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Home My WebLink AboutSubmittal-ResumesROLANDO LLANES, AIA, NCARB President CIVICA, LLC 305.790.1358 llanes@bellsouth.net EDUCATION • Princeton University - Master of Architecture, 1987 • University of Miami - Bachelor of Architecture, 1983 PROFESSIONAL LICENSURE • State of Florida, Architectural #13160, 1990 • NCARB #53113, September 2000 • State of Indiana, 2000 • State of Kentucky, 2003 • State of Michigan, 2003 PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS • Latin Builders Association / Board of Directors • School Overcrowding Taskforce Advisory Committee PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE • CIVICA, LLC / President o May 2004 - Present • The Corradino Group / VP — Director of Architecture o March 2000 — May 2004 • Spain and Llanes Architects / Partner O 1993-1999 Submitted into the public record in connection with item 72 -A3 on to I., ? oy Priscilla A. Thompson City Clerk ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN EXPERIENCE Mixed -Use Commercial /Residential Projects Villa Magna 50-story, 1100-unit apartment building located in downtown Miami, F1 Opera Tower Phase H 56-story, 640-unit apartment building located in downtown Miami, F1 Parkshore Apartment Building Renovation, Renovation of 119-unit apartment building in downtown Miami, Fl 79tt Street Telecom Building 190,000 sq.ft. telecommunications building located in Miami, Fl Humane Society of South Dade Animal Shelter A 40,000 s.f. building housing administrative, technical, and animal storage functions for The Humane Society of Greater Miami. Design Collaboration with Thomas A. Spain. Codina Office Building, Coral Gables, Florida Design Consultant w/ Rodriguez & Quiroga Architects, August 1998 The Colonnade, Coral Gables, Florida Design Team w/Spillis Candella & Partners, 1987 Fountain Square, Boca Raton, Florida 30,000 sq. ft. office bldg. Principal Designer w/ Spillis Candela & Partners, 1987 Submitted Into the public record in connection with item Pa -33 on /0 t* Pi Priscilla A. Thompson City Clerk • Stadium Design and Consulting Memorial Stadium Renovation Study, Aycock Neighborhood Association, Greensboro, NC, 2002 Fenway Park Reconstruction / Renovation Study, Design Consultant for Save Fenway Park!, Boston, MA, 2000 Florida Marlins Baseball Club, Ballpark Design Consultant, Spring 1999 - 2000 Florida Marlins Baseball Club, Riverside Park Design Study,1999 Roger Dean Stadium, Jupiter, Florida Spring Training Facility for the St Louis Cardinals and Montreal Expos. Design Consultant w/ HOK Sport, Kansas City, Mo, Summer/Fall 1996 Seattle Ballpark Design Consultation for the City of Seattle & The Seattle Mariners w/Thursday Architects, Chicago, Illinois, December 1995 Downtown Milwaukee Ballpark Design Consultation for the Milwaukee Brewers Downtown Ballpark,City of Milwaukee, w/Thursday Architects, Chicago, Illinois, 1996 Ballpark History & Design: Re: Blockbuster Park Project Design Consultation for Spillis Candela & Partners, 1994 Submitted Into the public record in connection with item Pz -3s on l a P4i/O l+ Priscilla A. Thompson City Clerk Intermodal/Mixed Use Facilities Downtown Ft. Pierce Parking Garage 300-car, mixed -use garage located in downtown Ft. Pierce, Fl 2003/04 Downtown Gainesville Parking Garage 500-car, mixed -use garage located in downtown Gainesville, Fl 2002 MDCC Wolfson Parking Garage 2,300-car mixed -use parking garage located in downtown Miami, Fl 2001 Miami Beach Intermodal Center Study City of Miami Beach, Fl Time Square Detroit / Downtown Intermodal Center Study City of Detroit, MI Submitted Into the public record in connection wyth item !s3on io Priscilla A. Thompson City Clerk Educational Projects • MDCC ETCOTA (Emerging Technologies Center of the Americas): 39,000 square -foot high-tech classroom facilities located on the ground floor of the downtown Miami Wolfson Campus Parking Facility • Doral Academy Charter School Annex: 70,000 sq. ft. renovation of existing warehouse into an 800-student charter school in Miami -Dade County, Fl • Nova Southeastern Charter School: 33,000 sq. ft., 25- classrooms facility located on the campus of Nova University in North Miami, Florida • Hialeah Gardens Charter Middle/ High School: 120,000 sq. ft. renovation of an existing wholesale facility into a 1,900- student middle / high school in the City of Hialeah Gardens, FI • Mater Little Havana Charter School Annex: 400-student, three story charter school in Miami, Fl • Doral Academy Charter High School: 40,000 square foot, 800- student charter school in South Dade County, Florida • Mater Charter Elementary School: Renovation of 2-story building to accommodate a 6-classroom extension of the existing Little Havana campus of Mater Charter School. Submitted Into the public record in connection with item Pa-53 on (9/h Qe4 Priscilla A. Thompson City Clerk • Killian Academy Charter School: 800-student Elementary / Middle Charter School in South Dade County, Florida Recreational Facilities • Amelia Earhart Soccer and Softball Complex, Miami -Dade County, Florida • Goulds Gymnasium Addition, City of Goulds, FI • Crandon Park Bathhouse & Gate House, Miami -Dade County, Fl • Westside Park Football and Basketball Complex, City of Deerfield Beach, Fl • McKiethen Park Recreation Pavilion, City of Deerfield Beach, F1 • Baseball Youth Academy, Florida Marlins / Major League Baseball • Village Green Bandstand, Village of Key Biscayne, FI • Public Restroom Facilities, Key Biscayne, Florida Submitted Into the public record in connection With item P2-33 on ia)*/oy Priscilla A. Thompson City Clerk Facade Improvements / Renovation Projects • Sunset Strip Facade Improvement Project (Phase II) City of Sunrise, Fl 2002/03 • 125t'' Street Facade Improvement Project City of North Miami, Fl 2002 • Sunset Strip Facade Improvement Project (Phase I) City of Sunrise, Fl 2000 Charettes and Community Workshops • Burdette Park Master Plan Workshop City of Evansville, IN 2002 • SW 13th Street Master Plan Charrette City of Gainesville, Fl 2002 • South Miami CRA Affordable Housing Study and Workshop City of South Miami, F12001 • Fenway Park Renovation / Reconstruction Charrette Boston, MA 2000 • Islamorada Design Charrette Islamorada, Fl W/ OBM Design of Miami, Summer 1999 • Key Biscayne Design Charrette Key Biscayne, Florida, Summer 1997 • East Ada Design Charrette Ada, Michigan, W/ Anderson Bess Design Group, Fall 1999 Submitted Into the public record in connection w'th item P 2.33 on Priscilla A. Thomp • n City Clerk Residential Projects • Kraft Residence, Tequesta, Florida, 2004 • Casa De Las Brisas, Pinecrest, F12002 • Segalas Residence #2, Town of Windsor, Florida, 1999 • Windsor Cottage, Town of Windsor, Florida, 1999 • Windsor Rowhouses, Town of Windsor, Florida, 1999 • Kent Residence, Town of Windsor, Florida, 1998 • Segalas Residence #1, Town of Windsor, Florida, 1996 • Casa Egosita, Miami Beach, Florida, 1995 • Banyan Renovation, Dade County, Florida, 1995 • Houseman Renovation, Coral Gables, Florida, 1995 • Clayton Residence, Indian River County, Florida, 1995 • Martinez Residence Coral Gables, Florida, 1992 • North Prospect Renovation Coconut Grove, Florida, 1991 • Windsor House Indian River County, Florida, 1990 • Venetian Causeway Renovation & Addition Miami, Florida, 1990 Submitted Into the public record in connection w item pz -3 3 on /0 i w Priscilla A. Thompson City Clerk • Poinciana Addition & Renovation Coconut Grove, Florida, 1989 • Ridgewood Addition & Renovation Coral Gables, Florida, 1988 HONORS & AWARDS •South Dade Animal Shelter, Dade County, Fl w/Thomas A. Spain State of Florida AIA Unbuilt Award of Excellence, 1996 Miami Chapter AIA Unbuilt Award of Excellence, 1996 Martinez Residence, Coral Gables, Fl w/Thomas A. Spain AIA Unbuilt Design Award, 1992 FAIA Unbuilt Design Award, 1992 'Second Phase Finalist, Newport News Cultural Arts Pavilion Competition, Newport News, VA. w/ Spillis Candela and Partners, 1984 'Second Phase Finalist, New Orleans Museum of Art Competition, New Orleans, LA. w/ Spillis Candela & Partners, 1984 'First Place, Boston Harbor Island Design Competition, Boston, MA. w/Rafael Portioned, Jr., 1983 'Citation, Harvard Gate Competition, Cambridge, MA. w/Rafael Portuondo, Jr., 1983 'First Place, Fort Lauderdale Riverfront Plaza Design Competition, Fort Lauderdale, FL. w/Aragon Associated Architects, 1982 ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE Florida International University Adjunct Professor (Design I), Fall 1999 Adjunct Professor (Design I/ Graphics I), Fall 1998 University of Miami, School of Architecture Assistant Professor, Fall 1990-Spring 1998 Center for Urban & Community Design, Associate Director, Spring 1995 Full-Tiine Instructor, Fall 1989-Spring 1990 Part -Time Instructor, 1988-1989 TEACHING AWARDS RECEIVED Faculty of the Year Award University of Miami, School of Architecture, 1998 THESIS AND DISSERTATION ADVISING Submitted Into the public record in connection wi item Pi P3 on �O Priscilla A. son City Cle k i4 Faculty co -advisor w/T.A. Spain "Mediterranean Revival Architecture on Miami Beach" by Tamara Morgenstern, May 1991 UNIVERSITY COMMITTEE AND ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBILITIES: -Hialeah Design Charrette, Team Member, CUCD, 1996 -School of Architecture Representative: Koubek Mansion Restoration, 1996-97 •Practice Stream Committee, 1996-97 Miami Stadium Charrette, Spring/Summer 1996 •Exhibitions Committee, 1995-96 -Academic Standards Committee, 1995-96-97 -School Representative: Dade Green Coalition, Spring 1996 -Ransom Everglades Charrette Coordinator, CUCD, Jan. 1995 -Mark Light Stadium Project, March 1994 •Koubek Center Grant Proposal w/The School of Continuing Studies, Summer 1994 North Beach Design Study, Principal Investigator (CUCD), Spring 1994 Summer Internship Committee, 1993-present • Studio Environment Committee, Spring 1992 •Computer Lab Committee, 1989-1993 PUBLISHED ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNS Segalas Residence: Residential Architect, The New Urbanism, Toward an Architecture of Community by Peter Katz, McGraw Hill, Inc. p. 71, 1994 Three Houses: Windsor House / Casa Egosita / Martinez Residence Proceedings of the 81st Annual ACSA National Conference, March 1993 Martinez House: Florida Architectural Design, Vol. 39, No. 6, Dec. 1992 Windsor House: Florida Architect, Vol. 39, No. 3, May/June '92 PUBLICATIONS "Architects and Librarians: A Baseball Experiment with American Fiction and Stadium Design", w/ William E. Brown, Jr. Published in College and Research Libraries Vol. 60, #9; pp 383-386, 391 May 1999 "Under the Cantilever: Constructing Miami Stadium" w/ William E. Brown, Jr. South Florida History, Vol 28, #3; pp 14-21, 28 Summer 1999 "The Urban Ballpark" p ublished in Nine: B aseball History & S ocial Policy Perspectives, Vol. 3, #1 1993 Submitted Into the public record in connection wit item P2 a3on /o • 4/ Priscilla A. Thompson City Clerk "The Merrick Building: Structure, Artifice & The Derelict Dream" Proceedings, ACSA Northeast Regional Conference 1993 Submitted Into the public record in connectio with item P2 -3 3 on io/a#/•q Priscilla A. Thompson City Clerk Lu f t Consulting, Inc. Design JACK LUFT Employment Experience: Urban Planning S.. 1997 to Present PRINCIPAL - LUFT CONSULTING, INC. Comprehensive planning, Strategic Planning, Urban Design, Expert Witness Testimony, Development Consultation. 1995 - 1997 MIAMI DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING, DEVELOPMENT & ASSET MANAGEMENT Director Responsible for city wide Comprehensive Master Planning, Community Planning, Joint Public/Private Development of Public Properties, Management of City Property Assets (600 parcels) & Leases (120 commercial leases), GIS Information Systems, Historic Preservation, Zoning Administration and servicing 5 Hearing Boards. Managed staff of 48 professionals, para-professionals, - $2.5 million budget 1990 - 1995 CITY OF MIAMI - DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT Assistant Director / Development Coordinator Responsible for coordination of public/private joint development of all city owned properties. Directed redevelopment program for SE Overtown/Park West. Project manager for Parrot Jungle, Dinner Key Boatyard, Watson Island Aviation facility, Tower Theater Public Cinema project, Virrick Gym redevelopment. Staff of 14 professionals - budget of $1,000,000 1970 - 1990 CITY OF MIAMI PLANNING DEPARTMENT Senior Planner/ Chief of Urban Design / Art in Public Places Coordinator 1967 - 1968 HOWARD NEEDLES TAMMEN & BERGENDOFF Consulting Planners, Kansas City, Mo. Principal Planner, Regional and Community Planning 1965 - 1967 HARE & HARE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS, Kansas City Landscape Architect, Urban Designer PROFESSIONAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Principal Author (Planning Department, City of Miami, Florida): Downtown Miami Master Plan - 1990 Watson Island Master Plan - 1989 Virginia Key Master Plan - 1986 Submitted Into the public record in connectio with item P2-j3 on to f N%i/ Priscilla A. Thompson City Clerk 1717 Windward Way, Sanibel [stand, Fia. 33957 Ph 239-395-2215 Fax 239-395-1787 j[[uft@earth[ink.net 2 Lu f t Consulting, Inc. Downtown Miami Waterfront Master Plan - 1989 Metrorail Station Area Master Plans - 10 stations - 1979-82 Dinner Key Strategic Redevelopment Plan - 1994 Coconut Grove Master Plan - 1975 Latin Quarter Specialty Center Development Plan / Tower Theater - 1 991 Edison Park Housing / Renewal Plan - 1974 Drafted over 25 separate district zoning codes governing development throughout Miami Project Manager / Senior Planner: North Bay Village — Central District Redevelopment Strategies - 2003 Home Size Impacts on Neighborhood Scale — Surfside, FL. - 2003 Surfside Land Development Regulations — Amended Residential, Commercial, Public Use Districts - 2003 Sunny Isles Beach Land Development Regulations - 2001 Sunny Isles Beach Comprehensive Master Plan - 2000 Goulds Storeporch District Strategic Plan - 2000 Coral Springs Town Center Master Plan - 1999 Dinner Key Master Plan - 1985 Planning Liaison - Metrorail Phase I Planning Liaison Route / Stations - Metromover Phase I & II Design / Development of Park West Mall Planning / Development of Hadley Park Olympic Pool Design / Development of Tower Theater Unified Development Project RFP - Parrot Jungle Unified Development Project RFP - Virginia Key Campground Unified Development Project RFP - Dinner Key Boatyard Maritime Park Master Development Plan Liaison Burle Marx Master Design Plan for Biscayne Boulevard Affiliations / Awards: Member: Urban Land Institute, American Planning Association Registered Landscape Architect - Kansas Certified - American Institute of Planners - 1983 Florida AIP Awards Judge - 3 years Vice Chairman - Miami Beach Design Review Board, 1985-1995 Member - Governors Bicycle Council - Florida, 1982-86 Certified Official — United States Cycling Federation, 1975-85 President, Coconut Grove Bicycle Club, 1 977-80 City of Miami - Employee of the Year, 1993 Education: B.S. Landscape Architecture Iowa State University, 1966 M.S. Urban & Regional Planning Iowa State University, 1970 Submitted Into the public record in connection wit item P2-33 on to ot/ Priscilla A. Thompson City Clerk Luft Consulting, Inc. Design Corporate Overview 35 years Experience Jack Luft has established a thirty-five year record as one of South Florida's highest profile urban planners. Shaping the dynamic and complex growth of urban Miami over three decades, Mr. Luft has served in widely varying and challenging roles of urban designer, master plan author, and director of the City of Miami Development and Planning Departments Strategic Master Planning and Urban Design He has been responsible for authoring and implementing numerous strategic plans for critical districts and emerging sectors of Miami's diverse neighborhoods and real estate markets including the Downtown Master Plan, the redevelopment of the 65 acre downtown waterfront park system, the internationally recognized tourist destinations of Coconut Grove, Dinner Key, and Little Havana, the publicly owned 86 acre Watson Island and 1000 acre Virginia Key and the station area planning for the region's Metrorail high-speed rail transit system. Luft Consulting has recently completed (6/00) the Comprehensive Master Plan for the City of Sunny Isles Beach and a strategic redevelopment plan for the Goulds historic Storeporch district and is currently guiding the efforts of the Broward County community of Coral Springs in its program to develop a dynamic new town center. In September of 2000, at the invitation of the Urban Land Institute, he was the urban designer on an intensive team planning and design charrette for the strategic redevelopment of downtown Akron, Ohio and again in 2003 as the urban designer for the ULI study team in Missoula, Montana for the Central Area Redevelopment District. In 2004, Mr. Luft prepared the Comprehensive Planl 0 year update for the Town of Surfside, Florida. Community Redevelopment For five years, Mr. Luft directed the Community Redevelopment Agency's redevelopment program for SE Overtown/Park West and the Omni areas implementing construction of the $2m Park West Mall and assisting in the formation of three affordable housing projects totaling 250 units. In 1999 Mr. Luft completed the redevelopment concept plan for the Town Center of Coral Springs and in 2002 wroteconducting the strategic redevelopment planning for a forty -acre tract of commercial property in the oceanfront resort community of Sunny Isles Beach. Land Use Regulations Over the course of several high -growth periods in the volatile and fast -paced real estate market in Miami, Mr. Luft wrote and implemented detailed zoning district regulations to shape over $2 billion dollars in private development in the Performing Arts/Omni District, the Central Business District, the Brickell International Finance District, the Coconut Grove entertainment District, and the Miami rail transit impact zones for ten station areas. In 2001 Mr. Luft completed drafting a complete set of land development regulations and community design review guidelines for Sunny Isles Beach, Florida. Environmental and Historic Planning Mr. Luft wrote the first historic preservation ordinance, the first environmental preservation ordinance and the first scenic corridor/urban design review ordinances adopted in the City of Miami. He has been recognized by the Florida chapter of the American Institute of Planners with three awards of excellence and merit for plans he has authored. Community Planning & Service In addition to his role with municipal government, Mr. Luft served for ten years as vice-chairman of the Miami Beach Design Review Board, was appointed by Governor Graham to the Florida Governor's Bicycle Advisory Bicycle Council, co-authored as a sub -consultant the Florida Bicycle System Master Plan for the State Department of Transportation, served as jurist for three years in A.I.P.'s Florida awards program, and served as featured speaker for national conference presentations for the American Institute of Architects, American Planning Association, the National Trust for Historic Preservation, the National Garden Conservancy and the Urban Land Institute. Independent Practice Having retired from active public service in early 1998 and now engaged as a private planning consultant, Mr. Luft has served as an advisor to the planning team for the proposed Miami -Dade County East-West Metrorail extension and the five station area planning programs a part thereof and has completed urban design and zoning implementation plans for redevelopment projects in the commercial center of Coral Springs, Florida and three industrial districts in the City of Winston Salem, North Carolina. Urban Planning & Submitted Into the public record in connection with item: P2-33 on io .0 ,717 Windward Way, Sanibe.L Island, Fla. 33g57 Ph 239-395-2215 Fax 139-395-�787 jarft@e•arthtifkriSCiiia A. Thompson City Clerk PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS OF MICHAEL Y. CANNON, MAI, SRA, ASA, CRE EXPERIENCE: Managing Director of Integra Realty Resources — South Florida, formerly known as Appraisal and Real Estate Economics Associates, Inc./AREEA, which was established in 1973. Specializes in real estate and business counseling and analysis. Performs market/marketability a nd feasibility studies; investment analysis; p artial i nterest a ppraisals relating to real estate developments and business. Consultant to various government agencies on real estate matters. President of AREEA Investment Advisory and Management Services, Inc., which provides advisory services relating to asset, portfolio, property management/leasing and administration; and is engaged in advising lease structures and negotiations of commercial leases for landlords and tenants. AREEA Assessment Consultants performs Ad Valorem Tax Appeals. PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES: Member: Appraisal Institute [Al] - (MAI No. 8734); Past Chapter President, Board of Directors, Member/Chairman of several committees Senior Residential Appraiser (SRA) Counselors of Real Estate (CRE Cert. No. 1058) Society of Mortgage Consultants of the National Association of Mortgage Brokers (SMC) American Society of Appraisers (ASA No. 008888) Founding Member of the National Association of Corporate Real Estate Executives (NACORE) National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) Builder's Association oft S. Florida (BASF); Life Directors, Hall of Fame Member, and Past Vice President Urban Land Institute (ULI); Exec. Committee Member S. Florida Council International Council of Shopping Centers International Association of Assessing Office (IAAO) Beacon Council; Member of Economic Roundtable Forum American Association of Arbitrators; Appointed to Panel of Arbitrators Licenses: State of Florida Real Estate Broker (1961), Lic. #0182553 State of Florida Certified General Appraiser, #RZ684 Instructor/ Adjunct Instructor -University of Miami, Finance Department Lecturer: Florida International Univ; Market Analysis/Florida R.E. Commission Lecturer at Law relating to Value Theory & Valuation Theory in Estate Tax Planning and legal matters - Univ. of Miami School of Law Publisher of the AREEA Report for South Florida; Miami Herald Weekly Columnist; Editorial Advisor to various real estate journals and magazines; quoted in local/state/national media; authored papers and articles. Author of Market Analysis in the Valuation Process (Al) and Role of the Appraiser and Assessor in Ad Valorem Tax Matters (IAAO) EDUCATION: Majored in Business Administration, University of Miami Successfully completed numerous real estate related courses and seminars sponsored by the AI, accredited universities and others Currently certified by the AI, ASA, and State of Florida's continuing education 'QUALIFIED AS EXPERT WITNESS: Circuit Court of Miami -Dade, Broward, Lee, Charlotte, Palm Beach, Indian River Counties U.S. District Court for the Northern and Southern District of Florida U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Florida U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Connecticut U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Illinois, Eastern Division Testified before U.S. Senate Banking Committee, Washington, DC Rev. 03/03 Submitted Into the public record in connection wiih item Pz -33 on /0410/0 4/ Priscilla A. Thompson City Clerk T.EGRA Realty Resources SOUTH FLORIDA MICHAEL Y. CANNON, MAI, SRA, ASA, CRE QUALIFICATIONS EDUCATION: Majored in Business Administration, University of Miami Attended and/or passed the following courses/seminars accredited by The Appraisal Institute (AI); The American Society of Appraisers (ASA); the American Arbitration Association (AAA); the Urban Land Institute (ULI); and the Counselors of Real Estate (CRE): Principles & Techniques of Real Estate, University of Miami; 1960 SREA Symposiums; 1985/86/88/90 SREA Prof. Practices Seminar; 12/89 Legislative Update; 8/91 Real Estate Law for Appraisers; 8/91 #ACE1034/Reviewing Appraisals; 9/91 Americans with Disabilities Act; 7/92 Standards of Prof. Practice, Part A -7/92 Appraisal/Tax, General; 10/95 Appraisal Institute Symposium; 9/96 Leases, Analysis; 6/97 Construction Industry Arbitrator Training Program; 10/97 Standards of Prof. Practice, Part C-6/99 ULI, Latin America Opportunities in Real Estate Investment/Development; 5/00 Marketability Discounts; 7/00 AAA, Arbitrator II Workshop -Advanced Case Management; 5/01 CRE, ADR Program; 6/02 AAA, Advanced Mediator Skills Training; 7/02 AIREA/Course I, II, IIB; 1961-1963 SREA/A1REA Mortgage Equity & Market Analysis Seminars; 1980-85 Appraisal Theory Review; 1/91 Landfills & Their Effect Upon Value; 8/91 RTC Affordable Housing Disposition; 8/91 #ACE1066/Practical Approaches to Appraising Troubled Properties; 2/92 Rates, Ratios & Reasonableness; 7/92 Analysis, Troubled Properties; 4/96 Litigation Skills for the Appraiser, 9/96 Appraisal, Guidelines; 6/97 Non -Conforming Uses; 1/98 USPAP Core Law; 10/98 Fundamentals of Arbitration Process; 9/99 Business Valuation/Discounts & Premiums; The IRS and FLPs; 7/00 Real Estate Capital Markets (Part 2); 7/00 Al, State of the Profession; 5/01 Al, Summarizing the Ad Valorem Tax Assessment Process in Florida; 2/02 PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AWARDING DESIGNATIONS: American Arbitration Association (AAA) Appointed to the Panel of Arbitrators R41b and R41c Seminars (FHLBB); 1985/86 SREA Course 301 -Special Application of Appraisal Analysis; 1983 Course #ACE754/Discounted Cash Flow; 2/91 Subdivision Analysis; 8/91 Fair Value/What it is & How to Estimate; 8/91 #ACE1090/Useful Information in Appraising Commercial Property; 6/92 AAA, Advanced Arbitrator Training; 7/94 Appraisal, General & Law, Legislation; 4/96 Appraisal, Other Property Types; 10/96 Local RE Markets & Due Diligence; 9/97 BOMA International Conference; 6/98 USPAP Standard Three Review; 10/98 Analyzing Income Producing Prop; 5/00 Machinery & Technical Specialties; Leasing Industry Practices and IOWA Curves; 7/00 Real Property & Easement Valuation; 7/00 International Conf. on Assessment Admin.; 9/01 AI, Role of Real Estate Appraisers in Bankruptcy Proceedings; 4/02 American Society of A_poraisers ASA (Accredited Senior Appraiser) - Member ID #8888 - Accredited through 6/1/07 Appraisal Institute MAI Member #8734; Effect. 1 /1 /91 SRA Member (Senior Residential Appraiser); Effect. 9/1/66 The "Appraisal Institute" offers a voluntary program of continuing education for its SRA and MAI members. Designated members who qualify under this program are certified for a period of five years. I am currently certified under this program through 12/31/04. Counselors of Real Estate CRE Member- Cert. #1058- Effect. 11/1/86; appointed neutral on the arbitration panel Society of Mortgage Consultants of the National Association of Mortgage Brokers SMC (Senior Mortgage Consultant) - Effect, 10/28/78 LOCAL EXPERTISE... NATIONALLY 9400 S. Dadeland Blvd.. Penthouse One . Miami, FL 33156-2817 Phone: 305-670-0001 Commercial Fax: 305-670-2276 . Residential Fax: 305-67D-2275 Email: miami@irr.com Submitted Into the public record in connectioniwitta item P2.33 on ID Priscilla A. Thompson, City Clerk PROFESSIONAL OFFICES HELD: MICHAEL Y. CANNON, MAI, SRA, ASA, CRE QUALIFICATIONS (Continued) In the Appraisal Institute (AI) Greater Miami Chapter #71- OFFICES & COMMITTEES 1966-71-73 Board of Directors;1970-71 President ;1974-76 Education Committee National Offices & Committees 1968 Member, Young Men's Council 1974-78 international Market Development 1974-77 Chapter Services 1977 Education Committee 1977-78 National License Review 1978 Chairman, National License Review 1979 Chairman, By -Laws Committee 1979-81 SREA Foundation 1975 Education Committee, Mortgage Bankers Association of Greater Miami 1975-81 Governor of District 13, representing Florida & Puerto Rico Members 1980 Chairman, Editorial Advisory Board 1981 Chairman, 1981 Inter'I. Conference Committee 1986-90 SREA Admissions Committee 1987-88 SREA State Licensing Liaison Comm and Trustee 1990 Society RTC Task Force Member 1991&95 Al National Symposium Committee 1991 Al Region X Committee 1991-94 Chairman/Member, Al Nat'l. Admissions Appeal Board 1994-96 Member, Al Regional Ethics & Counseling Panel 1998-02 2002-04 Member, Al National Experience Review Comm. Member, Appraisal Journal Editorial Board MEMBER OF OTHER PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS: American Real Estate & Urban Economics Association (AREUEA) National Association of Corporate Real Estate Executives (NACORE) National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) Building Association of South Florida (BASF): Board of Directors (Life Director) - 1972 Executive Committee - 1974/79 Vice President - 1975/80 Urban Land Institute (ULI): Full Member since 1977 Executive Committee Member of the Southeast District Council Beacon Council — Member of Economic Roundtable Forum International Council of Shopping Centers Member— 1992 International Association of Assessing Officers (IAAO)-Associate Member-1993 The Counselors of Real Estate — Committee Member: 2003 Alternative Dispute Resolution Committee 2003 Business Issues Subcommittee 2003 CRE Consulting Corps Steering Committee 2003 Education Committee 2004 Real Estate Issues Editorial Board -2- Submitted Into the public record in connection w'th item Peon /d of o y Priscilla A. Thompson City Clerk TEACHING OR LECTURING: LICENSES: EXPERIENCE: MICHAEL Y. CANNON, MAI, SRA, ASA, CRE QUALIFICATIONS (Continued) Adjunct Instructor - University of Miami, Finance Department, Real Estate Appraisal and Florida International University, Market Analysis - 1978-1981 Instructor- Florida International University - Florida Real Estate Commission Continuing Education/R.E. Broker Recertification — 1990, 92, 94, 96, 98, 2000 Lecturer at Law - University of Miami School of Law - Valuation Issues Relating to Ad Valorem Assessments & Federal/County/Municipal Tax issues relating to real property interests and business valuations — 3/94 Lecturer/Graduate Program in Estate Planning - University of Miami School of Law 1995, 1996, 1997 and 1998 Ad Valorem Assessment Issues — IAAO State Association Conferences — 1994-1998 Speaker at the IAAO's 67`h Annual International Conference on Assessment Administration — "The Role of the Appraiser/Assessor in Ad Valorem Assessment Disputes — Value/Valuation Theories" — 9/01 Speaker— University of Miami, 16`n Institute on Real Property Law — 10/03 State of Florida Real Estate Broker (1961), Lic. #0182553 (exp. 3/31/2006) State of Florida Certified General Appraiser, Lic. #RZ684 (exp.11/30/2004) Managing Director of Integra Realty Resources - South Florida [formerly known as Appraisal and Real Estate Economics Associates, inc./AREEA]. On August 1, 1999, the firm became part of I ntegra Realty R esources, a national real estate valuation and consulting firm with over 50 regional offices located in 30 states. [visit our website at www.irr.com] President/AREEA, Inc., a real estate brokerage company established in 1973 Vice President/AREEA Assessment Consultants, Inc., 1991 to Present President/AREEA Investment Advisory & Management Services, Inc. (AIAMS) Formerly served as investment advisor and asset manager to a foreign entity which owned several million square feet of commercial real estate located throughout the United States. AIAMS currently provides real estate advisory and consulting services. President/Chairman of the Board/AREEA Management Company, a condominium association management company that managed over 15,000 units in S. Florida. The company merged with G.D.G. Services, Inc. in 1984. Former Vice President and Chief Loan Officer of a major South Florida lending institution from 1967-1973. Staff Appraiser and Construction Loan Inspector with National Appraisal & Realty Management Corporation, 1960-1967 Real Estate Tax Assessor, Dade County Tax Assessor's Office, 1957-1960 -3- Submitted Into the public record in connecctio with item pa-3; on /o Priscilla A. Thompson City Clerk MICHAEL Y. CANNON, MAI, SRA, ASA, CRE QUALIFICATIONS (Continued) EXPERIENCE: (cont'd.) Has per -formed various advisory and consulting services including Market/Marketability Studies, Feasibility Studies, Due Diligence, and Valuation Analyses of all types of real estate and various types of businesses i n connection with Acquisition, Financing, Disposition, Liquidation and Dispute Resolution. Has been retained in Oversight and Advisory capacity on behalf of investors and lenders relating to the development, asset and property management of residential and commercial properties located primarily in South Florida and the Caribbean, and in several instances, throughout the United States. Has extensive experience in Arbitration/Mediation and other alternative Dispute Resolution matters. Has supervised and administered the marketing and sales of several condominium conversions; the acquisition, renovation, and development of office buildings, shopping centers, and rental apartments. Has been retained to analyze various real estate and business investments, and provide consulting and/or expert opinions relating to equities, ownership interests, Ad Valorem Assessments, and forensic valuation analysis and damages relating to litigation and Eminent Domain matters. Has Appeared as an Expert Witness in: Circuit Courts of Miami -Dade, Broward, Lee, Charlotte, Palm Beach, and Indian River Counties U.S. District Court for the Northern and Southern District of Florida U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Florida U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Connecticut U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Illinois, Eastern Division Mr. Cannon currently authors a weekly real estate column featured in the Miami Herald. Articles, quotes and analyses have been published in local, state, national, and international media. Mr. Cannon has been a speaker/lecturer before local, state and national meetings and conventions covering topics on all facets of real estate. Has testified before U.S. Senate Banking Committee in Washington D.C. and the Resolution Trust Corporation (RTC) Oversight Board regionally. Authored a monogram paper entitled "Real Estate Market Analysis in the Valuation Process" published by the Appraisal Institute in their research publication "Technical Report', 1993. Authored paper entitled "The Role of the Real Estate Appraiser and Assessor in Valuing Real Property for Ad Valorem Assessment Purposes — Value/Valuation Theories", 2001. Publisher of the "AREEA Report for South Florida", covering South Florida's real estate market trends. AWARDS/HONORS: Assoc. Realtor of the Year Award, Hialeah -Miami Springs Board of Realtors - 1966 Inducted in the Hall of Fame of the Builders Association of South Florida — 2/28/89 Featured in 1999 Who's Who in International Business in Miami and South Florida, a publication of World City Business, the local newspaper of international business. Regional "TOBY" Award by (BOMA), Building Owner's and Manager's Association, for the "Best Managed and Renovated Office Building in the Midwest Region" - 1997 Awarded the "Best Maintained Building" for five (5) years by the City of Boca Raton - 1993 Practicing Real Estate Analysis, Valuation, Consulting and Finance for over forty (40) years. -4 Rev. 03/04 Submitted Into the public record in connection wit item PZ 3a on oft Priscilla A. Thompson City Clerk KEVIN MICHAEL MCCABE, P.E. PRESIDENT Mr. McCabe is President and chief engineer for EDC Corporation. He has over 20 years of engineering experience in South Florida and is responsible for all EDC engineering designs and Professional Development of the firm. Mr. McCabe has represented numerous local municipalities as well as private developers on a variety of projects. Mr. McCabe has extensive civil and marine structural experience including water, sewer, drainage, roadway and parking lot infrastructure design; bulkhead and offshore breakwater designs; marina development and dredging construction. He has developed a specialty niche in FEMA studies to modify flood zones for insurance and building purposes. Mr. McCabe has extensive construction management experience and manages over 5 million dollars of ongoing marine and civil construction in South Florida annually. REPRESENTATIVE PROJECT EXPERIENCE Royal Palm Crown Plaza, City of Miami Beach The Courts of South Beach, City of Miami Beach Blue & Green Diamond, City of Miami Beach Sasson Condominium, City of Miami Beach 1500 Ocean Drive/Ocean Steps, City of Miami Beach 161 Ocean Drive Hotel, City of Miami Beach Murano at Portofino, City of Miami Beach ICON, City of Miami Beach Ocean One, Sunny Isles Beach Ocean Two, Sunny Isles Beach Ocean Three, Sunny Isles Beach Jade Condominium, City of Miami EDUCATION MS, Civil Engineering, Florida Atlantic University, 1984 BS, Ocean Engineering, Florida Atlantic University, 1982 BS, University of Notre Dame, 1975 REGISTRATIONS Florida, Professional Engineer No. 36841 Texas, Professional Engineer No. 61865 FDOT Bridge Inspector NAUI and PADI Advanced Open Water SCUBA Diver AFFILIATIONS American Society of Civil Engineers Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers American Shore and Beach Preservation Association Submitted Into the public record in connectionwi item? Prisalla A. Thompson Cleric RICHARD GARCIA & ASSOCIATES, INC. RICHARD GARCIA, M.Sc., P.E. TITLE: President EDUCATION: Master of Science in Civil Engineering 1996-1997 Florida International University Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering 1993-1995 University of Miami Associate in Arts Degree 1991-1993 Miami Dade Community College Miami, FL Miami, FL Miami, FL REGISTRATION: Florida Board of Professional Engineers P.E. No. 54886 EXPERIENCE: In the past year, Mr. Garcia has founded Richard Garcia & Associates, Inc. As principal for the firm, Mr. Garcia has performed the administrative, planning, and design of all the projects awarded. Typical projects included traffic data collection, site impact and parking studies, signal design, maintenance of traffic design and expert witness in the areas of transportation and traffic engineering. Mr. Garcia has also been involved in a high level traffic simulation for Krome Avenue PD&E and Palmetto Bay's Mobility Master Plan. Mr. Garcia is a former FDOT District VI Traffic Operations Engineer, District Permits Engineer, and Assistant District Permits Engineer. In his near 8 year term with the Department, Mr. Garcia has accumulated a great wealth of knowledge to include: Traffic Operations Analysis and Design, Traffic Safety Analysis, and Transportation Planning. He has been the key reviewer and analyst for critical projects to the Department. The difficulty level of the projects assigned to Mr. Garcia is a testament to his technical and management abilities. TRAFFIC OPERATIONS DESIGN: City of Sweetwater Phase III Stormwater MOT Design, Miami, Fl. This project included the design and analysis for the Traffic Control Plans for the City of Sweetwater Maintenance of Traffic. This project included a nine (9) phase MOT plan through a residential neighborhood that would maintain access to land -locked properties and streets. Traffic Signal Design: SW 56"' Street & SW 152" Avenue, NW 87th Avenue & NW 187th Street, NW 138th Street & NW 97"' Avenue Miami, Fl., and LeJeune / Douglas Road Connector, Hialeah, Fi. These projects included the design of a mast arm and/or span wire traffic signal design, with specification, pay - items, maintenance of traffic and general notes. Design elements included signal timing plan (SOP), location of signal heads and mast arms/strain poles by station -offset method, pavement markings, signage and controller operations. Submitted Into .mow public record in con -Page 1 of 3- Item Pz on/aa� Priscilla A. Thompson p City Clerk RICHARD GARCIA & ASSOCIATES, INC. Advanced Street Name Sign-Districtwide, Miami, FI. This project included the design of highway street name signs (i.e. NEXT SIGNAL SW 40`h STREET) for approximately 30 signalized locations, generally in two directions. The use of DOT sign program, writing and review of DOT standards, specifications and TEM (Traffic Engineering Manual) was utilized extensively. Palmetto Guardrail Project —SR 826 from Miller Rd to Sunset Drive, Miami, FI. This guardrail design project necessitated the preparation of a design exception that was prepared and approved by the District Design Engineer. Roadway design plans were prepared with typical sections, pay -items, specifications, traffic control, signing and pavement marking for a District letting. Traffic Operations Improvements —Various Locations Miami, Fl. This project included the design of signing, pavement markings, auxiliary lanes (i.e. left and right turn lanes) and median channelization design and analysis. The preparation of a complete design contract letting package was developed with contract plans, notes, specifications, etc. TRAFFIC ENGINEERING STUDIES: Traffic Operations Studies — FDOT District IV, FI. This project included typical traffic studies to address operational and safety deficiencies. Of special interest to this project is use of aerial photograph and videotaping of the location during peak periods. This service is provided on VHS tape to the Department for a permanent record of the operating and safety conditions during the study period. The Department can then use this media to demonstrate to the public existing conditions for which the decision was based on. Traffic Operations Studies — District VI, Fl. This project included the study of traffic operational deficiencies and locations with high crash rates (i.e. Safety Ratio exceeding 1.0). Additionally, traffic data collection such as ATR (Automatic Traffic Recorders) and TMC (Turning Movement Counts) were performed as well as collision and condition diagrams. Macro and Micro Traffic Model simulation were performed (i.e. Corsim's Netsim & Freesim, Synchro/SimTraffic). Optimization of Signal Timing and Cycle Length calculation in addition to pedestrian crossing time, clearance interval and dilemma zone determination. Biscayne Blvd & 199th Street R/R Crossing, Miami, Fl. This project included an in-depth microsimulation analysis of an at grade railroad crossing with preemption signal timing and actuated traffic signal controller. This project pushed the limits of the traffic engineering software as field conditions were modeled with controller algorithms exceeding CORSIM's limitations. Signal timing optimization, geometric characteristics as well as the ordinary traffic volume data is only some of the data analyzed. In-depth statistical analysis was performed to determine the back of queue during peak hour preemption and signal recovery phases. Intersection Analysis — Bird Road & Alhambra Circle, Miami, Fl. This project included the study of an at grade signalized intersection with Synchro/SimTraffic to develop operational and safety improvements. Additional analysis included safety ratio calculations, expected crash value analysis and capacity calculations without modifying the existing median or removing trees. Various Submitted Into the publi9age 2 of 3- record in connection wjth item Pz- 33 on Priscilla A. Tho#npson City Clerk RICHARD GARCIA & ASSOCIATES, INC. RCA signal timing alternatives such as lead, split and optimization phases were evaluated to find the best level of service while improving safety. PLANNING STUDIES: NW 122 Street from West 17"' Ave to West 22" Court, Congestion Mitigation, Miami, Fl. This project included the Master Planning activities of this subarea and corridor. FSUTMS modeling and traffic forecasting was performed to determine future growth characteristics of the surrounding area and its implication to the arterial street and SHS (State Highway System). Additionally, capacity impact analysis and planning level cost estimating was presented to the Department's Scoping Committee for inclusion in the work program. Kendall Drive Access Management Plan, Miami, Fl. This project included the planning activities to determine the access management policy and classification of this roadway. Geographic data as well traffic demand, capacity and speed data were all analyzed to determine an appropriate Access Management classification for this transitioning area. Submitted Into the public record in connection w iter,; P2-9a on Ja Priscilla A. Thompson City Clerk -Page 3 of 3- RICHARD GARCIA & ASSOCIATES, INC. RICHARD GARCIA, M.Sc., P.E. EDUCATION: Master of Science in Civil Engineering 1996-1997 Florida International University Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering 1993-1995 University of Miami Associate in Arts Degree 1991-1993 Miami Dade Community College REGISTRATION: Florida Board of Professional Engineers EXPERIENCE: Miami, FL Miarni, FL Miami, FL P.E. No. 54886 2003-Present Richard Garcia & Associates, Inc. Miami, FL President • Founded firm and established S corporation. • Established qualifications with the Florida Department of Transportation in 5 workgroup categories. • Obtained DBE (Disadvantaged Business Enterprise) and MBE (Minority Business Enterprise) certification. • Prepared RFP (Request for Proposals), entered in negotiation and obtained contracts. • Developed business relations and marketing strategies through networking with fellow colleges. • Engineer of Record for all engineering services including• planning, design, analysis and data collection. ■ Established Project Costing system and maintained accounts payable and receivable. 1998-2003 Florida Department of Transportation Miai i, FL Traffic Operations Engineer • Project Manager for District Minor Design (Pushbutton) Contract. ■ Project Manager for Traffic Operations Studies. • Respond to citizen request and meet with County, Cities and Municipalities to address traffic safety and operational issues. • Develop (SOS) Scope of Seivice, Contract Negotiations and RFP's (Request for Proposal) to establish consultant services. • Coordinate design projects with construction personnel. • Review SOS, design plans and traffic reports for various Departments and Miami -Dade County. 1998-1998 Florida Department of Transportation Miami, FL District Permits Engineer • In responsible charge for all District VI permit issuance for concurrence with Department Standards and statutory regulations. • Develop non -compliant permit request for AMRC (Access Management Review Corntnittee) evaluation. • Provide support to DIC (Development Impact Committee) of Miami -Dade County on Department of Transportation's requirements. • Supervise Staff of four (4) to ensure all permits receive due process and are maintained in PITS (Permits Information Tracking System) database. Submitted Into the public record in connection with item z. 3 on-04 Priscilla A. Thompson _ City Clerk RICHARD GARCIA & ASSOCIATES, INC. 1995-1998 Florida Department of Transportation Assistant District Permits Engineer Miami, FL ■ Review plans, traffic impact studies and documentation in response to permit request. • Analyze P&G (paving and grading), site layout, access management, W&S (water and sewer), drainage and signalization plans for compliance. ■ Provided support to the public, developers, architects and engineers with the permitting process. 1992-1995 Hi -Performance Sales, Inc. Miami, FL President / Sole Proprietor • Develop local, regional and export accounts for WD (warehouse distribution), wholesale (Jobber), and consumer (Retail) accounts. • Establish a marketing and master business plan, accounts receivable/payable, advertising strategies and sales analysis. • Maintain all business documents, records and taxes. 1987-1991 H.P.W. of Florida, Inc. Miami, FL District Manager • Complete managerial control of retail sector for the district. • Maintain monthly, quarterly and annual profits and losses records and developed promotional advertising and analysis system. • Personnel recruitment, training and productivity monitoring. • Managed 5 locations with 15 employees. 1981-1987 Miami Parts & Springs (DBA: U-Auto Do It) (AKA: North American TBA) General Store Manager • In charge of general store operations. ■ Primary duties consisted of scheduling, cash register receipts and deposits, hiring/firing, employee training, inventory sales analysis and store upkeep. • Maintained and improved sales at 3 different locations while employed. ■ Managed two store assistants and approximately 10 employees. Submitted into the public record in connection with item Pt- 33 on I °N Priscilla A. Thompson City Clerk