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4.10. SR 05-19-2014
City of Elk - Request for Action River O. To Item Number Mayor and City Council 4.10 Agenda Section Meeting Date Prepared by Consent May 19, 2014 Justin Femrite, P.E., City Engineer Item Description Reviewed by Professional Services for 2015 Improvements Cal Portner, City Administrator Reviewed by Action Requested Approve,by motion, $263,886 in professional services from Bolton&Menk,Inc., associated with engineering services for upcoming improvement projects. Background/Discussion In anticipation of needing to begin design of projects scheduled for construction in 2015, staff has advertised a Request for Proposal (RFP) for professional engineering services. The RFP detailed 3 separate projects; design and construction administration for the 2015 Street Improvement Project and the Eastern Area Trail and Mobility Improvement project;and the preparation of a feasibility report for the Yale Street connection,from 171"Avenue south past 167"'Avenue to the newly proposed intersection with Trunk Highway 10. While the Yale Street connection is not scheduled for construction, staff is recommending a detailed feasibility report to fully understand all potential right- of-way impacts. The RFP was advertised on the League of Minnesota Cities and the City or Elk River websites. We received four proposals which ranged in price from$263,886 to $495,206. Staff interviewed Bolton&Menk,Inc. on May 13, 2014. Bolton&Menk emphasized they were very comfortable in their ability to deliver a successful project for the city at the price they proposed. Based on the interview feedback, our review of their proposal, and past positive working history with their firm, staff is recommending award of the work to Bolton&Menk, Inc. in the amount of$263,886. Upon the approval by the City Council, staff will work with Bolton&Menk,Inc. to finalize a contract and begin work immediately. Financial Impact The total financial impact for engineering services associated with these three projects will be $263,886. The specific amounts associated with each project will be charged to the project budgets. Attachments ■ Bolton &Menk,Inc. Proposal P a w E A E U s r NaA f RE] " Proposalfor - 2015 Improvements City of Elk River �i May 6, 2014 City of Elk River .......... Submitted by: Bolton & Menk, Inc. 2035 County Road D East, Suite B Maplewood, MN 55109-5314 P: 651-704-9970 F: 651-704-9971 r Contact: Mike Nill, P.E. � C: 651-968-7742 mikeni @bolton-menk.com BOLTON 8, MINK, INC Consulting Engineers&Surveyors Consulting Engineers & Surveyors " 2035 County Road D East•Suite B• Maplewood, MN 55109-5314 Phone(651) 704-9970• Fax(651)704-9971 www.bolton-menk.com May 6,2014 Mr. Justin Femrite,P.E. City Engineer City of Elk River 13065 Orono Parkway Elk River,MN 55330 RE: Proposal for 2015 Improvements Dear Justin, Thank you for the opportunity to present this proposal to the City of Elk River for the 2015 Improvements projects. Our enclosed proposal details our understanding and approach to the project needs,identifies the experienced staff that we have committed to this project, and details our project schedule and fee that provides inherent value to the services and expertise we are offering. The proximity of our office to the project and City Hall also provides advantages in response time and cost efficiencies. I am confident that you will find that,through the exceptional experience and expertise of our proposed project team,we are extremely well prepared to meet the needs of the City of Elk River. The experience and expertise of the project team assembled to serve the City of Elk River on this project will allow for services tailored to meet your needs,with a full appreciation and understanding of City standards and community dynamics. I will serve as the Principal-in-Charge of the Bolton&Menk Project Team with the assistance of Michael Nill as Senior Project Manager.Mr.Nill will present at City Council and all 429 meetings.He will also complete the QA/QC. In addition,our team includes Cody Holmes who will be preparing the feasibility reports and leading the Design Team. During construction,Mr. Holmes will be responsible for Construction Administration. Again,thank you for the opportunity to submit this proposal. This proposal shall remain valid for a period of 90 days from the date of submittal: May 6,2014. If you have any questions regarding this proposal or desire additional information as you evaluate our proposal,please feel free to contact myself at 612-270- 9681. Respectfully Submitted, Bolton & Menk, Inc. C�& Mark D.Kasma,P.E. Senior Principal Engineer DESIGNING FOR A BETTER TOMORROW Bolton&Menk is an equal opportunity employer • • Table of Contents Title Section General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Project Understanding . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Project Approach. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Proposed Project Team and Experience . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Additional Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Total Consultant Cost . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Insurance Certificate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Resumes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Appendix 2015 Improvements City of Elk River, Minnesota • • General Information Bolton&Menk,Inc.was founded in 1949,incorporated in 1960,and is owned . and operated exclusively by the professionals and technicians on the staff. Today,Bolton&Menk,Inc.has 325 employees including a professional staff Top 500 Design Firms of over 125 engineers,planners and licensed surveyors. The firm has provided Since 1996,the firm has received a broad range of engineering,planning,environmental and surveying services recognition from ENR(Engineering to more than 250 communities and agencies in Minnesota,Iowa and North News-Record)ranking it among the Dakota. Top 500 Engineering and Surveying Firms in the United States. Bolton&Menk,Inc. is focused on providing professional engineering services to meet the needs of municipalities. Over the past 65 years,the firm has continued to grow and expand its expertise based on the needs and challenges Metro Office Locations facing cities. In addition to engineering in support of basic community services such as reconstruction,expansion and maintenance of public infrastructure, we offer specialized expertise in many practice areas.This complete range of municipal services enables our firm to readily accommodate the diverse needs LkRive of our many clients. R ms y 2 V i Bolton&Menk's major areas of specialty include: s Civil&Municipal Engineering and Planning Services Chas _ Water&Wastewater Treatment r AL Water Resources Engineering • Transportation Planning&Engineering Services • Aviation Services • Landscape Architecture • Bolton&Menk,Inc. Land Surveying • 2035 County Road D East,Suite B Geographic Information System Services • Environmental Review Services Maplewood,MN 55109-5314 • Cultural Resource Management P:651-704-9970 F:651-704-9971 Contact: Mike Nill,EE.,Project Manager C:651-968-7742 mikeni @bolton-menk.corn 2015 Improvements I City of Elk River, Minnesota 1 • • Project Understanding The City of Elk River plans to complete three projects identified in this proposal.Those three projects are as follows: • Project 1 —2015 Street and Utility Improvements • Project 2—Eastern Area Trail and Mobility Improvements • Project 3 —Yale Street Feasibility Report Project 1 - 2015 Street and Utility Improvements The 2015 Street and Utility Improvements consist of the following: • Full Depth Reclaim with Curb Patching • Vance Street NW—205t1i Avenue NW to Ulysses Street NW(the southeasterly portion is only an overlay with edge mill) • Tyler Street NW—Twin Lakes Road NW to 2051}' r� Avenue NW • Elk Hills Subdivision* - Elk Hills Drive—Dodge Street NW to Zane Street - Elk Lane NW—Elk Hills Drive to 1891'Avenue NW - Fawn Road NW—Elk Hills Drive to cul-de-sac - Line Avenue NW—Elk Hills Drive to cul-de- sac * Elk Hills Subdivision may become a full reconstruction project including addition of concrete curb and gutter along with new sanitary sewer,watermain, and storm sewer. Reconstruction 165 'Avenue NW—Jarvis Street NW to Midway between TH 169 and the railroad tracks Jarvis Street NW— 156th Street NW to 165'Avenue NW These roadways will include the addition of a detached trail which will have wetland impacts. In addition, a variance for design speed to meet Municipal State Aid Standards will be required. Finally,the improvements will include railroad crossings on both 165'Avenue NW and Jarvis Street NW. 2015 Improvements City of Elk River, Minnesota 1 Project Understanding • Overlay with Edge Mill School Street NW—TH 169 to Proctor Avenue NW 8'Street NW—Dodge Avenue NW to cul-de-sac 201St Circle NW—Tyler Street to cul-de-sac 203'Avenue NW—Smith Street NW to 400'±east of Quincy Circle NW Quincy Circle NW—203rd Avenue NW to cul-de-sac 202'Avenue NW—Vance Street NW to Smith Street NW Ulysses Street NW—202'Avenue to cul-de-sac 195t'Avenue NW—Tyler Street NW to Ulysses Street NW 200t'Circle—Ulysses Street NW to cul-de-sac 200t'Avenue NW—Tyler Street NW to Ulysses Street NW Project 2 - Eastern Area Trail and Mobility Improvements The Eastern Area Trail and Mobility Improvements consist of the following: - • Sidewalk and pedestrian ramp improvements on the -� north side of County Road 12 and Line Avenue NW • Addition of a bituminous trail on the east side of Twin Lakes Road NW from Trott Brook Parkway South, approximately 500'± • Addition of bituminous trail on the south side of County Road 12 to connect MRT to Hill Side Bike Park • Addition of bituminous trail on the east side of Twin Lakes Road NW from 175t''Avenue NW,south approximately 1,300'.This trail may have wetland impacts • Addition of bituminous trail on the east side of Twin Lakes Road from 171St Avenue NW to 172'Avenue NW. This work includes a railroad crossing Project 3 - Yale Street Feasibility Report The Yale Street Feasibility Report consists of identifying the public involvements MOMnecessary to extend Yale Court NW from the existing cul-de-sac to a future _ intersection to be located just south of the Quality RV business. This future intersection will align with the City's Nature's Edge Business Center—Phase 2 Improvements. The proposed improvements will include the relocation of an existing stormwater pond located directly south of 170t'Avenue NW. The expectations of the feasibility report is to study the detailed geometries for the utilities and street. Included in the report will be identification of the improvements, cost estimates, and right-of-way needs. 2015 Improvements City of Elk River, Minnesota 2 • • Project Approach Bolton&Menk,Inc.understands the importance of Task 2: Topographic Survey (Project 1 and 3) not only achieving the desired outcome of each of the Objective: The creation of a base map identifying above following tasks,but also completing them on time and below ground existing features in electronic format. and within budget. It is our commitment to facilitate a This base map will be utilized as the basis and background successful process for the City of Elk River on these for final design. projects.We will put special emphasis on working with City staff to assure the project's success. Description: Gather pertinent field information on City infrastructure, adjacent buildings,right-of-way,contours, Based on the RFP work tasks presented, a detailed and private small utilities.The survey will be completed description of how we would successfully complete the within the corridor rights-of-way and will include all scope of work tasks is provided on the following pages. visible features such as,but not limited to,pavements,curb lines,manholes,catch basins,valves,sidewalks,turf areas, Task 1: Feasibility Report (Project 1 and 3) driveways,power poles,tree gardens,mailboxes,retaining Objective: Preliminary layout of desired improvements, walls,etc.Underground utility information will be located identification of issues or risks to the project's success and described per available as-builts,field markings, and requiring greater exploration during final design, private utility map information facilitated through a Gopher and communication of these elements to the project State One Call.Manhole reports will also be completed stakeholders. for located manholes and catch basins. Right-of-way and property lines will be illustrated based on found field Description: Preliminary design will be performed in monumentation and plat information received from the City. coordination with City staff.Major work components of this task include the following: Deliverables: Topographic survey information. • Collection of existing record or as-built plans from City staff and incorporate the findings in the Task 3: Public Involvement and Meetings preliminary and design phase. (Project 1, 2, and 3) • Right-of-way impacts along Yale Street. Subtask 3.1: Public Involvement • Preliminary design of the Yale Street alignment,width, Objective:Attend and present information. and typical section. • Cost estimates for the 2015 Street Improvements and Description: The public will be afforded two Yale Street. opportunities through the development of this project. • Review of pertinent comprehensive plans and study The first informational meeting will share the project documents provided by City staff.Bolton&Menk will goals and objectives along with the concept.The second make recommendations for improvements based on informational meeting will be held prior to construction outcomes and objectives identified in those documents. to share with the public the plans,construction stages, and durations. Comments will be taken at the meetings and Deliverables: Preliminary plans for Yale Street will be summarized.Additional information regarding Bolton& provided with the feasibility report. City staff will be Menk's public and stakeholder involvement is provided in provided the feasibility study in advance of its required the Additional Information section. submittal to the City Council, at which time staff may comment on the preliminary plans. Deliverables: Copies of meeting notes and comments, any necessary project analysis,project maps,layouts, and other figures/graphics for meetings. 2015 Improvements I City of Elk River, Minnesota 1 Project Approach Subtask 3.2: Meetings (6) Preparation of the Stormwater Pollution Prevention Objective: Attend meetings. Plan (SWPPP),including plan sheets and specifications • Preparation of statement of estimate quantities Description:Attend up to six staff meetings and/or City including street,utilities, and miscellaneous Council Meetings to discuss project details. construction items.All consistent with the City's Standard Specifications and specifically,the City's Deliverables: Copies of meeting notes, any necessary method of measurement and payment project analysis,project maps, layouts, and other figures/ graphics for meetings. Deliverables: Preliminary and final plans at 75%and 100%complete stages. Statement of estimated quantities Task 4: Design, Including Plans and and meeting notes from all design reviews with City staff. Specifications (Project 1 and 2) Subtask 4.1: Final Design Subtask 4.2: Prepare Contract Documents Objective: Final Design. Objective: Prepare contract documents. Description: Preparation of final plans in coordination Description: Working with City staff to prepare the with City staff.Major design components to include the overall contract documents for bidding and construction following: purposes. Documents will include the following: • Municipal State Aid criteria Plans • Federal Aid criteria for the Eastern Area Trail Standard City specifications and Municipal State Aid • Roadway alignment and width Regulations • Profiles and intersection layout with curb and gutter Standard City Details and MnDOT Details elevations Special provisions for street and utility construction • Cross-sections at 50-foot intervals Bidding schedule • Sidewalks • Stormwater management design will follow the MS4 Deliverables: Hard copy and electronic copy of final plans permit, MPCA NPDES/SDS Construction Stormwater and specifications General Permit, and City of Elk River stormwater Subtask 4.3: Submit to City and State for Review and management planning and ordinances Bolton&Menk will utilize complex hydrologic and Approval • Objective: Submit final plans and specifications to City hydraulic modeling to design storm sewer networks that effectively convey runoff to regional stormwater and State for approval. management facilities Description:Working with City staff, submit multiple • Priority will be given to green infrastructure including copies of the plans and specifications for final City staff infiltration and bioretention/biofiltration for volume and State approval. control and water quality.Additional flood storage will be designed to mitigate flooding for large rainfall Deliverables: Multiple copies of final plans and events and reduce peak runoff rates to meet the specifications. existing condition • Communications with all small utilities to discuss Subtask 4.4: Obtain All Required Permits replacement and/or relocation (including electric,gas, Objective: Obtain approval on all required permits. telephone,cable TV,etc.) • Proposed sanitary sewer system Description: Prepare permit applications,secure City • Proposed trails Engineer signature and submit to governing agencies. • Proposed watermain locations,elevation and sizing Permit fees to be paid for by City. (based on the City's Water Comprehensive Plan), and discussions with City staff Deliverables: Copies of all submitted permits,including cover letters. 2015 Improvements I City of Elk River, Minnesota 2 Project Approach Subtask 4.5: Prepare Opinion of Probable Deliverables: Copy of resolution and assessment roll. Construction Costs Objective: Prepare Opinion of Probable Construction Costs. Subtask 5.5: Hold Assessment Hearing Objective: 429 Process. Description: Utilizing past City bid information, current contractor pricing, overall knowledge of the City, local Description:Assess benefitted properties. contractors, and site conditions,we will prepare an opinion of probable construction cost. Deliverables:Affidavit of publication of notice of hearing, Affidavit of mailing notice to affected property owners. Deliverables: Electronic and hard copy of opinion of Minutes of hearing. Resolution of adopting assessment. probable cost. Task 6: Contract Bidding and Award Task 5: 429 Special Assessment Process (Project 1 and 21 (Project 1) Subtask 6.1: Prepare Advertisement for Bids and Subtask 5.1: Present Feasibility Report to the City Submit to Required Publications Council Objective:Advertisement for bids. Objective: 429 Process. Description:Prepare and submit to required publications Description: Present report and get resolution accepting and Quest. report and calling for a hearing. Deliverables:Advertisement for bids. Deliverables: Copy of resolution. Subtask 6.2:Answer Bidder's Questions Subtask 5.2:Attend Public Hearing Objective:Answer all bidder's questions. Objective: 429 Process. Description: In coordination with City staff, answer all written and verbal questions from potential bidders. Description: Present Feasibility Report to the public and Carbon copy prepared written notes on questions and get resolution ordering improvement and preparation of plans and specifications. responses. Deliverables: Copies of written notes on questions and Deliverables:Affidavit of publication and mailing to responses from potential bidders. affected property owners. Subtask 6.3: Issue Addenda Subtask 5.3: Final Plans and Specifications Objective: Prepare addenda. Objective: 429 Process. Description:Prepare addenda for distribution by City. Description: Get resolution approving plans and ordering advertisement for bids. Deliverables: Prepared addenda in electronic and hard copy versions. Deliverables:Affidavit of publication of advertisement for bids. Subtask 6.4: Bid Opening and Tabulation Objective:Assist the City with bid opening. Subtask 5.4: Preparation of Assessment Roll Objective: 429 Process. Description:Attend bid opening at City Hall. Tabulate all bid results. Description: Get resolution for hearing on proposed assessment. Deliverables: Bid tabulation. 2015 Improvements I City of Elk River, Minnesota 3 Project Approach Subtask 6.5: Prepare Letter of Award Assist in coordination of materials testing Recommendation Review, approve,and submit pay requests Objective:Award Contract to Contractor. Meet with affected property owners at the request of the City Description: Prepare letter of award recommendation. Prepare weekly newsletters and place on internet Deliverables: Copy of letter. Deliverables: Copies of meeting notes,change orders, directives, shop drawings,materials lists, suppliers lists, Task 7: Construction Inspection, Staking, pay requests, and monthly newsletters. and Management Services (Project 1 and 2) Subtask 7.4: Construction Observation Subtask 7.1: Geotechnical Services Objective: Provide a highly qualified individual to serve Objective: Retain a Geotechnical Engineer for required as Resident Project Representative.This individual will construction services on the project. perform construction administration and observation of the contractor's work while it is in progress. Description: We will prepare a proposal to be sent out to geotechnical firms recommended by the City. Description: The Resident Project Representative (RPR) will be on-site full time during the various progress and Deliverables: Proposals from Geotechnical Engineers. stages of construction in order to observe and review the quality of work as an experienced and qualified design Subtask 7.2: Construction Notification professional.All of our RPR's are MnDOT certified and Objective: Ensure residents and businesses have have had extensive training and experience. RPR services ample amounts of information available to them during are extremely important as they provide the oversight to construction. ensure that a project is being constructed according to the contract documents. Description: Bolton&Menk will provide monthly newsletters and weekly email summaries during Deliverables: Copies of all inspection notes,photos, construction.A project website will also be developed and other field records will be provided to the Owner's to be placed as a link on the City's website and our representatives. website.The monthly newsletters will be mailed and the weekly updates will be posted on the website. Our Subtask 7.5: Construction Staking construction observer will also provide any necessary daily Objective: Complete project staking as required by notifications. Contract Documents. Deliverables:Newsletters, Project Website,Weekly Description: Staking will be completed in accordance Updates. with the specific requirements of the contract.Additional staking requested by the City will be completed per Subtask 7.3:Construction Administration request. Staking per Bolton &Menk QA/QC protocol is Objective: Perform construction administration. back checked by the construction observer for accuracy to avoid construction claims and delays. Description: The Project Manager will perform the following construction administration responsibilities: Deliverables: Construction stakes and documentation of • Attend preconstruction meeting all survey points installed. • Attend weekly progress meetings • Prepare change orders and written directives • Approve shop drawings,materials lists, and suppliers lists 2015 Improvements I City of Elk River, Minnesota 4 Project Approach Subtask 7.6: Conduct Final Review of Project and Provide Record Drawings Objective: Final record drawings. Description: Walk site with project holders and identify any punchlist items that need to be addressed. Review any punchlist items until acceptable to the City.Prepare letter of final acceptance and ensure all bonds, liens,waivers, and IC 134 Forms have been submitted by the Contractor. Gather field information prepared by Contractor and subcontractors for use in preparing City record drawings. Deliverables: Electronic record drawings. Task 8: Warranty Inspection (Project 1 and 2) Subtask 8.1:Site Review Objective: Review project site with City staff and Contractor. Description: Walk site with project holders and identify any punchlist items that need to be addressed. Review any punchlist items until acceptable to City. Deliverables: Copy of any correspondence. 2015 Improvements I City of Elk River, Minnesota 5 • • Proposed Project Team and Experience Our firm has been providing high quality engineering services to Minnesota municipalities for 65 years. Over that time period,we have grown our staff and technical expertise to meet the needs and expectations of our clients.As you review this proposal,you we see that our experience and capabilities match well with the professional services needed for this project. At Bolton&Menk, each project is evaluated to determine the staff and expertise required in relation to the complexity of the work and the completion schedule requested by the client.As a firm of more than 325 highly skilled and motivated employees, our staff size allows us the flexibility to adjust individual and design team assignments to accommodate priority projects. Accordingly,we submit this proposal for professional engineering services with full confidence and assurance that if selected,we can readily meet the needs of the City of Elk River. Key Personnel Bolton&Menk, Inc. has assembled an experienced and proven project team that is qualified to complete the project tasks required by the City of Elk River. Our proposed project team includes professionals with proven backgrounds and depth of experience that will ensure that all project goals and objectives are achieved. The organizational chart below illustrates key personnel associated with individual tasks. City of Elk River Michael Nill, P.E. _ Mark Kasma, P.E. Senior Project Manager Principal-in-Charge I Stormwater Surveying Management Civil Ric Williams,L.S. Tim Olson,P.E.,CFM Cody Holmes,P.E. Lead Surveyor Water Resources Project Project Engineer Eric Wilfahrt,L.S. Manager Dan Thill Project Surveyor Sara Race,E.I.T. Senior Engineering Technician Water Resources Design Greg Duerr Engineer Alan Spines Crew Chief Construction Observer Dan Donayre Wetland Delineator 2015 Improvements I City of Elk River, Minnesota 1 Proposed Project Team and Experience Our team values and understands the importance of Mr.Nill began his career in 1992 as an inspector and developing a project that can be supported by stakeholders surveyor and has been a project engineer and project and implemented efficiently. For this reason,we have manager on numerous street and utility projects in handpicked our project team members that are most the Metropolitan area. His responsibilities include qualified to deliver this project.A brief background and preparing feasibility studies,preparation of plans and description of key individual roles is described in the specifications, cost estimating, contract administration, following pages. One page resumes can be found in construction management, and conducting neighborhood Appendix B of this submittal. and informational meetings. Mr.Nill has worked on a variety of project types including residential and Mark Kasma, P.E. commercial subdivision design,pavement management, Principal-in-Charge major roadway systems, street rehabilitation, and street Mr. Kasma will serve as the Principal-in- reconstruction. Charge on this project providing supervision and quality assurance for the project. Mr.Nill holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Minnesota. Mr. Kasma is a Senior Principal Engineer and the Office Manager of the Maplewood Office. He is responsible Cody Holmes, P.E. for technical supervision and management of municipal Project Engineer and development projects for Bolton &Menk, Inc. He Mr. Holmes will serve as the Project began his profession of civil engineering in 1986. His Engineer and report directly to Mr.Nill. Mr. background includes planning and design of highway Holmes will design the street,utility and improvements, street improvements, stormwater drainage trail components. He will also be responsible for quantity systems, detention basins,wastewater collection systems, takeoffs, specification preparation and pulling together water distribution networks,parking lots,housing warranted City Detail Plates. developments, and recreational playing fields. Mr. Holmes is a Project Engineer in Bolton&Menk's His involvement in these projects includes concept plan Ramsey office,joining the firm in 2006. He is responsible preparation, environmental documents,preliminary for the planning, design, and preparation of construction engineering report preparation,public hearing plans and specifications for a variety of municipal presentations and contract administration. He is well and private projects. Mr. Holmes also has extensive familiarized in funding assistance from the Minnesota experience with on-site construction observation,contract Department of Transportation, Minnesota Department of administration, and material testing on Federal and State Trade and Economic Development and the Minnesota Aid projects. Pollution Control Agency. Mr. Kasma holds a B.S. Degree in Civil Engineering from North Dakota State University. Mr. Holmes has experience with a variety of engineering tasks including basic design computations,preliminary Mike Nil[, P.E. layout and design, research and prepare rough drafts Senior Project Manager of preliminary reports, and feasibility studies. He also Mr.Nill will serve as the Senior Project assists with project design and preparation of plans Manager on this project responsible for and specifications,prepares cost and quantity take-off ensuring that all tasks are completed on time estimates, and performs detailed inspection and project and within budget for both the design and construction documentation. phase. Mr.Nill will also be responsible for coordinating all discussions and attending meetings with the City and Mr. Holmes holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Civil governing agencies. Engineering from North Dakota State University. 2015 Improvements I City of Elk River, Minnesota 2 Proposed Project Team and Experience Dan Thill roofing systems and municipal and residential utility and Senior Engineering Technician street inspection. Mr. Thill will serve as a Senior Engineering Technician and will be responsible for Mr. Spilles holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in preparing the plan set layout for the Design Industrial Education from Minnesota State University, Team and drafting support. Mankato. Mr. Thill began his profession of engineering in 1981 Justin Schmidt, P.E., L.S.I.T. gaining experience, including surveying, construction Transportation Engineer inspection, drafting and plan preparation. He has worked Mr. Schmidt will serve as the Transportation on numerous municipal engineering projects for various Engineer responsible for overseeing the clients and extensively for the Cities of Woodbury, Cottage preliminary design of the improvements. Grove and Mounds View. Mr. Schmidt is a Transportation Design Engineer for Mr. Thill has served as a Civil CAD Coordinator Bolton &Menk, Inc. Mr. Schmidt began his profession responsible for developing corporate and client CAD and in 2005 and gained experience with detailed roadway plan standards,training, CAD support,managing drafting design,plan production,grading and drainage design, workloads as well as preparing construction plans. He has quantity computation,utility coordination,topographic in-depth knowledge with civil CAD software Autodesk surveys,construction staking, and boundary surveys. He is Land Development Desktop and Autodesk Civil 3D. proficient with Microstation and Geopak. Mr. Thill holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Civil Tim Olson, P.E., CFM Technology and Land Surveying from Dunwoody College Water Resources Project Manager of Technology. Mr. Olson will serve as Water Resources Project Manager and will be responsible Alan Spilles for all stormwater management features Construction Observer including infiltration,ponding, erosion control,watershed Mr. Spilles will serve as a Construction permitting, and wetland mitigation. Mr. Olson will also be Observer and will be responsible for part responsible for all contacts with governing agencies as it time and full time onsite construction relates to stormwater and wetlands. observation, daily record keeping,and coordination of testing. Mr. Olson is an engineer in the Water Resources Group of Bolton&Menk, Inc. He joined the firm in the Mr. Spilles'role with Bolton&Menk, Inc. includes spring of 2006. He leads the design and development serving as a design technician and construction inspector. of Comprehensive Stormwater Management Plans, He has been involved in several projects,which have hydrologic and hydraulic studies, and hydrologic plan included street, storm, sanitary sewer and watermain, reviews. His responsibilities include identification parking lots,ponds, as well as residential and commercial and discussion of NPDES Phase I &II requirements, developments. He is proficient in the use ofAutoCAD, hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, and identification of EaglePoint,Word and Excel software. alternatives for proposed improvements. He has also led a multitude of Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans Mr. Spilles began his career working in the Civil (SWPPP) and submitted associated NPDES Phase 11 Engineering Field in 2006. His experience includes Construction Stormwater Permits. inspection and supervision of personnel in the following areas; Concrete design and testing, soils testing and Mr. Olson has additional experience with a variety inspection, reinforcing steel &post tension cable design of engineering tasks including design computations, and inspections, roofing inspection of asphalt&EPDM preliminary layout and design, research and preparation of 2015 Improvements I City of Elk River, Minnesota 3 Proposed Project Team and Experience preliminary engineering reports and feasibility studies. He also assists with project design and preparation of plans Mr. Donayre joined Bolton&Menk,Inc. in 2003 and and specifications, and cost and quantity take off estimates. has served as a Residential Project Representative and an Environmental Review and Wetland Specialist. Mr. Mr. Olson has extended experience in stormwater Donayre began wetland delineation,permitting and modeling using the Autodesk Storm and Sanitary LGU duties in 2007. During this time,he has conducted Analysis,XPSWMM, StormCAD and HydroCAD delineations throughout Minnesota and Iowa,prepared software. He has extensive experience in HEC-RAS delineation reports and conducted MnRAM analyses. modeling and in interfacing HEC-RAS with GIS using These activities were performed for a variety of projects, HECGeoRAS. His GIS experience coupled with his including platting purposes,private developments, road watershed modeling experience makes him a valuable projects, linear pipe projects,mitigation and banking site team member for all Bolton &Menk stormwater and for environmental reviews. management planning. Mr. Donayre is responsible for monitoring and managing Mr. Olson holds a Master of Science and Bachelor of several wetland mitigation and wetland bank sites to Science Degree in Civil Engineering,Water Resources ensure that they meet the standards set out by the Wetland from the South Dakota School of Mines &Technology. He Conservation Act(WCA). The results of each year's is a FEMA Certified Flood Plain Manager. monitoring are submitted to the Board of Soil and Water Resources (BWSR) and the Army Corp of Engineers Sara Race, E.I.T. (ACOE)for review and concurrence. Water Resources Design Engineer Ms. Race will be responsible for all design Mr. Donayre holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in drafting on stormwater management Environmental Studies from the University of North features. Carolina. Ms. Race joined Bolton &Menk in 2013 as a Design Ric Williams, L.S. Engineer in the Water Resources Group. Her primary Lead Surveyor responsibilities include identification and discussion Mr.Williams will serve as Lead Surveyor of NPDES Phase I and II requirements,hydologic and and will be responsible for overseeing hydrualic modeling, and identification of alternatives for all surveying tasks, including control, proposed improvements. Ms. Race holds a Bachelor of topographic surveys, existing conditions mapping, Science Degree in Civil Engineering from the University preliminary and final plat, lot corners, and miscellaneous of Minnesota. surveying. J6Daniel Donayre Mr.Williams is a Survey Manager who began surveying Wetland Delineator in 1974 and has experience in Minnesota,Wisconsin, Mr. Donayre will serve as the Wetland Iowa,Alabama and Louisiana. He serves as the Metro Delineator and be responsible for field Area Survey Coordinator and is responsible for the identifying and locating existing wetlands. supervision of field crews and technicians as well the coordination of survey work for the Metro offices of Mr. Donayre has 15 years of experience as an Bolton &Menk, Inc. Mr.Williams oversees all aspects of environmental inspector and more recently in wetland land surveying activities from the establishment of initial delineation and construction (RPR)inspection. From project control through project delivery and construction 1998 to 2003,he worked as an environmental inspector staking. Mr.Williams is a Registered Land Surveyor in throughout the United States with several firms on the Minnesota. installation of natural gas pipelines. 2015 Improvements I City of Elk River, Minnesota 4 Proposed Project Team and Experience Eric Wilfahrt, L.S. Bienlenberg Gardens, City of Woodbury, Project Surveyor Minnesota Mr.Wilfahrt will serve as the Project Contact:Warren Tracy,Senior Engineering Project Surveyor responsible for preparation and Coordinator, 651-714-3594 drafting of mapping,preliminary, and final The Bielenberg plats. Gardens project ° was designed I =T?aesa PM1ase I Lots Mr.Wilfahrt began surveying in 2001 with Bolton& in two phases. Menk, Inc. Prior to becoming full-time in 2004,he Phase I included d worked the 2001-2003 summers as a surveying intern. street,utility ii-i He is proficient in AutoCAD,AutoCAD Map, COGO, and stormwater CG-Survey forAutoCAD and Eagle Point Software. He management is responsible for the drafting,preparation, calculations improvements i1W and writing and interpreting legal descriptions related to on Hargis _- ALTA,topographic,boundary and engineering design Parkway. Phase II surveys. included the street,utility and stormwater management improvements on Finley Road. The following are key Mr.Wilfahrt holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Land dates and construction costs for both phases: Surveying from St. Cloud State University. Phase I — Hargis Parkway Greg Duerr, CST III Construction Cost- $500,000 Crew Chief Design Phase—Fall 2013 Mr. Duerr will serve as Survey Crew Chief Construction Phase— Spring 2014 and will be responsible for field surveying for mapping and construction staking. Phase II — Bielenberg Gardens Construction Cost- $1 Million Mr. Duerr joined Bolton &Menk, Inc. in May of 2008 as Design Phase—Fall 2013 a Survey Crew Chief. Prior to joining Bolton &Menk, he Construction Phase— Summer 2014 began his profession as a Survey Crew Chief in 1992. His responsibilities include construction staking on residential Key Team Members: Michael Nill, Project Manager developments and road reconstruction projects. He also has extensive experience in boundary,topographic Southridge Addition (Phase I), City of and ALTA surveys. Mr. Duerr is a Certified Survey Woodbury, MN Technician. Contact:Warren Tracy,Senior Engineering Project Coordinator, 651-714-3594 Project Experience Phase I of Southridge - Addition included The following projects include recent and related the design of streets, experience completed by members of the Bolton &Menk utilities and stormwater '` Team. Client satisfaction through quality deliverables, management ! cost-effective rates,and timely project delivery are top improvements for 95 priorities for Bolton&Menk on all projects. Please residential lots. Key feel free to contact any of these references to evaluate dates and construction our performance on similar projects.Additional project costs include the information is available upon request. following: 2015 Improvements I City of Elk River, Minnesota 5 Proposed Project Team and Experience Construction cost- $3.7 Million 2011 Improvements, City of Annandale Design Phase— Summer 2013 Contact:Joe Haller,Public Works Director,320-274-8520 Construction Phase—Fall 2013 and Spring 2014 The City of Annandale, as with most Minnesota communities,was continually dealing with problems Key Team Members: Michael Nill, Project Manager associated with aging and deteriorating infrastructure. Fremont Avenue 2012 Street and Watermain The City hired Bolton &Menk to prepare a Preliminary Improvements, City of Zimmerman, MN Engineering Report(PER)/Facility Plan and ultimately plans and specifications for the replacement of watermain, Contact: Dave Horvath, Public Works Director, 763-286-9332 sanitary sewer and associated services, storm sewer and street reconstruction. This project involved the replacement of watermain and the reconstruction of Fremont Avenue (CSAH 4),which is During the Preliminary Engineering Report phase,Bolton the main east-west artery through the heart of Zimmerman. and Menk prepared a preliminary assessment roll based on The project was completed while maintaining traffic the City's assessment policy and held an Open House to throughout construction. Bolton&Menk provided full review the project and corresponding assessments with all engineering services from the feasibility stage through property owners affected by the project. Following the Open project close-out, including administration of public House a public hearing was held according to MN Statute participation and information and the Minnesota Statute Chapter 429 requirements.While preparing the construction 429 assessment process. documents,Bolton&Menk worked closely with City staff Key Personnel:Al Spilles,Resident Project Representative to ensure the project met the City's goals and incorporated concerns expressed by the property owners at the Open Hamilton of Savage Phase 6 Street and House into the construction documents.The project was Utility Reconstruction, City of Savage, MN awarded in spring of 2011.The construction coordination Contact:John Powell, Public Works Director/City was extensive as the spring of 2011 was abnormally wet and Engineer,952-882-2672 conditions prevented residents from accessing their homes The project consisted of a$1.2 million full reconstruction at times. Residents were updated daily regarding the project of the street and utility infrastructure for two full City by the Resident Project Representative. In addition,monthly streets and portions of two other City streets in the newsletters regarding the project status and schedule were Hamilton area of the City of Savage. Utility design mailed to all property owners affected by the project during involved detailed modeling and special construction staging construction. Construction on the $2.3 million project began to accommodate not only the needs of Phase VI,but also in the spring of 2011 and the project was completed in 2012. the needs of future phases. The project also included extensive utility coordination with not only standard small Key Personnel:Al Spilles,Resident Project Representative utilities but also with obtaining encroachment agreements for building a dry stormwater pond underneath a high- voltage transmission line and adjacent to a high-pressure petroleum distribution line. In addition, several traffic calming measures were evaluated to improve public safety. This evaluation resulted in the narrowing of one of the roadways in the corridor. The design was staged for portions of the project to be constructed concurrently with the adjacent Phase V project and to accommodate the needs of the residents and a local school. 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O_ N m C d d Y CL m Ln AL ca a` ca E -c w c +• a d o CL dC O■ p■ • v O 7 G O N • d N M C O E • N- ■ > S O V 00 ++ CL C • •V ++ V {i CL m N V • •N p •- O■ Vf t; • m ■ ii H a D • a V V ON I M®® a®®®®® R®®®®® �®®see °®®®®®® ® r4 rl • • Additional Information Public and Stakeholder Involvement The City of Elk River can expect a highly organized,informative, and engaging public and stakeholder program from Bolton&Menk.We understand that public projects can be controversial due to the broad range of stakeholder interests,history of the problem and affected resources and lack of trust and respect amongst stakeholders. Our approach is rooted in defining the problem which we are solving, engaging the public at the appropriate levels, and finding sustainable solutions. Through design and construction,we will keep the general public informed of the progress through a public informational meeting,regular website updates, and social media outlets.The City of Elk River and its project stakeholders can expect a transparent,empathetic process that is second to none. The Bolton&Menk Team will implement a Sustainable Decision Making Approach to address the identified goals and objectives by including evaluation of these key elements. Sustainable Solution A Technically Feasible plan builds upon work already completed,establishes technical objectives based on sound engineering principles, and applies lE TECyH�C9l!`�F extensive design experience to find flexibility and feasible solutions. 0 9� An Economically Viable plan is sensitive to initial capital costs as well as lifecycle costs, and will focus on individual design details such as construction materials or site planning details. C s m An Environmentally Compatible plan identifies sensitive features of the site, applies the appropriate level of environmental review,and balances 9ll`c�MpAiIBLE pUg� design concepts to protect and accentuate environmental,historic and cultural resources while achieving the fundamental purpose of the roadway improvements. A Publicly Acceptable plan identifies and involves stakeholders early in the decision-making process,listens and understands issues,and informs and maintains communications. 2015 Improvements I City of Elk River, Minnesota 1 • • Total Consultant Cost BOLTON CLIENT: CityofElkRiver PROJECT:2015 Improvements N N C N N N N O 7 7 O -O O GO0 0 O T N O) �p GOO O O W O cn .� a v w a v c a 3 Totals CL v TASK t t n c t Lo v Fn U c -a u v v v c w v v v v p 0i .O 'o m 'o '� D w H V a1 'o V NO. WORK TASK DESCRIPTION a a a o J a 1.0 Feasibility Report 1.1 Feasibility Report(Includes Preliminary Layout for Yale Street) 4 180 120 20 20 344 20 2.0 Topographic Survey 2.1 Topographic Survey 4 30 120 154 0 0 0 0 0 4 3.0 Public Involvement and Meetings 3.1 Public Involvement 4 8 12 3.2 Meetings 20 20 40 0 0 0 Design,Including Plans and Specifications 4.1 Final Design 40 320 40 120 40 80 640 4.2 Prepare Contract Documents 4 20 24 4.3 Submit to City and State for Review and Approval 2 4 6 4.4 Obtain All Required Permits 8 16 24 4.5 Prepare Opinion of Probable Construction Costs 2 8 10 SUBT 5.0 429 Special Assessment Process 5.1 Present Feasibility Report to City Council 4 4 8 5.2 Attend Public Hearing 4 4 8 5.3 Final Plans and Specifications(See Above) 0 5.4 Preparation of Assessment Roll 4 16 20 5.5 Hold Assessment Hearing 4 4 8 0 061 0 0 6.0 Contract Bidding and Award 6.1 Prepare Advertisement for Bids and Submit to Required Publications 2 2 4 6.2 Answer Bidder's Questions 2 4 6 6.3 Issue Addenda 2 4 6 6.4 Bid Opening and Tabulation 2 8 10 6.5 Prepare Letter of Award Recommendation 2 2 4 7.0 Construction Inspection,Staking and Management Services (5 0 7.1 Geotechnical Services 4 4 7.2 Construction Notification 4 4 7.3 Construction Administration(5 months @ 16 hours/month) 80 80 7.4 Construction Observation(5 months @ 160 hours/month) 800 800 7.5 Construction Staking 10 40 260 310 7.6 Conduct Final Review of Project and Provide Record Drawings 4 4 8 SUBTOTAL HOURS-TASK 7 0 92 0 10 40 260 1206 : 0 Warranty Inspection 8.1 Site Review 4 4 AL HOURS-TASK 8 2015 Improvements I City of Elk River, Minnesota 1 N �VI O � m Ol N Ln 00 0 00 ,U�r Ln H ca m � io ^ Ln m N -Ct d tA z o O ;° v N v O o m 0 o m Ln O Ln ^ v m N Ln Q C� H 2 N a Hy � A U O U ;aiy:)nnaa:) O ° 0 0 0 0 ° O 000 00 ^ 4.1 W m m a O aoAanans;�afoad o ° o 0 0 0 ° o ° O o - r C? m aoAananS peal O v 0 0 0 0 o O v Ln o O H 0 00 0 aanaasg0 00 O o ct U 0 0 0 0 0 0 O v O -i -C . uoi;3na;suo:) 00 00 0 -1 m y Y ° CZ uei3iug3al O ° W SuiaaaUIRU3 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 00 � o 0 • ao;eaupa4 °O ° u cz O O O O O O O 1' • puel;aM � d 0 o c cz � U aaauiOu3 USISOa O O 0 N ON O O N 0 O O O :1- a)00 F4 sa�anosaa as;eM 00 r, cz aaleueW;38foad ° ° o o O O O 0 o o ° O m sa3mosaa aa;eM 3 w o � x aaauiRu3 O o °• ° v c U N O O O O O O O N Ln uoi;e;aodsueal O v� v� con � N o ° o cz uA n ° v aaauiSu3;�afod o o °° ° °° o 0 NN 0 0 000 0 aageueW pefo v O O O 0 o I p o ct A d _ �] c O O N u to on U ♦ , o °° u N °° o W Z > v -- > � a v Lm � a x w o �n o m N v oo oC W W }+ i v a a W W bD E S� N cc: Cc: N N OC • O U U CL Y I U > -7 Q _ C C O v m •O N 2 J • O W N a > c '� a E ? 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Kasma, P.E., Senior Principal Project Manager Summary Education Mr. Kasma is a Principal Engineer and the Office Manager of the Maplewood Bachelor of science- Office.He is responsible for technical supervision and management of Civil Engineering municipal and development projects for Bolton&Menk, Inc. He began his North Dakota State University profession of civil engineering in 1986. His background includes planning and design of highway improvements, street improvements, storm water drainage Registration systems, detention basins,wastewater collection systems,water distribution Professional Engineer,Minnesota networks,parking lots,housing developments and recreational playing fields. and South Dakota His involvement in these projects includes concept plan preparation, Organizations environmental documents,preliminary engineering report preparation,public American Society of Civil Engineers hearing presentations and contract administration. He is well familiarized in funding assistance from the Minnesota Department of Transportation, American Public works Association Minnesota Department of Trade and Economic Development and the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency. Minnesota Public Works Association Experience City Engineers Association of Minnesota Client Contact Manager for the cities of New Brighton, Eagan,Woodbury and Northfield. Minnesota society of Engineers and Serving communities as City Engineer and has been involved daily with Surveyors assisting City Administrators, City Managers, Public Works Directors and Utility Superintendents in problem solving. Minnesota Society of Professional Extensive municipal experience in streets and highways, reconstruction Engineers projects, storm water management facilitation,water distribution networks, wastewater collection systems,new subdivisions,parks and trails, National Society of Professional recreational facilities and downtown redevelopment. Engineers Provides Quality Assurance/Quality Control responsibilities for client communities of the Burnsville and Maplewood Offices. Rotary Club of Burnsville Supervises teams of Bolton&Menk professionals operating as an extension of City staff. Sensible Land Use Coalition Responsible for review of developer initiated projects for conformance to City regulations. • Supervision of design and construction phase services for new developments. • Familiar with funding opportunities and requirements of County State Aid, MnDOT cooperative agreements, Municipal State Aid, Federal Aid(TEA 21), Rural Development Authority, Minnesota Statute 429,bonding, FEMA and enterprise funds. • Pavement management distress and severity evaluations. • Assist client communities in comprehensive planning and developing 5, 10 and 20-year capital improvement plans. • Represents client communities at various civic functions. 1 Michael Nill, P.E., Senior Project Manager Summary Education Mr.Nill began his career in 1992 as an inspector and surveyor and has been a Bachelor of Science- project engineer and project manager on numerous street and utility projects in Civil Engineering the Metropolitan area.His responsibilities include preparing feasibility studies, University of Minnesota preparation of plans and specifications, cost estimating, contract administration, construction management, and conducting neighborhood and informational Registration meetings.Mr.Nill has worked on a variety of project types including residential Professional Engineer and commercial subdivision design,pavement management,major roadway #26914 systems, street rehabilitation,and street reconstruction. Organizations Mr.Nill has extensive experience with clients in the Northeast Metropolitan Minnesota Public works Association area.These clients include the cities of Woodbury,Cottage Grove,Mounds (MPWA) View,Hinckley, and Eagan in Minnesota and St. Joe Township in Wisconsin. City Engineers Association of Experience Minnesota(CEAM) City of Woodbury, Minnesota • Bielenberg Sports Center/Harris Parkway/Pioneer Drive Utility and Street Improvements • 2010 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act • On-Going Residential Utility and Street Improvement Projects in Cottage Grove • 2007-2011 Roadway Rehabilitation Projects • East Ridge Regional Storm Water Pond(CD-P74.1)Outlet Improvements City of Hinkley, Minnesota • Lawler Avenue(C.S.A.H.62)Reconstruct for Pine County City of Mounds View, Minnesota • Area A,Area B/C and Area D Street and Utility and Street Improvement Projects 1 Cody L. Holmes, P.E., Project Engineer Summary Education Mr. Holmes is a Project Engineer in Bolton&Menk's Ramsey office,joining Bachelor of science- the firm in 2006. He is responsible for the planning, design,and preparation Civil Engineering of construction plans and specifications for a variety of municipal and private North Dakota state University projects. Mr. Holmes also has extensive experience with on-site construction observation, contract administration, and material testing on Federal and State Registration Aid projects. Professional Engineer,Minnesota Mr. Holmes has experience with a variety of engineering tasks including basic Organizations design computations,preliminary layout and design, research and prepare rough American Society of Civil Engineers drafts of preliminary reports, and feasibility studies. He also assists with project design and preparation of plans and specifications,prepares cost and quantity Certifications take-off estimates, and performs detailed inspection and project documentation. MnDOT Certifications • Aggregate Production I Experience • Bituminous Street I • Bituminous Street II City of Big Lake • Concrete Field I TH 10 &CSAH 5 Intersection Reconstruction • Concrete Field 11 Federal & State Aid TH Intersection Reconstruction • Grading and Base I Constructed under Traffic with an ADT of 33,000 • Grading and Base II Construction Administration, Inspection, Material Testing, and • ADA Policy&Design Training Documentation U of M Certifications TH 10 &TH 25 Intersection Improvements • Erosion/Sediment Control- Federal & State Aid TH Intersection Reconstruction Design of SWPPP Construction under Traffic with an ADT of 33,000 • Erosion/Sediment Control-Site Design Engineer-Roadway, Drainage, and Staging Management Construction Administration, Inspection, Material Testing, and Documentation City of Watertown TH 25 ARRA Reconstruction Project • Federal and State Aid Funded Roadway Reconstruction • Construction Administration, Inspection, Material Testing, and Documentation City of Elk River 2011 Street Improvements • State Aid Funded Utility& Street Reconstruction • Construction Administration, Inspection, Material Testing, and Documentation City of Savage • Hamilton of Savage Phase 6 Utility Reconstruction 1 Daniel J. Thill, Senior Engineer Technician Summary Education Mr. Thill began his profession of engineering in 1981 gaining experience, Civil Technology and Land Surveying including surveying,construction inspection,drafting and plan preparation. He Dunwoody College of Technology has worked on numerous municipal engineering projects for various clients and extensively for the Cities of Woodbury,Cottage Grove and Mounds View. Coursework-AutoCad,Excel,Word, Access,PowerPoint Mr. Thill has served as a Civil CAD Coordinator responsible for developing Saint Paul College corporate and client CAD and plan standards,training, CAD support,managing drafting workloads as well as preparing construction plans.He has in-depth Coursework-Civil 3D,CAD knowledge with civil CAD software Autodesk Land Development Desktop and Management,Land Development Autodesk Civil 3D. Autodesk University Experience Organizations AUGI(Autodesk User Group City of Cottage Grove, Minnesota International),Minnesota Civil 3D On-Going Residential Street and Utility Projects Users Group West Point Douglass Road Certifications Metro Transit AutoCAD Civil 3D Certified Lakeville I-35 Acceleration/Declaration Lanes Professional City of Eagan, Minnesota Hennepin County Survey Technician I1 Cliff Road Conceptual Layout City of Woodbury, Minnesota • 2007-2011 Roadway Rehabilitation Projects • Bielenberg Sports Center/Hargis Parkway/Pioneer Drive Utility and Street Improvements • On-Going Residential Street and Utility Projects City of Farmington, Minnesota • Elm Street Utility and Street Reconstruction, • Dakota County Road City of Afton, MN • Cedar Bluff Homesteads City of Hinckley, MN • Lawler Ave(CSAH 62)Reconstruct for Pine County City of Mounds View, MN • Area A,Area B/C and Area D Street and Utility Improvement Projects 1 Alan M. Spines, Construction Inspector Summary Education Mr. Spilles'role with Bolton&Menk,Inc. includes serving as a design Bachelor of science- technician and construction inspector.He has been involved in several projects, Industrial Education which have included street, storm, sanitary sewer and watermain,parking lots, Minnesota state University,Mankato ponds, as well as residential and commercial developments.He is proficient in the use ofAutoCAD,EaglePoint,Word and Excel software. Certifications MnDOT Certifications Mr. Spilles began his career working in the Civil Engineering Field in 2006.His • Aggregate Production experience includes inspection and supervision of personnel in the following • Bituminous street I areas;Concrete design and testing,soils testing and inspection,reinforcing steel& • Bituminous Street II post tension cable design and inspections,roofing inspection of asphalt&EPDM • Concrete Field I roofing systems and municipal and residential utility and street inspection. • Concrete Field II • Grading and Base Experience • Grading and Base II City of Annandale, Minnesota • CR 5 & CR 38 Improvements • Pintail Ponds • Pleasant Avenue North • School District 876 Sanitary Sewer • Southside Trunk Sanitary Sewer • Southbrook#7 • Southbrook 8th Addition City of St. Francis, Minnesota • General Engineering • Raw Watermain Improvements • 235th Avenue Improvements • Hidden Ponds Park • Poppy Street Improvements • River's Edge Trunk Utilities • Rum River Boulevard Improvements • Seelye Brook Park/Wickstrom City of Zimmerman, Minnesota • TH 169 Watermain Crossing • 2nd Avenue North Street and Utility Improvements • Fremont Avenue Improvements 1 Justin P. Schmidt, P.E., L.S.I.T., Transportation Engineer Summary Education Mr. Schmidt is a Transportation Design Engineer for Bolton&Menk,Inc.Mr. Bachelor of science-Civil Schmidt began his profession in 2005 and gained experience with detailed Engineering roadway design,plan production,grading and drainage design,quantity Iowa State University computation,utility coordination,topographic surveys,construction staking, and boundary surveys. He is proficient with Microstation and Geopak. Continuing Education • MnDOT Design Guidelines for Experience Modern Roundabouts • MnDOT Design-Bid-Build Quality Design-Build Management Process I-494/US 169 Interchange Pursuit • TH 610, CR 81 to US 169 Pursuit Registration TH 212,Hennepin CR 4 to Carver CR 147 Design Team Professional Engineer,Minnesota Land Surveyor in Training, Corridor Planning Minnesota 125th St.NW Corridor Preservation Study, Olmstead County,MN • CR 168/CSAH 68 ROW Official Map for Corridor Preservation, Goodhue Organizations County,MN Minnesota Society of Engineers and CSAH 21 Downtown, City of Prior Lake,MN Surveyors CR 64-66 Corridor Preservation, Scott County,MN American Council of Engineering Intersection Control Evaluations and Improvements Companies/Minnesota—Emerging TH 5 Intersection&Railroad Crossing Improvements, Sibley County,MN Professionals Committee TH 21 &TH 3 Improvements, City of Faribault,MN Roadway Design and Construction • TH 169 Reconstruction in Blue Earth,MnDOT District 7 • TH 78 Mill& Overlay,MnDOT District 6 • TH 78 Better Roads,Perham to Battle Lake,MnDOT District 6 • Cedar Grove Boulevard Redevelopment, City of Eagan,MN • CSAH 19 Expansion, City of Albertville,MN • CSAH 12 Phase 4, City of Prior Lake,MN • CSAH 44/27 Expansion&Realignment, Scott County,MN 1 Timothy J. Olson, P.E., CFM, Project Manager Summary Education Mr. Olson is an engineer in the Water Resources Group of Bolton&Menk, Master of science- Inc.He joined the firm in 2006 and leads the design and development of Civil Engineering,water Resources Comprehensive Stormwater Management Plans,hydrologic and hydraulic South Dakota School of Mines& studies, and hydrologic plan reviews. His responsibilities include identification Technology and discussion of NPDES Phase I&II requirements,hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, and identification of alternatives for proposed improvements. He has Bachelor of science- also led a multitude of Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans (SWPPP)and Civil Engineering,water Resources submitted associated NPDES Phase II Construction Stormwater Permits. Mr. South Dakota School of Mines& Olson has additional experience with a variety of engineering tasks including Technology design computations,preliminary layout and design, research and preparation of preliminary engineering reports and feasibility studies. He also assists with Registration project design and preparation of plans and specifications, and cost and quantity Professional Engineer,Minnesota take Off estimates. Certifications Mr. Olson has extensive experience in stormwater modeling using the Autodesk FEMA Certified Flood Plain Storm and Sanitary Analysis,XPSWMM, StonnCAD and HydroCAD software. Manager He has additional experience in HEC-RAS modeling and in interfacing HEC-RAS with GIS using HECGeoRAS. His GIS experience coupled with U of M Certifications his watershed modeling experience makes him a valuable team member for all • SWPPP Design Bolton&Menk stormwater management planning. • SWPPP Site Management Experience Organizations Minnesota Society of Professional Site Design and Stormwater Management Design Engineers CSAH 12 (Spring Loake Rd.)Water Quality and Wetland Restoration, Scott County • Willow Creek Drainage Improvements, City of Buffalo, MN • Bluff Street Trail Improvements, City of Minneapolis, MN • Mississippi River Trail, City of Anoka, MN Stormwater Managements Plans (SWMP) • Stormwater Management Plan, Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community • 2010 Citywide Hydraulic and Hydrologic Modeling, Comprehensive Report Preparation, and Detailed ArcGIS Analysis, City of Paynesville, MN • 2010 Citywide Hydraulic and Hydrologic Modeling, COmprehensive Report Preparation, and Detailed ArcGIS Analysis, Minnesota State University,Mankato, MN Hydraulics and Hydrologic Modeling • TH 5 Corridor Improvements Study, City of Waconia, MN • Lake Washington Outlet Sill Dam, Lake Washington, MN • East Central Stormwater Improvements, City of Storm Lake, IA • Flood Mitigation& Culvert Replacements, Crow Wing County, MN 1 Sara M., Race, E.I.T., Design Engineer Summary Education Ms.Race joined Bolton&Menk,Inc.in 2013 as a Design Engineer in the Bachelor of science- Water Resources Group.Her primary responsibilities include identification and Civil Engineering, discussion of NPDES Phase I and II requirements,hydrologic and hydraulic University of Minnesota modeling, and identification of alternatives for proposed improvements. Ms. Race assists project managers in the development of preliminary project costs, Registration hydraulic and hydrologic design computations for preliminary project layouts, Engineer-in-Training,Minnesota and development of feasibility reports. She also assists with the design and preparation of Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plans for a variety of civil Certifications engineering related construction projects. U of M Certifications • SWPPP Design Ms. Race has additional experience with Autodesk Civil 3D design software • SwPPP site Management and ArcMap 10 analyses. She also has experience in hydraulic design using HydroCAD,Autodesk Storm and Sanitary Analysis,HEC-HMS,HEC-RAS, and EPA SWMM. Experience Stormwater Management Design • North Urban Regional Trail, Dakota County, MN • TH 61 Surface Improvements,White Bear Lake, MnDOT • Spruce Street Ravine Restoration and Drainage Improvements, City of Waconia,MN • Washington County Public Works Facility Improvements,Washington County, MN • Letter of Map Amendment, City of New London, MN 1 • Cesar Daniel Donayre, Wetland Specialist Summary Education Mr. Donayre has 15 years of experience as an environmental inspector and more Bachelor of Arts- recently in wetland delineation and construction (RPR)inspection. From 1998 Environmental studies to 2003,he worked as an environmental inspector throughout the United States University of North Carolina with several firms on the installation of natural gas pipelines. Organizations Mr. Donayre joined Bolton&Menk,Inc. in 2003 and has served as a Wetland Professionals Association Residential Project Representative and an Environmental Review and Wetland Specialist.Mr. Donayre began wetland delineation,permitting and LGU duties Certifications in 2007. During this time,he has conducted delineations throughout Minnesota MnDOT Certification and Iowa,prepared delineation reports and conducted MnRAM analyses. These • Aggregate Production I activities were performed for a variety of projects,including platting purposes, • Bituminous street I private developments,road projects,linear pipe projects,mitigation and banking • Bituminous Street II site and for environmental reviews. • Concrete Field I • Grading Base I Mr. Donayre is responsible for monitoring and managing several wetland mitigation and wetland bank sites to ensure that they meet the standards set out MN Certified wetland Delineator by the Wetland Conservation Act(WCA). The results of each year's monitoring #1191 are submitted to the Board of Soil and Water Resources(BWSR) and the Army Corp of Engineers(ACOE)for review and concurrence. Mr. Donayre also serves as the Local Government Unit(LGU)for several client cities. His responsibility as LGU is to administer WCA,which includes decision authority for exemption,no loss,wetland boundary and type, sequencing,replacement plan and wetland banking applications. Experience City of Arlington • 2012 Street and Utility Improvements • 2012 Railroad Crossing Improvements City of Howard Lake • 2011 Street&Utility Improvements • 2008 Street&Utility Improvements City of Buffalo • 2010 Street&Utility Improvements • 2010 Airport Runway and Hangar Improvements City of Cosmos • 2009 Watermain Improvements 1 Richard J. Williams, Jr., L.S., Survey Manager Summary Education Mr. Williams began surveying in 1974 and has experience in Minnesota, Coursework-Survey Wisconsin,Iowa,Alabama and Louisiana.He serves as the Metro Area Survey University of south Alabama Coordinator and is responsible for the supervision of field crews and technicians as well the coordination of survey work for the Metro offices of Bolton& Coursework-Land Surveying I&11 Menk,Inc.Mr.Williams oversees all aspects of land surveying activities Dunwoody College of Technology from the establishment of initial project control through project delivery and construction staking. Coursework-Real Estate Law Dunwoody College of Technology Experience Coursework-AshtechGlobal Construction Staking Positioning Systems Training CSAH 96,Ramsey County,MN, Shafer Construction • CSAH 12, Scott County/City of Prior Lake,MN Coursework-GPS,GIS/LIS Training Sanitary sewer and watermain, City of Ramsey,MN University of Wisconsin Northwest Utilities,City of Inver Grove Heights,MN • Cedar Grove Boulevard, City of Eagan, MN Registration Runway 1-19,City of Faribault,MN Registered Land Surveyor, Wal-Mart, City Of Burnsville, MN Minnesota and Wisconsin Wal-Mart, City of Lakeville,MN • Regions Hospital, City of St. Paul,MN Organizations Minnesota Society of Professional Topographic and Design Surveys Surveyors(MSPS) Twin Cities Metro Plant Facility Expansion, Metropolitan Council Environmental Services MSPS Chapter Six Metro Roadway and utility upgrade,City of Hopkins,MN • Boulevard and median redesign, City of Hopkins, MN Minnesota Surveyors and Engineers CSAH 44/27 Corridor, Scott County,MN Society CSAH 42 Reconstruction,Dakota County,MN • Heart of the City, City of Burnsville, MN National Society of Professional Street and Utility Improvements, City of Northfield, MN Surveyors NE Penn Drainage Area Improvements, City of Bloomington, MN • Pond Bottom Survey, City of Jordan, MN • Trunk Sewer and Watermain, City of Ramsey,MN • Topographic survey(02 foot contour interval)of historic sod fort in western Minnesota, State Archeologist 1 Eric R. Wilfahrt, L.S., Project Surveyor Summary Education Mr. Wilfahrt began surveying in 2001 with Bolton&Menk,Inc.Prior to Bachelor of science-Land becoming full-time in 2004,he worked the 2001-2003 summers as a surveying Surveying intern. He is proficient in AutoCAD,AutoCAD Map, COGO, CG-Survey St.Cloud State University for AutoCAD and Eagle Point Software. He is responsible for the drafting, preparation,calculations and writing and interpreting legal descriptions related Associate of Applied Science-Land to ALTA,topographic,boundary and engineering design surveys. Surveying Technology South Central College Experience Associate of Applied Science-Civil Land Acquisition Surveys Engineering Technology CSAH 42 Right-of Way Plat,Dakota County, MN South Central College CSAH 42 Right-of-Way Plat, Scott County, MN • CSAH 12 Right-of Way Plats (4), Scott County, MN Registration Right-of-Way Plat, City of Hopkins,MN Registered Land Surveyor, Right-of-Way Plats (3), City of Jordan, MN Minnesota Official Map, City of Burnsville, MN • Right-of-Way Plat, City of Waconia,MN Organizations CSAH 44 Right-of-Way Plat, Scott County, MN Minnesota Society of Professional CSAH 27 Right-of-Way Plat, Scott County, MN Surveyors CSAH 12 Right-of-Way Plat,Wright County, MN National Society of Professional Construction Staking Surveyors Street&Public Utility Improvements, City of Elko, MN • Street&Public Utility Improvements, City of Hopkins, MN Certifications Street&Public Utility Improvements, City of Burnsville, MN Certified Survey Technician,Level CSAH 96 Reconstruction, Ramsey County,MN III-office Track Glen Road, City of Newport, MN • Chili's Restaurant, City of Shakopee, MN Notary Public Public Trail, City of Elko New Market, MN Topographic and Design Surveys • 2nd Street Sanitary Sewer Improvements, City of Hopkins, MN • Granary Road, City of Minneapolis,MN • Wal-Mart Site in Waverly, Iowa,Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. • Performing Arts Center, City of Burnsville, MN • 18th Avenue Trail NE, City of Minneapolis, MN • Church Street, City of Elko New Market, MN • NE Penn Drainage Area Survey, City of Bloomington, MN 1 Gregory T. Duerr, CST III, Survey Crew Chief Summary Education Mr. Duerr joined Bolton&Menk,Inc.in May of 2008 as a Survey Crew Diploma-Surveying Technology Chief. Prior to joining Bolton&Menk,Mr. Duerr began his profession as a Hennepin Technical College Survey Crew Chief in 1992.His responsibilities include construction staking on residential developments and road reconstruction projects.He also has extensive Certifications experience in boundary,topographic and ALTA surveys. Certified Survey Technician,Level Ill—Construction Experience Training Topographic and Design Surveys 40-Hour HAZWOPER Training TH10\CR5 Intersection,City of Big Lake,MN • TH 10\Hwy 25 Intersection Reconstruction,City of Big Lake,MN • CSAH 12(Montrose Blvd), City of Buffalo,MN • Railroad Avenue Street&Utility Upgrades, City of Isanti,MN • Ambassador Avenue Street&Utility Upgrades, City of St.Francis,MN • TH 252\85th Avenue Intersection& 3rd Lane Improvements,City of Brooklyn Park,MN • Street&Utility Upgrade Projects, Cities of Albertville,Big Lake,Isanti, St. Francis, Clearwater,Mound and Paynesville,MN • Emily Manganese Mine, Coop Mineral Resources, City of Emily,MN Construction Staking • Forest Hills,City of Watertown,MN • Highland Ridge,City of Delano,MN • Wild Meadows, City of Medina,MN • TH 252\85th Avenue Intersection& 3rd Lane Improvements,City of Brooklyn Park,MN • TH 10\CR 5 Intersection Reconstruction, City of Big Lake,MN • Buffalo Airport Improvements, City of Buffalo,MN • Emily Manganese Mine,Coop Mineral Resources, City of Emily,MN • Winsted Airport Improvements, City of Winsted,MN • TH 55\CR 134 Improvements, City of Buffalo,MN • Hwy 9 Paving Project,Osceola,IA Geodetic Control Surveys Mr. Duerr has extensive experience establishing project control with GPS.He has utilized GPS in RTK and VRS surveys. 1