2020/12/16 Council Agenda Packet

RFP #2020-073 • CITY OF EVERETT PARKS, RECREATION & OPEN SPACE PLAN facilities. She has experience retrofitting pedestrian facilities into existing infrastructure, ADA compliance design for sites, preparing PS&E packages for construction, and preparing Maximum Extent Feasible (MEF) documentation as necessary. Gina has led efforts to help cities evaluate ADA compliance status for various facilities, including curb ramps, sidewalks, street crossings, pedestrian signals, parking spaces, transit stops, and park sites. Over the last six years, Gina has helped seven cities with ADA compliance evaluation and transition planning work, including the City of Mukilteo, the City of Shoreline, and the City of Kenmore. Because Gina knows the intent of ADA requirements and guidelines, she can apply them to non-standard design and retrofit situations, resulting in compliant pedestrian facilities. Gina has a B.S. in Civil Engineering from Montana State University. She is a professional Civil Engineer, registered in Washington. ® Years with Perteet: 19 years Kurt Wiseman, PE, STP (Civil Engineer, Perteet) brings proficiency across ct wide variety of tasks to the design team. He has a strong foundation of design skills from having worked on numerous corridor and site/civil projects and is knowledgeable in both construction and design. Several of these projects included conducting design needs assessments for public facilities and for ADA compliance. Kurt's technical skills are supplemented with strong writing capabilities, and his aptitude for being timely, responsive, and well organized to meet project goals. Kurt was the design engineer assisting the City of Mil! Creek with ADA self -assessment and transition planning. Perteet had been working with the City to conduct a field inventory and update the database for all the curb ramps within the City. He has also worked with the City of Mukilteo on an ADA Transition Plan and Snohomish County on an ADA Evaluation. Kurt has a B.S. in Civil Engineering from Washington State University and is a Professional Civil Engineer registered in Washington. Years with Perteet: 7 years Nicholas Bratton (Sustainability Lead, Forterra) co -leads Forterra's innovations department. He has specialized in land use policy and market -based approaches to conservation and community building since 2008. His policy research helped inform the creation of Washington's regional transfer of development rights marketplace in 2009 and the Landscape Conservation and Local Infrastructure Program (LCLIP, RCW 39.108) in 2011. Nicholas also worked with Snohomish County to craft and adopt comprehensive revisions to its resource land conservation policies and programs and helps guide the community transformation work of the Everett Station District Alliance. As part of that effort, Nicholas led research and community engagement for the Green Neighborhood Concept Study. He :111 PROPOSAL • SUBMITTED OCTOBER 27, 2020 8