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Home My WebLink AboutR-92-0053J92-85 t� `)_ �� 01-15-92 RESOLUTION NO.-' — e A RESOLUTION, APPROVING THE CHIEF PROCUREMENT OFFICER'S DECISION TO REJECT THE PROTEST RECEIVED FROM SAC CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC., IN CONNECTION WITH BID NO. 91-92-026, ORANGE BOWL STADIUM MODERNIZATION, PHASE II, ASBESTOS CONTAINING MATERIALS REMOVAL, AS IT HAS BEEN DETERMINED TO BE WITHOUT MERIT. WHEREAS, in December, 1991, the City of Miami advertised for bids in connection with the Orange Bowl Stadium Modernization, Phase II, Asbestos Containing Materials Removal project; WHEREAS, the City received several responses to this bid, and, after the bids were tabulated, Kimmins Abatement, the lowest bidder, withdrew its bid; and WHEREAS, the Public Works Department determined that the next, lowest responsible Development Group, Inc.; and and responsive bidder was Project WHEREAS, on January 6, 1992, the City of Miami received a protest from SAC Construction Company, Inc., which raised several issues concerning the appropriate trade license for the project and Project Development Group, Inc.'s alleged failure to complete certain bid documents; and WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 18-56.1 of the City Code, the Chief Procurement Officer, in her role as arbiter, fully investigated the matter; and CITY COMMSSION MEETING OF JAN 23 1992 92- 53 RE40LM" ft. WHEREAS, the Chief Procurement Officer determined that SAC Construction Company, Inc.'s grounds for protest were unfounded and determined that the protest was without merit and has rejected the protest; and WHEREAS, the City Manager and the City Attorney concur with and approve the finding of the Chief Procurement Officer and recommend rejection of the protest filed by SAC Construction Company, Inc.; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA: Section 1. The recitals and findings contained in the Preamble to this Resolution are hereby adopted by reference thereto and incorporated herein as if fully set forth in this Section. Section 2. . The Chief Procurement Officer's decision to reject the protest received from SAC Construction Company, Inc., in connection with the Orange Bowl Stadium Modernization, Phase II, Asbestos Containing Materials Removal project, is hereby approved. -2- 92-- 53 S:7!ction 3. This Resolution shall become effective immediately upon its adoption. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 23rd day of January 1992. ATTES %-40� '. MA Y HIRAI, CITY CLERK PREPARED AND APPROVED BY: CARMEN L. LEON ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS: _� rY CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA 1 INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM TO : Honorable Mayor and Members DATE : J JI N 1 6 1992 FILE of the City Commission V 1 ac., SUBJECT : Resolution of Protest in connection with Bid No. 91-92-026, Asbestos � All Abatement, Orange Bowl FROM REFERENCES Cesar H. Odi City Manager ENCLOSURES: It is respectfully recommended that the City Commission adopt the attached resolution approving the Chief Procurement Officer's decision to reject the protest from SAC Construction Company, Inc., in reference to the removal of asbestos containing materials at the Orange Bowl Stadium. On January 6, 1992, a protest was received from SAC Construction Company, Inc. relative to the above noted bid. In the protest letter the firm alleged that it was the lowest qualified responsive bidder because the project required a demolition license and the apparent low bidders failed to meet this and other requirements called for in the bid specifications. Pursuant to Section 18-56.1 of the City Code, the Chief Procurement Officer fully investigated the matter and determined that the protest lacked merit, and has, therefore, rejected the protest. Attachments: Proposed Resolution Copy of Protest Letter 9 2 -- 53 TO FROM : Judy S . Ca� Chie Procu DepartftmqU- and Solid CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA 91 INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM Cesar Hj. Odio, City Manager DATE A. Quinji Jones TI, City Attorney SUBJECT Protest in connection with Bid No. 91-92-026, Asbestos Abatement, Orange Bowl Modernization REFERENCES: met Officer General Services ENCLOSURES aste January 15, 1992 FILE : I hereby request your approval of my rejection of the protest by SAC Construction Company, Inc., in connection with the above noted bid for the removal of asbestos containing materials at the Orange Bowl Stadium. The basis for my decision, as set forth in the attached letter, is the fact that the firm protest lacks merit. APPROVED: Cesar H. Odio, City Manager APPROVED: QuIftrd II ,- City Attorneys-L-L- ��.., 53 �� 3 January 15, 1992 Mr. Jack Jamme, V.P. SAC Construction Company, Inc. 9501 Old S. Dixie Highway Miami, Florida 33156 61DRAPT DATA CERTIFIED MAIL Re: Protest Pertaining to Bid No. 91-92-026, Orange Bowl Stadium Modernization Phase II, Project B-6200 for Asbestos Removal Dear Mr. Jamme: I, as Chief Procurement Officer of the City of Miami, have read your protest dated December 11, 1991, reviewed pertinent documents and talked with employees, pursuant to my duties under Section 18-56.1, City of Miami Code, Resolution of Protest Solicitations and Awards. Your allegations are summarized below: 1. Kimmins Abatement does not have a Certificate of Competency for demolition and failed to provide proper documentation with their bid. 2. Project Development Group, Inc. failed to include a Certificate of Competency for demolition, a Corporate Resolution and an Oath of Allegiance with their bid. 3. Project Development Group, Inc. failed to comply with Ordinance No. 10062. After considerable research, I have determined the following: Response to Issue #1 This issue is moot because Kimmins Abatement withdrew their bid on January 6, 1992. Response to Issue #2 Section 3, Chapter 455.302 of the Florida Statutes states that ,no person shall conduct abatement work unless ... he is licensed as an asbestos contractor.' Predicated upon this State requirement, City staff proceeded to classify the project under the 'asbestos abatement' trade category and advertised it as such. In addition, Law Engineering, the City's licensed asbestos consultant, was engaged to do the asbestos surveying in the Orange Bowl Modernization project. This firm, in addition to preparing the technical specifications for the bid, confirms that 92- 53 5 SAC Construction Company Page 2 January 15, 1992 DRAF-- DgTe a licensed asbestos abatement contractor should be used for the project, since the work to be done is the removal of asbestos - containing form boards from the concrete bleachers, located in specific sections of the Stadium. In the "Instruction to Bidders", Paragraph 2, bidders were required to submit a valid Certificate of Competency issued by Metro Dade County for the appropriate trade. In my determination, the appropriate trade is asbestos abatement, based Oil the language used throughout the bid specifications: Paragraphs 1 and 2 of the advertisement for bids call for removal of asbestos containing materials; pages 3 and 4 of the price proposal forms are structured on the removal of specific quantities of asbestos material; Section 00803, page 2 of the Supplementary Conditions describes the work as asbestos removal; the same is reiterated in the "Summary of Work," Section 02080, Hazardous Material Abatement; and the qualifications of that same section requires that the contractor or subcontractor be a licensed asbestos abatement contractor. The City, therefore, appropriately let the contract out for asbestos abatement. Any other trade requirements for the work, including demolition, are considered incidental for the completion of this project, as substantiated by Law Engineering. Therefore, your reference to compliance with Metropolitan Dade County Code and the South Florida Building Code's requirements for performing demolition work are not applicable in this instance. Project Development Group, Inc.'s bid contained a copy of its state asbestos contractor's license, Certificate #CJC046273, and a copy of its Certificate of Registration issued by Metro Dade County for asbestos abatement. These are the trade licenses necessary to undertake the project. In addition, the Oath of Allegiance and- Corporate Resolution, along with the sample contract, are not part of the bid documents but rather part of the Agreement Forms and are not meant to be submitted with bid documents. It is required that they be signed after an award has been made. Paragraph 12, Instruction to Bidders, is clearly directed to the 'successful bidder,' who is selected for award after all bids are received tabulated and approved by the City Commission. Response to Issue #3 Ordinance No. 10062 accompanies all bids and is designed to encourage the participation of minority/women owned firms in the City's open competitive bidding process. However, the City does 92- 53 i n SAC Construction Company Page 3 January 15, 1992 not prohibit nor preclude non -minority owned firms from participating in competitive bids, as long as they are qualified to perform the work, meet all the bid specification requirements, and are the lowest responsive and responsible bidder. Minority/women set aside projects are the only cases where compliance with Ordinance No. 10062 is mandatory. In conclusion, I have determined that Project Development Group, Inc. met all the specification requirements and is the lowest responsive and responsible bidder. Therefore, based on the above, your protest is deemed without merit and is rejected. The City Manager and the City Attorney both concur with my decision to reject your protest. The protest is scheduled to be heard by the City Commission at its January 23, 1992 meeting, beginning at 9:00 am. The meeting is held in the City Commission Chambers, City Hall, 3500 Pan American Drive, Miami. Sincerely, Judy S. Carter Chief Procurement Officer cc: Waldemar Lee, Assistant City Manager Carmen L. Leon, Assistant City Attorney Ron E. Williams, Administrator, GSA/SW Department File HAND DELIVERED January 6, 1992 Ms. Judy Carter Chief Procurement Officer CITY OF MIAMI 1390 N. W. 20th Street, 2nd Floor Miami, Florida 33142 t1,f1��'�� t• n'� Dlrl��•�' RE: Orange Bowl Stadium Modernization Phase II, Asbestos Containing Materials Removal B-6200, C. I. P No. 404238 Dear Ms. Carter: In accordance with Article 14, Page 5, of the instructions to bidders for the above referenced project, we hereby protest the bid submittals made by the first two apparent low bidders, Kimmins Abatement and Project Development Group, Inc. We request that their bids be declared non -responsive and that the awared be made to SAC Construction Company, Inc., the lowest qualified responsive bidder. Kimmins Abatement, a Tampa based company, does not hold a valid Certificate of Compen- tency in Dade County to do demolition work as per Chapter 10 of the Contractors Code of Metropolitan Dade County,& as per the South Florida Building Code, Chapters 2, 3, and 33. They also failed to provide required documentation with their bid, such as copies of appropriate licenses, Corporate Resolution, Oath of Allegiance, Sworn State- ment on Public Entity Crimes, and failed to name any minority vendor on page 6 of the proposal and thus failed to comply with Ordinance No. 10062. In addition, they used the seal of another corporation, Kimmins Recycling Corporation, in at least two places where they had to affix the bidders own corporate seal. Project Development Group, Inc., an out of state firm, did not include a copy of a valid Certificate of Compentency to do demolition work in Dade County nor do they have one as per Article 2 of the Instructions to Bidders. This project requires substantial demo- lition work and usage of large cranes and other heavy equipment. This is also in vio- lation of Section 10-3 of the Code of Metropolitan Dade County and the South Florida Building Code, Chapters 2, 3, and 33. They also failed to include the Corporate Resol- ution and Oatl; of Allegiance with their bid. They did not name any minority vendors on page 6 of the proposal and thus failed to comply with Ordinance No. 10062 although they acknowledged and notarized page 00330 named "Statement of Compliance with Ordinance No. 10062 SAC Construction Company, Inc., a local firm, is the lowest responsive bidder that meets all the standards set forth in the bid documents and has submitted all required document- ation.to support same. In addition, we listed and will use MCO Environmental, Inc., a local minority owned and operated firm with previous Orange Bowl experience, as a sub- contractor doing a very substantial part of the work, thus complying with the intentions of the City of Miami and Ordinance No. 10062 in the utilization of minority vendors. i SAC COURUGHON COMPANY, INC. 92 - o iW 1 OW SOUTH 00M Hl"AY I MOW. FLORIDA 331661 TELEPHOW 6674MG 1 PA. BOX 6801761 OW1 33160 1 • Page 2 January 6, 1992 Ms. Judy Carter CITY OF MIAMI A more formal letter from our attorney, Mr. David Swimmer, will be forthcoming shortly. In the meantime we respectfully request that you disqualify both Kimmins Abatement and Project Development Group, Inc., based on the facts presented above and declare SAC Construction Company, Inc., as the lowest qualified and responsive bidder. Sincerely, ON COMPANY, INC. k Ja e e P esident JJ/sfb cc: Dr. Luis A. Prieto—Portar, P. E., Ph. D. Director, Public Works Department Mr. Juan Ordonez, P. E., Project Manager LARRY L. COOK FREDRICA B ELDER DAVID L. SWIMMER LAW OFFICES • ' 1 `AVID SUITE 8•4 r cILii OAK PLAZA PROFESSIONAL CENTER q -• r E525 SOUTHWEST 92NO STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA 33150 January 7, 1992 TELEPHONE (305) 274 • 1222 FAX (305) 595.0470 co 0 Ms. Judith Carter Chief Procurement Officer City of Miami 1390 N.W. 20th Street, 2nd Floor Miami, FL 33142 RE: Orange Bowl Stadium Modernization Phase II (1992) - Asbestos Containing Materials Removal B-6200, C.I.P. No.: 4040238 Dear Ms. Carter: This law firm represents SAC Construction Company, Inc. ("SAC") regarding the bid procedure on the above referenced project. SAC is a prospective contractual party who feels aggrieved in connection with the solicitation of award of the Contract for this project as described in Article 14, Page 5 of the City's Instructions to Bidders ("Instructions"). In compliance with those instructions, SAC hand -delivered to you on January 6, 1992, a written protest. This protest was submitted within 14 days after SAC knew or should have known of the facts giving rise to the action of which it complains. A copy of written protest is attached hereto as Appendix "A". As you are aware, SAC was the number three low bidder on this project with Kimmins Abatement Corporation ("Kimmins") and Project Development Group, Inc. ("PDG") providing lower bids. However, a review of the bid documents and the licensing records leads us to believe that Kimmins and PDG are not the lowest responsive, responsible bidders. Rather, SAC is the lowest responsive, responsible bidder. Kimmins, a Tampa based company, does not hold a valid certificate of competency of Dade County to do demolition work as described in Chapter 10 "Contractors" Code of Metropolitan Dade County, Florida (1989) and as provided for in the South Florida Building Code, Chapters 2, 3, and 33. Demolition constitutes a significant portion of the work necessary to be performed on this project and is not nearly incidental to the removal of asbestos. Additionally, 92- 53/I V Judith Carter January 7, 1992 Page 2 Kimmins did not provide the documentation required by Article 2 of the City's Instructions to Bidders. In particular, Kimmins did not provide copies of appropriate licenses, appropriately sealed Corporate Resolution, Oath of Allegiance and Sworn Statement on public entity crimes. Kimmins further failed to name any minority vendor as required by Ordinance No. 10062. PDG, an out of state firm, also did not include with its bid proposal a valid Certificate of Competency to do demolition work in Dade County. It is our understanding and belief that PDG does not have such a Certificate as required by Article 2 of the Instructions to Bidders. As stated earlier, this project requires substantial demolition work and usage of large cranes and other heavy equipment. The code of Metropolitan Dade County, Section 10- 3, and the South Florida Building Code, Chapters 2, 3 and 33, require special licensing and a Certificate of Competency to do the type of demolition work required for this project. In addition to these violations, it is our understanding and belief that PDG failed to include the Corporate Resolution and Oath of Allegiance with their bid and did not name any minority vendors on page 6 of proposal as required by Ordinance No. 10062. In start contrast to Kimmins and PDG, SAC, a local firm, can meet all of the standards set forth in the bid documents and has submitted all required documentation to support its bid. In addition, SAC listed and will use NCO Environmental, Inc. ("MCO"), a local minority owned and operated firm with previous Orange Bowl experience as a subcontractor doing a substantial part of the work. This use complies with the letter and intent of Ordinance No. 10062 in the utilization of minority vendors. Article 14 of the City's Instructions to Bidders provides that once SAC has made a timely protest, the Chief Procurement Officer shall make a decision as to the validity of the protest and submit her decision to the City Commission within 30 days after receipt of the protest. (City Code Section 18-56.1.1) Unless the awarding of this contract is delayed until after the resolution of this protest, irreparable harm will be done to SAC and its minority subcontractors, including NCO. For that reason, SAC specifically requests that the award of this contract be delayed until after a decision by the Chief Procurement Officer and approval by the City Commission. It is our understanding and belief that an award of this contract is scheduled to occur on Thursday, January 9, 1992. Unless we receive the assurance from the City that the award of this contract will not occur until after a resolution of the protest filed by SAC, we will have not alternative but to proceed with the filing of 92-- 53 1�L 0 Judith Carter January 7, 1992 Page 3 a complaint with appropriate administrative and/or judicial body seeking injunctive relief prohibiting the City from awarding this contract until a resolution of the protest on its merits. I trust that procedure will not be necessary and that an amicable resolution of this matter can be reached. Please give this matter your immediate attention. Very truly yours, LARR L. COOK LLC:saf cc: Juan Ordonez Department of Public Works City of Miami, Florida via fax: 358-1452 1456\letter.001 92-- 53 >3 a a C 9SOUTH FLORIDA CHAPTER 15105 N.W. 77th AVENUE, SUITE 150 • MIAMI LAKES, FLORIDA 33014 • Mr. Jack Jamme Vice Pres./Sec./Treas. SAC Construction Co., Inc. Post Office Box 560175 Miami, Florida 33156 Dear Mr. Jamme: 2. , ruu��nsc6�Iuau�c DADE 557-2440, BROWARD 523-0187 FAX (305) 557-2443 January 22, 1992 Submitted into the public record in connection with item on Z- - MatW Hirai City Men', - Pursuant to our recent conversation concerning the Orange Bowl Asbestos Abatement Project, the situation as we understand it, appears to be primarily one of licensing; compliance with applica- ble laws and ordinances; and possibly Owner liability. From a loss control and health prosepective, the scope of the project as described, would demand a maximum degree of care and attention to safety. Our understanding is that the work will include careful disas- sembly of structural components involving drilling, cutting, torch- ing and jackhammering operations to free 18' X 3' 2000 lb. decking planks, for removal by crane. Proper crane sizing, operation and supervision to make these lifts are essential to minimize potential injury to personnel and property. In this case, rigging of the loads is critical and should only be done by trained, experienced people under the supervision of the General Contractor. Attention to proper barricading of resulting floor openings and use of personal protective equipment must not be overlooked. As a Member of the AGC Self -Insurers' Fund for Workers' Com- pensation, you are entitled to the following safety and health consultive services at no additional cost: 1. Overall safety performance suvey; 2. Appraisal of mechanical hazards, power transmission appa- ratus, material handling, unsafe work methods, and hazard- ous processes; 3. Assistance in the detection of occupational health hazards and exposures; 92— AMERICA PROGRESSES THROUGH CONSTRUCTION e"40r"e 4 e4mor4at 53 Mr. Jack Jamme January 22, 1992 Page - 2 - 4. Jobsite, office, shop and/or plant safety inspections, with recommendations for appropriate corrective action as applicable; 5. Assistance in establishing and providing safety and health education programs; 6. Assistance in the development of an employer comprehensive safety program; 7. On site safety meetings with Operation Safe Site (OSS) Van, within our geographical operating area; 8. Various mandatory and safety posters, safety meeting top- ics, Safety Sound Off Bulletins and AGC/SIF Member Grams. For further information and/or to request any or all of the listed consultive services, please call or write David D. Leto South Florida Chapter, Associated General Contractors Post Office Box 170360 Hialeah, Florida 33017-0360 Telephone: 523-0187 (Broward) 557-2440 (Dade) Fax: 557-2431 Sincerely, DAVID D. LETO Loss Control Representative Submitted into the Dubii�, record in connection with itemon /�� ,l r�latty City Clerk 92 - 53 a ij Submitted into the public record in connection with item 1 on I Matty Hirai City Clerk LAWRENCE F. BRILL. INC. CONSULTING ENGINEERS SINCE ITS INCEPTION IN 1964, LAWRENCE F. BRILL, INC. HAS SHOWN STEADY GROWTH IN STATURE AND EXPERIENCE. PROJECTS UNDERTAKEN BY THE FIRM HAVE REPRESENTED DIVERSITY IN SIZE, TYPE AND DEGREE OF COMPLEXITY. THE FIRM HAS EARNED ITS REPUTATION OF EXCELLENCE IN THE FIELDS OF DESIGN AND ENGINEERING. THIS REPUTATION IS ENHANCED BY OUR POLICY OF CLOSE INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION AND SUPERVISION OF EACH PROJECT BY THE PRINCIPAL. A CONTINUING PROGRAM OF STUDYING CLIENT REQUIREMENTS AND THE MOST RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN THE PREPARATION OF CONTRACT DOCUMENTS ENABLES US TO PROVIDE THE HIGHEST DEGREE OF DESIGN INFORMATION. THE EXTENSIVE USE OF OUR IN-HOUSE COMPUTERS AND AUTOCAD PROGRAMS ON ALL OF OUR PROJECTS RESULTS IN EXPEDIENT, ACCURATE AND THOROUGH COMPUTATIONS FOR EACH JOB. I SERVICES OFFERED BY LAWRENCE F. BRILL, INC. HAVE BEEN HIGHLY DEVELOPED $ AND EXTENDED TO ENABLE US TO FURNISH OUR CLIENTS WITH THE GREATEST DEGREE OF INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION TO EACH PROJECT. ON A CONTINUING BASIS WE INVESTIGATE THE MOST CURRENT CONSTRUCTION SYSTEMS AND DESIGN TECHNIQUES, INCORPORATING THE BEST OF THESE INTO OUR FIELDS OF EXPERTISE AS THEY AFFECT EACH INDIVIDUAL PROJECT. OUR RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE COMPLETE COORDINATION OF WORK WITH OTHER MEMBERS OF THE DESIGN TEAM AND PREPARATION AND DELIVERY OF THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS ON A TIMELY BASIS. LAWRENCE F. BRILL, INC. HAS BEEN INVOLVED IN PROJECTS THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA, AFRICA, SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. AND MANY ISLAND NATIONS AS WELL. OUR PRINCIPALS' PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS ENCOMPASSES MANY STATES. OUR FIRM HAS SERVED AS CONSULTANTS TO RYDER TRUCK RENTAL, INC.. ROLLINS LEASING CORPORATION, METROPOLITAN DADE COUNTY { AVIATION DEPARTMENT FOR ONGOING PROJECTS AT MIAMI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, AND MARRIOTT CORPORATION. THE FIRM CONDUCTS 40 YR. INSPECTIONS FOR EXISTING STRUCTURES, AS WELL AS CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT/INSPECTION SERVICES FOR FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS' PROJECTS UNDER CONSTRUCTION. AND SPECIAL/THRESHOLD INSPECTOR SERVICES. OUR DIVERSIFIED DESIGN EXPERIENCE INCLUDES HIGH-RISE RESIDENTIAL BUILDING COMPLEXES, PARKING STRUCTURES, HEALTH CARE FACILITIES, WAREHOUSES AND DISTRIBUTION CENTERS. OFFICE AND BANK BUILDINGS, FUEL SYSTEMS, INDUSTRIAL +) PLANTS. SHOPPING CENTERS. CHURCHES. EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES, LIBRARIES. RESTAURANTS, IN-FLITE KITCHENS AND VEHICLE MAINTENANCE FACILITIES. 92- 53 Submitteto the public record in connection with item on LAWRENCE F. BRILL, P.E. — PRESIDENT Matty Hirai City Clerk EDUCATIONr UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI, BSCE, 1957 IRON ARROW HONOR SOCIETY OMICRON DELTA KAPPA NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY BROWNELL ENGINEERING AWARD, OUTSTANDING ENGINEERING GRADUATE, 1957 REGISTRATION: FLORIDA #6385 NATIONAL COUNCIL OF ENGINEERING EXAMINERS, CERTIFICATE #3892 REGISTERED PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER, 32 STATES LICENSED GENERAL CONTRACTOR, DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA TECHNICAL ORGANIZATIONS: CONSULTING ENGINEER'S COUNCIL FLORIDA ENGINEERING SOCIETY PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES 1964—PRESENT PRINCIPAL — LAWRENCE F. BRILL, INC. 1964 CHIEF STRUCTURAL ENGINEER — PANCOAST, FERENDINO, GRAFTON & SKEELS, MIAMI, FLORIDA 1963-1964 ASSOCIATE & CHIEF ENGINEER — LLOYD FRANK VANN ASSOCIATES, MIAMI. FLORIDA 1961-1962 COMPUTER LIAISON ENGINEER — CHARLES PAYNE ASSOCIATES. MIAMI, FLORIDA 1957-1961 STRUCTURAL DESIGNER — LLOYD FRANK VANN ASSOCIATES. MIAMI, FLORIDA SPECIALTIESc STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING FOR PRE—ENGINEERED METAL BUILDINGS, FOR HI —RISE BUILDINGS (APARTMENTS, OFFICES. HOSPITALS. ETC.), WAREHOUSES AND DISTRIBUTION CENTERS. VEHICLE MAINTENANCE FACILITIES, SHOPPING CENTERS. EXTENSIVE EXPERIENCE IN DESIGN OF HOSPITALS AND EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES. DESIGN AND COORDINATION OF ALL TYPES OF PROJECTS INCLUDING OFFICE AND BANK BUILDINGS. HOSPITALS, PERFORMING ARTS THEATRES. WAREHOUSES, DISTRIBUTION CENTERS, SHOPPING CENTERS, EDUCATIONAL AND RESEARCH FACILITIES, PARKING GARAGES, INDUSTRIAL AND VEHICLE MAINTENANCE FACILITIES. EXPERIENCED IN REHABILITATION OF EXISTING STRUCTURES. ,92-- 53 Submd into the public record in connection with 11 item on � 3 R �, -_,_.,. LUIS M. RODRIGUEZ, P.E. - ASSOCIATE — Malty Hirai EDUCATION: LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY, BSCE. 1970 City Clerk REGISTRATION: FLORIDA PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER #22132 LICENSED BUILDING CONTRACTOR, STATE OF FLORIDA #2284 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: 1989 -PRESENT ASSOCIATE, LAWRENCE F. BRILL, INC. 1982-1989 PRESIDENT, ACANA CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION 1975-1982 CHIEF ENGINEER, LAWRENCE F. BRILL, INC. 1970-1975 STRUCTURAL ENGINEER. LAWRENCE F. BRILL, INC. SPECIALTIES: STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING FOR INSTITUTIONAL, COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL, HI -RISE STRUCTURES, SHOPPING CENTERS, SCHOOLS, HOSPITALS. WAREHOUSES, ETC. EXPERIENCED IN RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION. EXPERIENCED IN COMPUTER APPLICATIONS TO ENGINEERING DESIGN. RECOGNIZED BY PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION FOR SOFTWARE MODIFICATION. Sultcd into the public FRANK SUAREZ, A.I.A., C.C.S. record in connection with item I on 1 % ;) 3 4 Matty Hirai City Clerk EDUCATIONs FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY, 1984 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE, CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE, 1988, UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI EXPERIENCES HAS WORKED FOR LAWRENCE F. BRILL, INC. SINCE 1978. PRESENT— LY RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL ARCHITECTURAL WORK. HAS DESIGNED MULTIPLE RYDER AND ROLLINS PROJECTS IN OVER 35 STATES, SOUTH AMERICA AND THE CARRIBEAN, 4 MILLION DOLLAR MARRIOTT—IN—FLITE KITCHENS, 4.5 MILLION DOLLAR EDWARD DON & COMPANY OFFICE BUILDING, VARIOUS AUTOMOTIVE SHOWROOM/OFFICE FACILITIES, ONGOING COMPLETE ARCHITECTURAL/ENGINEERING PROJECTS FOR KELLY TRACTOR SERVICES ENCOMPASSING FUEL STORAGE AND FUEL SYSTEMS, VARIOUS WAREHOUSE AND DISTRIBUTION CENTERS AND ALLIED STEEL OFFICE AND MANUFACTURING PLANT, AS WELL AS NUMEROUS RESIDEN— TIAL AND COMMERCIAL REMODELS AND ADDITIONS. PROFICIENT WITH AUTOCAD SYSTEM. :? 53 i i Sub 4ted into the public record in connection with item I I on THOMAS NIXON SMILEY Matty Hirai EDUCATION: CLEMSON UNIVERSITY, B.S., CIVIL ENGINEERING. 1987 City Clerk EXPERIENCE: JUNE, 1987 PRESENT LAWRENCE F. BRILL, INC. - INTERN (ENGINEER IN TRAINING). STRUCTURAL/CIVIL DRAFTING. PERFORMS WIDE VARIETY OF FIELD OBSERVATIONS - SCHOOLS, UNIVERSITIES, MEDICAL FACILITIES, SHOPPING CENTERS, CONDOMINIUM DEVELOPMENTS, BANKS. LIASON BETWEEN CONTRACTOR AND THIS FIRM,. ATTENDS PROJECT MEETINGS. CHECKS SHOP DRAWINGS. ASSISTS IN DESIGN ON VARIOUS PROJECTS. SUMMER, 1986 LAWRENCE F. BRILL, INC. - DRAFTSPERSON. ASSISTED DRAFTSPERSONS AND PERFORMED MISCELLANEOUS WORK ON PROJECTS. SUMMER, 1985 WINGERTER LABROATORIES, INC. - SOIL SAMPLER. COLLECTED AND LABELED FIELD SAMPLES WITH DRILLING RIG. SAMPLES TAKEN FROM DEPTHS OF 5 TO 80 FEET. LAWRENCE F. BRILL, INC. - DRAFTSPERSON. SAME AS 1986. SUMMERS 1984. 1982, 1981 STOKER HOMES, INC. - CONSTRUCTION WORKER. ASSISTED IN CARPENTRY WORK ON LARGE CUSTOM HOMES. 92- 53 W Suhhtted into the public record in connection with item on z 3_ (qa . GILBERTO RODRIGUEZ Matty Hirai EDUCATION: MIAMI DADE COMMUNITY COLLEGE - SOUTH CAMPUS, City Clerk ASSOCIATES IN ARTS DEGREE IN ENGINEERING, 1987 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY, BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING. 1990 EXPERIENCE: 6/83 - 4/84 5/84 - 7/85 8/85 - PRESENT RODRIGUEZ WELDING - MACHINE SHOP AND WELDING EXPERIENCE VICKREY, OVERSAT & AWSUMB ARCHITECTS - ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING, PRESENTATIONS, PRODUCTION. LAWRENCE F. BRILL, INC. - STRUCTURAL, CIVIL. ARCHITEC- TURAL DRAFTING, AUTOCAD EXPERIENCE, FIELD OBSERVATIONS AND REPORTS, SHOP DRAWING REVIEW. RECENT GRADUATE, PRESENTLY ENGINEER IN TRAINING, AWAITING SUFFICIENT ACCUMULATION OF EXPERIENCE TO SIT FOR FLORIDA P.E. EXAM. y2.-- 53 C Submitted into the public F11 III !1 F11 CATHI MOODY Office Manager EDUCATION= Our Lady of Lourdes Academy South Miami, Florida. 1972 EXPERIENCEe record in connection with item 11 _ on 3 , IM'atty Hirai City Clerk August. 1983 - Present LAWRENCE F. BRILL. INC.. CORAL GABLES. FL - OFFICE MGR. FROM 1983 THROUGH 1987, PERFORMED SECRETARIAL DUTIES FOR THE FIRM, AS WELL AS FOR BRILL/HEYER ASSOCIATES. INC., WHO SHARED THE SAME OFFICE SPACE. DUTIES INCLUDE RECEPTIONIST, FILE CLERK, PERSONAL SECRETARY TO LAWRENCE F. BRILL, OFFICE SUPPLY MONITOR/ORDER AND ALL SECRETA- RIAL DUTIES. IN 1988 THE FIRM BRILL/HEYER WAS DISSOLVED. TOOK ON THE RESPONSIBILITY OF GENERAL BOOKKEEPER AS WELL AS ABOVE DUTIES FOR LAWRENCE F. BRILL. INC.; DUTIES INCLUDE WEEKLY PAYROLL, BILLINGS, ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE AND PAYABLE, KEEPING PROJECT MANAGERS INFORMED AS TO STATUS OF PROJECTED/ACTUAL JOB COSTS, MAINTAINING ALL PAYROLL/ PROJECT INFORMATION ON ACCOUNTING PROGRAM, WIND 2. August, 1980 - Aug., 1983 MT. SINAI MEDICAL CENTER, MIAMI BEACH, FL - SECRETARY WORKED AS SECRETARY/CLERK IN NURSING OFFICE ON 3PM-11PM SHIFT. DUTIES INCLUDED TRACKING STAFFING NEEDS, TRACKING PATIENT CENSUS, PROVIDING PATIENTS WITH PRIVATE DUTY NURSING/AIDE CARE. TRACKING LABOR POOL NURSING HOURS TO VERIFY AGENCIES' MONTHLY BILLING. HANDLING PATIENT/FAMILY COMPLAINTS WITH REGARD TO NURSING CARE PROBLEMS. TRACKING NURSING STAFF ILL/ABSENTEE RECORDS. LIAISON BETWEEN FAMILY MEMBERS AND FUNERAL HOMES. 9 2-- 53 Sw. itted into the public record in connection with item can a 3I�a�, �a,M Hirai THE FOLLOWING IS A REPRESENTATIVE LIST OF THE TYPE OF PROJECTS LA #� Clerk F. BRILL. INC. HAS BEEN INVOLVED INs BANKS RESTAURANTS CHURCHES RESIDENCES MARINE FACILITIES LIBRARIES _i TRUCK TERMINALS FIRE STATION i HOSPYTALS HOTELS r{ SCHOOLS MOTELS THEATRES PARKING STRUCTURES !` KITCHENS RENOVATION AND RESTORATION WORK GARAGES HANGARS MAINTENANCE FACILITIES APARTMENT BUILDINGS r� 1 OFFICE BUILDINGS COMPUTER CENTERS SHOPPING CENTERS DISTRIBUTION CENTERS POST OFFICES CLUB HOUSES j MANUFACTURING PLANTS STADIUMS WAREHOUSES HEALTH CENTERS INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS BUS STATIONS BAGGAGE TERMINALS SPORT CENTERS Fri y2— 53 a Submitil, into the public record in connection with item �! on DOCKS AND MARINE FACILITIES Matty Hirai City Clerk CORAL REEF YACHT CLUB DESIGNED NEW CONCRETE SLIPS. 4 MIAMI, FLORIDA J BERTRAM YACHT DESIGNED TEST FACILITIES, COVERED MIAMI, FLORIDA DOCKING FACILITIES, BOAT REPAIR FACILITIES, SEA WALL. RICHARD BERTRAM YACHT CO. DESIGNED FUELING AREAS, YACHT MIAMI, FLORIDA REPAIR FACILITIES, COVERED PIERS, PIER REPAIR DESIGN, EXTENDED EXISTING PIER FACILITIES. PETERS ISLAND REDESIGNED SEAWALLS AND PIERS BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS DESTROYED BY HURRICANE WAVE DAMAGE. 1! DOUGLAS GARDENS INVESTIGATED SEAWALL DAMAGE AND JEWISH HOME/HOSPITAL FOR AGED DESIGNED NEW SEAWALLS. FT. LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA MATHESON HAMMOCK DESIGNED CONCRETE PIERS AND RAMPS MIAMI, FLORIDA f BAKERS HAULOVER DESIGNED CONCRETE PIERS AND RAMPS _ MIAMI, FLORIDA r} CRANDON PARK DESIGNED CONCRETE PIERS AND RAMPS MIAMI, FLORIDA BRADFORD MARINE ADDITION TO EXISTING FACILITIES �i MIAMI, FLORIDA DEEP SIX MARINA ADDITION TO EXISTING FACILITIES MIAMI, FLORIDA COMPLEAT INFLATIBLES ADDITION TO EXISTING FACILITIES MIAMI, FLORIDA VARIOUS SEAWALL AND PIER DESIGN AND INVESTIGATION PROJECTS FOR LOCAL PRIVATE CLIENTS. 92- 53 Submitted into the public J record in connection with item on EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES — BROWARD COUNTY } Matty Hirai NOVA UNIVERSITY LAW CENTER City Clerk BROWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE — CLASSROOM BLDG. BROWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE — STUDENT UNION BLDG. 4 SEVERAL GYMNASIUMS BROWARD SCHOOL BOARD CENTRAL VOCATIONAL SCHOOL ATLANTIC VOCATIONAL SCHOOL BAILEY HALL BROWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE .l BOYD ANDERSON HIGH SCHOOL HOLLYWOOD HILLS HIGH SCHOOL — ADDN. S. BROWARD HIGH SCHOOL — ADDN. COOPER CITY HIGH SCHOOL CORAL SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL CORAL SPRINGS JR. HIGH SCHOOL MARGATE MIDDLE SCHOOL MIDDLE SCHOOL "DD" POMPANO BEACH HIGH SCHOOL GYM a S. BROWARD GYM = SCHOOL "AAA" ,1 1 SCHOOL "CCC" NOVA ELEMENTARY RENOVATION MIDDLE SCHOOL "BB" SCHOOL FOR HEARING IMPAIRED Is �� 92-- 53 E, ' Stitted into the public record in connection with item t i on ► 2 4a OW EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES - DADE COUNTY Matty Hirai City Clerk UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI - MUSIC SCHOOL ADDITION. GABLES CAMPUS 4 DADE COMMUNITY COLLEGE - SCIENCE BUILDING, MIAMI. FL DADE COMMUNITY COLLEGE - ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MIAMI, FL k FLORIDA MEMORIAL COLLEGE ROSENSTIEL SCHOOL OF MARINE AT ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES, KEY BISCAYNE, FL HECHT ATHLETIC CTR, UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI. GABLES CAMPUS SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY BUILDING. DADE COMMUNITY COLLEGE, MIAMI, FL LIBRARY BUILDING. DADE COMMUNITY COLLEGE, MIAMI, FL UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI/JMH FOX MEDICAL CTR., CIVIC CENTER, MIAMI, FL i UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI/MUSIC SCHOOL, GABLES CAMPUS UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI PHYSICS/GEOLOGY BLDG., GABLES CAMPUS 1 UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI ENGINEERING BUILDING, GABLES CAMPUS UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI ART SCHOOL ADDITION. GABLES CAMPUS UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI/GAUTIER MEDICAL BLDG., CIVIC CENTER, MIAMI. FL UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI/GLASSEL BLDG.. RENOVATIONS & REMODEL, KEY BISCAYNE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI. ZIFF TOWER, SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE MISC. INVESTIGATIONS. CALCULATIONS. MINOR RENOVATION WORK AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI - ONGOING FLORIDA MEMORIAL COLLEGE STATE SCHOOL "N" SCHOOL "M" UNIVERSITY HOUSE (DORMITORIES). FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY i PROTOTYPE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (2). DADE COUNTY. FL RANSOM EVERGLADES SCHOOL LIBRARY ADDITION. COCONUT GROVE, FL RANSOM EVERGLADES SCHOOL GYM RENOVATION. COCONUT GROVE. FL t+ CORAL GABLES SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL, GYM RENOVATION, CORAL GABLES. FL y 53 HI --RISE STRUCTURES (OVER 10 STORIES) Submitted into the public record in connection with item on 2 3 � , Matty Hirai City Clerk MONACO BEACH CLUB CONDOMINIUM - NAPLES, FLORIDA TIFFANY CONDOMINIUM - MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA THE JOCKEY CLUB - MIAMI, FLORIDA YACHT HARBOUR CONDOMINIUM - MIAMI, FLORIDA *° HILLCREST APARTMENT COMPLEX - HOLLYWOOD. FLORIDA G►tEENWICH CONDOMINIUM - MIAMI. FLORIDA JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, WEST WING - MIAMI. FLORIDA TWIN LAKES APARTMENT COMPLEX - MIAMI. FLORIDA 1 .92-- 53 Submit,` into the public record in connection with 'i item on ! L2 3 R -)-- HOSPITAL AND HEALTH CARE FACILITIES Matty Hirai City Clerk JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (14 STORY WEST WING) - MIAMI. FLORIDA BROWARD GENERAL HOSPITAL (RADIATION THERAPY) - HOLLYWOOD. FL JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (RADIATION THERAPY AND CARDIOLOGY SUITE) MIAMI, FLORIDA BROWARD GENERAL HOSPITAL (EXPANSION) - HOLLYWOOD, FLORIDA R MT. SINAI MEDICAL CENTER (BLOOD BANK, AMBULATORY - SURGICAL CENTER, TEMPORARY AND PERMANENT NMR BUILDING) - VARIOUS STUDIES AND INVESTIGA- TIONS, MIAMI BEACH, FL NORTH DADE HEALTH CARE CENTER - MIAMI. FLORIDA w CYPRESS CREEK HOSPITAL (ADDITION) - POMPANO, FLORIDA VARIETY CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL (ADDITION) - MIAMI. FLORIDA r HOMESTEAD HEALTH CARE CENTER - HOMESTEAD, FLORIDA NORTH BROWARD HOSPITAL (RADIATION THERAPY) - BROWARD COUNTY, FL SOUTH BROWARD HOSPITAL (RADIATION UNIT) - BROWARD COUNTY, FL HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (ADDITION) - HOLLYWOOD, FLORIDA HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL MRI - HOLLYWOOD, FL HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL MODERNIZATION PROGRAM - HOLLYWOOD, FL HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL IN -FILL BUILDING HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL INCINERATOR BLDG. HOLY CROSS HOSPITAL (ADDITION) - FT. LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA NORTH BROWARD HOSPITAL ($27 MILLION - ADDITIONS) - POMPANO, FL CORAL SPRINGS HOSPITAL - CORAL SPRINGS. FLORIDA JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, PARKING STRUCTURE - MIAMI, FL. MIAMI JEWISH HOME AND HOSPITAL FOR THE AGED: -MAY VISITORS CENTER -STEIN COMMONS BLDG. -J. MORSE GERIATRIC CTR. -CHERNIN BUILDING ,� 9 2 - 53 J Submitted into the public record in connection with HOTELS item._.,_ I I „— on j L3 q GREAT HARBOR CAY RESORT COMPLEX Matty Hirai City Clerk HOLIDAY INN — ROME, NEW YORK HOWARD JOHNSON MOTOR LODGE — PENSACOLA, FLORIDA HOWARD JOHNSON MOTOR LODGE — TARPON SPRINGS, FLORIDA s HOWARD JOHNSON MOTOR LODGE — STUART, FLORIDA HOWARD JOHNSON MOTOR LODGE — ELIZABETHTOWN, NEW JERSEY HOLIDAY INN — RIVIERA BEACH, FLORIDA u HOLIDAY INN — PALM BEACH GARDENS. FLORIDA HOLIDAY INN — HOLLYWOOD BEACH, FLORIDA RAMADA INN — WINTER HAVEN, FLORIDA RAMADA INN — GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA RAMADA INN — MACON, GEORGIA I TWO SEASON HOTEL & GOLF CLUB — MIAMI, FLORIDA w1W TAUB MOTOR LODGE EJ OCEAN REEF YACHT CLUB — NORTH KEY LARGO. FLORIDA HILLCREST CLUB HOUSE — HOLLYWOOD, FLORIDA *T i 92— 53 Submitted into the public IN -ELITE KITCHEN record in connection with MARRIOTT: item on MIAMI. FLORIDA Matty Hirai City Clerk FT. LAUDERDALE, FL ORLANDO. FL SANFORD, FL TAMPA, FL W. PALM BEACH. FL a LOS ANGELES. CALIFORNIA i DENVER, COLORADO ALBEQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI SEATTLE, WASHINGTON ONTARIO, CALIFORNIA =� ANTIGUA BRAZIL, S.A. 92- 53 #mitted into the public record in connection with it, L\ on 3, Matty Hirai MANUFACTURING. WAREHOUSE5 AND DISTRIBUTION CENTERS City Clerk PALMETTO LAKES OFFICES AND WAREHOUSES - MIAMI. FLORIDA RYDER TRUCK LINES - MIAMI. FLORIDA HAMMERSMITH DISTRIBUTION CENTER - MIAMI, FLORIDA SMITH TERMINAL OFFICE & DISTRIBUTION CENTER - MIAMI & TAMPA, FL ABC TRUCK TERMINAL - MIAMI. FLORIDA CAROLINA FREIGHT - MIAMI. FLORIDA CORAL PAPER - MIAMI, FLORIDA DADE PAPER - MIAMI. FLORIDA EDWARD DON - FT. LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA GRAY DRUG FAIR - SUNRISE, FLORIDA BOGAGE WAREHOUSE - MIAMI, FLORIDA BERTRAM YACHT - MIAMI, FLORIDA FIDELITY ELECTRONICS - MIAMI, FLORIDA SUPPLY LINE - ATLANTA. GEORGIA AND OKLAHOMA CITY, OK. ALLIED METALS - MIAMI, FL 92- 53 AbArnitted 'I nto the public record in connection with item__ I__ on I L J:� � � OFFICE BUILDINGS: Matfiy Hirai City Clerk HOLLYWOOD FEDERAL SAVINGS HOME OFFICE BUILDING - HOLLYWOOD, FL CORAL GABLES FEDERAL OFFICE BUILDING - CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA SKYLAKE STATE BANK OFFICE BUILDING - MIAMI, FLORIDA ALLSTATE INSURANCE BUILDING - FT. LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA NORTH BROWARD HOSPITAL DISTR. OFFICE BLDG. - FT. LAUDERDALE, FL EMERALD HILLS BANK AND OFFICE BUILDING - FT. LAUDERDALE, FL GALLOWAY MEDICAL CENTER - MIAMI, FLORIDA RYDER SYSTEM OFFICE AND COMPUTER CENTER - MIAMI, FLORIDA KENDALL OFFICE PARK DEVELOPMENT - MIAMI, FLORIDA S. BROWARD HOSPITAL DISTRICT OFFICE FACILITY - BROWARD COUNTY, FL KENDALL CORPORATE CENTER - MIAMI, FLORIDA MISC. PROJECTS FOR CITY NATIONAL BANK, CONSOLIDATED BANK AND CORAL GABLES FEDERAL 9 9-- 53 SU-wnitted into the public record in connection with item ---I I on 2 2 PARKING STRUCTURES: Matty Hirai BAKERY CENTRE PARKING GARAGE, S. MIAMI, FLORIDA CRY Clerk CORAL GABLES MUNICIPAL GARAGE - CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA UNIVERSITY FEDERAL BANK - CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA JOCKEY CLUB CONDOMINIUM - MIAMI, FLORIDA GREENWICH CONDOMINIUM - MIAMI, FLORIDA MONACO BEACH CLUB - MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - MIAMI, FLORIDA MIAMI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT - MIAMI, FLORIDA BROWARD GENERAL HOSPITAL - FT. LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA MARTIN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL PARKING GARAGE GREYHOUND LINES, MIAMI, FL DOCTORS' HOSPITAL, CORAL GABLES, FL 92- 53 i a; i I I pow POST OFFICE FACILITIES t POMPANO FACILITY ►•. QUAIL ROOST FACILITY i SNAPPER CREEK FACILITY TAMARAC FACILITY PRINCETON FACILITY PEMBROKE PINES FACILITY i -^i 0 Submitted into the public record in connection with item 11 on J Matty Hirai City Clerk SHOPPING CENTERS Submitted into the public record in connection With item __ 1 on I g3 3- . Matty Hirai F000 FAIR - OVER 20 FACILITIES City Clerk WINN DIXIE - OVER 10 FACILITIES CROSS COUNTRY MALL - FT. LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA BOCA RATON MALL - BOCA RATON. FLORIDA DADELAND PLAZA - MIAMI. FLORIDi'. NORTH STAR SHOPPING CENTER - NORTH CAROLINA UNIVERSITY LAKES - MIAMI, FLORIDA DADELAND NORTH - MIAMI. FLORIDA SKYLAKE MALL - MIAMI. FLORIDA BAKERY CENTRE - S. MIAMI, FLORIDA PINE LAKES SHOPPING CTR. - MIAMI, FLORIDA AIR BASE PLAZA - HOMESTEAD, FLORIDA KENDALL 1 PLAZA, MIAMI. FL j VANITY FAIR FACTORY OUTLET, SAWGRASS MILLS MALL. SUNRISE, FL 1 i i I' j� i� 53 i 7 7 5d VEHICLE MAINTENANCE FACILITIES Submitted into the public record in connection with item on 1 q ,)- . Matty Hirai City Clerk RYDER TRUCK LEASING - OVER 300 LOCATIONS - 30 STATES ROLLINS TRUCK LEASING CORP. - OVER 400 LOCATIONS - 10 STATES, ONGOING MISCELLANEOUS PROJECTS - REMODEL, ADDITIONS, ETC. HILL TRUCKING FACILITIES - ORLANDO, FLORIDA; ATLANTA, GEORGIA; CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA KELLY TRACTOR MAINTENANCE FACILITY - MIAMI & WEST PALM BEACH, FL KELLY TRACTOR: CLEWISTON, FL FT. PIERCE PANTROPICS REMODEL, MIAMI TANK FARM, MIAMI MISCELLANEOUS ONGOING PROJECTS FOR KELLY TRACTOR KEY POWER MAINTENANCE FACILITY - MIAMI, FLORIDA PORT OF MIAMI, VEHICLE MAINTENANCE CENTER - MIAMI, FLORIDA FORD FACILITY - SANTIAGO, CHILE FORD FACILITY - MIAMI, FLORIDA AMERICAN SIGHTSEEING BUS MAINTENANCE FACILITY - MIAMI, FLORIDA FLORIDA-GEORGIA TRACTOR MAINTENANCE FACILITY - RIVIERA BEACH, FL SERVITOR TRUCK LEASING FACILITY - MIAMI, FLORIDA CATAWBA TRUCK - CLAREMONT, NORTH CAROLINA LINCOLN MERCURY FACILITY - MIAMI, FLORIDA CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH FACILITY - MIAMI, FLORIDA AMC -JEEP FACILITY - MIAMI, FLORIDA GREYHOUND RENT -A -CAR - MIAMI, FT. LAUDERDALE, FT. MYERS, FLORIDA M & G CONVOY MAINTENANCE FACILITY - KENT, WASHINGTON E.I. DUPONT MAINTENANCE FACILITY - WILMINGTON, DE a CAS MOTOR POOL - MIAMI, FLORIDA HENRY LEE VEHICLE MAINTENANCE FACILITY - MIAMI, FLORIDA 5 CAROLINA FREIGHT - MIAMI, FLORIDA 2 - GROCERY STORES GRAND UNION - 12 LOCATIONS FOOD FAIR - 15 LOCATIONS FARM STORES - 12 LOCATIONS WINN DIXIE - OVER 20 LOCATIONS R/C SUPERMARKET - MIAMI, FL RESTAURANTS STEAK & ALE - 10 LOCATIONS BURGER KING - 9 LOCATIONS, VARIOUS STATES HILLSIDE RESTAURANT - MIAMI, FL JAYLAND RESTAURANT - MIAMI, FL VALLE'S RESTAURANT - MIAMI, FL VALLE'S RESTAURANT - W. PALM BEACH, FL Submitted into the public record in connection with item 1 on 3 R a-, Matty Hirai City Clerk MISC . VARIOUS FLORIDA HIGHWAY PATROL STATIONS (MARATHON, NAPLES - ) VARIOUS LOAD CALCULATIONS/INVESTIGATIONS FOR MISC. CLIENTS f EXPERT WITNESS CASES SPECIAL INSPECTOR PROJECTS t CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT PROJECTS FOR FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS AND PRIVATE CLIENTS NUMEROUS RESIDENTIAL PROJECTS, BOTH DESIGN AND REMODEL/ADDITIONS CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM :. TO: Cesar H. Odio BATE January 7, 1992 FILE City Manager SUBJECT: Agenda Item FROM : Xavier L . Suarez REFERENCES: 1 % 92 /XLS Mayor ENCLOSURES: Please place on the agenda of January 23, 1992 Commission meeting a personal appearance by Manuel Gonzalez Goenaga of Citizens United for a Decent Government Electoral Alliance, to discuss Electoral Reform for Municipal/County Campaign Financing. Thank you. t XLS/bd �ISIC uSSI 1�1 VJ 92- 53.1 FeW becsATlf(npell�ti�T- AW44� u.l; I ,BAN nz- �Ly fvG�y�y �r UBERT V. FIT2simmoNS , P. A ATTortN1Y AT LAW 2666 TrovgTmL AvENUC Surm 106.107 C000wr GRovE, FLoRIDA 33133 (305) 856.4181 9 i'Ax: (305) 864.9175 January 15, 1992 Mr. Cesar H. odio -�i City Manager 3500 Pan Amerioan Drive Miami, Florida 33133 Ref: U.S. Naval. Reserve Center Property 13 Dear Mr. odio: Please aooept this letter as my request for a publi.o appearance before the City Commission, on January 23, 1992, to disouss the U.B. Naval. Reserve Canter. Very truly yours, v251—�.� Robert V. Fitzsimmons RVF:ar 5 2, ---- 5 3. 2 16-92 THU 14:35 r.!Z