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Home My WebLink AboutR-94-0771J-94-844 10/27/94 (M 94-762 10/27/92) 0; <4 . NM %)� ��• . 94 - 771 RESOUJTION • • •• r r CERTAIN rNr rDTO SERVE AS MOM OF r • • D ENVIR30=AL PRESERVATION HERUN. BOARD FOR TERMS OF OFFICE AS DESIGNATED WHEREAS, the Historic and Environmental Preservation Board was establiabjed by Oxtl3.r� No. 10875, adopted April 25, 1991, to designate properties as historic sites, historic districts, and axcheological zones, to approve or deny Certificates of Appropriateness for said designated properties, and to approve or deny Certificates of Approval for development within Environmental Preservation Districts; and WHEREAS, it is intended that members of the Historic and Environmental. Preservation Board shall be persons of knowledge, experience, mature judgment and background, having ability and desire to act in the public interest and representing the various special professional training, experience, and interests required to make informed and equitable decisions concerning preservation and protection of the physical and natural environment; and WfMMS, ordt.nance No. 11130, adopted March 24, 1994, terminated the terms of all current members of the Historic and Environmental Preservation Board, thus creating ten (10) vacancies on the Board; cm COMMUOU MEETING OF 94— 771 Section 1. The recitals and findings contained in the Preamble to this Resolution axe hereby adopted by reference thereto and incorporated herein as if fully set forth in this Section. Section 2. The following individuals axe hereby appointed as members of the City of Miami Historic and Environmental Preservation Board to serve terms of two (2) years, or until the nominating commissioner leaves office, whichever occurs first in the following categories: Arthur H. King, Sr. .1/ -1/ I/ Architect member (Nominated. by Mayor Clark) LaWscape Architect member (Nominated by Commissioner De Yurre) Historian/Architectural Historian member (Nominated by Commissioner Gort) Restoration Architect member (Nominated by Vice -Mayor Dawkins) Real. Estate Broker member (Nominated by Commissioner De Yurre) Business and Finance or Law member (Nominated by Commissioner Plunmer) Citizen member (Nominated by Mayor Clark) Citizen member (Nominated by Vice -Mayor Dawkins) Citizen member (Nominated by Commissioner J.L. Plummer) Alternate member (Nominated by Commissioner Gort) The term of this appointment oonmenoes this date although said appointment becomes effective upon the submission in writing to the City Clerk of the member's name by the City Commissioner indicted. above. The City Clerk shall thereupon notify all other City Camiissioners, the City Manager, City Attorney and the Chairperson of the herein Board. 94- 771 -2- Section 3. The residency requirements contained in Section 2-428 of the Code of the City of Miami., Florida, as amended, are hereby waived with regard to the following Jrr vidu&Is appointed as members of the City of Miami Historic and Environmental Preservation Hoard: 1. Richard Heisenbottle 2. Raul L. Rodriguez Section 4. This Resolution sha11become effective immediately upon its adoption. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 27 day of October 1994. P . , MAYOR r • � • �r �• • • � :%A.11 NMI CITY ATTO BSS:M4742 N CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM 31 TO: Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Commission FROM : , Cesa City err RECOMMENDATION: .... S .I .' DATE : UGI 1 b' 1994 FILE SUBJECT: Appointments - Historic and Environmental Preservation Board REFERENCES: City Commission Agenda ENCLOSURES: October 27, 1994 It is respectfully recommended that nine (9) members and one (1) alternate member be appointed to fill vacancies on the Historic and Environmental Preservation Board, based upon names and qualifications submitted to the City Clerk. BACKGROUND: Pursuant to Ordinance 11130, adopted on March 24, 1994, the terms of all members of the Historic and Environmental Preservation (HEP) Board were terminated, thus creating ten (10) vacancies on the -Board. Members of the HEP Board must be experienced individuals representing specific professions related to the Board's responsibilities. Listed below are the names of persons who qualify for each category and who have submitted applications to the City Clerk for appointment to fill the vacancies on the Board. A list of former incumbents is attached. Because Board members must be appointed in these specific positions, the following categories for each Commissioner, based upon previous appointments, are listed below. Commission Appointment Group BY Category Applicants 1 Mayor Clark Architect Lourdes Fernandez Richard Heisenbottle Mona Root Keith Soto Daniel Williams 94- '7171 (43) Page 1 of 3 Commission Appointment Group By Category Applicants .1 Mayor Clark Citizen Margot Ammidown Lourdes Fernandez Michael Goldstein Richard Heisenbottle Sallye Jude Arthur King, Sr. Samuel LaRoue, Jr. Victor Morel Joyce Nelson Jeanette Poole John Riordan Mona Root Miguel Seco Nancy Siemion Alisa Sommer Keith Soto Jennifer Ungers-Klein Scott Warfman Daniel Williams 5 Vice Mayor Dawkins Citizen 1/ 5 Vice Mayor Dawkins Restoration Architect/ Margot Ammidown Architectural Lourdes Fernandez Historian Richard Heisenbottle Victor Morel Miguel Seco Alisa Sommer Keith Soto 2 Comm. De Yurre Landscape Architect Ted Baker John Riordan Nancy Siemion 2 Comm. De Yurre Real Estate Broker Jeanette Poole 3 Comm. Plummer Business and Finance/ Manuel Arvesu Law Michael Goldstein Arthur King, Sr. Scott Warfman 3 Comm. Plummer Citizen 1/ 94- 71 Page 2 of 3 I� Commission Appointment Group gy 4 Comm. Gort 4 Comm. Gort Category Applicants Historian/ Margot Ammidown Architectural Samuel LaRoue, Jr. Historian Miguel Seco Alternate Margot Ammidown Manuel Arvesu Ted Baker Lourdes Fernandez Michael Goldstein Richard Heisenbottie Sallye Jude Authur King, Sr. Samuel LaRoue, Jr. Victor Morel Joyce Nelson Jeanette Poole John Riordan Mona Root Miguel Seco Nancy Siemion Alisa Sommer Keith Soto Jennifer Ungers-Klein Scott Warfman Daniel Williams 1/ See list of qualified applicants for Citizen member under Mayor Clark's appointments. - '7'71 Page 3 of 3 CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM TO: HONORABLE STEPHEN P. CLARK, MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COMMISSION FROM : Y*7: a� MXMHIRAI City Clerk DATE : October 13, 1994 FILE : SUBJECT : Applications received for the Historic and Environmental Preservation Board REFERENCES: ENCLOSURES (19 sets of applications) The deadline for submission of applications for appointments to the Historic and Environmental Preservation Board was October 12, 1994. Our office has received 19 applications (copies attached). It will be In order for the City Commission to make appointments to this board at the meeting of October 27,1994. There are ten (10) vacancies in said board, nine regular members and one alternate member. All current members' terms have expired. The qualifications of members and alternate members shall be as follows: a One member shall be an architect registered in the State. b One member shall be a landscape architect registered in the State. c One 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. d) One member shall be an architect or architectural historian having demonstrated knowledge and experience in architectural restoration and historic preservation. e) One member shall be an experienced real estate broker licensed by the State. f) One member shall be a person experienced in the field of business and finance or law. g) Three 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. h) One alternate member shall qualify under any one of the above categories. Section 62-71(2) states, in part: "No person shall be appointed to membership or alternate membership on the board whose name and qualifications have not been made publicly available..." Applications have been received from the following individuals: • Margot Ammidown (Story Producer, Metropolitan Home Magazine, HP Consultant) • Manuel M. Arvesu Attorney) • Ted Baker, ASLA (Professor, Graduate Program in Landscape Architecture) • Lourdes Fernandez (Architect) • Michael Goldstein (Attorney) • Richard J. Heisenbottle, AIA, (Architect) • Sallye G. Jude (did not state occupation) • Samuel D. La Roue, Jr. (Director of Admissions and Registration MDCC) • Victor Morel (Architectural Designer) • Joyce E. Nelson (Major Accounts Regional Marketing Executive) 94- 771 S • Jeanette I. Poole (Real Estate Broker) • John Joseph Riordan (Florida Registered Landscape Architect) • Mona Root (Architect) Miguel A. Seco (Executive Director) • Alisa Block Sommer (Architect and Town Planner) • Keith Edward Soto (Architect) • Jennifer Ungers-Klein (Landscape Architect) • Scott L. Warfman ((Attorney) • Daniel Williams, A(A (Architect - Environmental Planner) Present board members, whose terms have expired, are: CATEGORY: Lulsa Botifoll Murai (nominated by former Commissioner Architect Seat Kennedy) Richard Heisenbottle (nominated by former Commissioner Restoration Architect or Alonso) Architect Historian Seat Robert Fitzsimmons (nominated by Commissioner Business, Finance or Law Plummer) Seat Arthur H. ling, Sr., Chairperson (nominated by Vice Mayor Citizen Seat Dawkins) Raul L. Rodriguez (nominated by Commissioner Plummer) Citizen Seat Francisco Avellanet (nominated by former Mayor Suarez) Citizen Seat MH:sl cc: Sergio Rodriguez, Assistant City Manager/Director of Planning, Building & Zoning Sarah Eaton, Planner II, Planning Section Eivi Gallastegui, Agenda Coordinator 9 4 -- 771 ZI f� O F F I C I A L+. N0M I N A T ION FORM HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD �!:s M NAME ��11 CY1A R>� GoT- rrirv% k (3o U-'*-� PERMANENT ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, ZIP CODE) ,+ 3143L\JI�L10kF-L� �o�-o ,1� Vkvoli , FL. 3 3133 t OCCUPATION - BUSINESS/EMPLOYER ' y SCt..F ;• BUSINESS ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, ZIP CODE) . TELEPHONE (HOME) TELEPHONE (BUSINESS) Lt Ll (o - Li 0-Ts, SA me ADDRESS OF ANY PROPERTY, OTHER THAN:YOUR HOME OR PLACE OF BUSINESS, WITHIN CITY OF MIAMI WHICH YOU OWN THE HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD MUST BE COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS. CHECK THE POSITIONS) FOR WHICH YOU ARE QUALIFIED. 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. ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. HISTORIAN OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN QUALIFIED BY 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. t CITIZEN UPTH DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND INTEREST IN THE HISTORICAL AND ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE OF THE CITY AND/OR CONSERVATION OF THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT. ALTERNATE MEMBER WHO QUALIFIES UNDER ONE OFF THE ABOVE CATEGORIES. 771 over WITHIN THIS SPACE, PROVIDE A SUMMARY STATEMENT OF THE EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE, ACTIVITIES, AND OR ,OTHER PERTINENT INFORMATION WHICH DEMONSTRATES YOUR QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE POSITIONS) CHECKED ABOVE. SEF' zr-su'*&E� t PLEASE PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IN THE SPACE PROVIDED, OR ATTACH A SEPARATE RESUME. EDUCATION: T 'FL A . S t LXY UMSt1z� WORK EXPERIENCE: ( S G E ee s u E) ORGANIZATIONS AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: P 94- 771 R E S U M E MARGOT AMMIDOWN 3634 BAYVIEW ROAD MIAMI, FL 33133 TEL: (305) 446-4075 Professional Experience City Editor, Miami, Metropolitan Home Magazine, Hachette, Filipacchi Magazines, New York: Regional editor for nationally published architecture and design magazine. (1994 - current) Director,' Metro -Dade County Historic Preservation Division: Administrative director for county agency with staff of four. Principle responsibilities included administering the County's historic preservation ordinances and regulations; architectural review of various restoration projects to assure compliance with the Secretary of the Interior Standards; establishing County historic preservation policy; principle staff to appointed Dade County Historic Preservation Board responsible for regular public hearings; writing and public speaking.( 1989-1994). Independent Consultant Independent consultant on various historical, educational, and preservation projects. Clients included: Hillman & Carr Associates; Washington D. C.; Metro -Dade County; Dade Heritage Trust: The Historical Museum of Southern Florida; The Archeological Conservancy of Southern Florida; Federal Aviation Administration, Washington D.C.; Film &Video production: Maysles Films, New York," The Surrounded Islands and various commercials, production assistant; Southern Films, Miami, "The S&S Diner", "The Arts in Florida", assistant editor, "Last Days of The Miami News," co -producer; Limelight Studios, "Midnight Crossing," assistant editor Artful Rhetoric, 'Taylor Slough," editor, "The Ashanti," editor, "Miami Underground," producer, editor, "Maleucca," producer, editor(1984-1989). Historic Site Specialist, Metro -Dade County Historic Preservation Division: Principle responsibilities included research and preparation of historic site designation reports; field surveys for the Dade County Historic Survey including architectural descriptions and assessments; writing and publications. (1979-1983). Selected Public Presentations. Workshops . Charrettes American Planning Association, presentation to Southeast Regional Meeting, April, 1994. Metro -Dade Board of County Commissioners, various presentations 1990 - 1994. New South Dade Planning Charette, Co -Team Captain, sponsored by "We Will Rebuild", 1992. FEMA Disaster Team, presentation on historic sites in Dade County and their status after the Hurricane, 1992. National Trust for Historic Preservation, presentation at annual national conference, Natural Disasters and Historic Buildings, 1992. University of Miami School of Architecture, Guest Lecturer, various classes, 1992 - 1994. 94- 771 1 Selected Pubs... cont] Art Deco Weekend, presentation on Dade County's Historic Buildings, Miami Design Preservation League, 1992. Florida International University, School of Environmental Studies, panel discussion on hurricane recovery and the environment, 1993. Art Deco Weekend, panel discussion, Miami Design Preservation League, 1993. The Agri Council of Dade County, presentation at annual meeting, 1993. Presentations to various neighborhood organizations including: The Redlands Citizens Association, Lola B. Walker Homeowners Assoc.., Goulds Community Action Agency, Coral Gables Historic Preservation Board, etc. MacFarlane Historic District Neighborhood Workshop, Coordinator, speaker, sponsored by the Dade County Historic Preservation Division with a Preservation Services Grant from the National Trust, 1991. Committees and Boards Overtown Historic Folklife Village Advisory Board, 1991-1992. We Will Rebuild, Planning Subcommittee, Chairman: Robert McCabe, 1992-1993. Dade Heritage Trust, Board of Trustees, current. Miami Light, New Works Committee, Culture Clash, current. Architectural Selection Committees: MacFarlane Historic District Design Guidelines; Opa Locka Train Station; Deering Estate Restoration Plan (advisor). Grant Review Panels: Dade County Community Development Block Grants; State of Florida Hurricane Trust Fund Grants to Historic Properties; State of Florida, Special Grant-ln- Aid; Dade Heritage Trust/We Will Rebuild grants to hurricane damaged historic properties. Juries: US /ICOMOS (International Council on Monuments and Sites) & American Express Preservation Awards for the Caribbean, 1994. Steering Committee, The Women's Hemispheric Conference, Voices and Visions for the 21st Century, sponsored by The President's Summit of the Americas Host Committee, 1994. Selected Publications Ammidown, Margot, et. al., Places in Time: Historic Architecture and Landscapes of Miami. (photographs of John Gillan), FIU, School of Design, 1994. Ammidown, Margot, Rocco Ceo. Redland Preservation and Tourism Plan. Metro -Dade County and the University of Miami School of Architecture, 1993. Ammidown, Margot. Lessons From South Dade: Hurricane Damage and Historic Buildings, Preservation Today. Dade Heritage Trust, 1993. -------- Parrot Jungle: Not Just a Place Where Birds Ride Bicycles, Preservation Today, Dade Heritage Trust, 1991. ---- "The Wagner Family: Pioneer Life on the Miami River", Tequesta. No. XLII, 1982. I 'l— 1,1171 C—) Rodriguez, Ivan. From Wilderness to Metropolis: The History and Architecture of Dade County, Florida 1825 - 1945. Dade County and Banyan Books, 1982, 2nd ed. 1991. The Seminole Tribe, Inc.: Winning and Losing at the Whiteman's Game, The Florida Anthropologist. January, 1982. Awards and Grants Grants (writer, administrator): John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, Proposal to Save ' Historic South Dade, $250,000.; Community Development Block Grant, sub -grant program for the MacFarlane District Target Area Renovation Project, $240,000.; State of Florida Emergency Hurricane Grant, sub -grant program $50,000:;' Preservation Services Grant, National Trust, MacFarlane Historic District Workshop, $1,500. Awards: Florida Trust for Historic Preservation, Best Printed Material for the Redland Preservation and Tourism Plan, 1994; Louis Wolfson Media History Center Award, Best Educational Film for "Miami Underground," a documentary film about the excavation of the Old Cutler Fossil Site, producer, 1989. Education Florida State University, Tallahassee, Florida BA, Art History, 1978. University of Miami, Miami, Florida Masters Program, Film Social Security Number 265-78-2656 Date of Birth October 20, 1951 Citizenship United States 9�- 771 Margot Ammidown 3634 Bayview Road Coconut Grove, FL 33133 Mayor Steven Clark & Members of the Board of City Commissioners Miami City Hall 3500 Pan American Drive Miami, FL 33133 October 10, 1994 Dear -Mayor Clark & City Commissioners: Enclosed is my application seeking an appointment to the City's Heritage and Environmental Preservation Board. I have worked professionally and as a concerned citizen in the field of preservation and believe I would be an asset to this board. Thank you for your consideration. Sincerely, e- �4�, ®--C'-�`--' Margot Amm' wn i La 94- !/1 . OFFICIAL NOMINATION F0RM RECF71\," n •94 OC1.12 P 1 :42 HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD . hid, � • . nHne C4f1 a±.�,rLM. ---- MANUEL M. ARVESU PERMANENT ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, ZIP CODE) 9D Edgewater Drive, # 802, Cdral Gables , F1 33133 OCCUPATION Attorney BUSINESS/EMPLOYER MANUEL M. ARVESU,-P:A. BUSINESS ADDRESS STREET, CITY, ZIP•CODE) 2000 S. Dixie Hwy, Suite 200, Coconut Grove, F1133133 TELEPHONE (HOME) TELEPHONE (BUSINESS) (305) 662-5082 ADDRESS OF ANY PROPERTY, OTHER THAN YOUR HOME'OR PLACE OF BUSINESS, WITHIN CITY OF MIAMI WHICH YOU OWN N/A THE HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD MUST BE COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS. CHECK THE POSITION(S) FOR WHICH YOU ARE QUALIFIED. 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, ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. HISTORIAN OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN QUALIFIED BY 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$ X PERSON EXPERIENCED IN BUSINESS AND FINANCE OR LAW. . CITIZEN WITH DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND INTEREST IN THE HISTORICAL AND ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE OF THE CITY AND/OR CONSERVATION OF THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT. X ALTERNATE MEMBER WHO QUALIFIES UNDER ONE OF THE ABOVE CATEGORIES. 9 4 ! ry ry A••wM z0/T0'd 0S0z bSe S0£ 1Wfdlw X .00SSt1 801-rd3a 80:9T *6T-TT-100 WITHIN THIS SPACE, R A UNNARY STATEMENT N, xP , , AND 0 OTHER -PERTINENT INFORMATION WHICH DEMONSTRATES YOUR QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE POSITION(S) CHECKED ABOVE. I have a Juris Doctor degree from the University of Notre Dame and a Bachelor in Business Administration from the University of Miami. I have worked in the area of Real Estate since obtaining my license in 1986. My. practice is strictly geared to Real Estate and Real Estate transactions. I am active in the community and want to give back to this city. I grew up .in the city of Miami and think its --.a unique and special place. PLEASE PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IN THE SPACE -PROVIDED, OR ATTACH A SEPARATE RESUME. EDUCATIONS ( See Attached Resume) WORK EXPERIENCES ( See Attached Resume) ORGANIZATIONS AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: ( See Attached Resume) 04- 771 �Z0iZ0'd 0SOZ V98 S0£ IWHIW do 'Dosso 861"Td3i 60:9T k6i-tj-130 y G OFFICIAL NOMINATION FORM RECE!,t`'L---P '94 OCT 11 P 4 :0 HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD M A ,,; NAME Gil ; (J PERMANENT ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, ZIP CODE) 4A OCCUPATION' j `-✓ ' DO o S lc7pt 17410,m � a- a �u� Uo� r mil° �/s 1 BUSINESS/EMPLOYE - ✓ F v..an l . BUSINESS ADDRESS ( EET, CITY, ZIP CODE) TELEPHONE (HOME) TELEPHONE (BUSINESS) /vo1ve ADDRESS OF ANY PROPERTY, OTHER THAN YOUR HOME OR PLACE OF BUSINESS, WITHIN CITY OF MIAMI WHICH YOU OWN THE HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD MUST BE COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS. CHECK THE POSITIONS) FOR WHICH YOU ARE QUALIFIED. 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. ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. V✓ LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. HISTORIAN OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN QUALIFIED BY 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. CITIZEN WITH DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND INTEREST IN THE HISTORICAL AND ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE OF THE CITY AND/OR CONSERVATION OF THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT. ALTERNATE MEMBER WHO QUALIFIES UNDER ONE OF THE ABOVE CATEGORIES. _ < Lover i. ITHIN THIS SPACE, PROVIDE A SUMMARY STATEMENT OF THE EDUCATION, cXPERIENCE, ACTIVITIES, AND OR OTHER PERTINENT INFORMATION WHICH DEMONSTRATES YOUR QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE POSITIONS) CHECKED ABOVE. PLEASE PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IN THE SPACE PROVIDED, OR ATTACH A SEPARATE RESUME. EDUCATION: 1 WORK EXPERIENCE: ORGANIZATIONS AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: 11� CURRICULUM VITAE R F r i V E D Edward Theodore (Ted) Baker, ASLA, EDUCATION QCT i Q {� 2 MDes Harvard University / Graduate School of Design Emphasis: Landscape Ecology and regional landscape. planning. Advisors: Dr. Richard T.T. Forman. Dr, Carl Steinitz. Dr. Michael Binford ; MLA Florida International University / School of Design Emphasis: Rural landscapes, preservation of historic (inn 6.bpes, landscape ecology. Advisor: Leonardo Alvarez. ASLA BSLA California Slate Polytechnic University / Bachelor of Science In Landscape Architecture Emphasis: Site design, urban design, residential design, and park planning. Advisor: Jere Stuart French, FASLA AAS State University of New York / Department of Ornamental Horticulture Emphasis: Horticultural technology Including soils, plant growth, garden design, & construction. Advisors: Daniel Dowd. Donald Griffiths, Dr. Harvey Borke LA Florida, #322 LA Arizona, #7765 LA Council of Landscape Architectural Registration Boards, #123 American Society of Landscape Architects Society for Ecological Restoration Ecological Society of America Soil and Water Conservation Society American Geographic Society International Society of Tropical Foresters American Society of Landscape Architects, Florida Chaper / Award of Excellence,1969 Barefoot Bay Recreation Facilities America The Beautiful Fund & The National Endowment for the Arts / Design Grant.1969 Martin Luther 14ng Park / Model Cities Program , American Society of Landscape Architects, Florida Chaper / Award of Excellence,1970 Scott Plaza Florida Nurserymen and Growers Association / Award of Excellence,1976 Bassett Estate Florida Nurserymen and Growers Association / Award of Merit,1979 Sabal Chase New Communtiy Florida Nursrymen and Growers Association / Award of Merit,1979 Sky Lake Villias Florida Nurserymen and Growers Associatiari , / Award of Exceilance:1981 South Bay Club National Landscape Association / Award of Merit.1981 Haft Residence City of Clearwater Coachman Park & Bandshell Design Competition / First Prize,1982 with Mateu Architects Florida Nurserymen and Growers Association / Award of Recognition, 1982 Apogee Townhouses Builders Association of South Florida / FAME Award of Excellence.1983 Lexington Green at PGA National Florida Nurserymen and Growers Association / Award of Excellence,1984 Trourig Residence Florida Nurserymen and Growers Association / Award of Recognition,1984 Alamo Park 94- 771 1Z. o� National Landscape Association / Superior Award, 1987 Rosenberg Residence American Association of Nurserymen / Award of Excellence, 1988 Alamo Park National Landscape Association / Award of Honor, 1988 Civic Center Metrorail Station Florida Arts Council & Florida Secretary of State / Florida Design Arts Award,1992 Charles Wharton Johnson Pavilion and Park with Maseu Architects Charles Deering Estate / 1994 / Ecological and historical restoration and management Issues related to this 390 acre site under Dade County Parks management. Douglas Apartment District / 1994 / Assessment of street closure, right-of-way, and pedestrian space Issues wftNn this residential zone of City of Coral Gables. City of Mlami Urban Development Review Board / 1972-1984 / Review of proposals Impacting urban areas, particulariythe Biro kell Corridor. City of Coral Gables Beautification Committee / 1969 Metropolitan Dade County Historic Preservation Board / 198D-1988 / Designation of County historic sites; review of Certificates of Appropriateness. Metropolitan Dade County Master Plan Update / 1973 / Task Force on Environment / Identification, assessment, and recommendations on impacts and alternatives In development -environment relationship, Habitat for Humanity / Jordan Commons Project / 1994 / Initial recommendations related to site design and native landscape palette. Trees for Dade Tree Selection Committee / 1993-1994 / Identification of appropriate species for hurricane - related landscape restoration of public sites. Southeast Peninsula Study Team, St, Kitts and Nevis / Fragile Lands Program of USAID / 1988-1989 / Inventory, assessment, and recommendations to preserve cultural remnants, historical, and environmental values in this Caribbean nation. South Dade Reconstruction Study /'We WIII Rebuild' / Natural Patterns Team, FIU / 1992-1993 South Dade Reconstruction Study /'We Will Rebuild' / Urban & Agricultural Patterns Team, FIU / 1992-1993 South Dade Reconstruction Study /'We Will Rebuild' / Preservation & Toursim Network Team, FIU / 1992-1993 'Rails -to -Trails - An Analysis of the CSX Right -of -Way' (first phase) / Zeiller, Neckelmann, Grosswirth 'New River North Fork Greenways Project' / Mayo, Sonneberg 'Preferences of Potential User Groups - CSX Ralls-to-Trails' / Brugos 'Historic Landscape Restoration of Anderson's Comer' / Gonzalez del Valle 'Environmental and Historic Inventory & Analysis of Matheson Nursery' / Schafer, Attah, Hutts, D'Arcy 'Sustainable Policy Guidelines for South Dade County' / Richardson, Voulgaridou 'Dade County Farmlands Study' / Zeiller, Spence, Neckelmanh, Sprunt, Grosswirth 'Hurricane Damage in Charles Deering Estate' / Bannor, Haddad 'Hurricane Damage in Continental Park' / Slocum, Walega 'Hurricane Damage at Castellow Hammock' / Brugos, Mills, Honeychurch 'Design Alternatives for Continental Park' / Haddad, Slocum, Brugos, Walega 'South Florida Landscape & Environmental Bibliography' / Aftah 'Design and Planning Proposals, Historic Matheson Nursery Site' / Meyer 'Windley Key Historic and Geologic Site' / Varona, Ellison, D'Arce, Ng 'Indian Key Historic Site' / Gatelle, Richardson, Williams, Meyer 'Westwinds Park Master Development Plans' / del Valle, Rueda, Armijo PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Department of Parks, City of Santa Ana, California / Park Planner / 1965 Assessed, planned, designed, budgeted for urban park system. US Army Corps of Engineers, Pittsburg District / Landscape Architect / 1965-1966 Site Investigation and assessment, and design of recreation facilties at Berlin Reservoir, Ohio. Edwards and Kelcey, Consulting Engineers / Landscape Architect 11966 Inventory, assessment, alternative use recommendations, and conceptul design for 50 state forests and parks in New Jersey, embracing wetians, rivers, streams, coastal dues and beach, mountains, Pine Barrens, agricultural land uses, historic sites, in urban, suburban, and rural settings. /0 Z 94- 771 Office of Richard Cripps, ASLA / Landscape Architect / 1967 Sit"peclfic planning and landscape architecture for urban parks, housing, and estates. Mr. Paul Friedberg & Partners / Landscape Architect / 1968 Site inventory, assessment, urban design, site design, and planning recommendations for a variety of projects including city parks, hospitals, university campuses, office buildings, and housing. GAC Properties & Gulf American Land Corporation / Director of Landscape Architecture / 1969-1970 Site investigation, inventory, assessment, short and long rage planning, budgeting, and design of community amentles for residential projects in Florida and Arizona Including commerical facilities, school sites. parks and tot lots, golf courses, and shopping centers. Edward Durreil Stone Jr. and Associates / Landscape Architect / 1970 (part-time) Project design for large resort in Nassau, Bahamas, Ted Baker Group / Founding Principal and Landscape Architect / 1970-present Site investigation, inventory, assessment, short and long range planning, budgeting, and design of sites for estates, mixed use projects, multi -family housing, parks, shopping centers, schools, college and university buildings. office buildings and office parks, and resorts. Projects have included: Dinner Key Master Plan (with Russell Melton), Miami / 1971 Edison Center Commerical Area Beautification, Miami / 1971 Poinclana Recreation Facilities. Central Florida / 1972 Palmetto Dunes Resort. Highway 278 Landscape, Hilton Head bland / 1972 Palmetto Dunes resort. Entry and Information Center. Hilton Head island / 1972 Brickell Bay Ciub Condominium, Miami 11972 Palmetto Dunes Resort, Beach Villas / 1972 Oak Grove Gardens Apartments / 1972 FIU Multi -purpose Building (Perry Building), Miami / 1972 First Federal Office Building, Miami / 1972 Summerwinds Apartments, North Miami Beach 11972 The Terraces Apartments, Miami / 1972 Julia Tuttle Causeway, Miami Beach / 1973 Palm Coast I & ii Office Buildings, Miami / 1973 Village at Goldengiades Condominiums / 1973 Our Lady of Mercy Cemetery, Administration Building ! 1973 McDonalcis Restaurant (with C.A, Davis) / 1973 Portland Office Building, Miami / 1973 Minneapolis Office Building, Miami / 1973 Wellington Community Entry, Palm Beach County / 1973 Wellington Community Tot Lot, Palm Beach County / 1973 Queen of Heaven Cemetery, Entry, Feature Cypt, and Mausoleum / 1973 Sabal Chase New Community, Miami / 1973-1976 Burning Foot Community Park (with Dudley Omura) 11973 Appogee Townhouses, Coconut Grove 11974 Kendalltown Apartments, Miami / 1973 indcom Ives industrial Park, Plaza III / 1973 Buck Hill Condominiums, Myrtle Bach / 1973 Sabal Chase Recreation Facilfies and Park, Miami / 1974 Abitare Condominium, Coconut Grove / 1975 West Bird Shopping Center. Miami / 1975 Sabal Chase Min -Recreation Center, Miami / 1976 Sanpper Village Condominiums, Miami / 1976 Reeves Park, Miami / 1976 Bascom Palmer Eye Institute, On -grade Parking, Miami / 1976 Orange Bowl Corporate headquarters, Miami / 1976 Sky Lake Villas, North Miami Beach / 1976 The California Club, North Miami Beach / 1976 Twelve Oaks, North Palm Beach / 1976 Sky Lake Patio Homes, North Miami Beach / 1976 Devon Aire Elementary School, Miami / 1976 City of Miami Heavy Equipment Maintenance Facility. Miami 11977 Mango Hill Patio Homes, Hialeah / 1977 Mango Hill Townhouses, Hialeah ! 1977 Miami International Merchandise Mart & Expo Center, Miami / 1977 Cooper Plaza Stropping Center, Cooper City / 1977 Greenbrook Homes, North Miami Beach / 1977 Levitt Land Northdale Project, Tampa / 1977 94- 771 Levitt Land Lake St. George Project, Tampa / 1977 Logger's Run Entry, Palm Beach County / 1977 Cadillac Southern Model Homes, Miami 11977 Cimmaron at logger's Run, Palm Beach County 11977 Cocowood Lakes, Palm Beach County / 1977 Charter Club Restaurant, Miami / 1978 Norland Poste Office, North Miami Beach 11978 Corporate Park at ypress Creek, Broward County / 1978 Staten bland Botanical Garden Rose Garde, New York / 1978 Northlake Condominums, North Miami Beach / 1978 Sandpiper at the California Club Condominiums, North Miami Beach / 1978 England Air Force Base, Maintenance Building / 1978 New Port of Miami, Passenger Terminal / 1978 Puerto Azul Sales Center, Puerto Rico / 1978 Misty Lake North at Walden / 1978 Misty Lake North Recreation Center at Walden / 1978 Longview Condominiums, Coconut Grove / 1979 Hillsboro Headway Shopping Center ! 1979 Sunset Shopping Center / 1979 Laguna Gub Condominiums, Miami / 1979 Savin Office Building. Miami 11979 Stiles Office/Industrial park at Boca 111 / 1979 UM Jackson Memorial Medical Center, Landscape Master Plan Studies / 1979 Hemisphere Warehouse Facilities / 1979 Alamo Park at UM Jackson Medical Center, Miami / 1979 Swire Properties Brickell Key Condor Studies, Miami / 1979 Civic Center Metrorail Station, Miami / 1979 Boca Medical Center, Phase 1, Boca Raton / 1979 Belle Plaza Condominium, Miami Beach / 1979 Countryside Condominiums / 1979 Walden Community / 1979 Kendollwood Villas Condominiums, Miami / 1980 Dade County Bus Maintenance Facility, North Miami Beach ! 1980 Venetian Harbor Condominium, Miami / 1980 Venetian Harbor Park, Miami / 1960 Lucerne Lakes East, Palm Beach County / 1980 Boca Medical Center, Phase II, Boca Raton 11980 South Bay Club Condominium, Miami Beach / 1980 1221 Brickell Studies / 1980 Brickell Key Phase 1 / .1980 Misty Lake North at Walden / 1980 UM Jackson Memorial Medical Center Arbor Day Planting / 1980 Sterling's Mons Store / 1980 Corporate Park at Cypress Creek Design Standards / 1980 Misty Lake South recreation Center at Walden / 1980 Hallmark Condominium / 1980 Temple Emanuel /1980 Woodbury Townhouse & Single Family Models / 1980 Corporate Park at Cypress Creek Entry / 1980 Bricked Key Infrastructure Landscape Studdes / 1980 Ft. Lauderdale DDA Landscape and Graphics Program / 1980 HUD Florida 5-83 Housing / 1980 Ronald McDonald House at UM Jackson Medical Center / 1980 Magnum Office Building / 1980 Woodhawk Club Sales Center / 1980 Rosenstell Medical Sciences Building at UM Jackson Medical Center / 1980 UM Jackson Medical Center, South Campus Entry Improvements, Miami / 1980 Smith Terminal Warehouse / 1981 Poinciana Houses / 1981 Ft. Lauderdale DDA Downtown Bazaar Studies / 1981 Palms of Deerfield Public Housing / 1981 South Florida Evaluation and Treatment Center / 1981 Port Everglades Resource Recovery Facility ! 1981 The Mali at 163rd Street Conceptual Studies i 1981 Hansen Property Site inventory / 1981 0�O 94- 771 Woodhawk Club / 1981 Woodhawk Gub Recreation Center / 1981 Pilgrim's Rest at Strathmore Single Family Homes 11981 UM Jackson Medical Center &gnage Studies 11981 UM Jackson Medical Center Perimeter Landscape Studies / 1981 Tidesfoll Condominium / 1981 FDP Computer Center Office Building ! 1981 Civic Center Metrorall Station, Miami / 1981 Wells Fargo Office Building / 1981 Dennis Jenkins Office Building / 1981 Commonwealth Savings and Loan / 1981 Crystal Tower Office Building / 1982 Diplomat Golf and Tennis Lodge / 1982 Lexington Green at PGA Naflonal / 1982 Concord Executive Center (lst Nationwide Office Building) / 1982 Alamo Building and Landscape Restoration at UM Jackson Medical Center / 1982 Edward Don Warehouse and Office Complex / 1982 Gables Corporate Plaza / 1982 Barnett Center Landscape Renovations 11982 Southeast Connectors Office and Manufacturing Facility / 1983 School of Engineering, Building II at University of South Florida / 1983 Flagier Memorial Park Perimeter Landscape / 1983 Treasure Coy Entry Studies i 1983 Treasure Coy Pool Studies ! 1983 Two Residences at Paradise Island / 1983 The Circle at Lauderhill / 1983 Jacaranda Community at Plantation 11983 Beber Silverstein Office Building / 1983 Tully Cicero Office Building / 1983 Wimberly Library Addition at Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton i 1983 Florida Power & Light Corporate Office Park, Building 11, Juno Beach / 1963 Pinetree Corporate Center, Freeport, Bahamas 11983 Montagu Beach Hotel Garden Historic Garden Restoration / 1983 Spinnaker Condominium / 1983 Krome Service processing Center / 1983 Kings Bay Submarine Base / 1983 Florida Power & Ught Corporate Office Pak, Miscellaneous Projects, Juno Beach / 1983-1990 Hartford Homes Models / 1984 Lando Properties Shopping Center, North Miami Beach/ 1984 Florida Power & Light Corporate Office Park, Scrub Landscape Restoration, Juno Beach / 1984-1985 9uadomain Condominium 11984 Coral Springs Model Homes / 1984 Concorde Office Building / 1984 Villas at Ookridge / 1984 Wesfvlew Country Club Tennis Facilities Master Plan / 1984 Pompano Business Park, Phase One / 1984 University of Miami Medical Research Facility (South) / 1984 Love 94 (WLUV) Office Building and Studios / 1984 Dade County North Branch Courts Building % 1984 Key North Villas and Recreation Facilties / 1984 Westview Country Club Tennis Facilties Renovation, Phase One / 1985 Fontana Shopping Center, Tulsa / 1985 McDlll Air Force Base Commisary / 1985 Pompano Business Park, Andrews Avenue ROW / 1985 Pompano Business Park, Buildings 6,11, and 12 / 1985 Sayview Executive Plaza / 1985 Florida Power and Light, Landscape Test Plot / 1985 Manor Forest Master Plan / 1985 Bath Club Landscape Renovations (Breyer) / 1985 United Parcel Service Facility / 1985 Hialeah Police Headquarters / 1985 Logo Mar Master Plan / 1985 Cutler Rdige Ship Center Renovation Studies / 1985 Florida Power and Light Corporate Office Park Roof Garden / 1985 Ft, Allen Army Reserve Center, Puerto Rico / 1986 94- 771 4:�i Central Chiller Plant East, Miami International Airport / 1986 Lake Worth Psychiatric Hospital / 1986 Fox Hollow Entry and Models / 1986 Fox Hollow Villas / 1986 Courts Apartments at Kendall / 1986 Mystic Point Site / 1986 Mystic Point 'L' Site / 1986 South Florida Water Management District Headquarters / 1986 Mystic Point Ste Landscape and Amenities / 1986 Cordis Corporate Facilities / 1987 Vizcaya Village Studies / 1987 Meldon Mall, Nassau / 1987 St, Mary Business Park, Tampa / 1987 Dade County Human Resources Health Center / 1987 Florida Power & Light Corporate Office Park, On -Grade Parking 11988 Graduate Studies for MLA and MDes from 1988 through 1990 Fulford Elementary School / 1990 Columbus Landing (Club Med), San Salvador / 1991 Edison Middle School / 1993-1994 Fountalnbleau Stake of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints / 1993-1994 Jordan Commons / Homestead Habitat for Humanity / 1994 Centro Campedno Day Care Center / 1994 Florida International University / School of Design / Graduate Program in Landscape Architecture Assistant Professor - Full Time / 1992 - Present Visiting Assistant Professor - Full Time / 1992 Adjunct Assistant Professor - Part Time / 1989, 1990,1992 Graduate Courses Taught: LAA 6335, Site Development / 3 credits LAA 5424, Landscape Construction 113 credits LAA 5425, Landscape Construction II / 3 credits LAA 6215, Landscape Architectural Practice / 3 credits LAA 6382, Methods of Environmental Analysis / 3 credits LAA 6551, Tropical Landscape Systems. III (Sustainable Landscapes) / 3 credits LAA 6654, Landscape Architectural Design 11 / 6 credits LAA 6655, Landscape Architectural Design III / 6 credits LAA 6905, Independent Study / 1-3 credits LAA 6915, Supervised Research / 1-5 credits LAA 6935, Graduate Seminar (Planting Design) / 3 credits LAA 6971, Terminal Project / 6 credits University of Wisconsin /. Department of Landscape Architecture, Visiting Assistant Professor / Spring 1991 LA 375, Professional Practice In Landscape Architecture Florida International University / Institute for Public Policy Undergraduate Honors Seminar / Sprng 1993 'Environmental Policy and Decision Making' Florida International University / institute for Public Policy intergenerational Conference / Spring 1993 'Identifying and Acting on Environmental Concerns' Florida international University / kutttute for Public Policy Undergraduate Honors Seminar / Fall 1994 'is There a Crisis? Sustainabiiity in the 21st Century' Florida State Board of Landscape Architecture / Member 1992 - Present / Chair 1994 Council of Landscape Architectural Registration Boards (CLARB) - Member, Long Range Planning Committee LABASH Conference, 1992 / U of Texas at Arlington /'Lost Connections, Rebuilt Connections, and the Search for Meaning: Landscape Architecture in the 21st Century' LABASH Conference, 1994 / U of Illinois at Champaign /'Reclaiming a Sense of the Arcadian in 21st Century Landscapes: Do We Need It?' Dade Heritage Trust / Cultural Tourism Workshop, 1992 / 'Parks, Open Space, and Their impact on Tourism' National Trust for Historic Preservation / 1992 Annual Convention / Planned & Hosted Private Gardens Tour Design Charette Team Member / Habitat for Humanity / 200 unit Planned Community ASLA / National Committee on Women in Landscape Architecture / Member, Steering Committee �LRL 94- 771 a Landscape Assessment and Restoration Proposals / Anderson's Comers (National Register site) / 1994 Landscape Restoration / Historic African -American Edison Middle School / 1994 Garden Restoration Studies / Montagu Beach Hotel, Nassau / 1983 UM/ Jackson Medical Center'Alamo' Landscape Restoration (Historic Site) / 1982 Moira Dade County Historic Preservation Board / Member 1980 -1988 / Chair 1983,1986 Dade Heritage Trust / Historic Resources Committee / Co -Chair, Landscape Resources Inventory / 1994 Mayor's Douglas Apartment District Task Force / City of Coral Gables / 1994 Historic Landscape Inventory and Assessment / Anderson's Comer National Historic Site / 1994 Land Trust of Dade County / Board of Directors 11994 Alumnl/ae Council / Graduate School of Design, Harvard University / 1994 Walden Community School, Board of Directors, Vice -President / 1994 'Ecology, Environment, and Landscape', Baker, Buono, & Koptur / In Lessons Loomed from Hurricane Andrew/ 1993 'Tie Unique Character of South Florida' / In Rodda Designers Quarterly / Volume 4, Number 1, 1980 She Redland Landscape"/ in Rediand: A Preservation and Tourism Plan / 1993 'Historic Preservation and Tourism Study' (Team member) / New South Dade Planning Charette / 1993 'Natural Patterns Study' (Team member) / New South Dade Planning Charette / 1993 'Urban and Agricultural Land Use Study' (Team member) / New South Dade Planning Charette 11993 'A Framework for inventory, Assessment, and Valuation of Cultural Landscapes in Agricultural Areas of South Dade County' / 1989, unpublished) 'Three Environmental Movements and How We Think About the American Landscape' / 1994, unpublished 'Jasper Francs Cropsey: American Landscape Painter'/ 1989, unpublished 'Landscape perceptipon and community meaning' / 1990, unpublished 'Hedgerows in Fiance: characteristics, function, and some comparisons' / 1991, unpublished 'is there a steady state In the landscape? A look at Hubbard Brook' / 1989, unpublished 'The Caribs of St, IBtts: cultural adaptation and 500 years to sustainobility' / 1990, unpublished 'Enhancing Education Through Landscape Unkages' / 1994 Caribbean Americas Business Network 'Scenic Highways: Exploring the Interactions Between the Visual, Cultural, and Political Landscapes' 1996 International Symposium on Public Works and the Human Environment, U of Washington Executed works of landscape architecture: Rosenberg Residence and Haft Residence / Residential Landscapes / 1984, Pierceall) Sabal Chose New Community / Environmental Qualify by Design / 1975, Vera Twelve Oaks / HOUSING Saba) Chase New Community / HOUSING South Bay Club / DESIGN SOUTH Apogee Townhouses / ARCHITECTURAL RECORD Reiss Residence / LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE iNFLORIDA Gaineswood Condominium / LANDS'CAPEARCHITECWREINFLORIDA Law Residence / FLORIDA ARCHITECT Steingoss Residence / FLORIDA ARCHITECT Reiss Residence / SOUTHERN LIANG Rosenberg Residence / FLORIDA HOMEAND GARDEN Steingass Residence / FLOMDA HOME AND GARDEN Fox Hollow / FLORIDA HOMEAND GARDEN Key North / FLOMDA HOME AND GARDEN City of Miami Heavy Equipment Maintenance Facility / DESIGN SOUTH Orange Bowl Corporate Headquarters / DESIGN SOUTH Port of Miami Cruise Ship Terminal / DESIGN SOUTH Jenkins Office Building / DESIGN SOUTH LOVE 94 Radio Station Office Building and Studios / DESIGN SOUTH North Dade Branch Courts Building / ARCHITECTURAL RECORD Boca Medical Center, Phases I & II / FLORIDA ARCHITECT Barefoot Bay Recreation Facilities / LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE IN FLORIDA Florida Atlantic University Library Addition / FLORIDA ARCHITECT Johnson Pavilion and Park / FLOMDA ARCHITECT Fulford Elementary School / FLORIDA ARCHIIECT Alamo Park / FLORIDA HOME AND GARDEN City of Hialeah Police Headquarters / ARCHITECTURE FORJUSTICE DCHIBiRON, AIA Wimberly Library Addition / LIBRARYJOURNAL 94- 771 593 MILITARXM"= United States Marine Corps Honorable Discharge, 1964 : a q NOMINATION FORM 'J HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD NAME w v I .J I- �� f 1 L/ PERMANENT ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, YIP CODE OCCUPATION BUSINESS/EMPLOYER BUSINESS ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, $525 S.J& 2 1 33 TELEPHONE (HOME) TEL PHONE (BUSINESS LW [�) 446.1321 _ =_66b ADDRESS OF ANY PROPERTY, OTHER THAN YOUR HOME OR PLACE OF BUSINESS, WITHIN CITY OF MIAMI WHICH YOU OWN 420�J•�• 3 S THE HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRrSERVATION BOARD MUST 6E COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS. CHECK THE POSITION(S) FOR WHICH YOU ARE QUALIFIEO. 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. C ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. HISTORIAN OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN QUALIFIED BY 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. )C CITIZEN WITH DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND INTEREST IN THE HISTORICAL AND ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE OF THE CITY AND/OR CONSERVATION OF THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT. !� ALTERNATE MEMBER WHO QUALIFIES UNDER ONE OF.THE ABOVE CATEGORIES, TH WITHIN THIS SPACE, PROVIDE A SUMMARY STATEMENT OF TIIE EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE, AMMTTES. AND OR OTHER PERTINENT INFORMATION WHICH DEMONSTRATES YOUR QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE POSITION(S) CHECKED ABOVE. PLEASE PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IN THE SPACE PROVIDED, OR ATTACH A SEPARATE RESUME. EDUCATION: 6e6— WORK EXPERIENCE: ri ORGANIZATIONS AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: .71 Fernandez *Knight, P.A. i Architecture Interior Design Planning 9525 s.W.92W Street, Suits &9, Mfoml, P"Wo, 33156 Phone W1279.3688 Fax (305) 274-7445 Auth. No. M-0002362 October 12, 1994 '. City Clerk r Miami City Hall 3500 Pan American Drive t.. „� TTI Miami, Florida 33133 Re. Historic and Environmental Preservation Board Nominations Dear Sir or Madam. is r 1 am forwarding the attached nomination form and resume in response to the City of Miami's request for nominees to the Historic and Environmental Preservation Board. As a resident of the City of Miami as well as an architect with training in the field of Historic 4 : Preservation 1 have a particular interest in the conservation of this city's historic and architectural heritage. 1 am thereby submitting my professional qualifications for your review and consideration. N' I look forward to being of service to the Historic and Environmental Preservation Board., ~•_� Should you need any additional information please do not hesitate to contact me. I ely,s A. a an ez, AIA LAF:mk 7.1 Professional Positions: Lourdes A. Fernandez, AIA Fernandez. Knight P.A. President President Project Architect. Project Manager/ Project Architect Project Architect Fernandez • Knight, P.A. 0 993-present) Served as Consultant for the Partial Rehabilitation of the Miami Beach Branch Post Office consisting of the research and preparation of documents for work to be conducted in the existing Rotunda, Service Lobbies and exterior Main Entrance and Loggia. Frasuer Knight Associates (1991-1993) Borrelli & Associates (1987-1991) Served as Project Manager for the Renovation of the Jackie Gleason Theater of the Performing Arts, Miami Beach, Florida and also served as project Architect on a variety of institutional projects including North Central Vocational Technical High School for Dade County Public Schools. Urban Architects, Inc. (1984-1987) Served as Project Architect for a variety of commercial, institutional, and residential projects including the MRI Diagnostic Center, Mercy Hospital, Miami, FL; Alcazar Plaza Office Building, Coral Gables, FL; and Davis Palms Estates, Dade County, FL Registration: State of Florida Registered Architect - No. 0014424 National Council of Architectural Registration Boards No. 43,729 Organizations: American Institute of Architects Florida Association of the AIA Florida South Chapter of the AIA Lourdes A. Fernandez, AIA --Resume, continued Civic: National Trust for Historic Preservation Dade Heritage Trust Florida Trust for Historic Preservation Historical Association of Southern Florida Education: Bachelor of Design College of Architecture, University of Florida, 1981 Master of Architecture College of Architecture, University of Florida, 1984 Historic Preservation Option Personal: Single Permanent resident of the -State of Florida since 1974 Present address: 4211 S.W. 3rd Street, Miami, Florida 33134 Responsibilities: As President of Fernandez. Knight, P.A. Ms. Fernandez is responsible for the day to day business and personnel decisions and operations of the office. In addition her responsiblities include acting as Project Architect and/or Project Manager. 94- 771 FRASUER KNIGHT ASSOCIATES October 12, 1994 architecture Interior design planning a professloncd cm0dation City Clerk Miami City Hall ` 3500 Pan American Drive Miami, Florida 33133 Re: Lourdes A. Fernandez, AIA Applicant to Historic & Environmental Preservation Board v o Dear Madam or Sir: I have known and worked with Lourdes Fernandez for the past three and one half years, and have the highest regard for her knowledge and abilities. Ms. Fernandez has formal training in this field with a Master's Degree in Historic Preservation from the University of Florida. She is currently in charge of a restoration project for Miami Beach Branch Post Office, with another pending project in the offing. Ms. Fernandez is a very affable person, works well with others, and is very articulate. 1 highly recommend her for a position on your board. Very truly yours, C. Frasuer Knight, AIA CFK:mk OFFICIAL NOMINATION FORM REC`t°.'E -9 $ OCT 12 P �. HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD NAME PERMANENT ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, ZIP C Da 1e. - - hie. BUSI S/EMPLOYERJ f G- /.,c� S Any BUSINESS ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, ZIP•,CODE) /00 .5e: k S;f _- 1* R.,cLt,44:., 331s? TELEPHONE W F6 r S/ S-, . a o ' SB00 ADDRESS OF ANY PROPERTY, OTHER THAN YOUR HOME'OR PLACE OF BUSINESS, WITHIN CITY OF MIAMI WHICH YOU OWN THE HISTORIC AND. ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD MUST BE COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS. CHECK THE POSITIONS) FOR WHICH YOU ARE QUALIFIED. 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. ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. HISTORIAN OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN QUALIFIED BY 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. CITIZEN 'WITH DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND INTEREST IN THE HISTORICAL AND ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE OF THE CITY AND/OR CONSERVATION OF THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT. 53 �C ALTERNATE MEMBER WHO QUALIFIES UNDER ONE Or -THE ABOVE CATEGORIES. 94- 71 ITHIN WIS SPACE, PROVIDI A 9U=rY STATEMENT OF THE EDU TION, EXPERIENCE, ACTIVITIES, AND OR OTHER PERTINENT INFORMATION WHICH DEMONSTRATES YOUR QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE POSITIONS) CHECKED ABOVE. PLEASE PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IN THE SPACE PROVIDED, OR ATTACH A SEPARATE RESUME. EDUCATION: Sege.- . WORK EXPERIENCE: ORGANIZATIONS AND COMMUNITY` ACTIVITIES: Se 1 Michael R. Goldstein Historic and Environmental Preservation Board Summary Statement Attached is a resume setting forth in detail my education, experience, activities and other pertinent information which I believe demonstrate my qualifications to serve on the City of Miami Historic and Environmental Preservation Board. I would emphasize the following points: • Environmental attorney with a practice limited to matters involving use, management and regulation of natural resources on federal, state and local level. • Member, Coconut Grove Village Council; Chair, Environmental Resources Committee; Member, Planning, Zoning and Land Use Committee. • Member, Metro -Dade Environmental Advisory Task Force. • Member, Homestead Air Force Base (Environmental) Restoration Advisory Board. • Legal Environmental Columnist, South Florida Business Journal. • Award Recipient, Outstanding Young Environmentalist, Coconut Grove Junior Chamber of Commerce. • Award Recipient, "Enviro-Hero," Arise Foundation. 94- 771 3 r` Michael Robert Goldstein International Place 100 S.E. 2nd Street, Suite 2100 (305) 530-8800 Education University of Miami School of Law - Coral Gables, Florida Juris Doctor, May 1992 Brown University - Providence, Rhode Island Bachelor of Arts, Political Science, May 1989 Professional Partner Richards & Goldstein, P.A., Florida, September 1993 - Present Founding Partner and Shareholder of Richards & Goldstein, P.A, a full service environmental and natural resource law firm providing litigation, permitting, transactional and regulatory representation on the local, state and federal levels and before civil and criminal judicial and administrative bodies. Associate Peeples, Earl & Blank, Miami, Florida, May 1992 - July 1993 Extensive research and writing of memoranda of law and drafting of pleadings relating to federal environmental issues such as CERCLA, RCRA, the Clean Water Act, the Clean Air Act and NEPA and state environmental issues arising under Chapters 373 and 403, Florida Statutes and Chapters 17 and 40, Florida Administrative Code; extensive research and writing relating to Chapter 120, Florida Statutes, Florida's Administrative Procedure Act; research relating to land use regulation; federal appellate research and drafting; drafting discovery and pre-trial motions. Attend depositions; participate in case management conferences and development of discovery strategy in complex administrative environmental challenge. Interact with federal, state and local environmental regulatory officials regarding permitting and enforcement matters. Law Clerk Peeples, Earl & Blank, Miami, Florida, August 1991 - May 1992 Research and writing related to issues detailed above. Assisted in preparation of discovery and motion hearings related to complex federal environmental action. 9 A - 771 t349 Articles Dennis M. Stotts & Michael R. Goldstein, What is Due Diligence? Environmental Liability in Real Estate Transactions, Florida Bar Continuing Legal Education Publication, June 1992. Dennis M. Stotts & Michael R. Goldstein, Regulation of Underground Storage Tanks, Florida Chamber Environmental Publication, February 1993. Michael R. Goldstein & Howard D. Rosen, Environmental Liability in the 90's: Mis Time It's Personal", The Asset Protection News, April/May 1993. Michael R. Goldstein & Howard D. Rosen, Real Estate Ownership in the United States: the American Dream or Nightmare?, The Asset Protection News, June/July 1993. Joseph D. Richards & Michael R Goldstein, Shielding the Commercial Landlord from Environmental Liability. Issues in Negotiation and Tenant Management, 15 Envd. & Land Use Section Rep. No. 6, at 2 (July 1994). Joseph D. Richards & Michael R Goldstein, Shielding the Landlord from Liability. Issues in Negotiation and Management, 2 Fla. Real Est. J. No. 15, August 1-15, 1994, at 2. Joseph D. Richards & Michael R Goldstein, Negotiating the Lease Agreement to Shield Landlord from Liability, 2 Fla. Real Est. J. No. 16, August 16-31, 1994, at 2. Michael R. Goldstein, Securing Financing in An Uncertain Environment: Post Kelley Jitters, to be published in the Florida Real Estate Journal, October 1, 1994. Michael R. Goldstein, The Widening Gyre: A Survey of Post -Kelley Lender Environmental Liability Issues Under CERCLA, Chapters 367 and 403, Florida Statutes, and Chapter 24, Dade County Code, to be published in the University of Miami School of Law Business Law Journal, Fall 1994. Michael R. Goldstein, Super Reform! An Analysis of the Super und Reform Act of 1994, to be published in the Florida Bar Journal, Winter 1994. Michael R. Goldstein, No Second Troy, The Coconut Grover. (Monthly column on state, federal and local environmental developments and how they affect South Florida). Presentations "Regulatory Environmental Law," presented to the South Dade Chapter of the Florida Institute of Certified Public Accountants, October 20, 1993. "Risks and Liabilities Associated with the Acquisition and Ownership of Real Property," presented to the Gold Coast Chapter of the Florida Institute of Certified Public Accountants, February 2, 1994. "Lender Environmental Liability - A Return to Uncertainty and Risk," presented to Sun Bank, Miami, February 16, 1993. "Environmental Liability Associated with Commercial and Industrial Operations," presented to the Airport Chamber of Commerce, May 18, 1994. "Environmental Risk in Business Transactions and Operations," presented to the Key Biscayne Rotary, June 10, 1994. "Environmental Liabilities Associated with the Sale, Acquisition and Brokerage of Commercial and Industrial Real Property," presented to the Miami Society of Commercial Realtors, June 29, 1994. "'Increased Regulation and Risk in the Aftermath of Kelley v. EPA' A Seminar on Secured Lender Environmental Liability under CERCLA, Chapters 376 and 403, Fla. Stat., and Chapter 24, Dade County Code," presented to area lenders, August 10,.1994. 3 "Lender Environmental Liability and Complying with the FDIC Risk Management Guidelines" presented to Great Eastern Bank, September 20, 1994. MiCHARDS & GOLDSTE]IN, P.A. 9 4 - 771 0 F F I C I A L N O M I N A T I O N F O R M HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD NAME RICHARD J. HEISENBOTTLE, AIA n .... � PERMANENT ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, ZIP CODE) n Architect OCCUPATION �r �.'• __ �1{ R.J. Heisenbottle Architect, P.A. = T BUSINESS/EMPLOYER 340 Minorca Avenue, -Suite 10, Coral Gables, FL 33134 BUSINESS ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, ZIP CODE) 305-663-5499 305-446-7799 TELEPHONE -(HOME) TELEPHONE (BUSINESS) None. ADDRESS OF ANY.PROPERTY, OTHER THAN YOUR HOME -OR PLACE OF BUSINESS, WITHIN CITY OF MIAMI WHICH YOU OWN THE HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD MUST BE COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS. CHECK THE POSITIONS) FOR WHICH YOU ARE QUALIFIED. 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. X ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. X HISTORIAN OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN QUALIFIED BY 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. CITIZEN WITH DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND INTEREST IN THE HISTORICAL AND ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE OF THE CITY AND/OR CONSERVATION OF THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT. s 3q ALTERNATE MEMBER WHO QUALIFIES UNDER ONE OF�THE ABOVE CATEGORIES. 9 4 — 771 ITHIN THIS SPACE, PROVIDE A SUMMARY STATEMENT OF THE EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE, ACTIVITIES, AND/OR OTHER PERTINENT INFORMATION WHICH DEMONSTRATES YOUR QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE POSITIONS) CHECKED ABOVE. SEE RESUME ATTACHED. PLEASE PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IN THE SPACE PROVIDED, OR ATTACH A SEPARATE RESUME. EDUCATION: SEE RESUME ATTACHED. WORK EXPERIENCE: SEE RESUME ATTACHED. ORGANIZATIONS AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: Past President,American institute of Architects, Miami Chapter Member of Florida Trust for Historic Preservation Member of National Trust for Historic Preservation OFFICIAL NOMINATION FORM HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD NAME RICHARD J. HEISENBOTTLE, AIA ,z ;0 PERMANENT ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, ZIP CODE) ^ c>r.- Architect .- OCCUPATION ^ ;:•; -o ��,� R.J. Heisenbottle Architect, P.A. BUSINESS/EMPLOYER 340 Minorca Avenue, -Suite 10, Coral Gables, FL 33134 BUSINESS ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, ZIP CODE) 305-663-5499 305-446-7799 TELEPHONE -(HOME) TELEPHONE (BUSINESS) None. ADDRESS OF ANY PROPERTY, OTHER. THAN YOUR HOME -OR PLACE OF BUSINESS, WITHIN CITY OF MIAMI WHICH YOU OWN THE HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD MUST BE COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS. CHECK THE POSITIONS) FOR WHICH YOU ARE QUALIFIED. NOMINEES FOR THE PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS WHO MEET THE DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENT SHOULD ALSO CHECK THE "CIT.IZEN- CATEGORY. NOMINEES WHO MEET ANY OF THE LISTED CATEGORIES MAY ALSO CHECK THE "ALTERNATE MEMBER" CATEGORY. X ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. X HISTORIAN OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN QUALIFIED BY 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. CITIZEN WITH DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND INTEREST IN THE HISTORICAL AND ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE OF THE CITY AND/OR CONSERVATION OF THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT. 39 ALTERNATE MEMBER WHO QUALIFIES UNDER ONE OF�THE ABOVE CATEGORIES. 9 4 _ 771 WITHIN THIS SPACE, PROVIDE A SUMMARY 9TATERINT OF THE EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE, ACTIVITIES, AND OR OTHER PERTINENT INFORMATION WHICH DEMONSTRATES YOUR QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE POSITIONS) CHECKED ABOVE. SEE RESUME ATTACHED. PLEASE PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IN THE SPACE PROVIDED, OR ATTACH A SEPARATE RESUME. EDUCATION: SEE RESUME ATTACHED. WORK EXPERIENCE: SEE RESUME ATTACHED. ORGANIZATIONS AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: Past President,American Institute of Architects, Miami Chapter Member of Florida Trust for Historic Preservation Member of National Trust for Historic Preservation SIGNATURE DATE 9 4 — 7 771 / RICHARD J. HEISENBOTTLE, AIA R.J. Heisenbottle Architects, P.A. Preservation Architects POSITION: Principal -In -Charge EDUCATION: New York Institute of Technology - Bachelor of Science; University of Miami - Bachelor of Architecture REGISTRATION: Architect; Florida, New York; National Council of Architectural Registration Boards Certificate EXPERIENCE: Mr. Heisenbottle has more than 23 years of experience in all aspects of the profession of architecture and interior design. His background includes governmental, educational, cultural, healthcare, hotel, office, retail, renovation and historic preservation projects. From 1979 until the formation of his own firm in 1987, he served as Vice President of one of Florida's largest and most prestigious architectural firm. During that time he was responsible for both the design and construction of numerous large scale building projects, including the I.M. Pei & Partners designed International Place (formerly Centrust Tower) in Miami, Florida. Early in his career, Mr. Heisenbottle was part of the team that restored the Cast Iron Building at 801 Broadway, one of New York City's premiere cast iron structures. This project set in motion a trend toward preservation of the cities cast iron district and earned a New York State AIA award. Most recently his firm has successfully completed some of South Florida's most prestigious preservation projects including the restoration of Miami's historic landmark Freedom Tower building. Other examples are the adaptive reuse study for the coliseum in Coral Gables, and the rehabilitation program for the Coral Gables Women Club. Mr. Heisenbottle's projects have been widely published and he has received many awards for his preservation work. He is a member of the Heritage Conservation Board and has been a guest speaker on historic preservation at the University of Miami School of Architecture and the Florida Trust for Historic Preservation. CURRENT RESTORATION PROJECTS: • GUSMAN CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Miami premier 1,700 seat performing arts facility. • MIAMI EDISON MIDDLE SCHOOL 1926 auditorium with 1,500 seats. • STUART LYRIC THEATRE 1926 theater for films, music and live performances. • SEMINOLE THEATER Rehabilitation of historic theater to multi -purpose arts facility 9 4 - 771 OFF I'C I AL NOMINATION FORM HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION•SOARR NAM SALLYE G. JUDE --t �rl PERMAHENT ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, ZIP CODE) 200 EDGEWATER DRIVEr CORAL GABLESt FLORIDA 33133 ;v—y, OCCUPATION NIS ESS/EMPLOYER BUSINESS/EMPLOYER = r MAGIC CITY ENTERPRISES � BUSINESS ADDRESS (STREET. CITY, ZIP CODE) 118 SOUTHWEST SOUTH RIVER DRIVEo MIAMI 33130 TELEPHONE (HOME) TELEPHONE (BUSINESS) 667-3233- _ 325-0045 ADDRESS OF ANY PROPERTY, OTHER THAN YOUR HOME OR PLACE OF BUSINESS, WITHIN CITY OF MIAMI WHICH YOU OWN 2947 COCONUT AVENUES 111 SOUTHWEST 5th AVENUE THE R19TURK AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD MUST OE ONPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS. CHECK THE POSITION(S) FOR WHICH YOU ARE QUALIFIED. 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. ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. HISTORIAN OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN QUALIFIED BY 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. CITIZEN WITH DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND INTEREST IN THE HISTORICAL AND ARCHITECTURAL HERITA09 OF THE CITY AND/OR CONSERVATION OF THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT. ALTERNATE MEMBER WHO QUALIFIES UNDER ONE OF. -THE ABOVE CATEGORIES. 94 w 771 ya I N A E. Y EMENT O A Iv.. P IEN E, ATV T R OTHER PERTINENT INFORMATION WHICH DEMONSTRATES YOUR QUALIFICATIUm) FOR THE POSITION(S) CHECKED ABOVE. RESUME ATTACHED PLEASE PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IN THE SPACE PROVIDED, OR ATTACH A SEPARATE RESUME, EDUCATION: RESUME ATTACHED WORK EXPERIENCE: RESUME ATTACHED ORGANIZATIONS AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: RESUME ATTACHED . OCTOBER 11, 1994 T71 0 RESUME SALLYE G. JUDE 200 Edgewater Drive Coral Gables, Florida 33133 Sallye G. Jude has been involved in every phase of historic preservation. As a working participant, she has been active in the restoration of historic buildings and preservation educational programs in local, state and national of both the public and private sector. Mrs. Jude is a founding member and past President of the Florida Trust for Historic Preservation, a statewide non-profit organization concerned with the preservation of Florida's irreplaceable architectural, archaeological and historical resources. As President, she was responsible for directing the development of the Trust as an effective statewide organization with a strong image and high visibility, increasing individual membership and support from corporations and foundations. She encouraged the strengthening of communications between local and state organizations. Mrs. Jude pplayed an active role in the preservation of the State Capitol fn Tallahassee. Mrs. Jude's involvement in local preservation includes serving as an advisor, trustee and officer of Dade Heritage Trust. This service includes a two year tenure as President of Dade Heritage Trust as well as two terms on the Board of Directors of the Dade Heritage Trust Revolving Fund. Mrs. Jude served on the Historic Preservation Board of the City of Coral Gables as well as the Governing Board of the Coral Gables House which she chaired for two years. For many years, Mrs. Jude was involved in fund raising for the Heart Association and was one of the founders of "Women for Heart" which served as a public education forum for healthy living through improved diet. She has served as Chair of the Women's Committee at the Annual Meeting of the American Heart Association. Mrs.,Jude also sits on the Board of Directors of the Coral Gables Garden Club as well as the Boards of the South Florida Fern Society, the South Florida Palm Society as well as being a fellow of Fairchild Tropical Gardens. 94- 771 -1 f -2- As founder and current President of The Land Trust of Dade County, Mrs. Jude was instrumental in the Land Trust's involvement in the acquisition of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas home by the State of Florida. The goal of the LTDC and the State is to develop a museum and environmental reference library on the grounds as well as providing Marjory Stoneman Douglas with a life estate. For the past three years, Mrs. Jude has served on the local advisory board of The Trust for Public Land and was recently appointed to the national advisory board of TPL. Environmental issues have long been a concern of Mrs. Jude's, she has served on various county committees concerning the environment as well as having memberships in local and national organizations. Mrs. Jude also has served as development chair on regional and local giving programs for the sierra Club. Mrs. Jude served as President of the Miami River Business Association for two years motivating interest in a clean and secure river. During this time she served on the City of Miami Task Force to produce a Master Plan for the River. Aware that education is the only way to assimilate the thousands of Nicaraguans into the East Little Havana neighborhood, she worked on a neighborhood clean-up and environmental education program with the parent education program and classroom teachers at Riverside Elementary. Mrs. Jude was instrumental in the formulation of a nonprofit neighborhood group, the Miami River Neighborhood Restoration Association. This organization has received a state historical grant to survey the neighborhood and is embarking on a school education program "Know Your Neighborhood". This program will use videos, photography, a workbook, and walking tours to provide an educational tool for the children to achieve a sense of pride in self and place. The program is designed to also bring the parents into the learning process. Mrs. Jude serves on the Board of Directors for Vecinos En Accion (Neighbors In Action), a neighborhood association which will implement a $3 million grant from the Annie E. Casey Foundation to provide mental health and social services in an integrated way to the residents of this neighborhood. Success in this endeavor will provide a national model for other communities of poor immigrants in urban communities. 771 -3- As managing partner of Magic City Enterprises, a partnership which restored a combination of hotel and apartment buildings which form the Miami River Inn complex, all aspects of restoration, landscaping, furnishing, and marketing were under her direct supervision. Four of these buildings, along with a property in line to be developed as a restaurant site, are locally designated as historic sites and have been placed on the National Register of Historic Places. She has personally restored and developed both residential and commercial properties in Miami and Key West. Among these projects are the Warner House in Miami which was a Tax Act Project and Island City House in Key West which is the only existing wooden structure of its kind in the area. For five years, she successfully ran it as a 26- suite hotel in the National Register District. Mrs. Jude was also instrumental in the restoration of the Custom House in Key West. Mrs. Jude has been married to Dr. James R. Jude, a cardiac surgeon, for 43 years and they are the parents of 7 children. She received her Bachelors of Arts from the University of Maryland and her Bachelor of Science from the University of Minnesota. She taught in the Baltimore school system before moving to Coral Gables. 94- 771 �/% `- - OCT-12-'94 WED 14;7 ID:M-DCC DIST ADM/REG TEL NO:305-237-7534 OFFICIAL woMINAT10N FORM HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PREStRVATION BOARD NAM Samuel D. LaRoue, Jr. PERM�NANE T ADORE STREET, CITY, ZIP CODE) �^ 5960 SW 35 Street, Miami, F1 33155 OCCUPATION Director of Admissions and Registration BUSINESS/EMPLOYER . Miami -Dade Community College 9U$INE3S ADDRESS STREET, CITY, ZIP CODE) #111 P02 - 300 NE 2nd Avenue, Miami, F1 33132 TCLEPHONE (HOME) TELEPHONE (BUSINESS) 665-3469 237-7466 ADDRESS OF ANY PROPERTY, OTHER THAN YOUR HOME OR PLACE OF BUSINESS, WITHIN CITY OF MIAMI_ WHICH YOU OWN None HISYBRIMY-MONRENTAL PiESERVATIONIOTO ST BE CO SED OF THE OWN POSITIONS, CHECK THE POSITION(S) FOR WHICH YOU ARE QUALIFIED. NOMINEES FOR THE PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS WHO MEET THE DENONSTRATED 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, ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. „ X HISTORIAN OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN QUALIFIED BY MEANS OF EDUCATION OR EXPERIENCE AND HAVING DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE IN DADE COUNTY HISTORY OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY. .r 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. CITIZEN WITH DEMONSTRA'IE,D KNOWLEDGE AND INTEREST IN THE HISTORICAL AND ARCHITECTURAL HER17AGE OF THE CITY AND/OR CONSERVATION OF THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT. l,I XXXX ALTERNATE MEMBER WHO QUALIFIES UNDER ONE OF THE ABOVE CATEGORIES. QY$t' 9 4 - 771 WITHIN TH AC . STAY N THE EMMU A EX ERIEN IV OTHER PERTINENT INFORh.,,ION WHICH DEMONSTRATES YOUR QUALIFIC, ,INS FOR THE POSITION(S)CHECKED A80VI. I can bring to this board a solid background in history and active involvement in historic research and preservation in Dade County. For example, I coy -authored a history of Coral Gables, edited a history of the Church of the Little Flower and aim currently writing a history of Miami in postcards. I *m presently serving as Treasurer of Dade Heritage Trust and am a Fellow of the Historical Association of Southern Florida. My .background also includes knowledge of the various aspects of the historic designation process at both the local and national levels. i �t j „ PLEASE PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IN THE SPACE PROVIDED, OR ATTACH A SEPARATE RESUME. EDUCATIONt AA, AS Miami -Dade Community College BBA University of Miami it I' j r -'WORK EXPERIENCE: i Miami -Dade Community College - 1969-Present 1� Director of Admisions and Registration t if '•, ORGANIZATIONS AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: i Fellow - Historical Association of Southarn Florida Treasurer'- Dade Heritage Trust Founding President - Miami Memorabilia Collectors Club Vice Chairman - City of Coral Gables Handicapped Advisory Board Treasurer - Florida Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers Member - National Trust for Historical Preservation ,. Society for Commercial Archeology Society for Industrial Archeology Phi Alpa Theta - National History Honorary I SIGNATURE HC some t 7 71 TOTAL P - C' (�_ OCT-12-94 WED 13:44 miatdcc dirt axdm•�re9 p.03 q .mom= { HISTORIC 1AND !ENuIR0NM . L AES yATi . 3 A ST f6 1 COH. OS,ED. OF THE gMLObIHG ;PQSII�I�HS. 1 {PECK ITHE 00SITITO (S) iFO: WICA g10U; ARE MALIFIED, ' MpMNEES FOA L TyF `P1 ESSI{jNA��Ivl CSITIONS! WO ' IMEET TNS EIiON,ST g >rN0>�1.ED6E AAo EXPEki6tiCE; R QUt EMENT 51ibULD ALSa dH�CK' E; yCI�Ti Ell` I j I � I 1 , R , C�YEGORt', aOmlolks ! wq ME T; ANY ;01� rNE; L15YjED; Cy4T>�& RI ES ; MAY � Lk j C q �H� AI.ITERNATS MENBEq CAT GO Y i ! ARCHITECT; REG>�$TEREa 0 THE ;STATE CF FLDRIDA. i ' { ! I OIC�EfS�ER4IN THE 1IRIDILANDSCAPEIA�CTl ( i � ! ! �(, ! 1i I• l j Ir I ( wl � I ir' R H T RA + M T FI D 8�EAIN: vF EOU Td0 R• EX ER�,ENCc Ah01AH � ARC iTEC U L i5 OR1A §UAL II CjA., iM ; 1 HA1l NG DElh'�NTft�IT£D 1cNpWLEDG� IANb EX ERIEKCE I ADECt�UNTY NISfiO Y { 0 jE.RCHITECiURAL! 1 1 t I 1 p J � i 1 (ARCHITECT OR aRCFl�ECT1.�RAt�NI;TcaIAN: HAYui6 jD>;>4a 3iF�+TEC `YNJtil:rgGEl ANQ EIP,ERZFNCE IIN, I I I IARIvFffTEC1VR�IL AgSTPRATZ04 AN INc;STRIG IFRESF.RS�A �01M R A E T JT ' QRO �E OCENSEDI et TNE' STATE GFI NQ DA. ! j IF1rR�DN',E °ERI�N 60 Ili BU5INE55 kN[? FINANCE OR ILA#. j ! jljl Ij ! i I i jCITIIZEN (WITH! DEMONSTRATED; 04O01.F, ,?E 'ANP slNTERESTI IN "!IE !HI5TORICaI ;AND ,41,CF,ITP.C'tURR:. ! I �'tAGE' D� EI C TY' AND/OR C0N5ERYA,Tr1 N OF; TOE 'NATOAl E(C'�iRgkt��N7. I' f�ER { j !AIiERtiATE tIME 00, QUAtIFtES UNQETZ 0 E,OF' T E!A8 V� ATEG R'ES. �I 9 4 - 771 v t iWIT8jN T-Ur T X-C _5 Tf� Ion WW,75 I 'E' p . q OP, kNiCH11 tkMWT*TtS Y4U4 4UALrFiO.A,"'�-',s !FOR I"i W! 0SIC'M i ABOVE 4i li�i l I �►� Itjr;!�+ :lei.,.; I iifi►I�i; I I PLEASE �ROME jT91 FOLLOWIN AvAT:ON, IN 1_4f_� p.CR �rf A C 0 _Sj iOUiAfi(iRd L 47t 7 /Mad 'v LIII I{�� ► WORK :EXPERItAWL: 77'72+it 7 I- d�.AAS or 4WD* , rw I I :ORGAN---- 14AII 5 A#D CQIMUHITY, ACTIViTiffil it III 0 61 I I i I; � I, �; � i,+ I i iii SIG Re � i?7 7 _1J 7w, F T 77 ' OFFICIAL N 0 M I NATION FORM RECEPItIED *94, OCT 12 P 2 :59 HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD`` NAME PERMANENT ADDRESS (S ,2 S" 3 -s o CITY, ZIP CODE) U-e �L 31 H a. j u,.4e� OCCUPATION Gi 0it BUSINESS/EMPLOYER ' BUSINESS ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, ZIP CODE) Soo Svi�, : It?, �? 3 / r3 TELEPHONE (HOME) TELEPHONE (BUSINESS) ADDRESS OF ANY PROPERTY, OTHER THAN YOUR HOME OR PLACE OF BUSINESS, WITHIN CITY OF MIAMI WHICH YOU OWN THE HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD MUST BE COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS. CHECK THE POSITIONS) FOR WHICH YOU ARE QUALIFIED. 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. ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. HISTORIAN OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN QUALIFIED BY 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. CITIZEN WITH DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND INTEREST IN THE HISTORICAL AND ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE OF THE CITY AND/OR CONSERVATION OF THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT. ALTERNATE MEMBER WHO QUALIFIES UNDER ONE OFF THE ABOVE CATEGORIES. 9 4 _ 771 over WITHIN THIS SPACE, PROVIDE A SUMMARY STATEMENT OF THE EDUCATION, _�tPERIENCE, ACTIVITIES, AND OR OTHER PERTINENT INFORMATION WHICH DEMONSTRATES YOUR QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE POSITIONS) CHECKED ABOVE. PLEASE PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IN THE SPACE -PROVIDED, OR ATTACH A SEPARATE RESUME. EDUCATION: WORK EXPERIENCE: ORGANIZATIONS AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: 94-- 771 JOYCE E. NELSON As a City of Miami resident and homeowner since 1974, 1 have been an advocate of civic and social responsibility. My efforts have been concentrated in Coconut Grove, my community for 20 years, but my interests are for all communities. The organizations I am involved in are centered around seeking to preserve the Grove's ideals, beauty, and traditions, not unlike other areas of the City of Miami. We bring people together to resolve the issues affecting our community. S� 9`- 771 JOYCE E. NELSON ORGANIZATIONS & COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES } COCOANUT GROVE VILLAGE COUNCIL PRESIDENT COCONUT GROVE CIVIC CLUB 1 COCONUT GROVE PLANNING STUDY COCONUT GROVE PARKING ADVISORY COMMITTEE COCOANUT GROVE VILLAGE COUNCIL ZONING COMMITTEE COCOANUT GROVE VILLAGE COUNCIL ENVIRONMENTAL COMMITTEE i . GROVE PARK HOMEOWNERS DADE HERITAGE TRUST BARNACLE SOCIETY THE VIZCAYANS FILM SOCIETY OF MIAMI PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH :r { i 1 { i 1 I I } 4 S� 94- 771 nori& 33133. (305) _854-5101 . •_ .yti -..ran .a:.NY.\w.. .,. ... ,. E.,L. 1.g9�...._-p. '... a .. .. :SiCOINKIM ,27[W4YRi � 'M • ... .�.r „r,�a4.. w,... as 8a member of 'the local. business com- wield inw s+egaid -homeowner and estment ProPY nunity �sinoe 969. l�esiderct, 4 - owner :3n Coconut , Grorwe . since 3974. 3iaz rigid to:marketing execa - "•Y kr.Y ,. L...�r.)a.J,M mot► tF,♦ IRF...., . .w, - - .. w Longtime advocate of civic ` and social responsibility, M currently serves as president of CoccrAxt Grove Civic Club and member of cocoanut Grove village Ocx=il Elections Comnittee and C000amxt Grave Village Comcil Planning and Zoning Cx maittee. Additional fps in O000anut Grove Ow nber of O=mroe, Dade Heritage M- :ust, barnacle Society, llye Vizcayans, Miami Film Saci , pl tiaanal CtAnnh. Parallel credeiYt Lal s to oamrunity service in a business setting... ratably, member of Community Activity Team and Quality Acticn.Team-at BellSouth. onetime program director. of Citizens' Crime Watch of Dade county. `Also holds real estate sales license. honors, awards and reoogniticn over the years. Private sector.' Public sector.-- 1992 inonial from client chief executive officer attestitr to "extraordinary integrity, dedication, aware- ness and sensitivity." 'Rated by employer general manager as 'one - of the best oonmmerrlatian letters l have ever seen." . . Ooemapolitan background etched in a global reach. World traveled. U.S.A./Canada,/Oentral America/South Amsrica/the Caribbean Basis/ Europe/the Pacific Rim. 3 college degrees including B.S. and M.S. with perfect 4.0 GPA. . Major Aceomts BellSouth Advertising & Publishing aMpM Marketing Yellow Pages - Miami. Florida Executive 7. , Currently responsible for $2.2-million profit center... a (highest title) cluster of 40 key accounts investing a carbined $185, 000 1981 present monthly in advertising and representing a 9% increase in billings since January 1992... Average individual acco{mt. is $15, 000 per month. One account represents $35, 000' monthly. Post created in 1989 to service businesses and professionals who rely an Yellow Page advertising as a :7 major marketing vehicle. Duties include consultation with - client management on corporate goals, ad layout and design, development of distinctive copy approach. Previously served in capacity of sales representative and ompiled a performance record almost without equal. .;.Including Top 10 ranking in South Florida, statewide sales leader in Florida Regional Irydt>rstrial Pages, three Eagle awards as sales leader, CXistcmer Satisfaction Award for free performance. Named to President's Club. �y Underscored by the highest award attainable...mmnbership t " in BellSouth Enterprises President's Council in recogni- `,T tion of No. 1 ranking in premise sales throughout 9-state region. ..� z ` 4+6tw;KfYlsib• �"'t•.aP;•"'h v4Wr t'Mji' tAni rnr .Y. i5n fir'• .• a ^• _ - a 'ELIZABETH 1 K .� n . � L �,. an rr _.'siY a7 y �' .'. t t _ � ..�w°od ("« 9•az z 2535 Inaugua Avernue Coconut Grove Florida 33133 j (305) 854-5101 , Pxcgr ■.. rie:1�,ai Itize2'1f3Y,,�`Cri,me �Wattch �o�f DO -de 100 }►�"��p��1��} ��. 'i�dl`3da�q 1981 multi -level duties „rice p fg3er JZ� '4of iw.Yl�G�/ 11000 Op A z lw X4.y t',fipup ,C N , :publicity activities trcluding press releases, �,vedia rela- : : i en r monthly and quarterly r1ew83. -1 1 _ _ ...liaison with laW ,easfo ct agencies. ��+d many imuvative programs... ..• .1X W l ., � ny� as an eluIual. A. n J3&t:r&" which enlisted he of adults in Iza rooting OdIdren during Mllo�rem. DivisiQl Mana �'i Green Brook Oc�t�orattion - Hialea211 i1CriCy9 1980 - 1981 �acruited to manage a new misses division. Duties in ilgaidising, proctian, ibution ... WE�2BPe�.T1 J Ol2x and credit de�partaas�ct...sgxavising field operations nation- wide including 15 sales people and producing a newsletter. ,k Uir�ed and trained administrative and clerical impart staff 10 euplaye�es. Onnroemi A� _ �. D. nkman _ Southeast - Mi aini . Florida .. _ ... Maticat,ing _: In line with new earpo��ate policy to idvelcp cow reial Managpar flooromerings market, position was created to sell on a 1979-1980 - - sated, technical. level to architects, designers arid, retailers. • Sold the line of a relatively unknown distr3bentor against heavy eoocpetiti on in a territory � from yet . :.� Palm Beach to Key West. Achieved considerable degree of success... including. major installations at Jordan Marsh and Buxdines. Ranked No. a in oaaaoer�eial carpet sales. -Florida M*ernaticna university/�ar�► oo lege�r�.tami Dade 1975 - 1979 - Oottmnu7ity C7olleg� ` Developed and taught courses in clothing; textiles, fashion ing, interior design, eonsum�x management. Created visual aids to entkamm curriculum. ;nit-ratite Eastern Airlines - Miami. Florida _ ^ Sales S�orrt Varied duties in inventory, service awards, c�aaralimentary 1969 - 1976 pass program, ta,irna *rots, parking, cafeteria administration as well as in sales/advertis _ ing in3 operations. z F=C SPEMCDG Cmisiderable exp�xienoe and expertise 'in conducting ~ prnduc't p= tion semiTki s...presented instructional seminars at Ethan Allen stores - throughout state ' of Florida for Vogue/Butterick Patterns (audiences averaging 100 persons) ... similar seminars for Burdines (audiences es of 1,000 plus) ... fashion shows and other . sales support activities for Burlingtcm Industries... ' appeared on television and radio as spakesperson various eMlayers. for .PII�L snuEmm Candidate offers an amalgam of skills from presentation to develgm ent, intellectual acuity,' eclectic tastes _' _` oaaminmity awareness. And a singular focus on contribu = " Ling to the ocmman good, and honoring traditional values of work and family in an age where the only constant is change._ ! .7�+�'( 71 --:_ GOCOHur GROVE FESTRAL HAT COMPEM10K A NEIGHBORHOOD SYMPOSIUM October 20, 1"4 — 7:00 p.m. The Women's Club of Coconut Grove 8985 South Bayshore Dove, Miami, Florida Local History Experts Arva Moore Parks EAR6Y COCOtrrr GROVE REST DM AND GUESTS AT ORW AL ffACOCK *ft Join residents and friends of Coconut Grove in this special event, including a brief presentation about the Grove's history and architecture by historian Arva Moore Parks, a panel discussion by long-term residents and an open public discussion exploring how the Grove's history and the heritage of its residents has helped to create a sense of place and home: Dade residents and .explore how the history and 4eritage of their individual neighborhoods create for each a unique sefte of place, neighborhood and "home". HL4LfAH BRO%WSYILLE ML4A SHORES Dan Deloech Professor Richard K Dozier Dr. Paul George November 16,1994/7:00 p.m. February9,1995/7:00 pm. March 14,1995/7:00 p.m. Goodlet Theatre torah Park Elementary Barry University Broad Auditorium 4200 West 8th Street 5160 N.W. 41 st Avenue 11300 N.E. 4nd Avenue Call the Dade Heritage fiat for more Informations (305) 3W9572 i , IVAP"- c..wr...e . rob- The Coconut Grave Symposium Prop nm�:. a t, o ■ 1 . n is co -sponsored by �NiER1TAGE� HUMANITIES the Coconut Grove Civic Club Pied by: ; .. c o u N c s With assistance from the Junior League of Miami. NOlON1fASTMVM1al.II i.ySbWOtr 94-`71 ® ff special arrwearorts are required for an individual with a cfFAWlity to wwr d this event, please call Dade Heitage That one week prior to the 4,3 f.: i OFFICIAL NOMINATION F 0 R M REC'FR` 7' 1, '94 OCT -7 P 1 :? HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD:--, ', NAME ull y .... I v v li t %. --r ' 1 V ) 4�.6.. PERMANENT ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, ZIP CODE) ro Is D—k - OCCUPATION BUS • 1 &2 Li L—G i 1 J..: ESS ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, ZIP TELEPHONE l0 kal - ac) S7"7 99 93 ADDRESS OF ANY PROPERTY, OTHER THAN YOUR HOME'OR PLACE OF BUSINESS, WITHIN CITY OF MIAMI WHICH YOU OWN THE HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD MUST BE COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS. CHECK THE POSITIONS) FOR WHICH YOU ARE QUALIFIED. 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. ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. HISTORIAN OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN QUALIFIED BY 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. S to PERSON EXPERIENCED IN BUSINESS AND FINANCE OR LAW. CITIZEN WITH DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND INTEREST IN THE HISTORICAL AND ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE OF THE CITY AND/OR CONSERVATION OF THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT. �LTERNATE MEMBER WHO QUALIFIES UNDER ONE OFF THE ABOVE CATEGORIES. 94- 771 Grp over WITHIN THIS SPA E, PROVIDE A SUMMARY STATEMENT OF THE EDUCATOR, EXPERIENCE, ACTIVITIES, AND R OTHER PERTINENT INFORMATION WHICH DEMONSTRATES YOUR QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE POSITION(S) CHECKED ABOVE. 'hum. Es"Twts LiCErJ5E S 1"NGE 1'a1'1 to $� A W. F.s" t A'C a ai�,ol�Et�, S i wt e. V °► 91 V i GE PREs ,t>F.i a .- sxft t se. Ass aC. -NC. F�EptldTbRS °f � F.wR.s PLEASE PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IN THE SPACE PROVIDED, OR ATTACH A SEPARATE RESUME. EDUCATION: WORK EXPERIENCE: ORGANIZATIONS AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: i0�i � 94- 771 4VVIF" ASSOCIATES Imc. REALTORS 555 N p I ca. co- 94- 771 5ean'ette L Poohe Boraph � I 5canette I. Poole, of 9 Poole associates, Inc., �actors developed an outstanding re utat' j has develo p 8 p ion an' the area of f ull-service 9Zgsidential24a1 Estate since r her firm began operations in South FCorida four years ago. Ai raduate of Vic inia Polytechnic Institute, 96. Poore is a trustee of the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce, the Coral Gabfm Chamber of Commerce, and the Greater South Dade Chamber of Commerce and serves as a member of the. Beacon Council. She is also a University of Miami Living Scholarship Sponsor, past President of the Kendaff Perrin Board of 9Z§artors, a member of the Dade heritage Trust Board of Directors and a trustee for Palmer Trinity School Board. A resident of Dade County for twenty years, Ms. Poole is married to Don Poole, and the mother of Scott Poore, a teacher of JCistory, and Stephanie Poole, who is currently a student of Lazy. 31P/lr/94 �4�1 94- 771 j POOLE ASSOCIATES, INC., REALTORS MEMBERSHIPS and AFFILIATIONS j Genesis Relocation Service !� Havard International Employee Relocation Council Relocation Leaders of America Kendall -Perrin Association of Realtors - President 189-190 Miami Association of Realtors Miami Beach Association of Realtors Florida Keys Association of Realtors Homestead Association of Realtors Coral Gables Association of Realtors Hollywood Association of Realtors Florida Association of Realtors National Association of Realtors Women's Council of Realtors Certified Residential Brokers Institute Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce, Trustee f Florida Chamber of Commerce Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce, Trustee South Dade, South Miami Chamber of Commerce, Trustee German American Trade Council World Trade Center, Miami Kendall Professional and Business Women Association Beacon Council Zonta Club of Coral Gables Board of Trustees Leukemia Society of America South Florida Business Journal - Top 25 Residential Real Estate Brokers Young Women's Christian Association Trustee of Dade Heritage Trust Living Scholarship Sponsor University of Miami Trustee - Palmer Trinity School Board 94- 771 l°0 OFF ICIALU NOMINATION FORM RECEIVED HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION 140AROF 11 R10:11 John Joseph Riordan GITc � ►�,I kf'l p . CITY O "Alt PERMANENT ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, ZIP CODE) 3141 * McDonald Street, Miami 33333 OCCUPATION a Florida Registered Landscape Architect BUSINESS/EMPLOYER John J. Riordan Landscape Architect y= BUSINESS ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, ZIP CODE) 3141•McDonald Street, Miami 33133 TELEPHONE (HOME) TELEPHONE (BUSINESS) 305 446 0463 446 0463 ADDRESS OF ANY PROPERTY, OTHER THAN YOUR HOME OR PLACE OF BUSINESS, WITHIN CITY OF MIAMI WHICH YOU OWN None THE HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD MUST BE COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS. CHECK THE POSITIONS) FOR WHICH YOU ARE QUALIFIED. 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. ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. . f LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. HISTORIAN OR' ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN QUALIFIED BY 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. t CITIZEN WITH DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND INTEREST IN THE HISTORICAL AND ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE OF THE CITY AND/OR CONSERVATION OF THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT. ✓' ALTERNATE MEMBER WHO QUALIFIES UNDER ONE OF THE ABOVE CATEGORIES. over 9 4` 771 I WITHIN THIS SPACE, PRO : A SUMMARY STATEMENT OF THE EDUCATI EXPERIENCE, ACTIVITIES, AND OR ` OTHER PERTINENT INFORMATIONt WHICH DEMONSTRATES YOUR QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE POSITIONS) CHECKED Current Registration as a Florida Register Landscape Architect. Thirty years Landscape design, installation and maintenance experience in residential, commercial and institutional work. Educational background in Social, Physical Sciences, Fine Arts. Extensive travel experience in Latin America and Europe Conversational" level in Spanish. Coconut Grove Civic Club Spirit of the Grove Award 1992. Miami Police Community Service Award, 1993 PLEASE PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IN THE SPACE PROVIDED, OR ATTACH A SEPARATE RESUME. EDUCATION: y B. S. Sociology, Columbia University 1956 Architectural Courses. U. of M. 1960 - 1962 Continuing Education: Construction, Arts, Landscape South Dade Community College WORK EXPERIENCE: Current Florida Landscape Architect Registration # 212 Thirty years work experience in residential, commerical and institutional landscapes. Design, installation and maintenance for an extensive private clientele. ORGANIZATIONS AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: Cocoanut Grove Council: Environmental Committee Land. Arch. Hurricane Andrew FEMA restoration of Business Center Grove Net Office: Advisory consultant on Landscape Problems Commodore Plaza: Street Brick Paving and Landscape 1970's Viscaya Palace: Restoration of Theater and Maze , 1979 Current member Fairchild Tropical Gardens, Dade Heritage Trust, Coconut Grove Civic Club. SIGNATURE DATE 94- ' 771 COC(^�T GROVE VILLAGE COUNCIL, AC. COCONUT GROVE, FLORIDA 33133 October 4, 1994 To: Mr. Sergio Rodriguez, Director C2 Planning and Zoning Division;.,Tw 275 N.W. 2nd Street.; -ate Miami, Florida 33233-0708 From: Howard Weisberg, Chairman Cocoanut Grove Village Council -1:. 2975 Washington Street Cocoanut Grove, F1. 33133 Subject: Historic and Environmental Preservation Board, nomination. m � '7 ry =-- The Cocoanut Grove Village Council at its October 4, 1994 meeting has voted to nominate John J. Riordan, Landscape Architect to serve on the Historip and Environmental Preservation Board. Mr. Riordan has served as the Cocoanut Grove Council Landscape Architect on the Zoning and Environmental Committees for the past three years. He has been active in volunteering his professional services to the Coconut Grove residential and business communities. As a member of the Historic and Environmental Preservation Board Mr. Riordan would continue to serve the Coconut Grove Community and the City of Miami. His'thirty years professional experience working in the Dade County environment will be a valuable asset to the Board. Yours sincerely, Howard Weisberg V46n/ Chairman, Cocoanut Grove illage Council cc: Commissioner Victor H. De Yurre Commissioner J.L. Plummer Jr. Christina Abrams, North/East NET Administrator 7/ 94- 771 l COCONUT GROVE CIVIC CLUB P.O.Box 381, Coconut Grove Fl. 33133 October 61 1994 To: Mr. Sergio Rodriquez, Director Planning and Zoning Division 275 N.W. 2nd Street Miami, Florida 33233-0708 From: Joyce Nelson, President Coconut Grove Civic Club 2535 Inagu Coconut Grove, F1. 33133 Subject: Historic and Environmental Preservation Board The Coconut Grove Civic Cub would like to take this opportunity to nominate John J. Riordan, Landscape Architect to the Historic and Environmental Board. He is professionally qualified as a Landscape Architect registered in the State of Florida. An active volunteer in Coconut Grove area environment preservation for many years, he was awarded the Spirit of the Grove Award in 1992, by the Coconut Grove Civic Club. Mr. Riordan's professional experience and his interest in Community Preservation would be an asset to the Board. Yours sincerely, CRl Joyce eI, President Coco ut a Civic Club cc: Comm. J.L. Plummer Jr. Comm. Victor H. De Yurre Christina P. Abrams, Adm. North/East NET 94- 771 Z- I OFFICIAL 0 0 M I N A T 1 0 N FORM HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL, PRESERVATION 80ARD NAME . , CITY, ZIP I' INESS ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, ZI .r�— • Z p (D 17A9 ADDRESS OF ANY PRO ERTY, OTHER THAN YOUR HOME'OR YOU OWN h lj -r°ot It Ir r• mm -- / iE ((BBUSINESS) 4-1 BUSINESS, WITHIN CITY OF MIAMI WHICH TRE A U tHVIRONMEN L R 5ERVATION DDAR6 HUT DE 0HPOSED OF THE FOLM-10 POrITIUS. CHECK THE POSITIONS) FOR WHICH YOU ARE QUALIFIED. 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" CATEG Y. ARCHITECT REGISTEREp IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. H151URIAN OR ARCHITECTURAL. 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AR 0013344 Phone/Fax: (305) 932 8292 1 2 '• _ EbdPLQYMENT HI -STORY AND PROJECT HIGHLIG IS October 1992 - Present FABRE RESTORATION AND CONSTRUCTION Project Architect 700 Biltmore Way Project Manager Coral Gables, Florida: 33143 Pro eat Cost Admintiny (305) 446.2126 i HURRICANE -RELATED RESTORATION, RENOVATION, ADDITIONS October 1991 - Oct. 1992 4515 Ponce HARRISONoePAWLEY Project ntr Construction Adman. Coral Gabled, Florida 33143 (305) 083.ISM DADEICOUCARGO AVIATION DEPARTMENT,AMIAMI, FLORIDANAL AIRPORT March 1991- Oct 1991 MARTINSON / FORBES ARCHITECTS Architect 7910 SW 54 Court Furniture Design Miami, Florida 33143 (305)667.3944 DADE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS MIAMI, FLORIDA PINECREST ELEMENTARY SCHOOL i RENOVATION AND MEDIA CENTER ADDITION i 198S - March, 1991 R T K L ASSOCIATES, INC. Project Architect One E. Broward Boulevard Project Manager FL Lauderdale, Florida Sped icatlons Coordinatlor (Office closed May 1991) Construction Administmtla main office - Baltimore, Md, (301) 365.2455 BOCA RATAN HOTEL AND CLUB / RENOVATION A EXPANSION TOWN CENTER AT BOCA RATAN / RENOVATION & EXPANSION ESPERANTE / MULTI -STORY, MIXED USE, WEST PALM BEACH, FL SHOPPING CENTER PRAIA DE BELAS / MIXED USE, PORTO ALEGRE, BRAZIL TOWN CENTER AR COBB / 2-STORY MALL EXPANSION, ATLANTA, GA. CROCKER CENTER / MULTI -STORY OFFICE BUILDING, BOCA RATON, FL 1983.1988 SHRUM, ALI & ASSOCIATES Graduate Architect 8176 NW 153 St. Model Builder Miami Lakes, FI 33016 Construction Admin. (305) 822.18U l INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SPECIALTIES / TENANT FIT -UP, AVENTURA, FLORIDA DADE COUNTY PARKS / GOLF PAVILION RENOVATION, MIAMI, FLORIDA .r . OFFICIAL NOMINATION FORM HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD MIGUEL A. SECO PERMANENT ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, ZIP CODE) 700 NE 72ND STREET MIAMI T, 33134 OCCUPATION EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR BUSINESS/EMPLOYER ' RECEIVE '94 OCT -5 P MATTv "� CITY <<r PHOTOGROUP CENTER 130 BUSINESS ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, ZIP CODE) 130 MADE TELEPHONE (HOMI TELEPHONE (BUSINESS) 757-2542 ADDRESS OF ANY PROPERTY, OTHER THAN YOUR HOME OR PLACE OF BUSINESS, WITHIN CITY OF MIAMI WHICH YOU OWN NOT APPLICAH E THE HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD MUST BE COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS. CHECK THE POSITIONS) FOR WHICH YOU ARE QUALIFIED. 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. ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. HISTORIAN OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN QUALIFIED BY 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. CITIZEN WITH DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND INTEREST IN THE HISTORICAL AND ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE OF THE CITY AND/OR CONSERVATION OF THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT. ALTERNATE MEMBER WHO QUALIFIES UNDER ONE OF THE ABOVE CATEGORIES. 9 4 - 77,77 over • ITHIN THIS SPA E, PROVIDE A SUMMARY STATEMENT OF THE EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE, ACTIVITIES, AND OR OTHER PERTINENT INFORMATION WHICH DEMONSTRATES YOUR QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE POSITIONS) CHECKED ABOVE. SEE ATTACHMENT 1 PLEASE PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IN THE SPACE PROVIDED, OR ATTACH A SEPARATE RESUME. EDUCATION: SEE ATTACHED RESUME WORK EXPERIENCE: SEE ATTACHED RESUME ORGANIZATIONS AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: BAYSIDE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION, PAST PRESIDENT BAYSIDE HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMITTEE, CHAIRPERSON DADE HERITAGE TRUST, BOARD OF TRUSTEES 94- '77-i OCTOBER 4, 1994 J_1 ATTACHMENT 1 As Assistant Director of the Lincoln Road Development Corpora- tion, I provided capital improvement, architectural restoration and adaptive rehabilitation technical assistance for economic and community development projects. I also coordinated the publica- tion of the first comprehensive area directory and architectural guide and the preparation of compliance reports to city and federal agencies. At the South Florida Art Center, I managed development activities including grant writing and grant compliance reports, fundraisers and special events, individual and corporate donations, and promotional publications. I also coordinated membership drives which doubled the organization's support base within a year, and initiated an architectural and arts tour program. While with the Miami Design Preservation League, I initiated the establishment of architectural archival services, national and international membership 'and advocacy historic preservation net- works as well as government and educational development programs. At U.N.E.S.C.O.'s Cultural Heritage Section, I edited the English version of the International Council of Museums Guidelines for the Return and Restitution of Cultural Property, monitored the United States implementation of the United Nations Convention on illicit art traffic and the international implementation of the United Nations Convention on Historic Sites. My academic career is founded on architecture and cultural development studies. I have completed the requirements for a Master of Arts degree in Social Change and Development focusing on cultural organizations development, and hold a Bachelor of Arts degree in Art History with a concentration in 17th century architecture and urban planning. I have been a Salzburg Seminar Fellow in Museum Management, a Richter International Scholar, and a Fellow at the Accademia dei Lincei. As President of the Bayside Residents Association, I initiated, coordinated and completed the designation of the Bayside Historic District, co-authoring the City of Miami Designation Report. Currently, as Chairperson of the Bayside Historic District Com- mittee, I monitor compliance with City ordinances and Department of the Interior' Standards and participate in efforts which promote the preservation of our community. K, 7� 94-- 771 i MIGUEL A.SECO 700 Northeast 72nd Street Miami, FL 33138 (305) 757-2542 EXPERIENCE Photogroup Center, Coral Gables, FL Director, February 1990 - Present I Consultant, Miami, FL August 1989 - Present Lincoln Road Development Corporation, Miami Beach, FL Assistant Director, October 1988 - July 1989 South Florida Art Center, Miami Beach, FL Assistant Director, December 1987 - September 1988 Miami Design Preservation League, Miami Beach, FL Director, March 1987 - November 1987 i i Consultant, Washington, DC Private, public sectors, June 1985 - February 1987 i U.N.E.S.C.O., Paris, France Project Editor, June 1984 EDUCATION The Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies, Washington, DC September 1984 - May 1985 The Johns Hopkins University j Bologna Center, Bologna, Italy September 1983 - May 1984 Salzburg Seminar, Salzburg, Austria Fellow.in Museum Management April 1984 Northwestern University, Evanston, IL B.A. with Honors in Art History June 1982 Accademia dei Lincei, Rome, Italy Richter International Scholar in Art History September 1980 - March 1981 SPECIALIZED TRAINING Fluent in Spanish and Italian; proficient in French; reading knowledge of Portuguese and German OFFICIAL h0MINATI0N F 0 R M REGE1`.'F-7^ HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION '94 DDT 12 P -2:26 1 P�� L'TV rye.• �� ,^'{r �. 1-�.'i. Alisa Block Sommer PERMANENT ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, ZIP CODE) 2584 Lincoln Avenue, Coconut Grove, Florida 33133 OCCUPATION f Architect and Town Planner BUSINESS/EMPLOYER Andres Auany and Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk, Architects BUSINESS ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, ZIP CODE) t,1023 Southwest 25 Avenue, Miami, Florida - 33135 TELEPHONE (HOME) TELEPHONE (BUSINESS) (305) 856-8785 (305) 644-1023 ADDRESS OF ANY PROPERTY, OTHER THAN YOUR HOME OR PLACE OF BUSINESS, WITHIN CITY OF MIAMI WHICH YOU OWN THE HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD MUST BE COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS. CHECK THE POSITIONS) FOR WHICH YOU ARE QUALIFIED. 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. ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. HISTORIAN OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN QUALIFIED BY MEANS OF EDUCATION OR EXPERIENCE AND HAVING DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE IN DADE COUNTY HISTORY OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY. xx 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. t xx CITIZEN 9FTH DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND INTEREST IN THE HISTORICAL AND ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE OF THE CITY AND/OR CONSERVATION OF THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT. xx ALTERNATE MEMBER WHO QUALIFIES UNDER ONE OF,.THE ABOVE CATEGORIES. 9 4._ 771 over e. WITHIN THIS PACE, PROVIDE A SUMMARY STATEMENT OF THE EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE, ACTIVITIES, AND OR OTHER PERTINENT INFORMATION WHICH DEMONSTRATES YOUR QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE POSITION(S) CHECKED ABOVE. In 1993, I earned my Master of Architecture degree from the University of Miami, a program which emphasizes the preservation and enhancement of traditional neighborhoods. The last semester of the program focused upon the redevelopment of an existing neigh- borhood in downtown Miami near Omni, with particular consideration paid to preserving the historic character of the area and views of Biscayne Bay. In the summer of 1993, I worked as a researcher, designer, and editor on the Redland Preservation and Tourism Plan, a comprehensive proposal sponsored by the Knight Foundation for the Redland District in South Dade after Hurricane Andrew. In addition to documenting historic buildings, I surveyed approximately fifty buildings and recorded damage assessments. In 1992,, I assisted Joanna Lombard, a local architect and professor at thb*iversity of Miami, in researching the history of Fairchild Tropical Garden so than future devel- opment at the garden could follow the intentions of the original landscape architect. In 1991, I completed a course on historic preservation at the University of Riami with Ellen Uguccioni; the director of historic preservation for the city of Coral -Gables. Furthermore, I am a native of Miami and have been a Coconut Gi:ov_e resident for five yea Y. EDUCATION: **PLEASE SEE ATTACHED RESUME** WORK EXPERIENCE: ORGANIZATIONS AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: **PLEASE NOTE** I am a team member for the Coconut Grove Planning Study which is upcoming on the Commission agenda. I am on the principal consulting team of Andres Duany and Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk, Architects. I understand that there may be a potential conflict of interest and that this may be waived by the City of Miami Commission. 9d- 771 SIGNATURE DATE �'�'V � CIO October 12, 1994 Andres Duane .""iizabeth Plater-Zyberk, Archi.-. ~and Town Planners 1023 Southwest 25th Avenue, Miami, FL 33135 (305) 644-1023 Facsimile: (305) 644-1021 Alisa Block Sommer Academic: 1993 Master of Architecture in Suburb and Town Design, University of Miami, Coral Gables, Florida • New South Dade Charrette • West Palm Beach Charrette in conjunction with Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council • Yaphank, Long Island Charrette 1992 Bachelor of Architecture, University of Miami, Coral Gables, Florida 1987 Bachelor of Arts in Art History, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan Professional and Service: 1993 - Present Andres Duany and Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk, Architects & Town Planners, Miami, Florida 1992-1993 University of Miami, Coral Gables, Florida • Designer, researcher and field researcher for the Redland Preservation and Tourism Plan which was funded by a grant from the Knight Foundation and received an award from the Florida Trust for Historic Preservation • Teaching assistant for design studio and graphics course for undergraduate and graduate architecture students 1992-1993 Hector and Lombard, Miami, Florida • Research assistant and draftsperson 1992 - Present Miami Design Preservation League, Member 1992 - Present Coconut Grove Civic Club, Member 1992 New South Dade Charrette, Participant 1991 - Present Dade Heritage Trust, Member 1991 Summer Trelles Architects, Miami, Florida • Designer, renderer, and draftsperson Awards and Honors: 1993 Honorable Mention - Chicago Tribune Architectural Competition for the Cabrini- Green Housing Project, published in Progressive Architecture, June 1993 1991 Recipient of The Villagers Historic Preservation Scholarship, Miami, Florida 1989 - 1992 President's Honor Roll, University of Miami, Miami, Florida 94- 771 63 320 Firehouse Lane, Gaithersburg, Maryland 20878 (301) 948-6223 Facsimile: (301) 670-9337 v _ Andres Duane . Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk, Archie_, and Town Planners 1023 Southwest 25th Avenue, Miami, FL 33135 (305) 644-1023 Facsimile: (305) 644-1021 Alisa Block Sommer Academic: 1993 Master of Architecture in Suburb and Town Design, University of Miami, Coral Gables, Florida • New South Dade Charrette • West Palm Beach Charrette in conjunction with Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council • Yaphank, Long Island Charrette 1992 Bachelor of Architecture, University of Miami, Coral Gables, Florida 1987 Bachelor of Arts in Art History, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan Professional and Service: 1993 - Present Andres Duany and Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk, Architects & Town Planners, Miami, Florida 1992-1993 University of Miami, Coral Gables, Florida • Designer, researcher and field researcher for the Redland Preservation and Tourism Plan which was funded by a grant from the Knight Foundation and received an award from the Florida Trust for Historic Preservation • Teaching assistant for design studio and graphics course for undergraduate and graduate architecture students 1992-1993 Hector and Lombard, Miami, Florida • Research assistant and draftsperson 1992 - Present Miami Design Preservation League, Member 1992 - Present Coconut Grove Civic Club, Member 1992 New South Dade Charrette, Participant 1991 - Present Dade Heritage Trust, Member 1991 Summer Trelles Architects, Miami, Florida • Designer, renderer, and draftsperson Awards and Honors: 1993 Honorable Mention - Chicago Tribune Architectural Competition for the Cabrini- Green Housing Project, published in Progressive Architecture, June 1993 1991 Recipient of The Villagers Historic Preservation Scholarship, Miami, Florida 1989 - 1992 President's Honor Roll, University of Miami, Miami, Florida 94' 771 6,3 320 Firehouse Lane, Gaithersburg, Maryland 20878 (301) 948-6223 Facsimile: (301) 670-9337 ,.� • OWN CMM �. WITHIN THIS SPACE, PROVIDE A SUMMARY STATEMENT OF THE EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE, ACTIVITIES, AND OR OTHER PERTINENT INFORMATION WHICH DEMONSTRATES YOUR QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE POSITIONS) CHECKED ABOVE. In 1993, I earned my Master of Architecture degree from the University of Miami, a program which emphasizes the preservation and enhancement of traditional neighborhoods. The last semester of the program focused upon the redevelopment of an existing neigh- borhood in downtown Miami near Omni, with particular consideration paid to preserving the historic character of the area and views of Biscayne Bay. In the summer of 1993, I worked as a researcher, designer, and editor on the Redland Preservation and Tourism Plan, a comprehensive proposal sponsored by the Knight Foundation for the Redland District in South Dade after Hurricane Andrew. In addition to documenting historic buildings, I surveyed approximately fifty buildings and recorded damage assessments. In 1992, I assisted Joanna Lombard, a local architect and professor at thb*iversity of Miami, in researching the history of Fairchild Tropical Garden so that future devel- opment at the garden could follow the intentions of the original landscape a chitect. In 1991, I completed a course on historic preservation at the University of Miami with Ellen Uguccioni, the director of historic preservation for the city of Coral -Gables. Furthermore, I am a native of Miami and have been a Coconut Grove resident for five yea -Y. EDUCATION: y **PLEASE SEE ATTACHED RESUME** WORK EXPERIENCE: ORGANIZATIONS AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: **PLEASE NOTE** I am a team member for the Coconut Grove Planning Study which is upcoming on the Commission agenda. I am on the principal consulting team of Andres Duany and Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk, Architects. I understand that there may be a potential conflict of interest and that this may be waived by the City of Miami Commission. .# 94 - 771 SIGNATURE DATE r gOctober 12, 1994 � PERMANENT ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, ZIP CODE) 527 NE 56th STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA 33137 OCCUPATION ARCHITECT BSELFSEMPLOYED BUSINESS ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, ZIP -CODE) 527 NE 56th STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA 33137 T((�� ,1,ggl"lo TELEPHONE (BUSINESS) (305) 534-9:iU 862 ADDRESS OF ANY PROPERTY, OTHER THAN YOUR HOME•OR PLACE OF BUSINESS, WITHIN CITY OF MIAMI WHICH YOU OWN VACANT LOT AT THE NW CORNER OF THE INTERSECTION OF NE 57TH STREET AND N. BAYSHORE DRIVE THE HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD MUST BE COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS. CHECK THE POSITIONS) FOR WHICH YOU ARE QUALIFIED. 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. X ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT REGISTERED •IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. HISTORIAN OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN QUALIFIED BY MEANS OF EDUCATION OR EXPERIENCE AND HAVING DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE IN DADE COUNTY HISTORY OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY. X 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. X CITIZEN WITH DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND INTEREST IN THE HISTORICAL AND ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE OF THE CITY AND/DR CONSERVATION OF THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT. x ALTERNATE MEMBER. WHO QUALIFIES UNDER ONE 0ir- THE ABOVE CATEGORIES. 9 _ 771 nvpr r,e#m* 1e, WON THIS TPACE, PROVIDE A SUMMARY STATEMENT OF THE EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE, ACTIVITIES, 0 0 OTHER PERTINENT INFORMATION WHICH DEMONSTRATES YOUR QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE POSITION(S) CHECKED ABOVE. I am an Architect registered in the State of Florida since 1883, and involved in the restoration and sensitive alteration of historically significant houses for eleven years. I have worked for the U.S. Department of the Interior, Historic American Buildings Survey; documenting historic structures in the towns of Malden and Charleston, West Virginia. My degree, Master. of Architecture, from the University of Florida was obtained with a specialization in Historic Preservation. Please see the attached resume for additional qualifications. PLEASE'PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IN THE SPACE -PROVIDED, OR ATTACH A SEPARATE RESUME. EDUCATION: See the attached resume WORK EXPERIENCE: See the attached resume ORGANIZATIONS AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: See the attached resume SIGNATURE DATE �c fo' 6 - e�' �4 94- 771 RESUME OF KEITH EDWARD SOTO 527 N.E. 56th Street, Miami, Florida 33137 (305)756-8730 BORN IN MIAMI, FLORIDA ON FEBRUARY 9, 1956. MR SOTO IS A SECOND GENERATION NATIVE MIAMIAN WITH HIS MOTHER BEING BORN IN MIAMI IN 1923. MASTER OF ARTS IN ARCHITECTURE WITH GRADUATE SPECIALIZATION IN HISTORIC PRESERVATION FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA IN 1981 ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA - 1983 KEITH EDWARD SOTO has been active in preservation issues for many years. Most recently he has been Vice -President of the Morningside Preservation Society, dedicated to documenting and preserving the built environment in the Morningside neighborhood (now an historic district listed in the National Register of Historic Places) and all of Miami. As a member of Dade Heritage Trust, he has been active in many trust activities. He created, edited, and designed the publication The Historic Houses of Morningside, documenting the historic character of the houses which contribute to the Morningside Historic District. This work was done in close collaboration with the City of Miami's historic preservation officer, Sarah Eaton. Professionally, Mr. Soto has been involved in the restoration and renovation of many houses in the cities of Miami, Miami Beach, and Coral Gables. He was the architect for the Eleventh Street Diner on Washington Avenue in Miami Beach, a circa 1945 stainless steel clad diner which was moved to South Florida from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. Accommodating its design to the site and coordinating its reconstruction were major accomplishments. He has worked with other architects of local renown: Charles Harrison Pawley and Robert Bradford Browne. While in their employ he was instrumental in many projects at Miami International Airport, including the renovation of the Miami International Airport Hotel Lobby, the creation of the Hotel Seventh Floor Conference Rooms, and the addition of a new Eighth Floor Rooftop Bar and Recreation Facility for the Hotel. While at the University of Florida, Mr. Soto produced a document recording the history of, and proposed restoration for, one of the oldest blocks of buildings in Downtown Gainesville. He worked in 1979 for the U.S. Department of the Interior, Historic American Building Survey documenting historic structures in Malden and Charleston, West Virginia. 94— 771 (47 ------ - -----� OFFICIAL NOMINATION F 0 R M REr`EIV, '94 OCT 11 A 9 :39 HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATI PERMANENT ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, ZIP CODE) ;kje f A-�_in Fm or.6&1aF- )ARD, I OCCUPATION BUSINESS/EMPLOYER -,�ffa 11 �p BUSINESS ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, ZIP CODE) TELEPHONE (HOME) TELEPHONE (BUSINESS) ADDRESS OF ANY PROPERTY, OTHER THAN YOUR HOME OR PLACE OF BUSINESS, WITHIN CITY OF MIAMI WHICH YOU OWN /Vo/-/E t THE HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD MUST BE COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS. CHECK THE POSITIONS) FOR WHICH YOU ARE QUALIFIED. 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. ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. lC LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. AK�rvl< 0 72Y .5e 7- PaQ 4�_X ,*-4r�c1 HISTORIAN OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN QUALIFIED BY 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. CITIZEN WITH DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND INTEREST IN THE HISTORICAL AND ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE OF THE CITY AND/OR CONSERVATION OF THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT. ALTERNATE MEMBER WHO QUALIFIES UNDER ONE OFrTHE ABOVE CATEGORIES. 9 4 " 771 W THIN THIS SPACE, PROVIDE A SUMMARY STATEMENT OF THE EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE, ACTIVITIES, AND OR OTHER PERTINENT INFORMATION WHICH DEMONSTRATES YOUR QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE POSITIONS) CHECKED ABOVE. / 1-14rF, A4A-i V MA1C-D p �,3vs�•vE�s JAG�e 7i+7�,� ,4�r- .40 • /N 77� �tELp �e .c.Mv.�S�e; .��cr�fir,�rr-�,�, ��' �.eo�.Ess�?�/� L Fjr fje,Q /,0A/ r- r 4,. tS A"Mid e-b Al E 7d Jf!/1��✓�S T' �a T7-tE'.�-,+�/ �..� i� s��v/�- A'�iJ o"�' a r��ae-�/ �.c-�:e/��I•-; . logs !771'E & EG 1*/4Ern/ T 44t// 77f irlr�ic ,S t'V /?r 125 i PLEASE PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION(A THE SPACE PROVIDED, OR ATTACH A SEPARATE RESUME. EDUCATION:... D,P�!/J1A- /•U%• �tl.4�17d�l4-L .. UrC//t'.t/�j/ b� 4,� - Alec-c 5-//��.c 41 191% •' �f >Q-/y! CL Lac G — ��rfZ/�-,*1 4�170e7b WORK EXPERIENCE: �" 20 yQ��S � •r O cre er 7O 7z/ ,ee t4,v Mid " Crs? �' C,41 1�51(s�10L/ I / 4-7- ORGANIZATIONS AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: s F06,'4.4i-n4e, �� '�LN/mob r�n�✓/G4�� f%I �.c?gecC: BF H7J1 it2 i E4yt,+ 'plc i Z,ea A6 94- 771 SIGNATURE DATE /d// 0/ q v ♦t night, the grid os Ahe courtyaraa u tl inated with tiny Mvoli" lights embedded ttlie walkway edges. t RECEIVED *94 OCT 11 A 9 :39 CITY CI ERK CITY OF HMI, FLA. Cobbled Courtyards By Jennifer Lingers Klein The odd collection of former industrial buildings fronting Chicago's North Wells Street reopened this year as an apartment complex dubbed Cobbler Square. Hand- somely knit together by Kenneth A. Schroe- der dr Associates of Chicago, the buildings focus inward in a gesture towards privacy enhanced by three landscaped courtyards designed by POD, Inc., a California land- scape architecture firm. Throughout the project there is a strong relationship be- tween the design of the architecture and the landscape. Details of balance, whether symmetric or asymmetric, composition, tex- ture, repetition, unity, dominance, and or- der are carefully adhered to in the landscape design. Entry to the complex from Wells Street is gained through a central, peaked steel and glass atrium. Stepping out from the en- closure into the first of three exterior court- yards, one is greeted by six sugar maples, planted in a linear arrangement. Opposite, to the left of the walk, are beds marked by a jagged concrete edging and containing a textured amalgamation consisting primarily of dwarf yeti, Korean box, and Euonymus. This begins a concerted use of texture throughout the project, whether the com- positions are horticultural or structural. This courtyard also contains, at the far north end, the remnants of a former power house and a tall chimney, reminders of the complex's former industrial life. Underfoot, a brief introduction of cobblestone, true remnants of old Chicago streets, comple- ments the familiar concrete and brick se- quence of hard surface walkways. As if to say, "take your time and wander leisurely in this space;' the cobble has been laid informally, creating a meandering stone bedline. After the first courtyard, entry into a sec- ond interior lobby provokes more surprise. This place is home to a stand of bamboo, rising with stalwart determination in what might otherwise be adverse conditions. The brick structural rise of three stories is punc- First floor apartments open onto courtyard two, which is planted with both deciduous and �� coniferous trees. ae v ` I 1N►.AND ARCHITECT ►anuarv/February IM Cobbler Square focuses inward onto landscaped courtyards designed by POD, Inc. tuated by a diagonal walkway in vivid color. Throughout the project, to contrast and coordinate the old character and the new, sesame red and cobalt blue colorations ad- dress the high-tech railings and window sashes that accent the tawny brickwork. Moving on into the second and third ex- terior courtyards one finds a grid pattern set off -axis to call out the important entries and walkways to the buildings. Although these courtyards adjoin, each is decidedly different in tone. In courtyard two, the innate asperity of the concrete, brick, and stone underfoot is softened with groundcovers such as myrtle and pachysandra. Expanded plantings of viburnum, alpine currant, and serviceberry offer some seclusion for the ground floor occupants whose patios overlook the public space. Dappled shade is created by honey locusts. The integration of Douglas fir as a needle -leafed evergreen sustains interest through the winter months, while in spring and summer perennials change the point q L of view. The main courtyard, number three, is described by the landscape architect as "a grid of contrasting concrete bands and brick or cobble infill drawn from the 'grid' layout of Chicago" Moving along the grid at night, or viewing it from above, the design be- comes integrally important through its illu- mination in' Tivoli" lights. Metaphorically, the tiny lights embedded in the walkway are said to "simulate city streetlights:' The important, and costly, element of water is introduced here, the system run- ning diagonally across the grid. The foun- tain, almost bisecting the courtyard, with the exception of intermittent walkways, be- gins at a high point with poured concrete "steps" almost four feet high. Water cas- cades into a pool, punctuated by more, lower "steps" which function also as seat- ing. A ponderous look into the pool bottom reveals the now familiar cobbles. Water meanders through the site as if carving out a stream bed bordered by cob- ble. Symbolically, the raised concrete at tl point of origin, according to the develop( "suggests the hills where the stream begir continuing to its outflow, the lake." A bosque of linden and columnar m ple creates a subspace within the designs space, and will serve as a pleasant overhe. canopy as the plants mature. Three percent of the total budget for Cc bier Square was designated for the far scape design. After a "mini competitio) POD, Inc, was selected for its sensitivity the landscape in relationship to the archit, tural context of the buildings. Indeed, t landscape is directly related to the archit, lure, and to Chicago's urban environme The use of old and new materials, the si tracted spaces, the grid concept, and i lake reference make Cobbler Square's cot yards not only a pleasant world separr from the city, but also a special part of texture of the urban environment.♦ Jennifer Ugen.-Klein is a tandvnih,Mz;finer in Chi, January/February 1986 INLAND ARCHITEC Bey^Gi;cyU: k'Ond Jennifer Ungers-Klein '94 OCT I I A 9 .3 9 MIA 7T�' Tl0 Above. fie 411 Building stands high on Wls- consin Avenue In Downtown Milwaukee. Articulated windows are set deep into the concrete focade. n December 1983, after pre- liminary design had been com- pleted, Harry 1Neese & Assock ates stepped In as the architect of 411 East Wisconsin In Milwaukee. Many design items had already been predetermined, but program changes and a new site analysis Initiated major deviations from the original design. The precast concrete polygonal tower with punched tinted glass openings was originally stied diagonally to view Lake Michigan. A predetermination was made that the adjacent 8-story parking gar- age be constructed of a precast concrete with a sugar cube finish to match the tower. But program changes reduced the necessary car accommodations by one quarter, from 1200 cars to 900 cars, diminishing the width of the planned garage by 30 feet, and allowing the adjacent irregular polygonal tower to expand into a symmetrical trapezoid merely by adding one bay. Additional site revisions were made, The steep slope of Jefferson Avenue, east of the site, was utilized to its greatest advantage. Sloping ten feet from the north to the wall adjacent the garage, only a few stairs were required to enter the newly created courtyard. This lower level landscaped area creates an attractive space for the surround- ing restaurant. A center pool is flanked on two sides by linear pre- cast concrete benches, the regu- larity of the benches being broken by a meandering curvilinear form of rough stepped stones. Planting softens the east precast concrete retaining wall, punched with small openings to catch the curiousity of pedestrians, while shielding the courtyard users from adjacent sheet traffic. To the west of the tower, a landscaped plaza with a curved planter high enough for sunning during the summer lunch hours was created to enhance views from the lobby. The main tower lobby tenant was always a proposed bank. Original plans tucked the bank under the tower along with a 2-story loading dock which interrupted the bank circulation, requiring the bank space to wrap through the core. This made lobby level access to the tower elevators impossible and required access at the mezzanine level via escalators. To improve lobby circulation, the bank was pulled out to the corner of the site, creating more retail opportunities under the tower and giving the bank Its own building Identity. in addition, further site study proved that the loading dock could be en- tered at a lower level and reduced to one story, eliminating the need to penetrate the lobby. Both revi- sions allowed tenant access to the elevators at the lobby level. The bank is entered under a glass canopy or, through the Gaileria. Main access to the tower was then moved from the corner to the center of the site on Wisconsin Av- enue, the main thoroughfare, and accented with an entry through a glazed zig-zag wall into a major 4- story stepped Galleria, space separating the tower from the bank. Natural light penetrates the Gallerio from both ends through tinted glass and from above through 2 clear glass clerestories, allowing the interior landscaping to flourish. The Galieria space is punctuated by structural activity. Trusses soar across the space diagonally, dramatized with fluorescent up - lights; zig-zag bridges connect the second floor of the bank to the tower at both ends of the Galieria, with escalators traveling to the res- taurant space below. The Gallerio The Wisconsin ArchBed 6% 9 Q— 771 t1_3 po ip P-0 10 40, P-0 0 '00 A o Ro 0 ;00 10 X- 0 ®R POR ;0- W— Pao oof 0 io 0 io 00- . # RY TVPk:XX Fk)m P4n 94- 77, • xi y, q. • fu• < • r 3' 1., (� . www. w.f1 • r%,' • 1` +floor N o 1lel i of red gront a with E ,• _ ,l a ,j 3,,;�+ borders of black honed granite: walls are finished precast con-_. t,'";i;� is •at.. Cr@te and cleat gkxss -The tower elevator tabbies •are •;. d , �lM11M *M fiighiighted by a two-story otrlum The .building directory is mounted 4� fin :o granite clad security desk shielding the computerized secu- fi y panels and TV monfbrs from...: view. The elevator core is also dad -in fed honed Tranis Classic granite, Mu x 1 :hung an the concrete core wall in l: •- '� running bond pattern to break clown. the :monolithic acal@, The nm ing bond Is repeated on the ij •� �* atch@d bronze dad elevator Typical office floors take advan- toga of the precast concrete from ..Ing system that reduces the need P. . � for columns and during construc- i #ion, eliminates a great deal of the need for traditional formwork Pre- L j. cast concrete plank spans 40 feet either side of the width of the core, k ` and rests on 'exterior spandrel ; x _beams which were preformed in tegrolly as'a part of the exterior rY ` z M ; precast concrete panels. likewise. ti: �� • i , exterior columns are integral watt► ty the.' exterior panels. Beams re-.: quired at each end of the tower . are also precast; the center core, although poured -in -place, was ' w� formed by jump forms. Onty the three. columns required at each end of the tower were formed traditionally. The entire structure Is r fled together by a two-inch con ;< crete topping. 'r Each floor has 23,000 square feet = of rentable space. Typical elevator: t lobbies have aone-foot border of i .'wood parquet with carpet inset. z f Typical toilet rooms were UP - graded to include black granite. countertops with grey lavoratories ._ below and custom Wi' vinyl walicovering of green and grey. ■ a 'l- s _ 94 r ' The wscrosin Architect &W � 1 OFFICIAL NOMINATION FORM HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD NAME S Q�� n �\�- L VJ PERMANENT ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, ZIP CODE) f-yA I N s 3 °� s� �11arYi� , P 3 3 3� OCCUPATION W BUSINESS/IttLO.Y ` e BUSINESS ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, ZIP CODE) \ N o'\ • sqjn%.�\� (\vc(n\jc,. 140'-J NMlamn 1 33 13 TELEPHONE (HOME) TELEPHONE (BUSINESS) ADDRESS OF ANY PROPERTY, OTHER THAN YOUR HOME - OR PLACE OF BUSINESS, WITHIN CITY OF MIAMI WHICH YOU OWN N �a THE HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD MUST BE COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS. CHECK THE POSITIONS) FOR WHICH YOU ARE QUALIFIED. 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. ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. HISTORIAN OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN QUALIFIED BY 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. V PERSON EXPERIENCED IN BUSINESS AND FINANCE OR LAW. ZCITIZEN WITH DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND INTEREST IN THE HISTORICAL AND ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE OF THE CITY AND/OR CONSERVATION OF THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT. ALTERNATE MEMBER WHO QUALIFIES UNDER ONE OF THE ABOVE CATEGORIES. 9 4 — 771 l over 1 WITHIN THIS SPACE, PROVIDE A SUMMARY STATEMENT OF THE EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE, ACTIVITIES, AND/OR i OTHER PERTINENT INFORMATION WHICH DEMONSTRATES YOUR QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE POSITIONS) CHECKED ABOVE.All\ 1 � A If1vv� PLEASE PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IN THE SPACE PROVIDED, OR ATTACH A SEPARATE RESUME. EDUCATION: WORK EXPERIENCE: MRNIZATIUNS AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: S4..c '� r. --o - 94•- 771 SCOTT L. WARFMAN, ESQ. Presently, Scott L. Warfman is a shareholder of Nortman & Bloom, P.A. He earned his B.A. in 1979 from the State University of New York at Binghamton. In 1983, he received his J.D. from the George Washington University National Law Center. Mr. Warfman has authored three published articles in the area of civil litigation. Mr. Warfman has personally devoted substantial resources to preserving historical integrity in the City of Miami and Miami Beach. Mr. Warfman represented the Miami Design Preservation League in its efforts to preserve the Revere Hotel, and is currently a member of the MDPL Board. Other projects include having represented the Bayside Residents Association, wherein the Association appeared as amicus curiae in litigation challenging the Dade County Historical Preservation Ordinance. The Association, along with the County and the City, was successful in upholding the ordinance. Mr. Warfman has also represented the Dade Heritage Trust in its efforts to preserve the Priscilla Apartments and the Dorn House. Mr. Warfman enjoys being a trustee for the DHT. As to other community affairs, Mr. Warfman was president of the Magnolia Park Residents Association; a member of the Northeast Task Force; and a former chairman of Grievance Committee "11R" for the Florida Bar. Mr. Warfman is presently a member of the City of Miami's Affirmative Action Advisory Board, which reviews the City's affirmative action program. Mr. Warfman began his career as a law clerk for U.S. Magistrate Herbert S. Shapiro, and then worked as an Assistant Federal Public Defender for the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida. Subsequently, Mr. Warfman worked at the Securities and Exchange Commission for several years as Senior Litigation Counsel. Since leaving the S.E.C., Mr. WarfmanIa law practice has been devoted to litigation, and he has represented clients in all state and federal courts. r 9 4- '771 • C11) AT08TMAN & BLOOM, P.A. COUNSELLORS AT LAW 1101 BRICKELL AVENUE SUITE 1400 WILLIAM NORTMAN MIAMI, FLORIDA 00101 LEONARD H. BLOOM SCOTT L. WARFMAN (3051 372-9508 FACSIMILE NO. MOWARD B. KRA58 •• 1305) 372-8650 OF COUNSEL GEORGE VOLSKY IRWIN M. FROST••• • ALSO AOMITTED 1N NEW YORK •• ALSO ADMITTED IN ILLINOIS ••• BOARD CERTIFIED TAX ATTORNEY October 11, 1994 City Clerk Miami City Hall 3500 Pan American Drive Miami, Florida Re: HEP Board Vacancy Dear Clerk: Please accept the attached Official Nomination Form so that I may be considered for the above vacancy. Sincere]. 'Scott L. Warfman a 94- 771 /0l y� 0 F F I C I A L RECE1':Tn NOMINATION FARM '94 OCT 12 P 4 :z 6 HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD: PAg tr=L W 11...t..tAM S �t PERMANENT ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, ZIP CODE) 1-7esclp9k=K6am t� M«At�1 +F�-oR-l�l�l 33t33 OCCUPATION o4f,c" 6T6<4" • wvlRONt` pJ-'LTpfL, BUSINESS/EMPLOYER I't fl � cyPV ��•-1� ��Y� t�tFi'►'Yl l � �(�t0'/'� `33t 33 BUSINESS ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, ZIP CODE) TELEPHONE (HOME) TELEPHONE (BUSINESS) ADDRESS OF ANY PROPERTY, OTHER THAN YOUR HOME OR PLACE OF BUSINESS, WITHIN CITY OF MIAMI WHICH YOU OWN THE ISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD MUST BE COMPOSED OF THE F'OLLO INR POSITIONS. CHECK THE POSITION(S) FOR WHICH YOU ARE QUALIFIED, 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 ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. ✓ HISTORIAN OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN QUALIFIED BY 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. �FASnN FXPFRIFNCFn IN RIISINFSS AND FINANCE OR LAW, ITIZEN WITH DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND INTEREST IN THE HISTORICAL AND ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE OF THE CITY AND/OR CONSERVATION OF THE NATURAL: ENVIRONMENT. ` ALTERNATE MEMBER WHO QUALIFIES UNDER ONE OF THE A80VE CATEGORIES. 9 — 7 7 j C--" It OTH'INTHM SPACE, PROVIDE A SUMMARY -STAINtNT 0 THE EDUCATION, EXP £NC , A TIV T ES, AN OR OTHER PERTINENT INFORMATION WHICH DEMONSTRATES YOUR QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE POSITION(S) CHECKED ABOVE. sue. v CTAIE PLEASE PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IN THE SPACE PROVIDED, OR ATTACH A SEPARATE RESUME. EDUCATION: WORK EXPERIENCE: see YLTh-c- ORGANIZATIONS AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: AIA Miami A Chapter of The American Institute of Architects - October 12, 1994 � ns• • City of Miami P.O. Box 330708 Miami, Florida 33233-0708 Attention: Sergio Rodriguez, AICP RE: HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD Dear Mr. Rodriguez, AIA Miami is pleased to nominate Daniel Williams, AIA for your consideration to serve on the City of Miami Historic and Environmental Preservation Board. Mr. Williams has been an active member of our Board of Directors for a number of years and is extremely interested in Environmental Preservation issues. He lives and maintains a business in the City of Miami and as such is a concerned citizen interested in what is best for his community and its citizens. If selected, I know he would be a valuable asset to the Historic and Environmental Preservation Board. I trust you will give him the opportunity to serve in this capacity. Sin rely, JorgeVibran, AIA President JRC:ned Enclosure 800 Douglas Entrance • Suite 119 nnral rnhloa FloriMm "134 D a n i e l W i l l i a m s Architecture Interiors Industrial Desi8 I. CURRICULUM VITAE DANIEL E. WILLIAMS Personal Home Address: 1788 Opechee Drive Phone: 305 858.4144 Miami, Florida 33133 Employer. University of Miami Center for Urban and Community Design School of Architecture Rank: Research Associate Professor Daniel Williams Private Practice ArchitectlPlanner Professional Registration State of Florida AR#0007439 Education University of Florida Bachelor of Architecture 1968 Texas A&M Community Planning & Policy 1969 University of Florida Urban and Regional Planning 1976 1788 Opechee Drive Miami, Florida 33133 3 0 5 8 5 8 4 1 4 4 94- 771 Experience Instructional and Professional Daniel Williams, Architects & Planners i South Florida Water Management District i University of Miami School of Architecture We Will Rebuild University of Miami School of Architecture Connell, Metcalf & Eddy University of Florida Urban and Regional Planning Center for Wetlands Founder and President. Architectural, interiors, Environmental Planning and ndustrial Design Studio 1980 present WIN Plan, Watershed Interactive Network- GIS Regional Mapping and Analyses of Hurricane Damaged Area to restore the regions ability to clean and store water. 1993-94 Adjunct Professor, Theory. Environment, Ecology & Regional Planning 1993-present Innovation Committee% Steering Committee for the New South Dade Planning Charrette. Editor for the publication, The New South Dade Planning Charrette: From Adversity to Opportunity. Regional Land Use Study . 1992-94 Adj. Professor. Energy, Ecology and Land Use Planning 1978-80 Chief Environmental Planner - Dade County Marina Master Plan: 2000; FPL: Site Selection Criteria 1976-78 Graduate Research Associate Urban and Regional Planning The Green Swamp StudyState of Florida: Water Use Plan: Hydrology as a Planning Tool 1974-76 94.- 771 Experience(cont) , University of Florida Adjunct. Professor of Design Department of Research Research Associate, NIMH I Grant 1972-74 Small Tribes of Western BIA Contract: Sustainable Resource Washington Planning for the Indian Tribes of W. Washington State 1971-72 Richard Reynolds Environmental Planner Beach Zone Study 1971 Okamoto/Liskamm Urban Form Study: San Francisco. BART System Study Ecologic Plan for Northern Bay Region 1970-71 VISTA Low Income Housing: Regional Site Planning and Design 1968-70 Regional Planning Projects: The South Dade Watershed South Florida Water Management Distirct Project: WIN Plan The South Florida Study Center For Wetlands, University of Florida Cypress Wetlands for Water Center for Wetlands, University of Florida Management, Recycling and Conservation The Green Swamp Study Division of State Planning and the College of South Florida Coastal Study Miami Dade County Marina Architecture and the Center for Wetlands, University of Florida County GovernemntConnell, Metcalf & Eddy, Connell, Metcalf & Eddy, Miami 94- 771 ,oy Master Plan: 2000 Regional Planning Projects (coot.) Coastal Beach Development Richard Reynolds, San Francisco Zone: DuneLittle Boston Sustainable Bureau of Indian Affairs Growth and Resource Plan Western Washington State Habitat for Humanity Surface Water Master Plan Long Term Planning Goals: Hurricane Andrew Impacts South Dade Planning Charrette Awards: Dade County Florida American institute of Architects, Miami We Will Rebuild, Innovation Committee American institute of Architects, State of Florida, Honor Award American institute of Architects, State of Florida "Unbuilt Design Award" American Institute of Architects, "Built Award" FAHRO Honor Design Award "Housing for the Elderly" Dade County Design Award, "Camp Facility for the Handicapped" NASA Honor Award, "Solar Energy House" President's Award for Community Work, AIA Miami, Chapter 1992 President's Award for Community Work, AIA Miami, Chapter 1993 Continued Studies: Natural Systems Reclamation as a Long Term Planning Directive, 1972 present Pre Settlement Ecology as Post Settlement Planning Criteria, 1972-present Post Disaster Long Range Planning Methodology, 1992-present Passive Cooling in the Tropics, 1978-present Wind and Form: Architectural Design, 1992-present Elderly Housing: USA, Sweden (Swedish Institute), 1972-84 Creative Learning Space, Cognitive Learning in Preschool Environments, 1972-81 Dynamic Environmental Design: Impacts on Psychotic Children, 1973-79 Geo-Hydrology, and Land Use Planning, 1973-present / /v 94- 771 NO Systems Ecology. 1969-present Miscellaneous FIU: Hurricane Conference, 'Architectural and Planning Aspects of Hurricane Andrew Chamber of Commerce: Committee on the Homeless Chairperson: Architects and Engineers Advisory Panel to the Dade County School Board Chairperson AIA Committee on Energy and the Environment Member, AIA Government Action Committee Board Member, American Institute of Architects, Miami Chapter Member, Industrial Designers Society of America Member, American Institute of Graphic Arts We Will Rebuild, Innovation Committee Member Steering Committee: New South Dade Planning Charrette Co -Editor, The New South Dade Planning Charrette EDRA: Environmental Design and Research Conference, Speaker "Where the Children Play" EDRA: Environmental Design and Research Conference, Speaker "Unified Play Space" Film: The Housing of Round Rock, FmHA Self Help Housing Alternatives, Progressive Architecture, 1968 W CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM TO: HONORABLE STEPHEN P. CLARK, MAYOR AND MEMBERS.OF THE CITY COMMISSION FRO ATTY HIRAI City Clerk DATE : October 14, 1994 FILE Application for Historic and SUBJECT : Environmental Preservation Board REFERENCES: ENCLOSURES O application) The deadline for submitting applications for appointment to the Historic and Environmental Preservation Board was October 12, 1994. The attached application from Arthur H. King, Sr. was received by the Planning, Building and Zoning Department on October 11, 1994. It .was then forwarded to the City Manager's office, where it was received on October 13, 1994. The City Manager's office brought it to the City Clerk's office on October 14,1994. Inasmuch as the ad published by this department (copy attached) stipulated that applications were to be submitted to the City Clerk, by October 12th, at 5:00 p.m., this application is considered by us not to have been flied in accordance with stipulated guidelines. However, as In the past, we are forwarding said application to you for your consideration and ultimate determination. This issue has been scheduled to appear on your October 27th agenda. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call. MH:sI cc: Sergio Rodriguez, Assistant City Manager/Director of Planning, Building & Zoning Department Sarah Eaton, Planner II, Planning Section Elvi Gallastegui, Agenda Coordinator 9 4 - 771 �/3 W NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA APPOINTMENT OF MEMBERS TO THE CITY OF MIAMI HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD Notice is hereby given that the City Commission of the City of Miami, not earlier than thirty days from this day, will consider the appointment of nine (9) members, and one (1) alternate member to the City of Miami Historic and Environmental Preservation Board. 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 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. The public and professional or citizen organizations having interest in and knowledge of historic and/or environmental preservation are encouraged and solicited to submit to the City Clerk, City Hall, 3500 Pan American Drive, Miami, Florida 33133, a written nomination form indicating the name, address, and qualifications of persons for consideration as prospective appointees to the Historic and Environmental Preservation Board. At least five days prior to the making of said appointments by the City Commission (probably at the meeting currently scheduled for October 27, 1994), the names and qualifications of persons submitted to the City Clerk, together with any names and qualifications submitted by members of the City Commission, will be available for public review in the Office of the City Clerk. All nominations must be received by October 12, 1994, at 5 p.m. Official nomination forms are available in the City Clerk's Office. CITY SEAL) MATTY HIRAI (#2226) CITY CLERK CITY OF MIAMI, FL 94- 771 r OFFICIAL NOMINATION FORM A CITY MIANJ,CERS OFFICE 94 OCT 13 A' 8: 25 HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD ' NAME Ar& id ye A kj'n 4, Sr PERMANENT ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, ZIP C D OCCUPATION �- rc, t"Is- BUSINESS/EMPLOYER BUSINESS ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, ZIP CODE) TELEPHONE (HOME) TELEPHONE (BUSINESS) ADDRESS OF ANY PROPERTY, OTHER THAN YOUR HOME OR PLACE OF BUSINESS, WITHIN JITY OF MIAM WHIM YOU OWN -=� _21: rn THE HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD MUST BE COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS.. CHECK THE POSITIONS) FOR WHICH.YOU ARE QUALIFIED. NOMINEES FOR THE PROFESSIQNAL'.POSITIAS WHO MEET THE DEMONSTRATED' KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENT SHOULD ALSO CHECK THE "CIF,IZEN!� CATEGORY. NOMINEES WHO MEET ANY OF THE LISTED CATEGORIES MAY ALSO CHECK THE "ALTERNATE hEMBER" CATEGORY. ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. HISTORIAN OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN QUALIFIED BY 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. L/ PERSON EXPERIENCED IN,JB gg AND FINANCE OR LAW. .CITIZEN WITH DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND INTEREST IN THE HISTORICAL AND ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE OF THE CITY AND/OR CONSERVATION OF THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT. ALTERNATE MEMBER WHO QUALIFIES UNDER ONE OF THE ABOVE CATEGORIES. _,.y / / I f( over + WITHIN THIS SPACE, PROVIDE A SUMMARY STATEMENT OF THE EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE, ACTIVITIES, AND OR OTHER PERTINENT INFORMATION WHICH DEMONSTRATES YOUR QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE POSITIONS) CHECKED ABOVE. PLEASE PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IN THE SPACE PROVIDED, OR ATTACH A SEPARATE RESUME. EDUCATION: WORK EXPERIENCE: ORGANIZATIONS AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: 94— 771 R E S U M E. OF ARTHUR H. KING, SR. ADDRESS: TELEPHONE: 1?95 N.W. 83rd Street 693-0315 (Home) Miami, Florida 33147 758-3063 (Business) PERSONAL: Born .....May 29, 1917 Married Height ...5'11" Dependents .....2 Weight ...185 lbs. Religion ..... Baptist Mt. Zion Baptist Church (Chior Director ..50 years) Notary Public (Commissioned by State of Florida until 1989) EDUCATION: Booker T. Washington High School 1932-1937 Dunbar Elementary School 1925-1931 Special Schools Justice Building ......... Business Meeting Course ... 1975 Justice Building ......... Management Writing ... 1974 Barry University ......... Institute On Aging ... 1970 Four Ambassadors Hotel ... Management Training ... 1969 Lindsey.Hopkins Building . Supervision & Management ... 1968 Metro Dade County ........ Supervision & Management ... 1968 Dade Community College ... Sensitivity Course ... 1968 Central High School. ... Supervision & Management ... 1966 94- 771 It OFFICES HELD; Chairman ........EOPI Credit Union (1966-1970) Chairman ........Drug Task Force Review Co®mittee for the Health Planning Council Chairman ........Environmental Committee for PAC Vice -President ..Boys Clubs of Greater Miami (Central Area) Member of Advisory•Council .....INSTEP Treasurer ........Miami Black Social Workers Member ...........Black Social Workers' Board of Directors Member ...........Advisory County for Aide for the.Elderly of Dade County Chairman of the Board ..........Black Archives - President ........Miami Boys' Clubs, Inc. (C'entral Unit) Member ...........Miami Boys' Clubs, Inc. (Executive Committee) Member ...........City of Miami Memorial Committee Vice -Chairman ....Florida Power & Light Consumer Advisory Board Member ..........City of Miami Chamber of Commerce -Chairman ......,..HRS Community Relations Committee (Gladeview Service Center) Member ...........University of Miami's Historic Advisory Board Member ...........JESCA's Advisory Board Chairman ,.City of miami Heritage Conservation Board Member .......,...Miami Dade Chamber of Commerce OTHER POSITIONS HELD: Regional Center - Operations Supervisor*-' North Community Action Agency of Dade County Center Director for EOPI Administrative Assistant to executive director of CAA 94- 771 0 AWARDS: One among four other people in Florida to receive highest award given by Economic Opportunity Program, Inc. (EOPI) and presented in the. office' of the Governor. Award -from the State of Florida for Outstanding Service Award for Services & Achievement from the Boys' Clubs National Foundation Award from CAA for Community Service Award from YWCA for Services & Achievement 'ward, from YMCA for Outstanding Service Award from Mt. Zion Baptist Church for 33 years of Dedicated Service Rendered Award from Ebenezer Baptist Church for Outstanding Work Award from Miami's Young Businessmen Club for Services & Achievement Award from Black•Social Workers Award from Miami Chlidren's Home Society Award from Miami Dade ` Com:muni ty College r CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM TO: HONORABLE STEPHEN P. CLARK, MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COMMISSION FROM TTY HIRAI Clerk DATE : October 18, 1994 FILE : SUBJECT : Application for Appointment to the Historic and Environmental Preservation Board REFERENCES: ENCLOSURES: (1 application) u The deadline for submitting applications for appointment to the Historic and Environmental Preservation Board was October 12, 1994. The attached application from Nancy L. Siemion was received on October 18th, at 9:30 a.m., past the previously established deadline. The herein application is, therefore, considered by the Department not to have been filed in accordance with stipulated requirements. However, as in the past, we are forwarding said application to you for your consideration and ultimate determination. - This issue has been scheduled for consideration by the City Commission on the October 27th agenda. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call. MH:si ENC: a/s cc: Sergio Rodriguez, Assistant City Manager/Director of Planning, Building & Zoning Department Sarah Eaton, Planner II, Planning Section Elvi Gailastegui, Agenda Coordinator 94- 771 12,3 OFFICIAL v NOMINATION FORM R E C E IV En '94 0CT 18 A 9.39 HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOAR,,,,,, r NAME Nancy L. Siemion PERMANENT ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, ZIP CODE) 12421 S.W. 113 Avenue, Miami, FL 33176 OCCUPATION Registered Landscape Architect BUSINESS/EMPLOYER ' Bermello, Ajamil & Partners BUSINESS ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, ZIP CODE) 2601 South Bayshore Drive, Suite 1000, Miami, FL 33133 TELEPHONE (HOME) TELEPHONE (BUSINESS) (305) 252-1886 (305) 860-3710 ADDRESS OF ANY PROPERTY, OTHER THAN YOUR HOME' OR PLACE OF BUSINESS, WITHIN CITY OF MIAMI WHICH YOU OWN THE HISTORIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION BOARD MUST BE COMPOSED OF THE •FOLLOWING POSITIONS. CHECK THE POSITION(S) FOR WHICH YOU ARE QUALIFIED. 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. ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. x LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. HISTORIAN OR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN QUALIFIED BY 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. CITIZEN WITH DEMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE AND INTEREST IN THE HISTORICAL" -AND ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE OF THE CITY AND/OR CONSERVATION OF THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT. ALTERNATE MEMBER WHO QUALIFIES UNDER ONE OFF THE ABOVE CATEGORIES. 9 4 _ 771 / over r ♦ ' ...may ACTIVITIES, A WI'THIN THIS SPACE, PROVIDE A SUMMARY STATEMENT OF THE EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE, OTHER PERTINENT INFORMATION WHICH DEMONSTRATES YOUR QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE POSITIONS) CHrCKED ABOVE. I look forward to serving on the board and will work closely with both our city and our developers to create designs that preserve and enhance our community. Much of my experience as a landscape architect involves preservation issues. For example, I was a landscape architect on a very sensitive project in Tallahassee involving the development of a 100-acre regional mall and a group of community activists called "Save Our Trees". I successfully responded to both groups concerns using several tree preservation techniques. We saved eight 100-year-old live oaks, as well as preserve other stands of trees, a solution applauded by both developers and environmentalists. I am intimately involved with preservation issues. My family is the -proud owner of a one -acre Coconut Grove environmental preservation site, so I personally understand the impact of development on our urban forest. I also stay current on the most recent developments in tree. preservation. For example, this year I completed a comprehensive seminar on how to save trees during building and land developments. I would appreciate the opportunity as a historic preservation board member to help engineer a win -win situation by creating value in our projects, through the preservation of our trees. PLEASE PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IN THE SPACE PROVIDED, OR ATTACH A:SEPARATE RESUME. EDUCATION: SEE ATTACHMENT WORK EXPERIENCE: SEE ATTACHMENT ORGANIZATIONS AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: SEE ATTACHMENT 94- 771 SIGNATURE DATE NANCY L. SIEMION, R.L.A. DIRECTOR OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE Education and Registration Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, Purdue University, 1983 Registered Landscape Architect #1244 Professional Experience Mrs. Siemion has 11 years experience in a broad range of landscape architecture projects from hotel and resort design to streetscape beautification, residential, park and retail design. As Director of Landscape Architecture at Bermello, Ajamil & Partners for two years, her responsibilities include overseeing design and production of all projects in her department. She became an Associate in the f rrn during 1994. Her expertise includes tree selection, cost estimating, construction detailing, field inspections and design/build projects. During her tenure at B&A, Ms. Siemion has managed landscape architecture for such high -profile projects as Grove Hill Tower in Coconut Grove, Sunset Harbour Townhouses in Miami Beach, and the Homestead Motorsports Complex. She is an award -winning designer, and an Adjunct Professor at Florida International University. Mrs. Siemion was recently elected Secretary of the Florida Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects and is past chairperson of the Miami section of the American Society of Landscape Architects. Organizations and Community Activities A Secretary, Florida Chapter, American Society of Landscape Architecture, 1994 • Fellow, Fairchild Tropical Garden, 1994 - • Miami -Dade Community College, Environmental Center Instructor, 1992 to present • 1993-94 President of South Dade Toastmasters • Adjunct Professor at Florida International University • Recipient of merit award for landscape project at Tropica '90 Plant Expo 0 Member of design team for "Restoration of Prospect Park" project, awarded ASLA Merit award, 1984 • Chairperson, Miami section of the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) 1989, 1990 and 1991. • 1988 Graduate of Leadership Miami (membership by selection only) 9 A - 7'71 BERMELLO, AJAMIL & PARTNERS, INC. B &A raj Nancy Siemion Page 2 Representative Landscape Projects (* Represents government projects) Retail Protects • Cross Roads Mall, Cary, NC • Lake Fair Mall, Tampa, FL • Market Fair Mall, Fort Lauderdale, FL • Dockside Shopping Center, Tampa, FL • Tallahassee Mall, Tallahassee, FL • Loehman's Plaza, Kendall, FL • Burnt Store Square, Punta Gorda, FL • Center of Northport, FL Hotel & Resort Educational * Jackson Memorial Hospital Pedestrian Mall, Miami, FL * "AAA" Dade County Public School * Job Corps - Educational Campus, Miami, FL * Westminster Christian School, Miami, FL * Palmetto Elementary School, Miami, FL Commercial • Dadeland Marriott, Kendall, FL • The Reach, Key West, FL • NCNB Bank, Plantation, FL • The Alhambra, Coral Gables, FL • Warren Henry Auto Mall, Miami, FL • The Grand Bay Hotel, Coconut Grove, • First Union Bank, Miami, FL FL Industrial * Dade County Resource Recovery Plant, Miami, FL * Pasco County Resource Recovery Plant, Hudson, FL * Motor Vehicle Inspection Stations of Dade and Palm Beach Counties Parks * Flamingo Park, Miami Beach, FL * South Pointe Park, Miami Beach, FL * Lummus Park, Miami Beach, FL * Sherbondy Park, Opa-Locka, FL * Prospect Park, Brooklyn, NY (award winning project), * Homestead Motor Sports Complex Residential • Grove Hill, Miami, FL • Coco Plum, Coral Gables, Florida - Multifamily Villas • Mariner Sands, Jupiter, FL - Golf course Resort • Harbourtowne, Boca Raton, FL - Towne Houses • Harbourtowne, Plantation, FL - Towne Houses • Mahogany Bay, Boynton Beach, FL - Luxury Apartment Rentals • Adagio, Kendall, FL - Towne Homes • Serena Cove, Plantation, FL - Single Family Homes • Portuondo Residence, Miami Beach, FL - Single Family Residence • Sunset Harbour, Miami Beach, FL - Luxury Towne Homes & Apartments 9 - '7'71 BERMELLO, AJAMIL & PARTNERS, INC. B &A B&A Bermallo, Ajamil & Partners, Inc. October 7, 1994 2601 South Bayshore Drive, 10th Floor, Miami, Florida 33133 Tel. (305) 859-2050 '91' 077 18 P, 9 0 Mr. Sergio Rodriguez, AICP IT r City of Miami Planning, Building & Zoning Dept. 275 N.W. 2nd Street Miami, FL 33128 Dear Mr. Rodriguez: Ard+Nectve Plarrrr+q Interbr De Un ft..a. Ard+itecturaEfpn Fax: (305)059-9oU I am pleased to submit this application for membership on the Historic and Environmental Preservation Board. As a Registered Landscape Architect with a local firm, I am familiar with this board. I have both personal and professional experience with local projects that were submitted before the board. I am experienced at working with governmental agencies and developers to create solutions that enhance our community. I have been active in our community for the past 10 years. I am a graduate of Leadership Miami, a fellow at Fairchild Tropical Garden, and was recently elected Secretary of the Florida Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects. I also share my knowledge by teaching our community at the Environmental Center of Miami Dade Community College. I would appreciate your support of my appointment to the Historic and Environmental Preservation Board. Please call me if I can answer any questions for you or your selection committee. Sincerely, Nancy L. i 'on NS1a NS 100794.SG Enclosure Willy A. Bannello AIA AICP Luis Ajamil, PE Nelson C. Martinez AIA Agustin J. Banera Bernard N. Horwitz. AIA Bonnie S. Mum ASID Ju,:,,.,�,- Eng: EBOODS304 94- 771 ��