QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE

September 2, 2016

QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE

Design of a Splash Pad at Centennial Park

ALISHA ELEY, PLA, LEED AP Park Master Plan / Construction Engineering Inspections

CURRENT WORKLOAD: 50 % AVAILABILITY: 50 %

Based in Nashville, Alisha graduated with a bachelor’ s degree in Landscape Architecture from Ball State University. She is a landscape architect with a passion for working with local municipalities across the state on community enhancement projects. She has extensive experience in graphics and drafting programs, including Photoshop, Illustrator, and AutoCAD. She is well versed in park and recreation planning and design, as well as streetscape improvement projects throughout Tennessee. Alisha serves a wide range of clients and is passionate about enhancing the landscapes in which we live, work, and play. Some of her more recent projects include Intersection Improvement Planning and Design Services, Clarksville, TN; Port Royal Park Master Plan, Spring Hill, TN; and West Park, Murfreesboro, TN.

KEVIN POST Feasibility and Operations( Counsilman-Hunsaker)

CURRENT WORKLOAD: 70 % AVAILABILITY: 30 %

Based in St. Louis, MO, Kevin Post has over a decade of experience in the aquatic field, including pool management, aquatic recreation, feasibility study analyst, facility audit coordinator, launch operations training, and CPO training. This broad base of experience has allowed Kevin to offer his knowledge at speaking engagements across the U. S. Presentations include:

• 2009 Aquatic Facilities: Smart Plan, Smart Design, Smart Decision— North East Spa and Pool Association

• 2008 Pool Technologies: Are these the Answer? Athletic Business Conference

• 2008 What Aquatic Facilities Cost and Why— Texas Public Pool Council Annual Convention

• 2008 Aquatic Facilities: Smart Plan, Smart Design, Smart Decision— Athletic Business Conference

In addition to these large conferences, Kevin has been published in professional publications, including“ Managing a Cutting-Edge Aquatic Center.” Recreation Management. February 2009: 39;“ Third-Party Aquatic Center Management: A Look at the Pros & Cons.” Recreation Management. Fall 2008: 8; and“ Recipe for Success.” Splash & Spray. June 2007: 20-23 and June 2009: 18-21. He has completed multiple pool analysis studies with Mark Hatchel including recent studies in North Port, FL and Largo, FL.

QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE

Design of a Splash Pad at Centennial Park

MEADE PARK, ONESTY FAMILY AQUATIC CENTER— CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA

Kimley-Horn and Counsilman-Hunsaker were selected as the lead planners and project manager for a $ 3.5 million outdoor aquatic complex. Features include a 2,150 square foot bath house / operations / filter building, 7,370-square-foot, zero-entry multiuse pool with three lap lanes, waterslide, water play structure, group pavilion, and related site development including utilities, seating decks, lazy river, lighting, landscape, and irrigation. Onesty Family Aquatic Center opened in May 2009. Extensive neighborhood meetings took place during planning and design as an effort to include the public. A key design challenge included building a usable citywide facility in a neighborhood setting without negatively affecting the site character while placing an emphasis on tree preservation. This project involved a typical design, bid, and build approach. The project team was successful in creating an upgraded, safe, and new style family-use facility that enhances the neighborhood and townscape.

Winner of Aquatics International’ s 2010 Dream Design Award

REFERENCE: Brian Daly, Director, City of Charlottesville, 501 East Main Street, Charlottesville, VA 22902,( 434) 230-0350, dalyb @ charlottesville. org

SOUTHWEST POOL MASTER PLAN STUDY— LARGO, FLORIDA

In 2013, Kimley-Horn and Counsilman-Hunsaker were selected by the City of Largo to provide an evaluation of the 25-year-old Southwest 50 Meter Swimming Pool and Diving Complex. The study consisted of evaluating the existing pool mechanical systems: addressing the functional and physical obsolescence of the existing pool and bathhouse; and preparing master plan options and costs for three options to repair or replace the existing pool. Other area providers were visited and meetings were held with the staff, public, and the Parks Board to select the preferred option. Once the preferred option was selected— the consultants prepared an opinion of revenue and expenses and presented the findings to the City Council. The Council was supportive of the selected option, and the project is expected to fund out of current taxing mechanisms in 2016 or 2017. There were no change orders to this project.

REFERENCE: Mark Abdo, Recreation Program Manager- Aquatics, City of Largo, 201 Highland Ave, Largo, FL 33770,( 727) 518-3128 mabdo @ largo. com

QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE

Design of a Splash Pad at Centennial Park

3. Project Team

Kimley-Horn has placed great importance on the selection of a project team to meet the needs of the City of Crossville for this splash pad design project. We offer the City the ideal combination of relevant experience, planning, proven management techniques, and design experts who can move seamlessly from planning to delivery design. Our project manager and most of our key team members are based in our Nashville office— the City will benefit from professionals who thoroughly understand the local laws, ordinances, regulations, policies, requirements, and permitting procedures. Our team members are available immediately to serve you and are in an excellent position to handle the workload required to complete this project.

TEAM ORGANIZATION

Project Manager / Principal Planner David A. Coode, PLA, AICP, ASLA

817 West Peachtree Street, NW The Biltmore, Suite 601 Atlanta, GA 30308

Ms. Sally Oglesby City Clerk City of Crossville 392 N. Main Street Crossville, TN 38555

Qualifications for the Design of a Splash Pad at Centennial Park

STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS

Subconsultants

1 Counsilman-Hunsaker & Associates, Inc.

2 C & I Design, Inc.

3 Local surveyor to be selected

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