buildings, parking structures, industrial facilities and bridges. He has also completed design for several design/build projects. He has also performed scope of work evaluation, existing structural conditions investigation, construction observation at various phases and assisted owners and architects during all phases of construction. Tom Mayer, P.E. Manager, Electrical/Mechanical Services Mr. Player has 13 years of experience across a broad range of electrical engineering practice. He has provided design for power, lighting, communications and alarm systems for administrative, warehouse, and electronic research and development facilities, as well as for medium-voltage underground and aerial distribution systems. These project assignments have included preparation of design reports and calculations, plans, specifications and cost estimates, as well as shop drawing review, project and manpower scheduling, and budgeting. He has also served as director and coordinator for the Quality Assurance program at the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District, and as a fadlitator for a Construction Quality I~lanagement course, as well as providing in- house review of designs submitted by consulting Architect~Engineer firms. Marvin Hecht, P.E. Senior Mechanical Engineer Plr. Hecht has more than 30 years of experience as a mechanical engineer, encompassing design of HVAC and mechanical systems for a wide variety of projects including transportation, computer, communications, health care, scientific, educational, recreational and military facilities throughout the United States and abroad. He has provided project management for medium to large projects and has a proven track record as a team leader, having provided administrative and technical direction to teams of engineers and designers in both mechanical and electrical engineering disdplines. Plr. Hecht is familiar with analysis and design software including ELITE, Trace 600 and AutoCAD. t Wendy Lopez & Associates, Inc. Engineering · Environmental · Surveying · Construction Services P~e28 Statement of Qualifications Paul Holmes, P.E., RPLS Fort Worth Office Manager Hr. Holmes has more than 30 years of experience in civil engineering and surveying, performing studies, detailed design, construction oversight, construction management and quality assurance assignments. His design and project management experience encompasses paving and drainage projects such as streets and major roadways; municipal wastewater treatment plants and sludge disposal facilities; underground fuel storage and pumping facilities; and relocation of wet and dry utilities, including water and sanitary sewer lines, storm sewers, gas pipelines, power distribution lines and communication facilities. In the environmental arena, he managed a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Tulsa District) Indefinite Delivery contract which included preparation of environmental assessments, development of asbestos and lead-based paint management plans and remedial investigations. He has also provided design for remediation of a former refinery site as well as quality assurance review for Phase I and II ESAs. He is experienced in scheduling, budgeting, and management of and coordination with subconsultants. Engineering Doug Mikeworth, P.E. Manager, Civil Engineering Mr. Mikeworth's has 18 years of professional civil engineering experience including design, project management and construction administration for a wide variety of proiects, including water supply and distribution systems, wastewater treatment plants, wastewater collection systems, storm drainage and detention systems, hydrologic and hydraulic analyses, street and thoroughfare new designs and improvement/rehabilitation, railroads, residential, commercial and industrial land development. His experience on such projects ranges from initial planning, to final PS&E, to construction management. Van Stevens, P.E. Senior Civil Engineer Mr. Stevens offers significant experience in all phases of project development including management, design and administration. As a Project Engineer and Deputy Chief Design Engineer for the City of Fort Worth Department of Public Works for I I years, he gained extensive experience in engineering design, planning, quality assurance and supervisory design coordination. He has supervised engineering efforts on many capital improvement projects related to roadways, including bridges, paving, drainage analysis and structures, utility modifications, light structures and traffic control signals. He has also served as Project Manager for site, utility, water, wastewater and drainage projects related to roadway, highway, mass transit and commuter rail line facilities. He is familiar with U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and TNRCC review and permitting procedures. Mr. Stevens often assumes a QA/QC role on many of WLA's projects. Wendy Lopez & Associates, Inc. Engineering · Environmental · Surveying · Consb'uction Services P~e27 Historic Plaza and Square Renovation Paris, Texas II. Relevant Project Experience and References ARCH1TEXAS Hill County Courthouse Restoration - Hillsboro, Texas 1993 - 1999 National Register of Historic Places, Recorded Texas Historic Landmark, State Archeological Landmark Phased master plan and full architectural services through construction for historic 1891 county courthouse that was severely damaged by fire. Scope of work included restoration of the courthouse grounds aris coordination of fund-raising activities to achieve a $10,000,000 goal. The project received a $3,000,000 grant from the ISTEA program. Phase 1 exterior restoration and structural stabilization was completed in 1996 for $3.8 million. Phase I1 interior rehabilitation was completed April 1999 for $4.7 million. Phase lII is in the fundraising stage. Total Project Estimated Cost: $10 million Phase I Estimated Cost: $3,750,000; Bid Amount: $3,479,000; Completion Cost: $3,636,900 Phase li Estimated Cost: $4,900,000; Bid Amount: $4,800,000; Completion Cost: $4,975,000 Project Architects - ARCH1TEXAS, Craig Melde/Principal-in-Charge; Larry Irsik/Project Manager Reference - County Attorney Mark Pratt, P. 0. Box 457, Hillsboro, TX (254) 582- 4047 Ellis County Courthouse - Waxahachie, Texas 1996 - Current National Register of Historic Places, Recorded Texas Historic Landmark, State Archeological Landmark Phased restoration master plan and full architectural services through construction for historic 1896 J. Riely Gordon designed county courthouse restoration and courthouse grounds. Phase I scope of work completed in December 1999 included restoration of the exterior sandstone tower, slate roof and ornamental sheet metal. Phase II restoration will include rehabilitation for county office, county courtroom, visitor's center and restoration of the sandstone, window and door restoration, and complete interior. Project Restoration Budget Estimated: $8.8 million Phase 1 Estimated Cost: $2.1 million Bid Amount: $1,628,243; Complection Cost: $1,654,717 Phase III Estimated Cost: $6.5 million Project Architect - ARCHITEXAS, Craig Melde/Principal-in-Charge, Larry Irsik/Project Manager Reference - County Judge Al Cornelius, Ellis County, 200 East Franklin, Waxahachie, TX (972) 923- 5000 ARCHITEXAS also prepared a Master Plan and Historic Structures Report that met the guidelines for the Texas Historic Courthouse Preservation Program for the historic 1896 courthouse. ARCHITEXAS Team Historic__ Plaza and Square Renovation__ Paris, Texas Harrison County Courthouse Restoration - Marshall, Texas 1994 - Current National Register of ttistoric Places, Recorded Texas Historic Landmark, State ,4 rcheoIogical Landmark Phased restoration master plan, stabilization recommendations and museum development plan for an 1900, J. Riely Gordon Courthouse that currently houses an extensive historical museum. Phase I included restoration of the dome, historical embellishments and roof/water management and coordination of the Christmas Festival lighting, completed in 1999. Phase II is the completion of the exterior restoration and festival lighting scheduled for completion by December 2000. Project Cost: $1,100,000 Project Architects - ARCHITEXAS, Gary Skotnicki/Principal-in-Charge Lighting Consultant - Patrick Quigley Project Museum Consultant- Conover Hunt Reference - County Judge Rodney Gilstrap, 903.935.4805 ARCH1TEXAS also prepared a Master Plan and Historic Structures Report that met the guidelines for the Texas Historic Courthouse Preservation Program for the historic 1900 courthouse. The master plan included the restoration plan for the courthouse grounds. Red River County Courthouse - Clarksville, Texas 1998 - Current National Register of Historic Places, Recorded Texas Historic Landmark, State Archeological Landmark ARCH1TEXAS is currently providing preservation and restoration architectural services for the exterior rehabilitation of the 1884 Red River Courthouse designed by William H. Wilson. The exterior rehabilitation scope of work includes restoration of the wood windows, cleaning and tuck pointing the sandstone, repair/restore cornice and down spouts, new entry doors and frames to match original design, new stone entry steps and restoration and painting the clock tower. Project Restoration Budget Estimated: $4.4 million Phase I Budget: $250,000 Project Architects - Craig Melde, Principal In Charge, Larry Irsik/Project Manager Reference - County Judge L. D.. Williamson 903.427.2680 Esplanade, Automobile & Centennial Buildings - Fair Park, Dallas, Texas 1997 - Current National Historic Landmark, National Register of Historic Places, State Archeological Landmark Master Plan for the restoration of 1936 Texas Centennial Exposition site which is funded through the ISTEA program for Phase I. The Master Plan for a $22 million restoration of the buildings and the art and the full Esplanade of State was completed in January, 1998. Full architectural services and art conservation services will be provided for Phase I which will include the restoration of the Centennial Building and Phase II which will include the Automobile Building; construction for both phases is scheduled for completion in May, 1999. Phase l Estimated Cost: $4.2 million; Completion Cost: TBD Project Architects - ARCHITEXAS, Craig Melde/PrincipaMn-Charge; Nancy McCoy/Project Manager Reference - Ms. Louise Elam, City of Dallas, Park & Recreation Department, 1500 Marilla, Dallas, Texas 75201 (214) 670-4114 ARCHITEXAS also prepared a Master Plan and Historic Stru:ctures Report that met the guidelines for the Texas Historic Courthouse Preservation Program for the historic 1896 courthouse. ARCHITEXAS Team Historic Plaza and Square Renovation Paris, Texas 1998 - Completed Collin County Courthouse - McKinney, Texas ARCHITEXAS provided architectural and master planning services for the restoration and adaptive use of the 1927 modified 1876 Collin County Courthouse. The master plan was developed to meet the requirementS of the Texas Historic Courthouse Preservation Project. The courthouse is located in the center of a historic commercial district which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Through a series of programming and design workshops with a task force consisting of area merchants, citizens, and other civic leaders, ARCHITEXAS created a program and design concept to adapt the vacant Collin County Courthouse into a performing arts and community development center. Total Project Estimated Cost: $ 6 million Project Architects - ARCH1TEXAS, Craig Melde/Principal-in-Charge; Robin McCaffrey/Advisor, Planning and Community Relations Reference - Elise Back, Quality of Life Board, (214)544-0296 ARCHITEXAS also prepared a Master Plan and Historic Structures Report that met the guidelines for the Texas Historic Courthouse Preservation Program for the historic 1896 courthouse. 1998 - Current Rockwall County Courthouse - Rockwall, Texas The current Rockwall County Courthouse was erected in 1942 as a WPA project. The exterior restoration of the "Texas Moderne" courthouse includes restoration of structural trusses and steel casement windows and the removal of existing waterproofing material that was previously applied to the limestone veneer. Concrete sidewalks and entry steps will be repaired and/or replaced. Accessibility to the building will be created through an excavated entry court at the north elevation and accessible parking located adjacent to the new court. The existing landscape will be modified to enhance the view of the building and detrimental and detrimental vegetation removed from the exterior of the building. Estimated Project Cost: $500,000 Project Architect - ARCHITEXAS, Craig Melde/Principal-in-Charge, Darla Vaughan/Project Manager Reference - TxDOT, Paul Willimns/Project Engineer Gibralter Hotel/Senior Prime Time Center - Paris, Texas 1999 - Current National Register of Historic Places The master plan achieved the objectives of the hospital by creating a phased strategy that included rehabilitation of the Annex for the senior citizen's center and exterior restoration as Phase 1. Design is in progress and completion of bid documents is scheduled for December 2000. Phase 1 Project Budget - $3,985,0000 Future Phases - $5,885,000 Project Architects - ARCH1TEXAS, Craig Melde/Principal-in-Charge Reference: Mr. Tom Brunette, Christus St. Joseph's Health System, Pads, Texas, (903) 785-4521 ARCHITEXAS Team Historic Plaza and Square Renovation Paris, Texas Farmers Market Master Plan - Dallas, Texas 1978 - Completed The City of Dallas, Planning Department, Urban Plans Division, as part of the bond program development process, analyzed and made recommendations for the improvements to the Farmers Market facilities in southeast downtown Dallas. As urban planner, Gary Skotnicki undertook the effort to plan for the growth and enhancement of the facilities and grounds, dealing in large part with issues of traffic, parking, pedestrian safety, expansion and character. Based on the plan and package, bonds were designated fro the master plan and expansion and enhancements occurred over time in subsequent decades. Project Architects - City of Dallas, Gary Skonticki Reference - City of Dallas, 1500 Marilla, Room 6FS, Dallas, TX 75201 (214) 670-4100 Grand Prairie Central Business District Revitalization Plan - Grand Prairie, Texas 2000 - Completed For the City of Grand Prairie, ARCHITEXAS prepared a master plan for the revitalization of historic Main Street and the central business district. The plan was composed of thirteen "building blocks" for revitalization based upon an economic analysis and strategy. The plan strengthened the 1940's and 50's character that was prominent and characteristic of Grand Prairie's WWll preparedness growth period. Recommendations included a Civic Center, a National Register of Historic Places Main Street, and a lnemorial space honoring those who served WWlI at home, in Grand Prairie. Estimated Cost: N/A Project Architects - Craig Melde/Principal-in-Charge; Nancy McCoy/Project Manager (In conjunction with Robin McCaffery of MESA Design) Reference: Celeste Faro, Office of Economic Development 317 College Street, Grand Prairie, Texas (972) 237-8160 Palace Theater Renovation - Grapevine, Texas National Register of Historic Places 1998- Current · · · · Restoration and Adaptive Use of a historic 1940 movie theater and a 1923 grocery building for a new cultural arts facility for the city of Grapevine. The project will include a performance hall, black-box theater, and retail space. Estimated Construction Cost: $3.5 million. Project Architects - ARCH1TEXAS, Gary Skotnicki/Principal-in-Charge; Darla Vaughan, Project Architect Reference: Roger Nelson, City of Grapevine, 200 Main Street, Grapevine, TX (817) 481-0300 1 ! ARCHITEXAS Team Historic Plaza and Square Renovation ______-.. Paris, Texas Grapevine Downtown Revitalization Consultation - Grapevine, Texas 1989- Current For the City of Grapevine, ARCHITEXAS has provided historic preservation consultation for the revitalization of the downtown historic commercial district. The district extends six blocks along Main Street and is characterized by one and two story masonry commercial buildings with a period of significance dating from 1885-1930. ARCHITEXAS provided the following services: · National Register of Historic District Multiple Property Nomination (Three blocks included on the register in 1991) · Reconstruction of the historic 1891 Wallis Hotel ( for the Convention and Visitors Bureau Offices) · Development of a local Downtown Historic District Ordinance · Construction of a new City Hall in the City Historic District · Provided ongoing Preservation Technical Assistance for property owners in the Historic District - facade restorations - signage and graphics · Rehabilitation and Adaptive -Use of the Palace Theater and historic Buckner Grocery for an Community Arts Facility Estimated Cost: available on request Project Architects - Craig Melde/Principal-in-Charge; Larry Irsik/Project Manager (NR Nomination and historic District ordinance in conjunction with Ron Emrich of Urban Prospects) Reference: Hugo Gardea, Township Restoration Coordinator, Grapevine, Texas (817) 410-3185 Jefferson Area Community Plan - Dallas, Texas 1990 - Completed Revitalization Plan for the historic core of Oak Cliff, encompassing forty-eight city blocks surrounding the ten block length of Jefferson Boulevard. This plan analyzed conditions and opportunities for redevelopment in this mixed commercial and residential district which over the years, had lost prominence as "downtown Oak Cliff". Historic preservation was identified as a strong unifying element capable of providing a basis for redevelopment efforts and linking the commercial and residential interests to achieve unifying, achievable progress through pilot projects, design guidelines and organizational restructuring for effective management of the public and private sectors. Project Architects - Tom Niederhauer & Associates, ARCHITEXAS, Gary Skotnicki, Principal-in- Charge Reference - Jefferson Area Association, Oak Cliff Chamber of Commerce, and City of Dallas, 1500 Marila, Room 6FS, Dallas, TX 75201 (214) 670-4100 rl ARCHITEXAS Team ArchiTexas Project Profile Restoration of the Esplanade, Automobile and Centennial Buildings at Fair Park State Fair Grounds Dallas, Texas Client City of Dallas Park and Recreation Department The Esplanade, flanked by the Automobile and Centennial Buildings, is the centerpiece of Fair Park, a National Historic Landmark. Fair Park is significant as the only surviving World Exposition site ia the United States with the largest number of surviving Art Deco Building. The Esplanade, Automobile and Centennial Buildings were constructed as part of the 1936 Texas Centennial and World Exposition and will be restored by the City of Dallas with ISTEA funding. An integral feature of the Buildings are the sculpture, by Lawrence Tenney Stevens, and exterior murals by Carlo Ciampaglia and Pierre Bourdelle which will be conserved as part of the project. The two exhibition buildings, totaling over 200,000 square feet, will be fully upgraded on the interior for continued use by the City of Dallas and the State Fair of Texas. The Esplanade fountain, site features such as benches, signage, paving and landscaping, and the dramatic colored lighting scheme will also be restored. Once the restoration work is complete, a significant portion of the Fair park complex will once again exhibit the unity of design and the monumentality of the original Exposition. The project is scheduled for completion in August of 1999. Project Pro. file Hill County Courthouse Hillsboro, Texas Client Hill County Commissioners' Court ARCHITEXAS provided preservation architectural services for the rehabilitation and restoration of the Hill County Courthouse in Hillsboro, Texas. The 1890 courthouse was designed by W. C. Dodson and is one of Texas' most significant historic county courthouses. Designed in a Texas version of the Second Empire Style, the interior and exterior had been altered in several renovations. A f~re ravaged the courthouse on January I, 1993 leaving only the exterior and interior limestone walls yet leaving restoration possible. ARCHITEXAS provided comprehensive preservation/rehabilitation services for the accurate restoration of the exterior of the building which was based on extensive historic research. The interior was rehabiliated to improve functional, life safety and technological capabilities in a historic character that is compatible with the original 1890 design. ARCHITEXAS also assisted in the fund-raising effort to raise approximately $3.5 million to add to the $3.5 million insurance settlement and an additional $3,000,000 from the ISTEA Program. Phase I Exterior Resto- ration was completed in 1996. Phase lI Interior Rehabilitation was completed in Spring 1999. I I I I I I I I I I I ! I I I i I II I I I I ! ! RCHITEXAS Project Profile Ellis County Courthouse Waxahachie, Texas C~ent Ellis County, Texas ARCH/TEXAS prepared a Historic Structures Report that included a restoration master plan for the historic Ellis County Courthouse, designed by J. Riley Gordon and constructed in 1895. The Historic Structures Report was initiated with a detailed and comprehensive evaluation of existing conditions to determine the most appropriate method to stabilize and preserve this valuable historic resource. Since no original drawings exist, ARCHITEXAS field measured the building so that plans and elevations of the structure could be drawn and an accurate analysis could be made. The inspection was based on a format established by the National Park Service and was organized into priorities and associated costs for restora- tion to allow for a long range master plan. ARCH/TEXAS prepared Construction Documents for Phase I Exterior Roof Restoration. This scope of work included slate roof replacement, replication and restoration of decorative ornamental copper sheet metal, clock restoration, exterior building lighting, and pecos red sandstone cleaning, repair, patching, replacement, and decorative carving. Work was completed in fall 1999. ARCH/TEXAS is currently preparing Construction Documents for restoration of the complete interior, exterior, and courthouse grounds. The Phase II project budgeX is $5,500,000 and construction is scheduled to begin in late summer 1999. ARCH/TEXAS updated the Historic Structures Report and Master Plan to meet the standards of Texas Historic Courthouse Preservation Program. ARCHITEXAS Project Profile Red River County Courthouse Clarksville, Texas Client Red River County ARCHITEXAS is currently providing preservation and restoration architectural services for the exterior rehabilitation of the 1884 Red River Courthouse designed by William H. Wilson. Its unique design, a mixture of Renaissance Revival and Second Empire, makes the Red River Courthouse one of the most significant courthouses in Texas. The exterior rehabilitation scope of work includes restoration of the wood windows, cleaning and tuck pointing of the sandstone, repair/restore cornice and downspouts, new entry doors and frames to match original design, new stone entry steps and restoration and painting of the clock tower. ARCHITEXAS will analyze the exterior painted materials to determine original historic paint colors. Funding for the project is from the ISTEA/STEP program administrated through the Paris office of the Texas Department of Transportation. All work must comply with the Secretary of Interior's Standard for Rehabilitation and Guidelines for Rehabilitating Historic Buildings. ARCHIEXAS updated the Historic Structures Report and Master Plan to meet the standards of the Texas Historic Courthouse Preservation Program. .A.R C H I T E X A S .......................... Project Profile Old Harrison County Courthouse Marl~sall, Texas Client Harrison County ARCHITEXAS prepared a Preservation Plan that included a comprehensive structural stabilization and restoration plan for the historic Harrison County Courthouse which was designed by J. Riley Gordon and constructed in 1900. The Preservation Plan was initiated by a detailed and comprehensive evaluation of the existing conditions to determine the most appropriate method to stabilize and eventually preserve this valuable historic resource. As no existing drawings existed, ARCHITEXAS field measured the building so that plans could be drawn and an accurate analysis could be made. The inspection was based on a format established by the National Park Services and was organized into priorities and associated costs for restoration to allow for long range master plan. In addition to the stabilization recommendations the Preservation Plan included an assessment and recom- mendations for the existing Historical Museum which has been in the courthouse since 1965. Conover Hunt collaborated with ARCHITEXAS to prepare a comprehensive plan and operational recommenda- tions for the museum which has holdings numbering in the thousand of artifacts and objects and dating from the late 18th century to the present. ARCHiTEXAS updated the Historic Structures Report and Master Plan to meet the stanards of the Texas Historic Courthouse Preservation Pro~rarn. ARCHITEXAS Project Profile Hotel Gibraltar Rehabilitation Paris, Texas Client St. Joseph's Hospital ARCHITEXAS provided historic preservation planning services for the preparation of a master plan for the adaptive use of a 1915 hotel located in the downtown commercial district of Paris, Texas which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The contributing historic structure has a three story 1926 addition, the Annex, which housed the Red Ball Bus Station. The structures have been vacant since 1977 and significant deterioration has occurred. The property was acquired by the local St. Joseph's Hospital with the goal to adapt the buildings to a senior activity center, restore the hotel lobby and partner the development of the seven story tower with private developer for housing. The master plan achieved the objectives of the hospital by creating a phased strategy that included rehabilitation of the Annex for the senior citizen's center and exterior restoration as Phase I. The rehabilitation will comply with the Secretary of the Interior's Standards for Rehabilitation to allow the private partner in the Project to utilize the Investment Tax Credit. The project budget for Phase I is $3,985,000 and furore phases totaling $5,885,000. ArchiTexas Project Profile Liberty Park Plaza Grapevine, Texas Client City of Grapevine ArchiTexas provided architectural and urban design services for restoring the original Town Commons for the City of Grapevine. Plans for the park include restoring the park to its original dimensions and will integrate the existing Torian Log Cabin, a large bell, and surrounding landscaped area. The first phase in the development of the Plaza site will be the reconstruction of the Wallis Hotel at the southern edge of the site with an adjacent stone plaza to the North with a central water feature recalling the original Grapevine springs. Plans also include native planting around the Torian Log Cabin to reflect Grapevine's early history as a prairie town and a grape stake arbor supporting native Mustang grapes, as well as period streetscape elements. ArchiTexas associated with Mesa Design:Group for landscape architectural services. The TEXAS HISTORICAL COMMISSION presents this AWARD OF EXCELLENCE IN HISTORIC ARCHITECTURE tO for significant contributions to the preservation of Texas' architectural heritage Date MESA Design Group GRAPEVINE TOWN HALL / LIBERTY PARK PLAZA Grapevine, Texas The firm completed a master plan and several phases for a one-acre downtown park fronting Main Street in Grapevine, This project was developed as a "people space" in association with replicating the historic Wallis Hotel as office space for the Grapevine Convention and Visitors Bureau. The project integrates period streetscape elements such as limestone curbs and simple concrete walks, a mrn of the century fountain and grape arbor The park inspired the location of the nqw Town Hail and now serves as the soul of the historic downtown area. ~4rchiTexas/City of Grapevine Convention and Visitors Bureau Mount Pleasant Plain Street District Courthouse Square Plan MOUNT PLEASANT ,¥h. Pleasant. Texas MES,4 wa.~' engaged by the City of 3totmt Pleasant to create a master platt for the Main Slreet District which encompas.s'ed lheir historic downtown area. Workiut,, closely with citizens, merchants, stale and local officials, lhe plan evolved into a comprehensive ef forl to improve the image and infrastructure itt the central busine.~s dislrict. The primary focus of lhe plan was the Tilus Couttl.p Courlhouse ~quare. Enhancing the hisloric and civic character of Ihe square served as the primary design criteria to establish a hisloric theme for lhe streetscape design. City of ~V[OUnl Pleasant I I I i I I I I I I i I I I I I I ! I I I I I I I ! I I I I I FRISCO DOWNTOWN MASTERPLAN Frisco, Texas MESA and ArchiTexas have recently provided planning and urban design services on this historic downtown area of Frisco, Texas. The goal of this planning project is to identify prospects which will strengthen the historic fabric and continuity in downtown Frisco and establish development guidelh~es which wzll become a future ordinance for zoning. City of Frisco Victory Streetscape Dallas, Texas Historic Downtown Master Plan Frisco, Texas Grapevine Town Hall/Liberty Park Plaza Grapevine, Texas Richa~:dso~ DART Corridor Richardson, Texas Grapevine Heritage Center · Grapevine, Texas Grand Prairie Master Plan Grand Prairie, Texas City View Design Guidelines Fort Worth, Texas Texas Maht Strbet Project: Cleburne, Texas Denton, Texas Denison, Texas Teri'elI, Texas · Longview, Texas Houston, Heights, Texas Electra, Texas Whitewright, Texas Mt, Pleasant, Texas SELECTED PROJECTS URBAN DESIGN wendy Lopez & Associates Statement of Qualifications · · Selected En ineerin Ex erience · · · · · · · U.S. 380 Roaciway Widening Project Coffin County, Texas WLA provided project management and was responsible for preparing plans, specifications and cost estimates to widen 3.2 miles of rural and urban roadway from a two-lane to a four-lane facility. The design assignment included horizontal and vertical realignment, curb and gutter with storm drain, utility relocations and the upgrading of culverts, raising the roadway profile above the 100-year floodplain. Surveying responsibilities included verification of topographic mapping, vertical control, and staking the final alignment of the roadway. · · · · · · IH30 Widening and Reconstruction Dallas, Texas WLA performed hydraulic analysis, drainage design and prepared drainage and storTn sewer construction plans for this TxDOT, 6.7 mile Interstate Highway widening project. The scope of work included hydraulic modeling of Coombs Creek and Chalk Hill Creek, scour analysis of the Trinity River bridge and hydraulic analysis of 36 culverts utilizing the WSP, H EC2 and THYSYS hydraulics software packages. The estimated construction cost for the project is $120 million. · I I I I I I I I Cedar Creek Water and Wastewater Replacements Dallas, Texas WLA, as Prime Consultant, is preparing preliminary and final designs for the replacement/rehabilitation of approximately 10,475 linear feet of wastewater lines which had been identified as inadequate in the City of Dallas' Cedar Creek Drainage Area I/I Reduction Plan and other studies. The project also includes the replacement of approximately 4,545 linear feet of water line adjacent to the wastewater lines, as well as topographic mapping and required pavement replacements. Trenchless technology was employed at a number of sites. The project encompasses 18 pipeline segments, each requiring the development of a Preliminary Design Report, and is scheduled to be completed within 10 months of Notice to Proceed. ! I ! Wendy Lopez & Associates, Inc. Engineering · Environmental · Su~eying · Cons~0n Sewices P~e7 Statement of Qualifications References City of Dallas - Public Works 320 East Jefferson Boulevard Dallas, Texas 75203 Leong Lim, P.E. (214) 948-4263 City of Dallas - Water Utilities 2121 Main Street Dallas, Texas 7520 I Paul Roach, P.E. (214) 748-4.556 Texas Department of Transportation Dallas District P.O. Box 3067 Dallas, Texas 7522 I William Lovil, P.E. (214) 542-2345 Dallas Area Rapid Transit 1401 Padfic Avenue Dallas, Texas 75266 Richard Brown (214) 749-2765 Dallas/Fort Worth International AJrport P.O. Drawer DFW D/F'VV Airport, Texas 7526 I John LaRue Bobby Rodriguez, P.E. (972) 574-0653 (972) 574-8100 North Texas Tollway Authority P.O. Box 190369 Dallas, Texas 75219 James Griffin (214) 522-6200 Trinity River Authority of Texas P.O. Box 240 Adington, Texas 76010 Warren Brewer (817) 467.4223 Wendy Lop,,- & Associate~. Inc. Engineering · Environmental · Surveying - Construction Services P~e25