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Home My WebLink AboutR-03-0791RESOLUTION NO. O 791 A RESOLUTION OF THE MIAMI CITY COMMISSION APPOINTING CERTAIN INDIVIDUALS AS MEMBERS OF THE HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD FOR TERMS AS DESIGNATED HEREIN. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA: Section 1. The following individuals are hereby appointed to serve as members of the City of Miami Historic and Environmental Preservation Board in the category as designated herein, each to serve a term expiring June 13, 2004, or until the nominating commissioner leaves office, whichever occurs first: APPOINTEES: CATEGORY: NOMINATED BY: Lourdes Solera Restoration Architect/ Commissioner Sanchez Architectural Historian Jane Caporelli Anthony R. Parrish, Jr. Gerald Marston Gary Appel Rai Fernandez Mercedes Lamazares Citizen Business/Finance or Law Landscape Architect Real Estate Broker Architect Citizen Commissioner Sanchez Chairman Winton Vice Chairman Teele Vice Chairman Teele Commissioner Regalado Commissioner Regalado City Commission Meeting of July 17, 2003 Resolution Number - 1 - 03-791 Section 2. The employment restrictions contained in Section 2-884(e) of the Code of City of Miami, Florida, as amended, are hereby waived as said restrictions pertain to the appointment of Mercedes Lamazares as a member of the City of Miami Historic and Environmental Preservation Board. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 17th day of July, 2003. THIS ADMINISTRATIVE ACT SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY. PRISCILLA A.'THONfPSON ✓ CITY CLERK' ' Board appointments are administrative acts which do not require the Mayor's signature nor the City Attorney's review and approval. - 2 - 03-791 CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM 23 REVISED TO: Honorable Members of DATE: July 1, 2003 FILE: the City Commission SUBJECT: Historic and Environmental Preservation Board Jr"• ' i FROM: Priskilla A. Thompson REFERENCES: July 17, 2003 Agenda City Clerk ?" ENCLOSURES: List of Members, Resolution The Historic and Environmental Preservation (HEP) Board administers the environmental and historic preservation ordinances, and serves as a quasijudicial instrument in certain areas. Members of the HEP Board must be experienced individuals representing specific professions related to the Board's responsibilities. Appointments must be made from individuals who have applied. All current board members' terms expired on June 13, 2003. Our office advertised for applications in a newspaper of general circulation, as required by the City Code Sec. 62- 187(c). Listed below are the names of persons who applied for each category. Because Board members must be appointed in these specific positions, the following categories for the Commissioners, based upon previous appointments, are listed below: Freyiously, Cat ry Avidigmts > esid l Nominate&BW y% int Vice Chairman Teele Real Estate Broker Gary A. Appel (incumbent) Anthony R. Parrish, Jr. ok ok Vice Chairman Teele Landscape Gerald Marston (incumbent) ok Architect Commissioner Sanchez Restoration Lourdes Solera (incumbent) ok Architect or Architect Historian 103- 791 Commissioner Sanchez Citizen Gary A. Appel ok Jane Caporelli (incumbent) ok Rai Fernandez ok Mercedes Lamazares ok / works for muni Gerald Marston ok Kenneth Merker ok Anthony R. Parrish, Jr. ok Miguel Seco ok Lourdes Solera ok Jorge Zamanillo ok Commissioner Regalado Architect Rai Fernandez (incumbent) ok Lourdes Solera ok Commissioner Regalado Citizen Gary A. Appel ok Jane Caporelli ok Rai Fernandez ok Mercedes Lamazares (incumbent) ok / works for muni Gerald Marston ok Kenneth Merker ok Anthony R. Parrish, Jr. ok Miguel Seco ok Lourdes Solera ok Jorge Zamanillo ok Commissioner Gonzalez Historian or Miguel Seco (incumbent) ok Architectural Lourdes Solera ok Historian Jorge Zamanillo ok Commissioner Gonzalez Alternate Gary A. Appel ok Jane Caporelli ok Rai Fernandez ok Mercedes Lamazares ok / works for muni Gerald Marston ok Kenneth Merker ok Anthony R. Parrish, Jr. ok Miguel Seco ok Lourdes Solera ok Jorge Zamanillo (incumbent) ok Chairman Winton Business/Finance Gary A. Appel ok or Law Kenneth Merker ok Anthony R. Parrish, Jr. (incumbent) ok Chairman Winton Citizen Gary A. Appel ok Jane Caporelli ok Rai Fernandez ok Mercedes Lamazares ok / works for muni Gerald Marston ok Kenneth Merker ok Anthony R. Parrish, Jr. ok Miguel Seco ok Lourdes Solera ok Jorge Zamanillo ok For your information, attached please find a copy of the current membership of said board. By copy of this memorandum, we are requesting the Agenda Office to place this issue on the July 17, 2003 Commission agenda. PAT:ss c: Joel E. Maxwell, Assistant SCity Attorney Sarah Eaton, Preservation Officer/Liaison to Board, Planning Department Elvi Alonso, Agenda Coordinator Rai Fernandez, Chairperson 03- 791 C.W CITY OF MIAMI HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD (9 members and 1 alternate) 13 CATEGORY/ APPOINTED BY NAME, ADDRESS, PHONE RESOLUTION TERM REQUIRED - EX_ ARCHITECT REGALADO Rai Fernandez, Chairperson, 3021 S.W. 27 Lane, M-33133 (W=305-860-3761; H=305-905-4171) R-02-703 6-13-03 RES -OK 6-13-02 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT Gerald C. Marston, 3856 Main Highway., M-33133 0;" (305-448-0788; 305-461-2002; C=786-493-2126) R-02-1034.8 6-13-03 RES -OK TEELE 9-11-02 HISTORIAN OR Miguel Seco, 700 N.E. 72 St., M-33138 (H= 305-757-2542; R-02-703 ARCHITECTURAL W=305-893-6511) 6-13-03 RES -OK HISTORIAN 6-13-02 GONZALEZ RESTORATION Lourdes Solera, 1750 S.W. 16'" Street, M-33145 (H= 305-857- R-02-1253 ARCHITECT OR 3588) 6-13-03 RES -OK ARCHITECT 11-19-02 SI -99 HISTORIAN SANCHEZ REAL ESTATE Gary A. Appel; 1717 North Bay shore Drive, #3942; Miami, FL R-02-1253 BROKER 33132; (W=305-935-4424; H=305-373-3130 ) 6-13-03 RES -OK TEELE 11-19-02 page # i 4/21/2003 CITY OF MIAMI HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD (9 members and 1 alternate) 13 BUSINESS/FINANCE OR LAW Anthony Parrish, Jr., 1617 Tigertail Ave., M-33133 (305-285- R-02-1034.8 6-13-03 RES -OK W INTON 0137; W=305-442-1999) 9-11-02 SI -99 CITIZEN SANCHEZ Jane Caporelli, 3301 N.E. 5 Ave., Apt. 801, M-33137 (H=305- R-02-1253 6-13-03 RES -OK 576-3824; W= 305-325-0045) 11-19-02 rs CITIZEN WINTON Cynthia Haralson, 715 N.E. 70 St., M-33138-5711 (H=305- R-02-1034.8 6-13-03 RES -OK 759-7331; 776-2724; 757-8359) 9-11-02 SI -99 CITIZEN Mercedes Lamazares, 2110 S.W. 13 Street, M-33145 (W=305- R-02-703 6-13-03 REGALADO 673-7550; H=305-856-9616) 6-13-02 ALTERNATE GONZALEZ Jorge Zamanillo, 3542 S.W. 1 Ave., M-33145 R-02-703 6-13-03 RES -OK W= 305-325-0789; H= 305-285-1019 6-13-02 page #2 4/21/2003 OFFICIAL NOMINATION FORM HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD NAME PERMANENT ADJDRESS (STREET. CITY. ZIP CODE) l 7� OCCUPATION r' S, l 'tC ! t. r �c <,�` .. -. (- - •- r BUSINESS/EMPLOYER BUSINESS ADDRESS (STREET, CITY. ZIP CODE) , / " POSITIONS) FOR WHICH YOU ARE QUALIFIED•>l�.NOMINEES FOR THE PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS WHO MET THE DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENT SHOULD ALSO CHECK THE'CITIZEM CATEGORY. NOMINEES WHO MEET ANY OF THE LISTED CATEGORIES MAY ALSO CHECK THE 'ALTERNATE MEMBER' CATEGORY. BOARD MEMBERS MUST EITHER BE PERMANENT RESIDENTS OF THE CITY OF MIAMI OR WORK OR MAINTAIN A BUSINESS IN THE CITY OF MIAMI OR OWN REAL PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF MIAMI. BOARD MEMBERS MUST APPOINTED ACCORDING TO THE FOLLOWING QUALIFICATIONS: ❑ ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE AN ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE. ❑ ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE A LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE. ❑ ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE A HISTORIAN OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN QUALIFIED BY MEANS OF EDUCATION OR EXPERIENCE AND HAVING DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND INTEREST IN COUNTY HISTORY OR ARCHITECTURAL. HISTORY. ❑ ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE AN ARCHITECT OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN HAVING DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE IN ARCHITECTURAL RESTORATION AND HISTORIC PRESERVATION. ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE AN EXPERIENCED REAL ESTATE BROKER LICENSED BY THE STATE. ($ ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE A PERSON EXPERIENCED IN THE FIELD OF BUSINESS AND FINANCE OR LAW. THREE (3) MEMBERS SHALL BE CITIZENS WITH DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND INTEREST IN THE HISTORIC AND ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE OF THE CITY AND/OR CONSERVATION OF THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT. AND MAY ALSO QUALIFY UNDER ANY OF THE ABOVE CATEGORIES. ❑ ONE (1) ALTERNATE MEMBER SHALL QUALIFY UNDER ONE (1) OF THE ABOVE CATEGORIES. PROVIDE A SUMMARY STATEMENT OF THE EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE, ACTIVITIES, AND/OR OTHER PERTINENT INFORMATION WHICH DEMONSTRATES YOUR QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE POSITION(S) CHECKED ABOVE. PLEASE ATTACH A RESUME. c. th CS•�. �� • L'� C r •d G 1 r', t i ell, SIGNATURE �DATE (.` C' % y` 3 Or f 1 N ; 3 3. 2, . , F, PERMANENT ADJDRESS (STREET. CITY. ZIP CODE) l 7� OCCUPATION r' S, l 'tC ! t. r �c <,�` .. -. (- - •- r BUSINESS/EMPLOYER BUSINESS ADDRESS (STREET, CITY. ZIP CODE) , / " POSITIONS) FOR WHICH YOU ARE QUALIFIED•>l�.NOMINEES FOR THE PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS WHO MET THE DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENT SHOULD ALSO CHECK THE'CITIZEM CATEGORY. NOMINEES WHO MEET ANY OF THE LISTED CATEGORIES MAY ALSO CHECK THE 'ALTERNATE MEMBER' CATEGORY. BOARD MEMBERS MUST EITHER BE PERMANENT RESIDENTS OF THE CITY OF MIAMI OR WORK OR MAINTAIN A BUSINESS IN THE CITY OF MIAMI OR OWN REAL PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF MIAMI. BOARD MEMBERS MUST APPOINTED ACCORDING TO THE FOLLOWING QUALIFICATIONS: ❑ ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE AN ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE. ❑ ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE A LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE. ❑ ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE A HISTORIAN OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN QUALIFIED BY MEANS OF EDUCATION OR EXPERIENCE AND HAVING DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND INTEREST IN COUNTY HISTORY OR ARCHITECTURAL. HISTORY. ❑ ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE AN ARCHITECT OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN HAVING DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE IN ARCHITECTURAL RESTORATION AND HISTORIC PRESERVATION. ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE AN EXPERIENCED REAL ESTATE BROKER LICENSED BY THE STATE. ($ ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE A PERSON EXPERIENCED IN THE FIELD OF BUSINESS AND FINANCE OR LAW. THREE (3) MEMBERS SHALL BE CITIZENS WITH DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND INTEREST IN THE HISTORIC AND ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE OF THE CITY AND/OR CONSERVATION OF THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT. AND MAY ALSO QUALIFY UNDER ANY OF THE ABOVE CATEGORIES. ❑ ONE (1) ALTERNATE MEMBER SHALL QUALIFY UNDER ONE (1) OF THE ABOVE CATEGORIES. PROVIDE A SUMMARY STATEMENT OF THE EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE, ACTIVITIES, AND/OR OTHER PERTINENT INFORMATION WHICH DEMONSTRATES YOUR QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE POSITION(S) CHECKED ABOVE. PLEASE ATTACH A RESUME. c. th CS•�. �� • L'� C r •d G 1 r', t i ell, SIGNATURE �DATE (.` C' % y` 3 Professional Profile: GARY A. APPEL, Esq. Telephone: (305) 935-4424 Facsimile: (305) 935-7292 E-mail: gaonel@taxadjusters.com Web Site: www.taaadiusters.com Professional Areas of Practice • Historic Preservation tax consulting and representation of taxpayers before the State Historic Preservation Office, the National Park Service and the Internal Revenue Service seeking Federal. State and Local tax credits and abatements for the rehabilitation of historic buildings • Enterprise Zone Program consulting and representation of companies before the various agencies seeking Federal, State and Local tax credits and abatements for the creation of jobs and other economic activity in designated geographical areas • Ad Valorem tax consulting and representation of property owners before the Local Property Appraiser. Administrative Appeals Board and Circuit Court • Commercial real estate brokerage and lease negotiations on behalf of landlords and tenants Professional Experience • Bates -Appel, Inc., Aventura, FL (principal/ad valorem tax and historic preservation tax consultant: 1996 -present) • Law Offices of Gary A. Appel, PA, Aventura, FL (attorney: 1993 -present) • Garth Realty Corporation, Aventura, FL (principal/real estate broker: 1994 -present) • Real Estate Tax Services, Inc., Miami, FL (ad valorem tax consultant: 1993-1994) • Deloitte & Touche, New York, NY (Federal tax consultant: 1992-1993) • Buchanan Ingersoll, P.C., Aventura, FL (attorney: 1992) • CB Richard Ellis, Inc., New York, WAcommercial real estate broker: 19841991) Professional Licenses • Florida Bar • Connecticut Bar • New York Bar • Florida Real Estate Broker Professional Affiliations • City of Miami Historic Preservation and Environmental Board - Voting Board Member • Miami Design Preservation League- Voting Board of Directors Member • National and Florida Trusts for Historic Preservation • International Council of Shopping Centers • American and Miami -Dade County Bar Associations Education • University of Miami Law School - LL.M. - Taxation • Fordham University School of Law - J.D.(Evening Division) • Carnegie Mellon University - B.S. (History and Managerial Economics) • Continuing education related to law and real estate licenses • Volunteer lecturer at seminars on Historic Preservation Working Relationships With Historic Preservation Professionals • Walter Marder, AIA -State Historic Preservation Architect, Florida Bureau of Historic Preservation • Barbara Mattick-Deputy State Historic. Preservation Officer for Survey & Registration, FL. Bureau of Hist. Pres. • Gary Goodwin -Historic Preservation Planner, Florida Bureau of Historic Preservation • William Cary- Director - Design, Preservation & Neighborhood Planning Division, City of Miami Beach • Tom Mooney -Design and Preservation Manager, City of Miami Beach • Gary Sachau-Historic Preservation Reviewer, Tax Incentives Program, National Park Service • Sara Eaton -Historic Preservation Officer, City of Miami • Christopher Eck- Broward County Administrator & Historic Preservation Officer (former Dade Cty Officer) • Tom Logue, Esq. -Miami -Dade County Attorney and attorney to the Dade County Historic Preservatirl t: • Rick Ferrer -Historic Preservation Specialist, Miami -Dade County Historic Preservation Board BATES-APPEL, INC. One Turnberry Place 19495 Biscayne Boulevard. Suite 301 Aventum. Florida 33180 Telephone: (305) 935-4424 Facsimile: (305) 935-7282 Christopher M. Bates - Principal Licensed Florida Real Estcue Salesperson October 9, 2002 Honorable Arthur Teele, Jr. Commissioner City of Miami 3500 Pan American Dr. Miami, FL 33233-0708 Gary A. Appel. Esq. - PrinciDo: Licensed Florida Real Estate Broker Re: My potential nomination for membership to the Historic and Environmental Preservation Board Dear Mr. Teele: I called Sara Eaton in the above matter as I know her from various historic preservation issues. Enclosed please find a copy of the submitted Official Nomination Form, a professional profile and testimonials. I have been a continuous resident of the City of Miami for over eleven (11) years. Many of your efforts to re- invigorate the City are beginning to come to fruition including increasing our tax base by increasing incentives to rehabilitate older downtown buildings. I would like to be part of the process. The potential creation of a National Historic District in Miami, if done right and promoted properly, would be a aw endous benefit to the City and its citizens. As a member of the Board, I would seek to be a positive force in its creation and promotion as well as being a supporter of historic preservation in general. I have a tremendous interest in historic preservation from both an economic point of view and societal point of view. In addition to representing primarily Miami Beach property owners in obtaining Federal tax credits for historic restoration, I am a volunteer tour guide for the Miami Design Preservation League and have always loved history (my college major) and architecture. My firm has also provided literally hundreds of hours at no cost to the City of Miami Beach on historic preservation issues. Our representation of private property owners applying for Federal tax credits and our representation of the City of Miami Beach in various matters has never been a conflict, as we never appear before the City on behalf of anyone. For example, we have extensive experience working with the State Historic Preservation Office and the National Park Service in adding properties to the list of eligible buildings for Federal Tax Credits. When the Miami Beach National Historic District was created in 1978, only structures completed in 1945 or prior were eligible to be deemed contributory. Because of the 1945 demarcation, many buildings were arbitrarily denied the ability to obtain approval for the 20% Federal Tax Credit for restoring historic structures. My company, without compensation, undertook the drafting of the Amendment to the Nomination creating the National District to extend the period of significance to 1950. These entailed discussions, meetings and negotiations with the State and the National Park Service, inspecting/researching 143 buildings in the District built from 1945-1950, drafting the Amendment and insuring its approval. We worked closely with the City's Historic Preservation Staff and the City's Manager's Office in this endeavor. The result is 130 buildings are now eligible for valuable Federal Tax Credits and the period of significance has been extended to 1950. I am available at anytime to further discuss my nomination at this pivotal point in the City's future. Sincerely, BATES-APPEL, INC. r Gary A. Appel Principal �ee�,�rarFxa ,coot ;m maloomcbc 03- 791 ANA GELABERT-SANCHEZ Director May 2, 2003 CITT-tij rrf ffliar-d _ IOE ARRIOL= Manage- r -D Dear Sir or Madam: T - ry The City of Miami is currently seeking to fill ten vacancies on the Historic and Environmental P-�ese%tion Board. The Historic and Environmental Preservation Board is composed of nine members, and one alternate member, who are experienced people in specific professions related to the Boar's responsibilities. Board members must either be permanent residents of the City of Miami or wort: or maintain a business in the City of Miami or own real property in the City of Miami. Code Section 2-W(e) stipulates that no employee of Miami -Dade County, Florida, or any municipality therein other than City employees, shall serve on or be appointed to any board of the City (this restriction may be waived by a four-fifths affirmative vote of the City Commission, provided the individual is a resident of the City of, Miami). Board members must be appointed according to the following qualifications: One (1) member shall be an architect registered in the State. One (1) member shall be a landscape architect registered in the State. One (1) member shall be a historian or architectural historian qualified by means of education or experience and having demonstrated knowledge and interest in county history or architectural history. One (1) member shall be an architect or architectural historian having demonstrated knowledge and experience in architectural restoration and historic preservation. One (1) member shall be an experienced real estate broker licensed by the State. One (1) member shall be a person experienced in the field of business and finance or law. Three (3) members shall be citizens with demonstrated knowledge and interest in the historic and architectural heritage of the city and/or conservation of the natural environment, and may also qualify under any of the above categories. One (1) alternate member shall qualify under one (1) of the above categories. We would like to inform you and/or your membership of this opportunity to serve the community and to submit nominations for the vacant positions. Enclosed are copies of the nomination forms for your use. The completed nomination forms must be submitted to the City Clerk, Miami City Halt, 3500 Pan American Drive, Miami, Florida, 33133, by May 23, 2003. The City Commission will consider making the appointments at the City Commission meeting presently scheduled for July 10, 2003. Thank you for your cooperation. Please call me at 305-416-1409 if you have any questions. Sincerely, "4-t� C. S,&, Sarah E. Eaton Preservation Officer DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING & ZONING 444 S.W. 2nd Avenue, 3rd Floor / Miami, Florida 33130 / (305) 416-1400 / Telecopier: (305)41(>.2156 � v Mailing Address: P.O. Box 330708 Miami, Florida 33233-070 OFFICIAL NOMINATION FORM HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD N"-Y t4 c fDt, A7 (2 c, L_L_ PERMANENT ADDRESS (STREET, CITY. ZIP CODE) C S-�-f 14 U SJ11 1 1► l t� t �1 .}- '; t *-f t (,-1-k ►_' r:+Ei 1✓ t:__ BUSINESS/EMPLOYER BUSINESS ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, ZIP co ) _ TELEPHONEN I )NUMBER (HOME) POSITION(S) FOR WHICH YOU ARE QUALIFIED, NOMINEES FOR THE PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS WHO MET THE DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENT'$HOULD ALSO CHECK THE 'CITIZEN' CATEGORY. NOMINEES WHO MEET ANY OF THE LISTED CATEGORIES MAY ALSO CHECK THE ALTERNATE MEMBER' CATEGORY. BOARD MEMBERS MUST EITHER BE PERMANENT RESIDENTS OF THE CITY OF MIAMI OR WORK OR MAINTAIN A BUSINESS IN THE CITY OF MIAMI OR OWN REAL PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF MIAMI. BOARD MEMBERS MUST APPOINTED ACCORDING TO THE FOLLOWING QUALIFICATIONS: ❑ ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE AN ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE. ❑ ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE A LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE. ❑ ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE A HISTORIAN OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN QUALIFIED BY MEANS OF EDUCATION OR EXPERIENCE AND HAVING DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND INTEREST IN COUNTY HISTORY OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY. ❑ ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE AN ARCHITECT OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN HAVING DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE IN ARCHITECTURAL RESTORATION AND HISTORIC PRESERVATION. ❑ ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE AN EXPERIENCED REAL ESTATE BROKER LICENSED BY THE STATE. ❑ ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE A PERSON EXPERIENCED IN THE FIELD OF BUSINESS AND FINANCE OR LAW. THREE (3) MEMBERS SHALL BE CITIZENS ."!:TH DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND INTEREST IN THE HISTORIC AND ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE OF THE CITY AND/OR CONSERVATION OF THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT, AND MAY ALSO QUALIFY UNDER ANY OF THE ABOVE CATEGORIES. ❑ ONE (1) ALTERNATE MEMBER SHALL QUALIFY UNDER ONE (1) OF THE ABOVE CATEGORIES. PROVIDE A SUMMARY STATEMENT OF THE EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE, ACTIVITIES, ANDIOR OTHER PERTINENT INFORMATION WHICH DEMONSTRATES YOUR QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE POSITION(S) CHECKED ABOVE. PLEASE ATTACH A RESUME. )2_ 791. lane A. Caporelli 3301 Northeast Fifth Avenue, Apt. 801, Miami, Florida 33137 305.576.3824 EXPERIENCE GENERAL MANAGER Nov. 1992 to present Miami River Inn 118 Southwest South River Drive, Miami, FL 33130 Hands on general manager of 40 room nationally designated historic hotel and 16 rental apartments and conference facilities. Guest relations and services, marketing and all relevant activities in hotel operations and maintenance, bookings, billings and all financial and accounting activities. Hiring, scheduling and management of all staff and personnel. CO SPECIAL EVENTS COORDINATOR Nov. 1991-1992 Cn North beach Development Corporation, Inc. = 300 71st Street, Miami Beach, Florida 33141 " - Logistical coordination, on-site event management, marketing, sponsor's liaison, fundraising, membership coordinator, merchant association o � development, and meeting planner. = MANAGER / ASSISTANT TO EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Art Deco Welcome Center; Jan. 1990 to Oct. 1991 Miami Design Preservation League 661 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach, Fla. 33139 Welcome Center management included merchandise sales to large tour groups and general public. Inventory selection, control, and maintenance; payroll and financial reporting; product and catalog development. Coordinated over 20 volunteers for tours of the Art Deco District including special interest groups and foreign visitors. As assistant to Executive Director, participated in grant writing and reporting, special events planning and coordination, correspondence with vendors and media. �3- 791 STORE MANAGER / DISTRICT MANAGER 1975-1990 Fifteen years of Retail Management experience at various department and specialty stores throughout New England and South Florida. Experience includes personnel recruiting/hiring, training, and supervising (up to 50 to 60 employees), merchandising and product promotion, inventory selection and control, cash controls, budgeting, and customer relations. EDUCATION COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF RHODE ISLAND Warwick, RI Associate of Science Degree - 1977 RHODE ISLAND COLLEGE Providence, R.I. Undergraduate Studies RELATED SKILLS Computer experience with all hotel software, grant writing experience with both private and public foundations, business consulting, governmental relations dealing with local, state and federal regulations pertaining to planning, zoning and preservation. AFFILIATIONS —City of Miami Historic and Environmental Preservation Board- Board Member —Miami -Dade County- Community Action Agency Board Member/Member-Executive Committee —Miami -Dade County- Community Action Agency - Little Havana Neighborhood Advisory Board "Accion"- Board Member —Miami River Commission - Board Member —Miami -Dade Empowerment Trust - East Little Havana Neighborhood Assembly - Board Secretary —Miami River Neighborhood Restoration Association, Inc. - Board Member —Dade Heritage Trust - Past Member, Board of Trustees —Greater Miami Convention and Visitor's Bureau - Member —Coconut Grove Chamber of Commerce - Member 03- 791 or OFFICIAL ,r NOMINATION FORM D ,I.f,,,f Mil �4 �M(C01 IY HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD :, ; FL NAME Rai A. Fernandez PERMANENT ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, ZIP CODE) 3271 S.W. 17 Street, Miami, FL 33145 Architect BUSINESSIEMPLOYER Bermello, Ajamil & Partners BUSINESS ADDRESS (STREET. , CITY, ZIP CODE) 2601 S. Bayshore Drive, 10th Fl., Miami, FL 33133 TELEISRUNEU 1 ) TELEPHONE NUM (HOME) (3051 860-3761 _13051.461-3495 LIST ANY OTHER PROPERTY(IES) LOCATED WITHIN THE CITY OF MIAMI LIMITS TO WHICH YOU HOLD TITLE THE HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD MUST BE COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS. CHECK HE POSITION(S) FOR WHICH YOU ARE QUALIFIED., NOMINEES FOR THE PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS WHO MET THE DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE REOUIREMENT"SHOULD ALSO CHECK THE `CITIZEN' CATEGORY. NOMINEES WHO MEET ANY OF THE LISTED CATEGORIES MAY ALSO CHECK THE 'ALTERNATE MEMBER' CATEGORY. BOARD MEMBERS MUST EITHER BE PERMANENT RESIDENTS OF THE CITY OF MIAMI OR WORK OR MAINTAIN A BUSINESS IN THE CITY OF MIAMI OR OWN REAL PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF MIAMI. BOARD MEMBERS MUST APPOINTED ACCORDING TO THE FOLLOWING QUALIFICATIONS: ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE AN ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE. ❑ ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE A LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE. ❑ ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE A HISTORIAN OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN QUALIFIED BY MEANS OF EDUCATION OR EXPERIENCE AND HAVING DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND INTEREST IN COUNTY HISTORY OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY. ❑ ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE AN ARCHITECT OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN HAVING DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE IN ARCHITECTURAL RESTORATION AND HISTORIC PRESERVATION. ❑ ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE AN EXPERIENCED REAL ESTATE BROKER LICENSED BY THE STATE. ❑ ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE A PERSON EXPERIENCED IN THE FIELD OF BUSINESS AND FINANCE OR LAW. ❑ THREE (3) MEMBERS SHALL BE C?iTENS WITH DEMONSTRATED K14 iNLEDGE AND INTEREST IN THE HISTOR;C AND ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE OF THE CITY AND/OR CONSERVATION OF THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT, AND MAY ALSO QUALIFY UNDER ANY OF THE ABOVE CATEGORIES. ❑ ONE (1) ALTERNATE MEMBER SHALL QUALIFY UNDER ONE (1) OF THE ABOVE CATEGORIES. PROVIDE A SUMMARY STATEMENT OF THE EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE, ACTIVITIES, AND/OR OfH-ER PERTINENT INFORMATION WHICH DEMONSTRATES YOUR QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE POSITION(S) CHECKED ABOVE. PLEASE ATTACH A RESUME. SEE. ATTACHED RESUME. May 12, 2003 03- 791 RAI A. FERNANDEZ, R.A. PARTNER / ARCHITECT DIRECTOR OF ARCHITECTURE Academic Background Master of Business Administration, Florida International University, 1998 Bachelor on Architecture, University of Miami, 1985 New Jersey Institute of Technology, 1979-1980 Essex County College, 1976-1979 Professional Registration Registered Architect (State of Florida) 1988 - Reg. No. AR 0012637 Professional Affiliations Historic and Environmental Preservation Board, City of Miami, 2000-2003 (Chairman) Leadership Miami, 1996 Professional Design Experience Mr. Fernandez has 18 years of experience in managing, coordinating, designing and master planning a variety of projects. In the last five years he has handled a range of projects including four award- winning projects, the American Amines Admirals Clubs (at Miami International Airport and at Mexico City International Airport), the Four Seasons Hotel and Tower in Downtown Miami and The 1800 Club in the Miami Omni District. These last two projects are residential mut use highrise structures. Other notable projects include the Brickell on the River in Miami, a mixed-use hoteUresidence/retail/ meeting facility, the world-class Homestead Motorsports Complex in South Dade County, FL, and the Warren Cromartie Baseball School. His broad background provides the diverse skills needed to meet client needs. RECREATIONALISPORTS PROJECT EXPERIENCE Homestead Motorsports Complex Grand Prix Experience - This racing facility which featured the Busch Grand National Finale in November of 1995, and the Grand Prix of Miami in March of 1996, was a unique design opportunity. The project includes a 1.5 mile quadoval and a 2.2 mile road course which have been designed to serve a venue of different events. Each corse will provide the necessary toms, straight-aways and other features deemed necessary to obtain a world-class racing facility that is both interesting and challenging. The central component of each course is the pit and paddock area, housing garages, hospitatit)r suites, ancillary buildings, entertainment and concession areas. As part of Phase I there are 55,000 permanent bleacher seats, a Race Control bower with 20 corporate suites, administrative offices and a press area. Future phases will include industry garages, corporate condominiums, a main street and racing village entertainment areas. The construction cost of the first phase of the project was over $58 million. It is also estimated that once all phases of the project are completed, the Motorsports Complex will represent a $70 million investment. 031- 791S E M E L L O A J A N I L i P A ft T N E It 3 I N C Rai A. Fernandez, R.A. Page 2 Grand Prix of Miami - This racing facility was unique because once again racing took place within the streets in downtown Miami. The requirements were to design a facility that would be erected once a year for Indy Style racing. As project manager, Mr. Fernandez was responsible for the coordination between all State, County, City agencies and racing associations to bring this project to completion. • Aruba international Motorsports Complex, Aruba, Dutch Antilles As Project Manager, Mr. Fernandez was involved from initial feasibility studies through site selection and design documents. The project required innovative engineering approaches for not only the 2.72 mile Grand Prix Circuit, but also infrastructure development at a remote, undeveloped location. Residential Mix -Use Design Experience • The Colonade, Miami, Florida - This project is located in what will become downtown Kendall, and is part of the newly rezoned district under Downtown Kendall, Urban Center Zoning District. The project will consist of four buildings with over 500 residential units, with retail services, common use areas, a new community park, pedestrian use only streets, private court yards and offstreet parking. • 1800 Club, Miami, Florida - Thid 1800 Club is a 450 -unit mixed-use high rise looted on Biscayne Bay in downtown Miami's emerging Performing Arts Center neighborhood. City planners envisioned a signature skyline project that would encourage .public interaction with the adjacent waterfront park and promote a pedestrian friendly environment. • Klemen Plaza, Tallahassee, Florida - This project includes a restaurant, gymnasium, over 75,000 square feet of office space and 210 residential units in downtown, Tallahassee, Florida. The site is part of Klemen Plaza. The restaurant, gym and entrance to the office and residences will be from the plaza level. • Michigan Avenue Office Building, Miami, Florida - Four story office/retail complex with a four-story garage. • Brickell Bay Village, Miami, Florida - 360 Unit apartment complex, with gymnasium, retail tennis court and pool with 510 parking spaces. - Brickell Bay Plaza - Project Manager for design of a 40 -story Residential Building. Four Seasons Hotel and Towers, Miami, Florida - Project Architect for the 764 foot tall hotel and residence tower. This is is the tallest building in Miami's skyline and the tallest building south of Atlanta, Georgia. BSA provided architecture, civil engineering and landscape architecture services for this multi -use building. The structure will combine a five star, Four Seasons hotel, luxury office space, extended stay and condominium residences. The hotel will include ballrooms, functions rooms and a state of the art health club and recreation deck. Located between Brickell Avenue and Biscayne Bay near downtown Miami, the building represents a new model for urban living. - This multi -use facility will have a dual role, serving as a tourist destination and as an integral part of the urban community. Features include retail shops, a sports dub and a recreation deck. �3- '791 9 E 11 E L L 0 � J A L t P N S � I N C Rai A. Fernandez, R.A. Page 3 • Brickell on the River Complex - A mixed-use complex that includes 60- and 52 -story towers encompassing residential, hotel, offices, gymnasium, meeting rooms, parking garage and restaurant. Special consideration was given to maximize views from each floor, maintain a slender profile for the tower, conceal the parking garage, enhance pedestrian activity and improve the Riverwalk. The project includes 96 residential units, 325 residential hotel units and a 4.430-sf restaurant. • Brickell Grand Plaza - A mixed-use project consisting of 350 units on eleven floors with retail facilities at the ground floor and a -level parking garage. • Quayside Lake Townhomes - This project consists of 18 luxury townhouse units along Biscayne bay and 32 lake townhomes. Mr. Fernandez is responsible for the overall design and project management of this project. Parks and Recreation Experience • City of Miami Beach Parks Master Plan - The project consisted of developing a comprehensive development pian for 20 parks and recreation facilities. Extensive meetings were held between residents, users, interest groups; city administration, maintenance personnel, regulatory and review agencies to identify concerns and develop a consensus -based development program for the park system and individual recreation sites. Plans were developed addressing all of the concerns including security, maintenance, accessibility and code compliance. The guidelines included strategies for site planning, building configuration and integration, and signage. The Master Pian and Guidelines were unanimously approved by the City Commission. • City of Miami Beach Park Projects - After successfully completing a Master Plan for twenty parks, the design team was once again selected to design six park cities. Some of the programmatic requirements included: Community Centers, Nature Center, gymnasium, Tennis Courts, Baseball Fields, Soccer fields, etc. Completion for all six sites is scheduled for the first quarter of 2001. - North Shore Park - North Shore Open Space Park - Lummus Park - South Pointe Paris - Pine Tree Paris - Paris Maintenance Yard Special Projects • Jim Fowler's Life in the Wild - This project consists of a development of 2000 acres in South Georgia with African and American wild Animal Preserve. • Univision Network Addition Offices, Studios, Editing Rooms - A new two story 36,000 sf office addition which includes editing rooms and technical areas. The project also includes a new television recording studio, make-up rooms, changing rooms and green rooms. 8 9 R M E L L 0 A J A U I L i P A It T N E R I N C 03- 7 9 1 Rai A. Fernandez, R.A. Page 4 Aviation Design Experience • Taca Airlines, Miami International Airport, Miami, Florida - Project Manager responsible for the design of a new cargo facility and executive offices for Grupo TACA, an alliance of several airlines including Taca International Airlines, Aviateca, Copa, Lacsa, and Nica. The scope of work included the location of freezers and offices on the ground -level cargo area and space planning of 9,100 square feet of office space on the mezzanine level. B&A was responsible for programming, space planning, contract documents and contract administration. • American Airlines, First Class/Consular Lounge, Miami international Airport, Miami, Florida - Project Manager for development of bwo special lounges at the Miami International Airport. The First Class Lounge is a 50 -seat, 3,995 -square foot facility available for first class passengers only. The Consular Lounge, designed specifically for international diplomats, is 2,897 -square feet with a 50 - seat capacity. • MIA American Airlines, Admirals Club Concourse "O", Miami International Airport, Miami, Florida - Project Manager for the design of some 12,784 square feet private dub, serving business and leisure passengers. • Ft. Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida - Project Manager of a $22 million project including terminal additions and refurbishment, terminal connectors, a new concourse, new ticketing, hold room for anise passengers. • MIA American Airlines Admirals Club, Concourse "E" Miami International Airport, Miami, Florida - - Project Manager for a 17,000 square feet. private dub serving business and leisure passengers. • MIA American Airlines Baggage Handling Facility - Project Manager for a 108,000 square feet structure with 27 sortation piers. • American Airlines Admirals Club - Mexico City - Project Manager of this 6,200 square feet private club, serving business and leisure, passengers. • Freeport International Airport Passenger Terminal Master Plan, Freeport, Grand Bahamas - Project manager of master plan design for the passenger terminal to facilitate the increasing number of passengers and generate programs to enhance passenger spending. The master plan incorporated an airside component for the terminal apron portion of the airport; and a landside component to process and service passengers as well as parking facilities. Other Design Experience • Cromartie Baseball School - Project Manager • Gulliver Schools Renovations and Additions ; Project Manager for renovations to Gulliver Academy and Gulliver Preparatory. Scope of service indudes renovations of a 4,977-sf classroom building at Gulliver Academy; a 2,075-sf administration building; and a 7,900-sf auditorium building. 8 9 R N E L L 0 4 A M I L i P A R T N I N C 63- 791 Rai A. Fernandez, R.A. Page 5 Additional Projects & Buildings • City of Homestead Hurricane Assessment (1992) - Project Manager responsible for assessment of damages for 76 Municipal Buildings. • Port of Miami Hurricane Assessment (1992) - Project Manager responsible for assessment of damages for all port buildings. Project Manager. • Marko Residence (1991-1992) - Project Architect responsible for remodeling and additions of a 3, 500-sf private residence. • Miami Northwestern Senior High School (1990-1992) - Project coordinator responsible for design of a 385,000-sf Replacement School. • M & M Aerospace Hardware, Inc. (1990) - Project Architect for a 33,000-sf Nuts & Bolt Warehouse Addition. • Rodriguez - Romenach Residence (1990-1991) - Project Architect responsible for remodeling and addition of 3,500-sf private residence. • Marketplace at Miami Gardens Projects (1989) - Project Architect for design of a 130,000-sf Shopping Center. • Grove Harbour Condominium (1988) - Construction Administrator of a 22 -unit, 44,000-sf Condominium. • McGrath Residence (1987) -project DesignerMlanager responsible for remodeling and addition of a 9,000-sf private residence. • Devos Residence (1986) - Project Designer / Manager for design of a 7,000-sf private residence. • Magnetique Boutique (1986) - Project manager responsible for design of a 900-sf Clothes shop. • Halmos Cabana Tennis Court (1985-1987) - Project Designer/Manager for a 2,000-sf Guest Quarters and for Construction Administrator for Halmos Residential Remodeling. • Marsh Residence (19841985) - Project Manager/Construction Administrator for design of a 9,000- sf private residence. • Hollard Residence 0984) - Project Designer/Manager responsible for design of a 5,000-sf private residence. • Auto Showroom (1984) - Project Manager responsible for design of a 10,000-sf Showroom Service Facility. • Landmark Bank (1984) - Project Manager responsible for design of a 600-sf Drive-thru facility. • Rosende Residence (1983-1985) - Project Manager responsible for a 5,000-sf private residence. • University of Miami New School of Architecture (1983-1984) - Draftsperson for remodeling of a dormitory building. B E R M E L L 0 A J A M I L & P A R T N E R S - I N C 03- 7 9 1 Rai A. Femandez, R.A. Page 6 Published Work • Florida Caribbean Architect Spring 2003 • Building through Time: the Making of a School of Architecture, 2001 • TARGA, January, 1998 • ENR (Engineering News- Record), December, 1996 • Progressive Architecture, February, 1985 • Architecture, February, 1985 • Urban Design Special Issue, 1985 Honors & Awards • The 1800 Club — Society of American Registered Architects Design Award of Merit, 2002 • Four Seasons Hotel & Tower — The Miami Chapter of the American Institute of Architects Award of Excellence in Architecture, 2002 • Homestead Motorsports Complex — Florida Association of the American Institute or Architects, Award ofExcellence, 1996 • Homestead Motorsports Complex — Society of American Registered Architects, Award of Merit, 1996 • American Airlines Admirals CW4b (Mexico City) — National Association of Home Builders, Award of Merit, 1995 • American Airlines Admirals Club (MIA) — ASID Award of Honor, 1994 • Jacob's Pillow National Design Competition (3rd Place), 1985 • San Francisco Civic Center and Modem Art Museum Nab. Design Competition - (1 st Place), 1985 • Miami -Dade County Prototype Elementary Design Competition (Merit Award), 1985 PROFESSIONAL HISTORY 1992 - Present Bermello, Ajamil & Partners, Inc. 1990-1992 TASC, Inc. 1983-1992 Broward Community College, Department of Architecture 1987-1990 Baldwin Sackman Carrington 1987 William E. Tschumy Jr., Architect 1983-1987 John Szerdi and Associates 1983 Jan Hochstim, AIA 8 E M L L 0 A J A M I L i P A T R S I N C 1- !J - 791 MERCEDES LAMAZARES, AICP 211(1 S.W13th Street - Miami. Florida 33145 - (305) S -56-961v EDUCATION Florida International University - Miami. Florida Master of Public Administration - Specialization in Urban Planning (2002) Bachelor Degree in Public Administration - 1996 EMPLOYMENT City of Miami Beach Planning Department June 2001 to Present Principal Planner • Staff to the Planning Board — Draft legislation as requested, for review and recommendation by the Planning Board • Prepare and present staff reports and recommendations relative to conditional use applications, requests for change of zoning and other matters requiring Board approval • Prepare memoranda for City Commission review of proposed legislation • Supervise planning staff, including coordinating work program; i.e., mapping. land use studies, etc. October 1999 to Present Senior Planner • Staff to the Planning Board - prepare and present staff reports and recommendations relative to conditional use applications, requests for change of zoning and other matters requiring Board approval. • Prepare and present staff analyses on proposed regulations • Meet with applicants and provide technical assistance with applications • Supervise and coordinate the work of support staff • Develop recommendations and guidelines for sidewalk cafe ordinance • Department liaison for sidewalk cafe approval process • Collaborate in the development of the Indian Creek Greenway plan • Provide technical support to Design and Preservation staff February 1998 to October 1999 Planner • Staff to the Design Review and Historic Preservation Boards • Write staff reports and recommendations for projects submitted for Boards' approval at public hearings • Review of major construction plans for compliance with Boards' conditions of approval • Supervise staff conducting walk-thru reviews for minor projects • Conduct construction site inspections to ensure compliance with approved plans August 1993 to February 1998 Plannine Technician • Assist Deputy Director with the administrative duties of the division and supervise front office clerical staff. • Administrative staff to the Historic Preservation and Design Review Boards • Assist in the preparation of, and manage the division's annual budget • Review plans for conformance with the City's design guidelines and historic preservation requirements. Plan approval for minor projects 03— 7 July 1990 to August 1993 Administrative Secretary • Assist in the preparation of the annual budget and manage same • Conduct research pertaining to historic preservation and other related tasks • Process review applications for properties in historic districts and throughout the Cita PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS • American Institute of Certified Planners • American Planning Association • Appointed member to the City of Miami Historic and Environmental Board • Appointed member to the Staff Working Group of the Miami -Dade County School Interlocal Agreement • Miami Dade County Planners Technical Committee Uo- 791 - ti c• _ 1 r (n � G C./f Uo- 791 Mercedes Lamazares, AICP- 20r 3 2 ° .: I i = O 2110 S. W. 13th Street S G : Miami. FL 33145 r" - - (305) 856-9616 F1 May 21, 2003 City Clerk Miami City Hall 3500 Pan American Drive Miami, FL 33133 Re: Nomination to the Historic and Environmental Preservation Board Attached please find a completed application form together with my resume for consideration to be nominated to the Historic and Environmental Preservation Board. I believe I am qualified to serve on the Board for the following reasons: • I am a resident of the City of Miami having lived at the above address for the last 36 years. • I have been professionally involved with design review and historic preservation for the last 12 years. • I am very interested and very concerned in what happens to our historic and environmental resources. Miami is my home and the entire community is my concern. • I have a Bachelor's degree in Public Administration and a Master's degree in Public Administration with a specialization in Urban Planning. It will be an honor and a privilege to serve my community as a board member. Thank you for your consideration. Sincerely, Merced s Lamazar ,AICP encl. go- 791 OFFICIAL , NOMINATION FORM HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD NAME 4PEA*t.v PERMANENT ADDRESS (STREET, CITY. ZIP CODE) 3 6 56 1yjWA I l4fAw4t6/,#Y r7�F.� BUSINESS/EMPLOYER WA>✓tAe-o- )M>51 N•T5 4 1�d�, Lam• BUSINESS ADDRESS (STREET, CITY. ZIP CODE) !qd oAcAolW- - A�/P. , GSAG Lee - 2m z. - TME HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD wor BE OF THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS. CHECK THE POSITION($) FOR WHICH YOU ARE QUAILIFIEGk NOMINEES FOR THE PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS WHO MET THE DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMEWI-SHOULD ALSO CHECK THE 'CITIZEN' CATEGORY. NOMINEES WHO MEET ANY OF THE LISTED CATEGORIES MAY ALSO CHECK THE 'ALTERNATE MEMBER' CATEGORY. BOARD MEMBERS MUST EITHER BE PERMANENT RESIDENTS OF THE CITY OF MIAMI OR WORK OR MAINTAIN A BUSINESS IN THE CITY OF MIAMI OR OWN REAL PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF MIAMI. BOARD MEMBERS MUST APPOINTED ACCORDING TO THE FOLLOWING QUALIFICATIONS: ❑ ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE AN ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE. BONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE A LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE. Q ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE A HISTORIAN OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN QUALIFIED BY MEANS OF EDUCATION OR EXPERIENCE AND HAVING DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND INTEREST IN COUNTY HISTORY OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY. Q ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE AN ARCHITECT OR ARCHITECTURAL. HISTORIAN WAVING DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE IN ARCHITECTURAL RESTORATION AND HISTORIC PRESERVATION. ❑ ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE AN EXPERIENCED REAL ESTATE BROKER LICENSED BY THE STATE. ❑ ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE A PERSON EXPERIENCED IN THE FIELD OF BUSINESS AND FINANCE OR LAW. ❑ THREE (3) MEMBERS SHALL BE CITIZENS WITH DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND INTEREST IN THE HISTORIC AND ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE OF THE CITY AND/OR CONSERVATION OF THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT, AND MAY ALSO QUALIFY UNDER ANY OF THE ABOVE CATEGORIES. ❑ ONE (1) ALTERNATE MEMBER SHALL QUALIFY UNDER ONE (1) OF THE ABOVE CATEGORIES. PROVIDE A SUMMARY STATEMENT OF THE EDUCATION. EXF t DEMONSTRATES YOUR QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE POSITION(S) ABOVE. PLEASE ATTACH A RESUME. 6-d2—o3 03- 791 WALLACE ROBERTS r TODD, LLC Gerald G Marston, ASLA Principal Mr. Marston is a landscape architect with over 30 years of experience as a practicing Droiessionai and educato• "c- currently ecurrently leads the landscape architectural practice In the WR-` Coral Gables office. Mr Marston's professional oa.,kground Includes senior design and project management with three of the most prestigious pianning ano oeslon firms in the Unitea States. He has extensive and wide ranging experience In land planning and design for resort and waterfront prooer !es. park and recreation master planning and design, community redevelopment and urban landscape design. EDUCAnON ttaster of Landscape Architecture Harvard University Graouare School of Design, 1972 Bachelor of Science in Landscape Architecture Michigan Stare University (with honors), 7969 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Principal, Wallace Roberts & Todd, LLC Coral Gables; FL 2007-pt°wt Partner, Wallace Roberts & Todd Coral Gables FL 1996-2000 Senior Associate. Wallace Roberts & Todd Vice 1 resseent, WRT, Inc. Coral Gables FL 1991-1996 Senior Associate/ Sasaki Associates, Inc Coral Gabves FL 7985-1991 _ Vice President/ Edward D. Stone, Jr. and Associates Ft. Lauderdale, R 1981-lMS Principal / WalquistlMsrston Columbus OH 7976-1887 Landscape Architect/ Labrenz, Reimer, Inc. Columbus, OH 1974-7.975 Project Manager Sasar.i, Dawson, DeMay Associates, Inc. Watertown, MA 1972- 7973 Landscape Architect Richard A. Gardiner & Associates, Inc. Cambridge, MA 1969-7972 TEACHING EXPERIENCE Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture The Ohio Stare University 7973-1981 Lecturer / Design Critic Harvard Graduate School of Design The Catholic University University of Kmtuc*y Texas A E M Kansas State University University of %rida University of Miami FlCnCa Intemattonal Univentty PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS Registered Landscape Architect in the States of Florida and Ohio PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS American Society of Landscape Architects PUBLICATIONS I LECTURES Creating Neighborhood Character. ASIA National Convention, 1996 Art & Architecture - Miami Symposium, 1995, Center of Contemporary Ar., North Miami, FL `Thirty-five Years of Design on the Land," a Sasaki Associates Retrospective. University of Florida: 1990 Gerald C Marston, ASLA HONORS AND AWARDS The American Society of Landscape Architects Merit Award, Overtown Pedestrian Mall, 1999 National Endowment for the Arts / U.S. Department of Transportation Merit Award. Overtown Pedestrian Mall. 1996 Florida Chapter, The American Society of Landscape Architects Merit Award, Ovenown Pedestrian Mall, 1996 International Downtown Association Merit Award, Overtown Pedestrian Mall, 1995 Ohio Chapter, American Society of Landscape Architects Merit Award, Land Reborn, 1975 The American Society of Landscape Architects Certificate of Merit Excellence in the Study of Landscape Architecture Michigan State University, 1969 REPRESENTATIVE INSTITUTIONAL PROJECTS norWa Guff Coast Un wrslty, Fort Myers, FL Mr Marston served as project director for the landscape architectural aspects of the firm's Master Plan for the Florida Gulf Coast University. The concept builds on the qualities of the existing vegetation through a tiered approach. The FGCU site contains organized to minimize Impacts and retain, preserve and restore etusting areas of high quality wetland vegetation. University of Central Florida Landscape Master Plan, Orlando, FL Mr. Marston served as project director for the preparation of the Landscape Design Guidelines for the University of Central Florida. The element required a detailed inventory and analysis of the existing character and quality of landscape treatments for all campus spaces. Saeed on the evaluation WRT prepared a conceptual framework for enhancement of the existing campus and all future developments identified in the Master Plan. University of Mien: Landscape Master Pion, Coral Gables FL Mr. Marston served as project director for the preparation of the Landscape Master Plan for the University of Miami after the destruction caused by hurricane Andrew in August 1992. The plan included detailed inventory and analysis of the existing landscape development and focused on the creation of a framework for improvement of existing landscaped spaces and creation of themed elements related to future expansion. The framework identified three district zones: Academic Core, New Campus/Main Entrance and Athleticslstudent Housing Zones and established clear design concepts for each. A major feature of the plan was the Identification of the Academic Core "Great Spaces" and the development of altemative concepts creating memorable institutional spaces. UOiversily of Geof*a Visual and Performing Acts Center, Athens. GA Mr. Marston recently completed an assignment as a ptanner . ry (� landscape architect with a design team which won a natio� nvk ..— design competition for the new Visual and Performing Arts Center at the University of Georgia in Athens. The plan envisioned a grouo of oulldings Clustered around a courtyard, much like the historic quadrangle that forms the center of the original campus. WRT provided master planning, urban design and landscape architectural services through construction administration REPRESENTAT/VE GVIC PROJECTS Ocean City Boardwalk Renovation. Ocean City. MD Mr. Marston was Principal -in -Charge for the S2 million restoration of the oceanfront boardwalk and associated facilities. WRT prepared recommendations for the design and detailing that would convert an existing, deteriorated concrete promenade to its historic wooden form. In addition WRT prepared recommendations and designs for Entry Gateway Features, beachfront graphics logo and icons, specially themed pavement areas, and thematic site furnishings. Beach Street U.S.A. Virginia Beach, VA Mr. Marston was Prmcipoal-in-Charge in collaboration with local consultants to develop unique families of elements that would provide the district with a distinct identity. Families of elements including gateway features, performance venues. lighting, and paving with a distinctively lively feel and recalling indigenous community features. Overtown Pedestrian Mall, Miami Florida Proles Director/Designer. The Concept of 'the Oveetown Pedestrian Mail was formulated in the SE Overtown/Park West Redevelopment Plan by Wallace Roberts & Todd. The Spine of the Redevelopment Concept is the establishment of a broad pedestrian mall from 1-95 w Biscayne Bay. The Overtown Pedestrian Mall eliminates vehicular traffic on NW 4th Street and establishes a broad pedestrian mall in its place. Constructed of rustic terrazzo in vibrant oranges, yellows, blues and greens, the plaza is punctuated with clusters of seating drums and commemorative bronze medallions documenting historic events within the Ovenown Community. Dayton Plaza of Flight Dayton, Ohio, Pnric;pal m Charge: WRT has been retained as landscape architects and site planning consultants to design an urban plaza in downtown Dayton that oommemor rms and celebrates the City as the birthplace of Hight and home of the Wright Brothers. Orlando Centrop/ex Orlando Florida Project Director/Designer while with Sasaki Associates inc„ Coral Gables. Florida. The Centroplex site identified by WRT in Orlando's Downtown Plan as an area that could generate opportunities for additional convention related activities. The fifty -acre protea consists of the existing Bob Carr Performing Arts Center, Existing Expo Center, 15,000 seat Civic Arena and a four hundred -room hotel. The final site Master Plan created a unique entertainment district in downtown Orlando with signature paving, courtyards and plazas with contextual fountains, and lush landscaping forming this pedestrian oasis within the downtown core. Mian: Bach Historlc Convention Village - Civic inrprovensents, Miami Beach. Florida Project Director/Designer The Miami Beach Historic Convention Village Civic Improvements focused on the development of schematic plans and design guidelines and schematic designs for a new City Hall plaza, botanical garden and riverwalk, Estero Island Streetscape, Fort Myers, Florida Project DirWoriDesigner Following the adoption of a WRT prepared redevelopment plan for this nine mile long barrier isiand on Florida's west coast, WRT is prepared detailed design and construction documents for New Island entry signage, over one mile of urban roadway streetscape improvements and the Gerald C. Manton. ASLA WALLAI.t ROSECTS c- TODD. LLC creation of a peoesuian mall as the focus of the tracliticnai resor entertainment district. Flagler Corridor 5free tscipe, Miami. Pionda a rncipal ip Chame WRT was selectee to prepare streetscave redevelopment pians for Miami's Main Street, the Flagie, Corridor, from the Miami River to Biscayne bay. WRT weoareo detailed schematic and design development documents for Downtown Development Authority WRT is currentiv under contract to develop construction documents for the Flag,e, Corridor Ssrnrise Civic Center, Sunrise, Florida. Prolea Director f Designer. WRT provided Master Planning services for the City of Sunrise Civic Complex which included integration with the existing City Hall and Fire Station and an adjacent office bulioing to be converted to police and fire rescue use. The new 37 -acre Civic Complex includes a Broward County Ubrary, a Senior Citizens Center and the 72.000 SF Civic Center. The plar required siting of the new facilities. Design of vehicular and pedestrian circulation systems and the development of a larce fo• storm water management. WRT also completed landscape design for wetland restoration within the existing lake, a new main entrance from Oakland Park Boulevard and landscape and irrigation design and construction administration services for the Senior Center and Civic Center Facilities REPRESENTATIVE PARK PLANNING AND DESIGN PROJECTS Haubver Par* Master Plan, Miami -Dade County, FL WRT was retained by Miami -Dade County to prepare a Master Plan for Haulover Park, one of the County's most important regional parks. Haulover has served for decades as a prime beach attraction for residents and visitors, as well as offering a variety of recreation including golf, tennis, boating and fishing. In recent years the park has suffered from deterioration of some facilities and a dedine in popularity. in developing the Master Plan, WRT examined a number of options for the goff program (including both traditional course and teaching facilities), beach revitalization and other park elements. WRT worked closely with County staff, municipal representatives and other stakeholders, as well as special consultants the National Golf Foundation, in developing and evaluating concepts. The Master Plan concept includes a re- located and expanded, special waterfront par 3 golf course; an enhanced and diversified beach experience; improved parking and circulation; an extensive waterfront promenade; an expanded marina and concession area; a conservation education facility. and a"great lawn' civic space for community events. Coral Gables War Nwnorlal tlovth Center, Coral Gables, FL. Partner in Charge I Lead Designer: WRT prepared a Master Plan for the renovation and expansion of the Coral Gables war Memorial Youth Center. Working with a reaeational needs program prepared by the Metropolitan Dade County Parks and Recreation Department, WRT combined its architectural and landscape architectural expertise to provide an integrated solution for the Youth Center's future needs. New expanded outdoor facilities included three baseball fields, two socceafootball fields, combined basketball /rollerhocky court and tot -lot The architectural solution included a new gym auditorium. locker room-, and multipurpose craft and meeting rooms. The Master Plan also recognized the 'Civic" aspects of the expanded facility and relocated the main entrance on University Drive During the two part design and construction phases of the protea, WRT served as landscape architects preparing detailed design documents and providing construction administration services for over $600,000. in site improvements including athletic facilities, landscaping and irrigation. r� "191 Fairchild Tropical Gardien, Miami, FI_ Partner In Charge- WRT prepared a Master Plan for Fairchild Tropical Garden, the Miami region's 63 -acre public botanical garden and a worlo-renowneo collection of palms. cycads, and other tropical plan, famines. The Master Plan. completed in 1995. was the Garden's first comprehensive evaluation of its physical plan and facility growth needs in over 30 years. The Master Pian identified key strategies for meeting the growing demands of the Garden s programs and operations through cooperative projects with adjacent Dade County park facilities, as well as strategic upgrades and expansions of existing Garden facilities. The blaster pian also carefully preserved and restored significant features and concepts of the original 1938 Garden plans, prepared by the pioneering Florida landscape architect and Olmsted associate William Lyman Phillips. In conjunction with the Master Plan. WRT also designed specific "early action` improvements to help re -invigorate the Garden in the aftermath of hurricane Andrew. These included a renovation of the Garden's front parking area and entrance, a restoration of the "Phillips Gate" and original entrance Allee, and a restoration plan for the Flowering Tree Section. Volunteer Park 6 Equestrian Center, Plantation, A Principal in Charge. WRT has been retained by the City of Plantation to prepare design and construction documents for the 46 million development and expansion of Volunteer Park. This unique project will combine a multi -use, open -space community park - adjacent to an existing Community Center -- with extensive restored wetlands, trails and boardwalks. -and a nature. themed playground. in addition, the City's popular but aging Horse Arena, also adjacent to the park, will be completely renovated and expanded as part of the project, providing a venue for Class 'A" Norse Shows as well as a wide variety of special equestrian uses. Greynolds Park Swimming Nolo, Dade County, Florida. Partner in Charge: WRT provided conceptual design and feasibility studies for the reintroduction of a "Swimming Hole' in Dade's historic Greynolds Park. Due to the deterioration of water ouality and related issues, swimming was no longer allowed in the original lagoon. WRT evaluated a number of options for treated water containment and aftemative technologies and evaluated the permitting and environmental implications of each. VVPT s two recommended options for the reintroduction of swimming in GreMoids Park, included: the preferred option of utilizing ozone water treatment to remae treat and return water to the north end of the lagoon creating a bubble of dean water without harming the existing aquatic flora and fauna; and a second option proposing a sand vottomed upland "Swimming role" in a naturalistic setting perched on existing high ground overlooking the lagoon Boynton Intracoastal waterway park, Boynton Beach. Florida. Project Director / Designer: WRT prepared a Master Plan for the last undeveloped parcel of land on the Intracoastal Waterway in Boynton Beach. The primary objectives of the plan were scenic enhancement, environmental restoration of the site. and educational interpretation. Master Plan facilities include a two-story picnic facility, an educational and performance pavilion, a Veterans Memorial garden and smelter, picnic shelters and restrooms and associated parking. WRT is currently preparing detailed architectural and site design and construction documents for this S2.5 million project. Greynolds- Park Bird Watching Tower, Dade County, Florida. Prgect Director / Designer. Greynolds Park is home to one of the region's largest wading bird rookeries. WRT was commissioned by the Metropolitan Dade County Parks and Recreation Department to provide conceptual design and permitability review for a bird -watching tower overlooking the main rookery. Key issues that influenced the design included: minimizing impacts on the rxisting mangroves and bird nesting Gerald C. Marston, ASLA WALLm-rz ROSERTS c- TODD, LLC „T areas, arovxsmg full accessib lity for physically cnal(ergea vG;:ori, and maintaining design compatibility w rrvir the msior;c parK setting. WRT's deSion soiuWn proposes a gently sioving eievatec walkway leading to a sheltered platform oersted ten feet aWve the water. The gentry curving walkway skirts the existing mangrove fringe and rises to reveal expanding views o' the lagoon and rookery REPRESENTATIVE TOURISM PROJECTS Ritr Carlton Grenada, Grenada, West Innes Principal In Charge: WR.T is currently preparing ianoscaee pians for a hotel and golf resort in Grenada that includes a championship golf course, two marinas, residential villas and townhouse., and a five-star hotel. The protect is beirg developed according to the latest technologies and principles of sustainable design, and is Intended to complement and protect the adjacent habitat sanctuary of the endangered Grenada Dove Lake Nona Mixed Use Resort Community, Orlando, Florida Protect DirectorlDesigner while with E.D.S.A., Fort Lauderdale, Florida Lake Nona is a 6700 -acre mixed-use development with an emphasis on golf resort communities. The project was a development pioneer in the southeast quadrant of Orlando and is immediately adjatent to the expanding Orlando International Airport The site abounds with natural features including more than 900 acres of pristine freshwater lakes. The fast phase, Lake Nona Golf Club and Estates, includes an 18 -hole Tom Fazio championship golf course and more than 100 luxury homesites. The dub is recognized as one of Florida's best and is quickly establishing a quality image for future development. Antigua Resort Community, Antigua, British West Indies Project Director/Planner while with Sasaki Associates, Inc., Coral Gables, Florida The Antigua Resort Community was conceived as an adaptive re- use of an existing petroleum off loading and storage facility o' approximately So aces. In order to compete with other waterfront oriented resorts or the island and In the Caribbear region, the concept included obtaining an additional 2000 acres of coastal property to serve as community peach front ano marina amenities and a 200 ane expansion of upland facilities to include the development of a championship golf course and rebated housing. The core of the community which is to be developed on the existing site include a tourist resort commercial town center, a cricket academy and a meeting facility lodge associated with the golf club house. Disney Contemporary Resort JNeeting Facility, Orlando, Florida Director/Project Landscape Architect while with Sasaki Associates, Inc., Coral Gables. Florida Master Planning and urban landscape architectural services were performed for the addition of a 120,000 S.F meeting facility adjacent to the existing Contemporary Hotel at Walt Disney World. The entry plaza unites the porte-cocheres of both the hotel and meeting facility and provides a lively graphic textured urban piazza for mixed vehicular and pedestrian use. The central park is defined by allees of historic 'dixie cup" oaks and features the cultural icon: a floral Mickey Mouse watch cane 'A -4 v TOTAL P . AS s ,.V N�1� 1 �i1-, Z' Z 0% C1T�, FL Application for Historic and Environmental Preservation Board i NAME .'./ �; -- ; ; l f- • ,� . . ,rte .i •� / ; � � _ _. PERMANENT ADDRESS (STREET. CITY. ZIP CODF4 r OCCUPATION BUSINESS/EMPLOYER TELEPHONE (HOME) TELEPHONE (BUSINESS) List any other property(ies) to which you hold title located within City of Miami limits. City=Code'Sec.84(e)-states: "No mnployee41.3iiami-made»County, Florida, .or any Municipality (herein other -than riy< fViiami mployees,,shaA,serve on or -be appointed-toanyboard of.the:City<ofiVriainL1 Are you an employee of lVliam%DadeConniy -or any municipality therein other than The Historic and Environmental Preservation Board must be composed of the following positions. Check the position(s) for which you are qualified on the next page. Nominees for the professional positions who meet the demonstrated knowledge and experience requirement should also check the "citizen" category. Nominees who meet any of the listed categories may also check the "alternate member" category. L)3- 71 1 ARCHITECT REGISTERED'IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN, THE STATE OF FLORIDA. HISTORIAN OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN QUALIFIED Bl" MEANS OF { EDUCATION OR EXPERIENCE AND HAVING DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE IN DADE COUNTY HISTORY OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY. ARCHITECT OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN HAVING DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE IN ARCHITECTURAL RESTORATION AND HISTORIC PRESERVATION. REAL ESTATE BROKER LICENSED BY THE STATE OF FLORIDA. PERSON EXPERIENCED IN BUSINESS AND FINANCE OR LAW. i CITIZEN WITH DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND INTEREST IN THE HISTORICAL AND ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE OF THE CITY AND/OR CONSERVATION OF TIS NATURAL ENVIRONMENT. ALTERNATE MEMBER WHO QUALIFIES UNDER ONE OF THE ABOVE CATEGORIES. PLEASE PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IN THE SPACE a PROVIDED, OR ATTACH A SEPARATE RESUME. ` w EDUCATION _ �.• 'j i , �'� - -. ' r WORK EXPERIENCE: Ji N•' w ORGANIZATIONS AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: SIGNATURE r � /-�-�1- DATE PNLE ARPS PROPERTY SYSTF PROPERTY NAME LEGAL INQ:?IR-. DATE: 0-; 9,_. 1:.5.. -- FOLIO NO: 01-312.1-024-0010 L AL ADDR: 4422 NE 1 AVE GRP FOLIO: PROP ADDR: 4424 NE 1 AV CANCELED: NO ORIGIN: DC BL PRESENT: YES ST EX: 00 00 CLLC: C: OWNER N_kME AND ADDRESS VALUE HISTORY KENNETH E MERK£R YEAR: 2001 200 LAND: 41,060 53,37- 4424 NE 1 AVE BLDG: 75,544 105,934 MIAMI FL TOTAL: 116,604 159,311 ZIP: 331373404 HEX: 25,000 25,000 WVDS: 0 0 LEGAL DESCRIPTION TOTEX: 25,000 25,OOC BILTMORE SUB PB 6-67 NONEX: 91,604 134,31-1- 34,311LOT L071 THRU LOT 3 BLK 1 GRSS TX: LOT SIZE SITE VALUE CNTY TX: OR 16500-0134 0894 1 CITY TX: SALE AMT: 115,000 9Y,50C SALE DATE: 08/1994 09/1986 09/'_98= SALE TYPE: 1/1 5 / NEXT FOLIO KEY: NEXT ADDRESS KEY: 31240240010 ACTION: i -CONTINUE ACTION: 01 XMIT: OFFICIAL NOMINATION FORM HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD NAME . PERMANENT ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, ZIP CODE) BUSINESS/EMPLOYE l. BUSINESS ADDRESSXSTREET, CITY, ZIP/COQ ]DEQ) N (DAYTIME) In 4 _IST ANY OTHER PROPERTY(IES) LOCATED WITHIN THEC 2t45T► -8 Arcs, 397 t wohc-c A . LUUJ i.;;" - 1 Hil S• 41 v 4= G11i3L.Ls , 3,7r,7 3 :'HONE NU —(MM) H YOU HOLD TITLE j/mLtcL& - LcT-5 t C"jq'tu5-Az bou6Losl POSITION(S) FOR WHICH YOU ARE QUALIFIED, . NOMINEES FOR THE PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS WHO MET THE DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENT`SHOULD ALSO CHECK THE 'CITIZEN' CATEGORY. NOMINEES WHO MEET ANY OF THE LISTED CATEGORIES MAY ALSO CHECK THE 'ALTERNATE MEMBER' CATEGORY. BOARD MEMBERS MUST EITHER BE PERMANENT RESIDENTS OF THE CITY OF MIAMI OR WORK OR MAINTAIN A BUSINESS IN THE CITY OF MIAMI OR OWN REAL PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF MIAMI. BOARD MEMBERS MUST APPOINTED ACCORDING TO THE FOLLOWING QUAUFICATIONS: ❑ ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE AN ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE. ❑ ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE A LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE. ❑ ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE A HISTORIAN OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN QUALIFIED BY MEANS OF EDUCATION OR EXPERIENCE AND HAVING DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND INTEREST IN COUNTY HISTORY OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY. ❑ ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE AN ARCHITECT OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN HAVING DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE IN ARCHITECTURAL RESTORATION AND.HISTORIC PRESERVATION. ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE AN EXPERIENCED REAL ESTATE BROKER LICENSED BY THE STATE. `❑' ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE A PERSON EXPERIENCED IN THE FIELD OF BUSINESS AND FINANCE OR LAW. Imo" THRSE (3) MEMBERS SHALL BE CIiiZENS WITH DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND INTEREST IN THE HISTORIC AND ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE OF THE CITY AND/OR CONSERVATION OF THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT, AND MAY ALSO QUALIFY UNDER ANY OF THE ABOVE CATEGORIES. j=:'7>K4K%evL17�[.� S t 4 �'�� OC-- Gv2- pul—r Tkx2-inAwTV sf-- ❑ ONE (1) ALTERNATE MEMBER SHALL QUALIFY UNDER ONE (1) OF THE ABOVE CATEGORIES. PROVIDE A SUMMARY STATEMENT OF THE EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE, ACTIVITIES, ANDIOR OTHER PERTINENT INFORMATION WHICH DEMONSTRATES YOUR QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE POSITION(S) CHECKEDABOVE. PURSE ATTACH A RESUME. QLU, O- �r=�jj . t4(.q 1 � _,��qc �Iuue. s �Lschca t�t42 U ' �(xllS cTA'riTi m (J UtJLU Ur Fuz, 1 T '17 fit?, , , p(= (� +mob Icebkot.c Ho t yr 1--LWt "ice U p I%) or-r,►.A (IS I WlAYK me we5r 64-,/c fit, A'm Se+uu tQ9`f '�r- �r ^s �c r of /I1 �ws� V�--c>� a �S jet �qi z SIGNATURE DATE / //' / A/'_!�A% r _ i, a 3 06/24/2003 15:16 3058918100 CITY OF NORTH MIAMI PAGE 01 OFFICIAL NOMINATION FORM HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD NAME ^ - M l(o caEt j-� Post -it" Fax Note 7671 Derec#aof b. To S iCv1 a LOW AAA%) From t .L lPr-Cfl Comept. Co. Phone it Phone Fax # Fax # -r3% T5 �j?•Mr�� MSN c3?�PSDS'L BUSINE /EMPLOYE I �cry of mm� mk" ,' nro 6jc !x� fir- NQpga MVlAt Tl --3 a al s) i6S3-S05 I I C -les') THE HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD MUST BE. COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS. CHECK THE POSITION(S) FOR WHICH YOU ARE QUALIFIED. NOM)NEESI FOR THE •PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS WHO MET THE DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENT SHOULD ALSO CHECK THE -CITIZEN -CATEGORY. NOMINEES WHO MEET ANY OF THE LISTED CATEGORIES MAY ALSO CHECK THE "ALTERNATE MPMBEW CATEGORY. BOARD MEMBERS MUST EITHER BE PERMANENT RESIDENTS OF THE CITY OF MIAMI OR WORK OR MAINTAIN A PUSINESS IN THE CITY OF MIAMI OR OWN REAL PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF MIAMI. BOARD MEMBERS MUST APPOINTED ACCORDING TO THE FOLLOWING QUALIFICATIONS: ❑ ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE AN ARCHITECT REGISTERED 10 THE STATE. I ❑ ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE A LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT RE¢ISTERED IN THE STATE. ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE A HISTORIAN OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN QUALIFIED BY MEANS OF EDUCATION OR EXPERIENCE AND HAVING DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND INTERESIf IN COUNTY HISTORY OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY. p ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE AN ARCHITECT OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN HAVING DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE IN ARCHITECTURAL RESTORATION AND HISTORIC PRESERVATION. ❑ ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE AN EXPERIENCED REAL ESTATE BROKER LICENSED BY THE STATE. C3 ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE A PERSON EXPERIENCED IN TME FIELD OF BUSINESS AND FINANCE OR LAW. THREE (3) MEMBERS SHALL BE CITIZENS WITH DE`NONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND INTEREST IN THE HISTORIC AND ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE OF THE CITY AND/OR CON4ERVATION OF THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT, AND MAY ALSO QUALIFY UNDER ANY OF THE ABOVE CATEGORIES. ONE (1) ALTERNATE MEMBER SHALL QUALIFY UNDER ONE,, (1) OF THE ABOVE CATEGORIES. PROVIDE A SUMMARY STATEMENT OF THE EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE. ACTIVITIES, AND/OR OTHER PERTINENT INFORMATION WHICH DEMONSTRATES YOUR QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE POSITIONS) CHECKED ABOVE. PLEASE ATTACH A RESUME. Lc��W--�j ljo qoo-3 03- 791 PNLE ARPS PROPERTY SYSTEM - PROPERTY NAME / LEGAL INQUIRY (32) -�- DATE: 06/2 003 16:29:30 FOLIO NO: 01-3207-032-0170 LEV.,u ADDR: 700 NE 72 ST GRP FOLIO: PROP ADDR: 700 NE 72 ST CANCELED: NO ORIGIN: DC BL PRESENT: YES ST EX: 00 00 CLUC: 01 OWNER NAME AND ADDRESS VALUE HISTORY MCVAY CHRISTY & MIGUEL A SECO YEAR: 2001 2002 LAND: 55,800 70,200 700 NE 72 ST BLDG: 113,492 122,761 MIAMI FL TOTAL: 169,292 192,961 ZIP: 331385726 HEX: 25,000 25,000 WVDS: 0 0 LEGAL DESCRIPTION TOTEX: 25,000 25,000 NO LEGAL DESCRIPTION FOUND NONEX: 144,292 167,961 GRSS TX: 3,256 CNTY TX: CITY TX: 1,077 SALE AMT: 95,000 90,000 SALE DATE: 06/1987 12/1983 SALE TYPE: i/I 1/I NEXT FOLIO KEY: NEXT ADDRESS KEY: 32070320170 ACTION: 1 -CONTINUE ACTION: 01 XMIT: � �` 74 � 06/24/2003 15:16 3058918100 CITY OF NORTH MIAMI PAGE 02 MI�UEL A. SECO Toa NORTHEAST 72ND STREET MIAMI, FL 33138 (7767-2542 EXPERIENCE CITY OF NORTH MIAMI, Noah Miami, FL Grants Administrator, 1998-poesent Responsible for researchingi and administering implementation of all City grants including law enforcemen public works, parks and recreation, social services, art and culture, and emer ency preparedness programs. Responsibilities also include preparing legislative a propriations agendas and serving as liaison to municipal, County and State agen es. In addition, duties include special projects and serving as Acting Deputy City Monger as assigned. PHOTOGROUP CENTER, Cgral Gables, FL Executive Director and Curator, 1990 - present Responsible for initiating, coordinating and supervising all programs pertaining to a major 20th centu visual arts institution including exhibitions management, development, marketi g and publications. NATIONAL FOUNDATION F R ADVANCEMENT IN THE ARTS, Miami, FL Discipline Coordinator, 1994 - present Responsible for coordinating nd facilitating all activities pertaining to NFAA's ArtsWeek, a national gathering of utstanding high school seniors in various arts disciplines for a week of workshop , master classes, portfolio reviews and other educational activities leading to the s lection of Presidential Scholars in the Arts.. BARRY UNIVERSITY, North yiami, FL Instructor, Photography Department, 1997 Responsible for a special visuol studies seminar focusing on photography and its influence on modern art and culture. LINCOLN ROAD DEVELOPM NT CORPORATION, Miami Beach, FL Assistant Director, 1988 19811 Responsible for economic nevi alization projects in a H.U.Q. designated target area. Position involved providing ca ital improvement, architectural restoration and adaptive rehabilitation technical asst tancae, preparing grant compliance reports. to city and federal agencies and coordinating the publication of the first area ,. commercial and architectural guide. - , i 06/24/2003 15:16 3058918100 CITY OF NORTH MIAMI PAGE 03 f MIGUEL A. SECO Page Two I SOUTH FLORIDA ART CENTER, Miami Beach, FL Assistant Director, 1987 -19 8 Responsible for planning, soeduling and coordinating rotating contemporary visual arts exhibitions and initiating an arts tour program. Other duties included development, grant writing, fundraising and special events, individual and corporate donations, and promotional pubiicatipns. MIAMI DESIGN PRESERVA' ,,I ION LEAGUE, Miami Beach, FL Executive Director, 1986 - 1 7 Responsible for the management of a historic preservation organization focusing on the country's only 20th century historic district. I CONSULTANT, Washington, DC Private and public sectors, 19$5 - 1986 Cultural, economic and stra4gic development. Projects included analyzing cultural policies in developipg count ;es and socioeconomic shifts in Caribbean basin nations. NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AM RICAN ART, Washington, DC Intem, 1985 Researched and evaluated roposals for the expansion of the Museum, assisted with the completion of the American Association of Museums Re- accreditation Questionnaire. U.N.E.S.C.O., Paris, France j Project Editor, .lune 1984 j Responsible for editing the Fnglish version of the International Council of Museums Guidelines for the Return end Restitution of Cultural Property. EDUCATION Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, Washington, DC Museum and cultural policies development in the Third World, 1984 -1985 Johns Hopkins University Bololgna Center, Bologna, Italy International cultural development, return/restitution of cultural property, 1983 1984 Salzburg Seminar, Salzburg, ,qustria Fellow in museum management and development, 1984 Northwestern University, Evann, IL B.A. with Honors in Art History, 1982 Accademia dei Lincei, Rome, 1: y Richter International Scholar in Art Hi tory, 1980-1981 �3 7 91 0 06/24/2003 15:16 3058918100 CITY OF NORTH MIAMI MIGUEL A. SECO ! Page Three I PAGE 04 FOREIGN LANGUAGES Fully bilingual in English and Spanish; fluent in Italian; proficient in French; reading comprehension in Portugue#e and German. i PROFESSIONAL AND COMF#UNITY AFFILIATIONS Oracle, member. City of Miami Historic and En ironmental Preservation Board, member Bayside Residents Associat)on Board of Directors, past president and member. Bayside Historic District Committee,'past chairman and member. I ��- '791 e3 .. — Ail ��- '791 OFFICIAL NOMINATION FORM HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD NAME P. � JVhF i� F OCCURATION 1 BUSINESS/EMPLOYER t -c .c- -Fti y= s4 -q BUSINESS ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, ZIP CODE) Z-7 0o 6.;L� 3-7+ 1k ate. 3pZ . ?7 I 1-c I, .- �� 3 133 -4g5-3-7 THE HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD MUST BE COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS. CHECK THE POST TIONS) FOR WHICH YOU ARE QUALIFIEDsi NOMINEES FOR THE PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS WHO MET THE DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENT SHOULD ALSO CHECK THE 'CITIZEN" CATEGORY. NOMINEES WHO MEET ANY OF THE LISTED CATEGORIES MAY ALSO CHECK THE 'ALTERNATE MEMBER" CATEGORY. BOARD MEMBERS MUST EITHER BE PERMANENT RESIDENTS OF THE CITY OF MIAMI OR WORK OR MAINTAIN A BUSINESS IN THE CITY OF MIAMI OR OWN REAL PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF MIAMI. BOARD MEMBERS MUST APPOINTED ACCORDING TO THE FOLLOWING QUALIFICATIONS: 2 --'ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE AN ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE. ❑ ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE A LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE. ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE A HISTORIAN OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN QUALIFIED BY MEANS OF EDUCATION OR EXPERIENCE AND HAVING DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND INTEREST IN COUNTY HISTORY OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY. ff'ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE AN ARCHITECT OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN HAVING DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE IN ARCHITECTURAL RESTORATION AND HISTORIC PRESERVATION. ❑ ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE AN EXPERIENCED REAL ESTATE BROKER LICENSED BY THE STATE. ❑ ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE A PERSON EXPERIENCED IN THE FIELD OF BUSINESS AND FINANCE OR LAW. THREE (3) MEMBERS SHALT BE CITIZENS WITH DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND INTEREST IN THE HISTORIC AND ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE OF THE CITY AND/OR CONSERVATION OF THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT, AND MAY ALSO QUALIFY UNDER ANY OF THE ABOVE CATEGORIES. ❑ ONE (1) ALTERNATE MEMBER SHALL QUALIFY UNDER ONE (1) OF THE ABOVE CATEGORIES. PROVIDE A SUMMARY STATEMENT OF THE EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE, ACTIVITIES, AND/OR OTHER PERTINENT INFORMATION WHICH DEMONSTRATES YOUR QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE POSITION(S) CHECKED ABOVE. PLEASE ATTACH A RESUME. 10-1 f-0'3 PNLE ARPS PROPERTY_ SYSTEM - PROPERTY NAME / LEGAL INQUIRY (32) DATE: 06/ /2003 10:30:40 FOLIO NO: 01-4110-030-0070 Lr,,,AL ADDR: 1750 SW 16 ST GRP FOLIO: PROP ADDR: 1750 SW 16 ST CANCELED: NO ORIGIN: DC BL PRESENT: YES ST EX: 00 00 CLUC: 01 OWNER NAME AND ADDRESS VALUE HISTORY KRISTIN L MERTZ &W MARIA YEAR: 2001 2002 LAND: 47,164 54,193 1750 SW 16 ST BLDG: 35,315 43,724 MIAMI FL TOTAL: 82,479 97,917 ZIP: 331451427 HEX: 25,000 25,000 WVDS: 0 0 - LEGAL DESCRIPTION TOTEX: 25,000 25,000 10 54 41 NONEX: 57,479 72,917 DURNIERS SUB PB 11-2 GRSS TX: LOT 9 BLK 1 CNTY TX: LOT SIZE 50.00O.X 109 CITY TX: OR 15958-0433 0693 1 SALE AMT: 78,000 SALE DATE: 06/1993 SALE TYPE: 1/I NEXT FOLIO KEY: NEXT ADDRESS KEY: ACTION: 1 -CONTINUE 63,000 1 04/1985 01/1978 1/I 5/I 41100300070 ACTION: 01 XMIT: - 791 LOURDES SOLERA 1750 SW 16th Street Miami, Florida 33145 (305) 857-3588 EDUCATION Master of Architectural History - University of Virginia, 1991 Bachelor of Architecture - Mississippi State University, 1987 QUALIFICATIONS Florida Architectural Registration, 1993 PROFESSIONAL = EXPERIENCE Jan. 2001 -present Florida International University -'Miami, FL. Adjunct Professor - Arcr54(2j�tur h History. July 1999 - present MCHARRY ASSOCIATES - Miami, FL Project Manager for public projects. Provide schematic, design development drawings, construction documents and construction administration. Prepare company's marketing awards program and project presentations. Major -Projects: Florida Gulf Coast University. Library Annex (108,00 SF addition) Criminal Justicg and Environmental Science Center, Miami -Dade Community College (New educational facility for North Campus); Dade County Courthouse, Miami, FL (continuing historic restoration for floors 1-6); Lake Forest Elementary, Broward County (school expansion); Whiddon Educational Center, Broward County (classroom addition); Boulevard Heights Elementary, Broward County (multi-purpose bldg. addition); Cooper City Elementary, Broward County (multi- purpose bldg. Addition) Concourse "F", Miami International Airport (Code compliance project) Oct. 1997 -June 1999 WOLFBERG, ALVAREZ AND PARTNERS - Miami, FL. Project Architect/ Project Manager for multiple commercial projects. Provide design development drawings, construction documents and construction administration. Research and prepare programming for museum, corporate offices and manufacturing plant. Major Projects: Kristi House- Lee Orlowitz Child Center, Miami FL (Non-profit child advocacy center and Office of State Attorney); Science Center of the Americas, Miami, FL (Phase I Programming for the Miami Museum of Science); Coral Springs Charter School, Coral Springs, FL (Retail mall conversion); Ryder Elementary Charter School, Miami, FL; Sweet Donna's Country Store, South Miami, FL (restaurant); Ocean Reef Cultural Center, Key Largo, FL (auditorium, library and museum); Sasso & Gribble Poolhouses, North Miami, FL (poolhouse renovations); City of North Miami Main Street Revitalization, North Miami, FL; Cypress Lake Town Center, North Lauderdale, FL (shopping center renovation); Cordis Corp., Miami Lakes, FL (renovations and additions medical complex). June 1996- Oct 1997 LSM STUDIO -Miami, FL. Project Manager/ Facility Admistration responsible for development of South American corporate offices. Major Projects: Nortel CALA, Sunrise, FL (corporate offices of telecommunication company); NT Venezuela, Caracas, Venezuela; NT du Brazil, Sao Paulo, Brazil, NT Puerto Rico, San Juan, P.R. (sales offices for Nortel). - 791 Dec 1993 -May 1996 KOLL FACILITIES SERVICES - Miami and Sunrise, FL. Project Manager/ Facility Planner responsible for all user interface, project development and management, coordinate all facility requests and implementation, determine re -stack criteria, occupancy status and budget tracking, liaison between user - client and project construction. Major Projects: Northern Telecom CALA, Inc., Miami Lakes, FL (Latin American sales headquarters- telecommunications co.); Nortel CALA, Sunrise, FL (liaison between client and architect/ contractor for relocation of headquarters from six buildings to one building Apr 1993 -Nov 1993 FORBES ARCHITECTS - Coral Gables, FL. Project Manager. Major Projects: Bentley's Luggage and Gifts (Nationwide retail store build -outs); Graham Properties, Miami Lakes, FL (retail and commercial renovations); Spanish Trace, Miami, FL (renovation multi -family development). Jan 1993- Apr 1993 LOURDES SOLERA, ARCHITECT - Miami, FL. Design, site planning and development, construction documents. Major Projects: Mertz Residence, Miami, FL (addition and renovations); Emaus Retreat House, Miami, FL (addition and renovations religious center). Jun 1991 -Jan 1993 HATCHER, ZEIGLER, GUNN & ASSOCIATES - South Miami, FL. Project Architect, design development and construction documents. Major Projects: Amelia Earhart Elementary / Hialeah Middle School, Hialeah, FL (addition and renovations); Opa-Locka Elementary, Opa-Locka, FL (addition and renovations); Rainbow Park Elementary, Miami, FL (addition and renovations). Sep 1989 -May 1991 dB ASSOCIATES - Charlottesville, VA. Intern Architect Architectural design, construction documents for commercial and residential development. Jun 1987 -Aug 1989 FRASUER KNIGHT ASSOCIATES - Miami, FL . Intem Architect Major Projects: Northern Trust Bank, Coral Gables, FL (interior build -out); Financial Federal, Miami Beach, FL (historical renovation); Easter Seal Society, Miami, FL (addition and renovation child development center); Hope Center, Miami, FL (training facility for mentally and physically handicapped). RELATED EXPERIENCE Board of Directors, Miami Chapter, American Institute of Architects, 2001 -present President -Elect - AIA Miami 2003 Secretary / Treasurer - AIA Miami 2002 Chair AIA Miami- Architecture Week, 2000 - 2002 Board - City of Miami Historic Preservation and Environmental Board, 1997 - present Board of Directors, Miami Design Preservation League, 1995 - present Secretary - MDPL 2001-presesent Volunteer Tour Guide, Miami Design Preservation League, Jan. 1992 - present ORGANIZATIONS American Institute of Architects 1988-90; 1997 - present Society of Architectural Historians 1989 - present Miami Design Preservation League 1991- present National Trust for Historic Preservation 1989 - present REFERENCES Available upon request `)3- 791 Jun 16 03 01:45p p•z OFFICIAL �,� or NOMINATION FORM `g �a# HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD NAME BUSINESS ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, ZIP CODE) /O/ !/. 'x:-4 4r S,/- .-6 33/3 TELEPONE N (DAYTIME) TELEPHONE NUMB (HOME) 305 - 376 - /613 W6- 573 - 041sS LIST ANY OTHER PROPERTYpES) LOCATED WITHIN THE CITY OF MIAMI LIMITS TO WHICH YOU -HOLD TITLE THE HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PPISMVATION BOARD MUST BE COMPOSED OF THE FoLLOWIM POSITIONS. CHECK THE POSITION(S) FOR WHICH YOU ARE QUALIFIED. NOMINEES FOR THE PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS WHO MET THE DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENT SHOULD ALSO CHECK THE'CMZEN' CATEGORY. NOMINEES WHO MEET ANY OF THE LISTED CATEGORIES MAY ALSO CHECK THE `ALTERNATE MEMBER' CATEGORY. BOARD MEMBERS MUST EITHER BE PERMANENT RESIDENTS OF THE CITY OF MIAMI OR WORK OR MAINTAIN A BUSINESS IN THE CITY OF MIAMI OR OWN REAL PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF MIAMI. BOARD MEMBERS MUST APPOINTED ACCORDING TO THE FOLLOWING QUALIFICATIONS: ❑ ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE AN ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE. ❑ ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE A LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE. HISTO OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN QUALIFIED BY MEANS OF EDUCATION OR EXPERIENCE LY'ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BEAND HAVING DEMONSTRATED LEDGE AND INTEREST IN COUNTY HISTORY OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY. ❑ ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BE AN ARCHITECT OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN HAVING DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE IN ARCHITECTURAL RESTORATION AND HISTORIC PRESERVATION. ❑ ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BEAN EXPERIENCED REAL ESTATE BROKER LICENSED BY THE STATE. ❑ ONE (1) MEMBER SHALL BEA PERSON EXPERIENCED IN THE FIELD OF BUSINESS AND FINANCE OR LAW. 0-11THREE (3) MEMBERS SHALL BE CITIZENS WIT., DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND INTEREST IN THE HISTORIC AND ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE OF THE CITY AND/OR CONSERVATION OF THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT, ARID 4-1—AY ALSO QUALIFY UNDER ANY OF THE ABOVE CATEGORIES. R ONE (1) ALTERNATE MEMBER SHALL QUALIFY UNDER ONE (1) OF THE ABOVE CATEGORIES. PROVIDE A SUMMARY STATEMENT OF THE EDUCATION. EXPERIENCE, ACTIVITIES, AND/OR OTHER PERTINENT INFORMATION WHICH DEMONSTRATES YOUR QUALIFICATIONS FOR THEpPOSITION(S) CHECKED ABOVE. PLEASE ATTACH A RESUME. Jun 16 03 01:49p 2 P - Jorge ZamanMo home (186)573-0455 16201 SW 87 Court office (305)375-1492 Village of Palmetto Bay, FL 33157 Professional Experience Historical Museum of Southern Florida, 2000 -present - Curator of Object Collections Responsible for managing, conserving, and interpreting three-dimensional artifacts in museum collection and acquiring objects and collections for the museum. Research and writing for exhibits, journals and publications. Archaeological and Historical Conservancy, Inc., 1988-2000 -Archaeologist and Project Manager Field archaeologist and project director for cultural resource management and preservation projects through'oilt south Florida. Education Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL BA Anthropology/Minor in History, 1989-1991 Miami Dade Community College, Miami, FL AA General Studies/Music, 1988-1989 Foreign Languages: Fluent in Spanish Affiliations: American Anthropological Association, American Association of Museums, Florida Associations of Museums, Florida Anthropological Society 03- 791 Jun 16 03 01:45p June 5, 2003 Commissioner Angel Gonzalez City of Miami, District I City Miall 3500 Pan American Drive Miami, FL 33133 Re: Historic and Environmental Preservation Board Dear Commissioner Gonzalez: Enclosed is my�omination form and resume for your consideration in the appointment of a board member for the City of Miami's Historic and Environmental Preservation Board. I am currently a member of the "HEP" board I would like to continue serving as member under your appointment. The City of Miami's Preservation board consists of strong candidates with backgrounds in architecture, history, law, and preservation. I was the first candidate to be appointed to the board with a background in archaeology. This background experience has helped the board strengthen its position when dealing with matters concerning archaeological and prehistoric sites in the City. I believe it will also help in dealing with important issues the City will face with pending developments in Downtown Miami located near known archaeological sites. Thank you for your consideration. Please call if you have any questions I did not address. Sincerely,, Jorge Zamanillo p.3 03- 791 Jun 16 03 01:45P { FACSIMILE TRANSMISSION j t IETORICAL MUSEUM TO: JCtm 1 ` /C/`/l. 17ROar_ PAGES: R E. VGENT f9FOR REVIEW OPLEASE COMMENT EASE REPLY 0 PLEASE RECYCLE NOTES/COMMENTS: �o:4L 2an^.A/t' 1 FOR Y nt_R 1NF( ,FL1LMON ... SPECIAL EXHISI?S The Ever -fades: Exploitation & Conservation Februar'2- _00_ - August 19, 2002 Cuba: Flora and Fauna Septembe-- G, 2002- J:tnu-tr - 19, 3003 SPECIAL EVENTS Croquet and Croquetas �a '1, 2002 Harvest Festival November 23-24 For information on any of the abovc exhibits or events, please can (305) 374-1492, or visit www.historical-museum.org HISTORIC. -XL NI(-"_ECNI OF SO(:TKER\ FLORIDA Miatni-Dade Cultural Center, 101 West Flagler Street, A.Iiaml, Florida 33130 Telephone: (303) 373-1192 Facsimile: (305) 343-1609 E-mail: hasfun`.historica1-rauseum.org Web Site: wztw.historical-museum-Org