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Home My WebLink About2001-24538 RESO RESOLUTION No. 2001-24538 A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSIONOF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE THE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AGREEMENT WITH COASTAL SYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL, INC., IN THE AMOUNT OF $581,140, FOR THE ARCHITECTURAL, ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT SERVICES FOR THE DESIGN, PERMITTING AND CONSTRUCTION OF THE NORTH BEACH RECREATIONAL CORRIDOR AND RENOVATION OF THE ADJOINING ALLISON AND BAND SHELL PARKS, AND APPROPRIATING $500,000 FROM THE GENERAL OBLIGATION (GO) BOND SERIES 2000 FOR THE PROJECT. WHEREAS, on February 12,2001, the City issued RFQ No. 20-00/0] for Architectural and Engineering Services required for the Design, Permitting and Construction Management of the North Beach Recreational Corridor and Renovation of the Adjoining Allison and Bandshell Parks; and WHEREAS, on February 27, 2001 the following individuals were appointed to serve on the Evaluation Committee for the project: Roberto Sanchez, North Beach District Representative, G.O. Bond Oversight Committee Joyce Meyers, North Beach Planning Coordinator Bruce Henderson, Environmental Resources Management Director Dale Bryant, Parks and Recreation Department Jae Manzella, Resident, and Bicycle/Pedestrian Coordinator for MPO Brian Kraus, Board Member North Beach Development Corporation Amelia Johnson, Transportation Concurrency Management; and WHEREAS, DemandStar.com issued 67 RFQ notices to prospective individuals/firms and six qualified responses were received; and WHEREAS, the Evaluation Committee convened to evaluate all responses received; and WHEREAS, the Evaluation Committee unanimously selected Coastal Systems International, Inc. as the first qualified firm, C3TS as the second, and Kimley Horn and Associates, Inc. as the third most qualified firm; and WHEREAS, at their meeting on March 18, 2001 the Mayor and City Commission authorized the Administration to negotiate a contract with the most qualified firm of Coastal Systems International, Inc. for the Architectural and Engineering Services required for the Design, Permitting and Construction Management of the North Beach Recreational Corridor and Renovation of the Adjoining Allison and Bandshell Parks; and WHEREAS, Mr. James Pappas, P.E., of Pappas and Associates, Inc. assisted the City staff in negotiating the terms ofthe project contract; and WHEREAS, those negotiations have been successfully concluded and the resulting Agreement is attached for your review and approval; and WHEREAS, a copy ofthe letter from Mr. Pappas indicating his determination that the fee proposal from Coastal Systems International is reasonable and complete is also attached for your review; and WHEREAS, at their meeting on May 14,2001, the General Obligation Bond Oversight Committee unanimously recommended $500,000 in available revenues from the General Obligation Bond Series 2000, be appropriated by the Mayor and City Commission for the North Beach Recreational Corridor Project; and NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT DULY RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, that the attached Resolution, approving and authorizing the Mayor and City Clerk to execute the Service Agreement between the City and Coastal Systems International, Inc. for the Architectural and Engineering Services required for the Design, Permitting and Construction Management of the North Beach Recreational Corridor and Renovation of the Adjoining Allison and Bandshell Parks and appropriating $500,000 from the GO Bond Series 2000 for the Project, is hereby adopted. Passed and Adopted this 18th day of July, 2001. 11M MAYOR ATTEST: ~rf~ CITY CLERK APPROVED AS TO FORM & LANGUAGE 'FOR EXECUTION F:\WORK\$AlL\BRUCE\COMM\nbrc,RES.doc Infrastructure Management Consulting Environmental Engineering Program and Project Management PAPPAS AND ASSOCIATES 1 1 1 5 DEER RUN DRIVE WINTER 5PRINGS, FL 32708-4137 PHONE: 407-899-811 1 . ., -~- ~.- .' '\- ~~~,,," ~~ FAX: 407-699-2154 jmpappas@)worldnet,att,net James M, Pappas, p, E, President July 3, 2001 Me. Bruce D. Henderson Environmental Specialist Environmental Resources Management Division City of Miami Beach 1700 Convention Center Drive Miami Beach, FL 33139 Via Hand Delivery and FAX 305-673-7028 Re: North Beach Recreation Corridor Project Dear Mr, Henderson: We have concluded fee negotiations regarding subject project. The revised fee proposal from Coastal Systems International, Inc., in the amount of $581,140.00, is acceptable. The contract for professional services should be for TIME AND MA TERlALS NOT TO EXCEED $581,140.00. A copy is attached for your information and use. The man- hours proposed for the performance of each task, which formed the basis for the proposal, is also deemed acceptable. While the fees are higher than a routine engineering/landscape project, it should be noted that this project requires extensive permitting. A two page summary paper titled Critical Elements for a Successful Project details the complexities associated with this project, A copy is attached for your information and use. The fees negotiated are reasonable and should be sufficient to satisfactorily complete the project, without seeking additional professional services fees. Your assistance throughout the negotiations was most helpful and is most appreciated. Respectfully submitted, ~~~ Attachments: As stated. cc: Tim Hemstreet, Special Asst, to City Manager SCHEDULE "B" - CONSULTANT COMPENSATION Revised June 26, 200t Scope Budget for NBRC BASIC SERVICES PART 1 . PLANNING SERVICES: 1.1 - project Klck.()lf M....ng $ 3,000.00 1.2 - Site Reconnaissance and Preliminary Base Map 1.2.1. Data Collection $ 8,000.00 1.2,2. Site Reconnaissance Visit $ 3,500.00 1.2.3, Preliminary Base Map $ 4,000.00 Subtotal $ 15,500.00 1.3 - City Program Planning and Cost Analysis 1.3.1. .Visioning" Session with City Staff $ 4,000.00 1.3,2, Initial Conceptual Design $ 8,000_00 1.3.3, Preliminary Cost Analysis $ 3,000,00 1,3.4, Review Meeting(s) With City Staff $ 2,000.00 Subtotal $ 17,000.00 1.4 - Community Conceptual 088lgn Review and Acceptance 1.4.1. Community Design Workshop $ 8,800.00 1.4.2. Refined Conceptual Design $ 6,600.00 1.4.3. Final Conceptual Design Presentation $ 5,500.00 1.4.4. FoilOW' Up Meetings with Property ONners $ 4,500.00 Subtotal $ 25,400.00 1.5 - Basis of Design Report 1.5.1. Cost Opinion Review and Adjustments $ 1,500_00 1.5.2. Basis of Design Report $ 10,000.00 Subtotal $ 11,500.00 PART 1 - TOTAL: $ 72,400.00 PART 2 . DESIGN PHASE SERVICES: 2.1 - Engineering and Landscape Design 2,1.1. Engineering Design $ 12,000.00 2.1.2. Landscape Architectural and Signage Design $ 24.000.00 2.1.3. Ughting Design $ 7,500.00 Subtotal $ 43,500.00 2.2 . Construction Drawings and Specifleations 2.2.1. Preliminary Construction Drawings $ 68,000.00 2.2.2. Final Construction Drawings $ 119,600.00 2.2.3. Technical Speciftcations $ 4,500.00 2.2.4. Project Team Meetings $ 8,500.00 Subtotal $ 200,600.00 PART 2. TOTAL: $ 244.100.00 PART 3 - CONSTRUCTION PHASE SERVICES: 3.1 - Bidding and Contract Award $ 8,000.00 3.2 - Construction Administration $ 38,000.00 PART 3 - TOTAL: $ 46.000.00 PART 4 - BASIC SURVEYING SERVICES: 4.1 . Aerial Photography and Planimetric Map $ 3,240.00 4.2 _ Final Base .bn $ 1,440.00 PART 4 - TOTAL: $ 4,680,00 PART 5 - BASIC PERMmlNG SERVICES: 5.1 - Mlaml..[)ade Coun Ie of Miami Beach Permits $ 12,000.00 PART 5 - TOTAL: $ 12,000.00 BASIC SERVICES TOTAL: $ 379,180.00 SCHEDULE "B" - CONSULTANT COMPENSATION Revised June 26. 200 I Scope Budget for NBRC SPECIAL SERVICES PART 6 - SPECIAL SERVICES: 6.1 - Coastal Engineenng Services 6.1.1. Coastal Impact Analysis $ 13,300.00 6.1.2. Coastal Impact Report $ 5,000.00 Subtotal $ 18,300.00 6.2 - Coastal Pennittlng Services 6,2.1. Conceptual DE? Pre-Application Consultation $ 3,000.00 6,2,2. Grants of Perpetual Easement $ 2.500.00 6.2.3 Additional DEP Pre-Application Meeting $ 2,500.00 6.2.4 DEP CCCL Permit Application $ 4,000.00 6.2,5 DEP Marine Turtle (Exterior Lighting) Application $ 3,000,00 6,2,6 DE? Division of State Lands Easement Research $ 2,000.00 6.2,7 DEP Division of State Lands Application and Processing (if necessary): $ 3,500.00 6.2.8 DEP Division of State Lands Easement Survey and Legal Description (if necessary): $ 2,000.00 6,2,9 DE? Permit Processing $ 41.400.00 6.2.10 DE? Notice to Proceed $ 9,000.00 6,2,11 Pre-Construction and Final Inspection Meetings $ 1,800.00 Subtotal $ 74,700.00 6.3 - Coastal Surveying Services 6,3.1 Coastal Aerial Photography and Planimetric Map $ 14,760.00 6.3.2 DEP Topographic SUlvey $ 13,940.00 6.3.3 Dune/Coastal Vegetation Mapping $ 6,700.00 6.3.4 Coastal Final Base Map $ 6,560.00 Subtotal $ 41,960.00 6.4 - Coutallmpaet MIlIgation Design 6,4,1 . Fill Engineering Design $ 3,000.00 6.4.2. Dune Vegetation/Restoration Design $ 8,000.00 6.4.3 - Preliminary Mitigation Drawings $ 9,000.00 6.4.4 - Final Mitigation Drawings $ 10,000.00 Subtotal $ 30,000.00 PART 6 - TOTAL: $ 164,960.00 SPECIAL SERVICES TOTAL: $ 164.960.00 Scope Budget for NBRC REIMBURSABLE EXPENSES PART 10. DIRECT EXPENSES: 10.1. ReproducttonITransmlsslon Expenses $ 24,500.00 10.2 - Administrative Expenses $ 5,400.00 10.3 - TranSDOrtation Exoenses $ 7,100.00 Part 10. TOTAL: $ 37,000.00 REIMBURSABLE EXPENSES TOTAL: $ 37,000.00 GRAND TOTAL: $ 581,140.00 CITY OF MIAMI BEACH NORTH BEACH RECREATIONAL CORRIDOR PROJECT Critical Elements for a Successful Project Planninl!: Elements Catalyst for Urban Redevelopment: The North Beach Recreational Corridor (NBRC) project must be designed as a catalyst for, and blended with, the North Beach neighborhood urban redevelopment plans. Consideration of Diverse Planning Needs: The NBRC must consider sllch diverse elements such as beach access, parking, and entertainment issues, particularly relating to the Bandshell Park, in order to create a "draw" to the region, which in turn will stimulate demand for services in the Ocean Terracel7l 51 and nnd Street centers. Successful Linkage of Uses: The NBRC must consider the important link between 641h and 791h Streets to create shore-parallel and lateral access for members of the community and visitors, increase security, and enhance one of the primary assets (the beach) of the area to create a project which will serve to drive up real estate values and contribute to overall redevelopment/economic growth in the North Beach neighborhood. Further, links with the proposed city/Related Properties project at nnd Street and the $7 million Northshore Park renovation project as related to the NBRC project must be evaluated and addressed, Public Acceptance of Design: Public buy-in is critical to the success of this project, The oceanfront property owners adjacent to the proposed NBRC have common law riparian rights such as ingress, egress, and view. Affidavits of riparian property owners' support for this project are required to avoid potential permitting delays or objections at the end of the design and permitting process. 0,7% of our planning fees are targeted for coordination and ultimate acceptance of the proposed NBRC design by the community. 201000 City of Miami Beach NBRC Critical Elements for a Successful Project Page 2 Coastal Desil!D and Construction Elements DEP Jurisdiction: The NBRC project is proposed seaward of the Coastal Construction Control Line (CCCL), the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) jurisdictional line which requires a coastal construction permit, and seaward of the Erosion Control Line (ECL), the DEP line seaward of which only erosion prevention structures are permitted. DEP Permit Requirements: The NBRC location seaward of the CCCL creates a need to secure permits from the DEP pursuant to Chapter 161 of the Florida Statutes and Chapter 62B-33 of the Florida Administrative Code, requiring approximately nine (9) months of coordination with DEP coastal engineers and administrators in Tallahassee. During this time period, assurance ofNBRC project compliance with the above-referenced rules and regulations must be provided. DEP Survey Requirements: The DEP regulations have specific requirement for the format and content of survey data required as part of the coastal permit application. Aerial photographs and topographic surveys are necessary to provide detailed elevations and vegetation characteristics from the upland to wading depth in the ocean. Detailed survey data is also required for the detailed coastal engineering analysis that must be conducted to evaluate susceptibility of the NBRC project to hurricane (lOO-year storm) wave conditions and the potential impact of the project to the beach/dune system (also see below). Aerial photography is also important for use as a tool for agency and community presentations to secure acceptance of the proposed plans. Environmental Impacts, Storm Susceptibility and Mitigation: The NBRC project path must be placed in the vicinity of the landward toe of the dune, requiring that the project potentially impact native vegetation, dune structure, and marine turtles (lighting issues). The DEP permitting process is further complicated by the fact that structures are being proposed seaward of the historic City of Miami Beach bulkhead line and ECL. Therefore, detailed coastal engineering analyses and mitigation designs must be carefully planned and submitted to the DEP 10 demonstrate that the project will not adversely impact the beach/dune system, and, more importantly, that the project will perform as a self-mitigating erosion prevention structure through the proposed dune expansion and associated native dune vegetation planting. \\cfs5\Da1a\Pmject\201000\PT0pos,aNOI..Q6-20) Elements Critical to the Sua:as onlle NBRC Projectdoc Clfrol~BNdt """'- M.,n_,Anoc.tion.A.-ed7!031C11 ~- : 0 i! i! . ~ i ilu ! , ~~ - . .2ji .. ~ . ~ " . Q ,,~ . ~" .~ ~ DESCRlPTlON " .... iil:J:!!. Q : 0 1i 8- 0 : ! 00 ~~~ .. u~ 8 0 ~ - . o ~ . " . . . . 00 .~ 0: w~ 0 . , > , - w ~ ~ ~ ~ Part 1 _ Planm _n 1.1-Pro Klck-otf M.-tin , , " , - 102 , ~.:OO , 72.400 1..% _ sa. Recon.......nc:e and PNtIm. BiI.. MIl 1,2. t . Data ColleClion , , " '" " " .975 , ,@ 1,2.2 _ Site ReconnaiSSanCe VISIt , , " , ", , '''' 12.3.P.-.limina 8aseMa . 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I, '19600 2.2.3-Ted1nleaIS ecrt'ieations , , " " " '" , ;,5.00 2.2.4.Pru TeamMHIin S " " " " " , 5,500 P1Irt 3 _ ConsbUCdon fItIaM s.mc.. 3.1_BidclI and eomr.et A_rei . , . " " " '" , '.000 , ~.OOO 3.2 - ConltnJctton Administration , , " " :eo , " :J53 , 3B.OCO Part4-BileicSul'lle in 58",.c.. , '.'" ....1.....r!IIl .. U\d,",-nimatricMII , , "'" , 3,240 4.2.A...IBneMII , , '" 'H7 , 1,440 P1Irt5.Bils-.: """'- , 12.000 5.1 _ Mlaml..oad. Cou 'CI of MI..ml S...ch hitmlt , " " " , 125 , l:,COO PertS-S el..I58l'11ic.. , 164,960 6.1 . Coastal En ,......" S.l'IIleee , 6.1.1.Coaltallm , " " " " , 13,300 6.1,2.Coast8Ilm R , , " " " " . '.000 1.2. eou.l """'- 6,2,1 -Con tlJal DEP P......A ConsultaliQns , . , . ". , 3,000 6,2,2. GrantsofP tlJalEasement , , " , '" , 2,500 6,2,3. Addilional OEP Pre.-Ao lieation Me.tm , " , , . , 2,500 6.2,4 - DEP CCCL P.t'l'MIt A , , " " , '.000 6.2.5. OEP Manne Tt.Il'IIe , , " ,., , '.000 6.2.6 - DE? DiY. State LMm EasMIeflt Researd'1 , , 13.!l$ , , '.000 6.2,7. OEP Oiv. Slate landi Po ..... , , '''' , , 3.5'JO 62.6. OEP Div. Slate Lands Easem&nl Surve , , 1155 , '00 , 2.000 6.2.9. DEP Pemul ?rocesSin " , .. " 27175 " " , ~1.~00 6.2.10 - DE? Notice to Proceed , , , " "" " , 9.000 6,2,11 . Pre-Construclion and FInal In M , , , 1182 , , '"00 L3. eo."l """'- 6.3,1.Coa8talAenaiPl'lo and Planlfl'lflll'icM , , " 'M ''''''' , 1.,750 6,3,2-DEPT ra MlcSurve , " '" ""'" , 13,9oIll 6.3,3-0uneICoastaIV 81ationMa '" , . " 3iBS " , , 5700 6.3,4. Coastal Final 8ase Ma , , " '" " , , 5,560 6.4.Coaatallm etMltl tiono.si n 6.4.1-DuneFiU 0. " , , , '" , '" , , '.000 6.42-0uneV etationIRestoration " , , , " " " '" . '000 643.P....imina M tionOf'awlns , , , . " '" " m , '.000 6.4.4-FinaIMili allan Drawln s , , , . " ,. 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' SCHEDULE "D"-PROJECT SCHEDULE The total Project timeframe is approximately 24 months, Task Description Calendar Davs after NTP 1.1 Project Kick-off Meeting 2 weeks 1.2 Site Reconnaissance and Preliminary Base Map 4 weeks 1.3 Program Planning and Cost Analysis 6 weeks 1.4 Conceptual Design Development 8 weeks 1.5 Basis of Design Report 2 weeks 2.1 Engineering and Landscape Design 10 weeks 2.2 Construction Drawings and Specifications 16 weeks 3 Construction Phase Services 40 weeks 4 Coastal Engineering Analysis (sim. w/!.4) 8 weeks 5 Permit Processing (simultaneously w/!.3 to 2,2) 40 weeks 6 Site Surveys and final Base Map 8 weeks 7 Direct Expenses N/A C:\WlNOOWS\Temporvy Internet Fae.\Content.lES\OLMN8PA V\(OI-OS-04) Sdledule D. Project Schedule.doe ,.'. CITY OF MIAMI BEACH CITY HALL 1700 CONVENTION CENTER DRIVE MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA 33139 http:\\ci,miami.beach,fl,us COMMISSION MEMORANDUM NO. 19/-0) TO: Mayor Neisen O. Kasdin and Members ofthe City Commission Jorge M. Gonzalez \ ' . ~ City Manager U Y' C; DATE: July 18,2001 FROM: SUBJECT: A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE THE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AGREEMENT WITH COASTAL SYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL, INC., IN THE AMOUNT OF $581,140, FOR THE ARCHITECTURAL, ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT SERVICES FOR THE DESIGN, PERMITTING AND CONSTRUCTION OF THE NORTH BEACH RECREATIONAL CORRIDOR AND RENOVATION OF THE ADJOINING ALLISON AND BAND SHELL PARKS, AND APPROPRIATING $500,000 FROM THE GENERAL OBLIGATION (GO) BOND SERIES 2000 FOR THE PROJECT. ADMINISTRATION RECOMMENDATION Adopt the Resolution. FUNDING Funding is available from General Obligation Bond Series 2000. ANALYSIS On February 12,2001, the City issued RFQ, No. 20-00/01 for the Architectural and Engineering Services required for the Design, Permitting and Construction Management of the North Beach Recreational Corridor and Renovation of the Adjoining Allison and Bandshell Parks. DemandStar.com issued 67 RFQ notices to prospective individuals/firms and six qualified responses were received. The Evaluation Committee (the Committee) convened to evaluate all responses received. After close examination of all proposals, three firms where short-listed for oral presentations. These three firms included Coastal Systems International, Inc., CT3S, and Kimley Horn and Associates, Inc. On AprilS, 200 I, the Committee reconvened and heard oral presentations from the short listed firms. Each firm had 20 minutes for its oral presentation and 20 minutes for questions and answers. AGENDA ITEM ~ DATE 7-f~-() I The Committee unanimously selected Coastal Systems International, Inc. the most qualified firm, C3TS second and Kimley Horn and Associates, Inc. third. At their meeting on March 18,2001 the Mayor and City Commission authorized the Administration to negotiate a contract with the most qualified firm of Coastal Systems International, Inc. for the Architectural and Engineering Services required for the Design, Permitting and Construction Management of the North Beach Recreational Corridor and Renovation of the Adjoining Allison and Bandshell Parks. Mr. James Pappas, P .E. of Pappas and Associates, Inc. assisted the City staff in negotiating the terms of the project contract. Those negotiations have been successfully concluded and the resulting Agreement is attached for your review and approval. A copy of the letter from Mr. Pappas indicating his determination that the fee proposal from Coastal Systems International is reasonable and complete is also attached for your review. At their meeting on May 14, 2001, the General Obligation Bond Oversight Committee unanimously recommended $500,000 in available revenues from the General Obligation Bond Series 2000, be appropriated by the Mayor and City Commission for the North Beach Recreational Corridor Project. In light of the successful completion of the negotiations, the Mayor and City Commission should adopt the attached Resolution authorizing the Mayor and City Clerk to execute the Service Agreement between the City and Coastal Systems International, Inc. for the Architectural and Engineering Services required for the Design, Permitting and Construction Management of the North Beach Recreational Corridor and Renovation of the Adjoining Allison and Bandshell Parks and appropriating $500,000 from the GO Bond Series 2000 for the Project. JMG/RCM/PDWtkit ~