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Home My WebLink About03/01/20021225 Main Street [~ Sebastian, Florida 32958 Telephone {561) 589-5330 [] Fax {561) 589-5570 City Council Information Letter March 1, 2002 Appointment of New City En.qineer I am pleased to report that I have selected Mr. David Fisher to serve as our community's next City Engineer. As referenced in the attached resume, Mr. Fisher possesses tremendous background both public and private sector civil engineering, including a previous interim tenure with the City of Sebastian (1990 to 1992). Mr. Fisher resides with his family in the Winter Beach area of Indian River County. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering degree from Michigan State University and is a State of Florida Registered Professional Engineer. Interestingly, although most of his career has been devoted to the practice of civil engineering, Mr. Fisher was also awarded a Juris Doctorate degree from the University of Michigan School of Law. The success of this appointment was the result of initiating a second recruitment effort, after neither of the previous finalist were offered the position. I am confident that you will find Mr. Fisher to be a pleasure to work with, as he is very much interested and qualified to implement various capital improvements and effectively help manage the city's numerous stormwater issues. Department orientation for Mr. Fisher actually began today (his first day officially reporting to the office). He will be introduced publicly during your March 13th meeting. However, any of you may feel free to stop by his office next week to meet him personally. Latest Proposal to Skydive Sebastian As interest was expressed during your February 13, 2002 regular meeting to resolve outstanding issues with Skydive Sebastian, the attached letter was delivered yesterday afternoon offering availability of property adjacent to the future parachute landing area at Sebastian Municipal Airport (SMA). You will recall that the primary concern of Skydive Sebastian was that any landing area needed to adjoin their facilities in order to sustain a successful business venture. As referenced in the aforementioned letter, the City Council Information Letter March 1, 2002 Page 2 City of Sebastian has conceded to reserve property adjacent to the respective landing zone. As their attorney Peter Feaman stated during his presentation at the meeting, Skydive Sebastian is willing to relocate facilities as necessary, at their expense. As such, this arrangement easily resolves primary issues accordingly, as well as offers the safest alternative for future operations at SMA. Airport Development Proposal During the past few weeks, Airport Manager Jason Milewski and I have been meeting with representatives from Holland-Shelter Aviation Group to discuss potential public/private sector partnerships to help initiate more assertive economic development initiatives at Sebastian Municipal Airport (SMA). As referenced in the attached follow up letter as compiled and delivered by company senior vice president Todd Anderson, Holland-Shelter is interested in leasing and managing t-hangars to be constructed in the near future at SMA. Currently, we are all working to review and analyze respective cost and fee dynamics, including the prospect of initial investment fees to be made payable to the SMA Enterprise Fund. In the coming weeks, you will have an opportunity to learn more about this possible relationship, as you will also consider a respective agreement to govern activities accordingly. Marina Feasibility Study After formally assigning Kimley-Horn compilation of engineering design for the riverfront pier project, it was determined that it would be necessary, should substantive interest exist to plan for a future city marina, to incorporate a full scope feasibility study for this purpose. Once completed, this task will essentially outline respective strategies, as well as provide definitive direction for final "flexible" design criteria (the idea being that once piers are constructed, plans will also be established to govern applicable dredging activities, permit revisions, installation of additional infrastructure and facilities, etc.). In addition, an area market research study would be performed, to determine the clientele for the respective location, anticipated visitor use, prevailing weather and water conditions, and other aspects as listed under the scope of services section of the attached proposal as delivered by Brandy Marine, inc., a subconsultant to Kimley-Horn. This City Council Information Letter March t, 2002 Page 3 matter will be formally presented during your March 13th meeting, as respective recommendations will also be forwarded for your consideration. Practice Burn on Recently Acquired Properties Please be advised that the Indian River County Department of Emergency Services will be conducting a controlled burn drill Wednesday March 6th at the recently acquired city property located at Harrison Street, south of Riverview Park. Soon after this exercise is completed, the Department of Public Works will commence with final demolition and clearing activities, necessary to initiate improvements expected to begin early in Fiscal Year 2003. Sebastian Skateboard Competition Among the City of Sebastian's numerous fundraising activities to benefit the American Cancer Society, please be advised that we will host the Sebastian Spring Break Skateboard Competition at the Barber Street Sports Complex Saturday March 23rd beginning at 10:00 a.m. Individual entry fees of $15 will assist both event operations, as well as a sizable contribution to the city's Relay for Life Fund, whereby dollars raised are to be delivered in April. Various business sponsors will be assisting with this effort, including The Bike Depot, Deep Six Dive and Water Sports, Vans, and Inner Rhythm Surf and Sport, to award prizes for first, second and third place contestants in five categories. The attached flyer and entry form is therefore being circulated throughout the community, as well will hopefully enjoy a sizable attendance. Enclosure(s): Resume of David Fisher Letter to James lannaccone, Skydive Sebastian Letter and Background Information from Todd Anderson, Holland -Shelter Proposal to Kimley-Horn from Brandy Marine - Marina Feasibility Study Memorandum from Terry Hill - Controlled Burning Exercise Flyer and Entry Form - Sebastian Skateboard Competition My Documents/InfoLetter124 DAVID W. FISHER P.O. Box 136 WINTER BEACH, FL 329'71 Registered Professional Engineer (Civil) in the State of Florida (#37097) Member of the Florida Bar (#74081) Adjunct Professor of Civil Engineering, Florida Tech, Melbourne, Florida · Engineer · Project Management · Attorney · Contracts and Business Law · Educator · Producer PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Engineer 2000 - Present Adjunct Professor of Civil Engineering 1993 - present Principal 1993 - 2000 City Engineer and Public Works Director 1990 - 1992 Principal 1986 - 1990 Project Manager 1983 - 1985 General Manager / Construction Manager 1976 - 1979 President 1979 - 1983 kimley-Horn & Associates, Vero Beach, Florida Involved in due diligence, permitting, design, and construction activities on numerous multi-million dollar land development projects in Florida. Work closely with various municipalities, counties, and state permitting agencies. Florida Tech, Melbourne, Florida Teach Project Management, Construction Engineering, Law for Engineers, Engineering Economics, Cost and Scheduling to senior level and graduate students. Syllabus Productions / The Palladian Group, Veto Beach, FL and Los Angeles, CA Producer of multi-media training and educatian. International awards won in competitians in London, Tokyo, Monte Cado, Australia, and numerous awards and recognition in the US. Clients included ATT, General Motors, Hercules, and PGA of America. City of Sebastian, Florida Headed all engineering and public works activities in rapidly growing municipality in Indian River County, Florida. Budget and staff management responsibilities for all city engineering and public works activities. Worked closely with City Manager and other city staff team members. Sebastian Development Project, Sebastian, Florida Principal, land development project in Sebastian, Florida. Los Angeles Olympics Organizing Committee, Los Angeles, California Project Manager for soccer venues for ti3e 1984 Summer Olympics (Rose Bowl in Pasadena, CA; Stanford Stadium in Palo Alto, CA; Harvard Stadium in Cambridge, MA; Navy-Marine Corps Stadium in Annapolis, MD). AI-Huraib Contracting, AI-Khobar, Saudi Arabia General Manager and Construction Manager for Saudi general contractor in Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia. Bid and won contracts for roads and large civil works in Jubail (Royal Commission) and Ras Tanura (Aramco). Recon International, Westport, Connecticut President of international engineering consulting firm. Clients included World Bank and USAID. Development projects in Nepal, Indonesia, Saudi Arabia, Canada, and South Africa. DAVID W. FISHER I 1 FEBRUARY 2002 Civil Engineer 1971 -1975 Construction Engineer 1970 - 1971 Field Construction Engineer 1968-1970 Field Engineer 1966-1968 Field Engineer 1965-1966 Other 1960-1965 The Arabian American Oil Company (Aramco), Dhahran, Saudi Arabia. Construction Engineering and Project Management in the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia. Project Engineer in large expansion program including various municipal engineering works, school construction, and major oil and gas proiects. Assignments also in design offices Jn London and The Hague. Ralph M. Parsons Corporation, Los Angeles, California Field Civil Engineer on large Desulphurization Plant in Aruba, Netherlands Antilles for Esso (Lago Oil and Transport). O'Neal Construction Company, Ann Arbor, Michigan Field Construction Engineer for general contractor on institutional, commercial, and high-end residential projects. Role inctuded key estimating, bidding, and field engineering roles on prominent project, The Power Center for the Performing Arts (client: The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor). Crawford & Russell, Inc., Stamford, Connecticut Field Engineer and Superintendent positions on chemical plant construction projects in Ottawa, Illinois (Borg-Warner); in Perryviile, Maryland (Firestone Chemical); in Orange, Texas (Gulf Chemical). The Lummus Company, Newark, New Jersey Cost and Scheduling Engineer on Union Carbide Petrochemical Plant project in Taft, US Dept of Interior (Surveyor in state of Washington) City of Milwaukee (Construction inspector, Streets and Roads / Water and Sewer) Walsh Construction Company (Field Engineer, Cement Plant Project in Petoskey, MI) Civil Engineering Research Lab, East Lansing, MI (Effects of Radioactivity on the Structural Properties of Underground Salt Structures) EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND Juris Doctor 1979 BS, Civil Engineering; BA, Foreign Studies 1965 The University of Michigan Law School, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan REFERENCES Wilt be fumished upon request. D, W. FISHER TEL. 561-589-1338 ClTf OF HOME OF PELICAN ISLAND ~AIN STREET · $~BASTIAN, ~LO~IDA February 28, 2002 Mr. James lannaccone Skydive Sebastian of South Florida, Inc. 800 East Broward Boulevard, Suite 510 Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301 Re: Adiustment to RedesiRnated Parachute Landin,q Area Dear Mr. [annaccone: As the City Council recently adopted the newly revised Sebastian Municipal Airport Master Plan, as well as formally offered you the opportunity to work with city administration to adjust to respective realities outlined in the plan, I wish to address various opportunities available to assist Skydive Sebastian of South Florida, Inc. with the transition to the future designated parachute landing area. A primary concern presented by you and your representatives involved the necessity for the parachute landing area to be adjacent to your facility. You will be pleased to know that property is available adjoining the redesignated area, large enough to accommodate your existing facilities. The City of Sebastian therefore has the ability to reserve this property for Skydive Sebastian, should there exist interest to relocate any necessary structures at your expense. In addition, my office is willing to work with your organization to formalize a modified lease agreement to this effect. As such, you may feel free to contact my office at your convenience by calling (772) 388-8203 to further dialogue accordingly, as I am also available to host personal meetings as necessary. City Manager TRM/ Co: Honorable Mayor and City Council (Via March 1st Information Letter) Rich Stringer, City Attorney Jason Milewski, Airpor[ Manager My Documents/SkydiveSebastianl0 "An Equal Opportunity Employer" Celebrating Our 75th Anniversary SHELTAIR AVIATION GROUP HQLL~N~SHELTAZR ORLA February26,2002 PAGE gl Mr. Jason Milewski Airport Manager City of Sebastian 1225 Main Street Sebastian, FL 32958 Dear Jason: I would like to take this oppommity to thank you and Terrence Moore for meeting with me today. Your presentation mid development plans for the Sebastian Airport's T-htmgar project were weld received. It is encouraging to see your vision fo~ the airport as you move forward to s~imulate new economic development. As you are aware, the Holland Shelta/r Aviation Group has previously expressed a strong interest in working with the airport to become a private sector business partner by building much needed aviation facilities in the short term, as well as attracting new aviation businesses to the airport in the future. As discussed today, we are very interested in working with the City to iaiti, ally build and manage new T-hangars on the site proposed by the airport. At this point, ~ve are willing to continue moving forward to outline specific business terms that will provide a mutually acceptable and long-term private/public parmership a.rrangemellt for the ultimate design, construction and magagement of a T-tmngar facility at the Sebmstia~l Airport. We look forward to hearing from you in the ve.ry near furore. Senior Vice Pres/dent~Aviation Development Jerry Holland John Schmalz Terrenee R. Moore-City Malinger AVIATION FACILITY SPECIALISTS Central ;:lorida Regional Office 5850 T.G. Lee 8ou~evard, Suite #650 ~ Orlando, FL 32822 ~ 407-854-1818 ~ Fax 407-854-~804 HOLLAND SHELTAIR AVIATION Your Single Source Solution for Aviation Facilities GROUP Development With more than 1.5 million square feet of aviation facilities at multiple airport locations throughout the state of Florida, the Holland Sheltair Aviation Group is the largest private aviation developer/owner and management company of its kind in the state. We offer a single source approach to aviation facility construction and management -- from site selection, financing, design and construction to property management, we have the proven experience to do it all. The Holland Sheltair Aviation Group incorporates the best of two industry leaders -- Holland Builders, a 36-year-old construction company founded by president Jerr~ M. Holland; and Sheltair, our 26-year-aid management affiliate. As a design-build and management firm, we understand the needs of the aviation industry. As such, the Holland Sheltair Aviation Group can offer turmkey facilities that meet the most stringent demands of our clients. HOLLAND SHELTAIR CORPORATE OFFICE 4860 N.E. 12th Avenue Fort Lauderdale, FL 33334 Toll Free: 1(800) 700~2210 Phone: (954) 771-2210 Fax: (954) 77t-3745 CENTRAL FLORIDA REGIONAL OFFICE 5850 T.G. Lee Rd., Suite 650 Orlando, FL 32822 Phone: (407) 854-1818 Fax: (407) 864-1804 Web site: www. hollandsheltair.corn OUR CONSTRUCTION & PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT CAPABILITIES INCLUDE: · FBO facilities · Airport terminals · Individual 'T' hangars · Fueling facilities · Class A office space · Airline passenger loading bridges · Flight schools · Parking aprons · Corporate hangars · Aircraft charter facilities · Airline maintenance and completion · GSE and cargo 'facilities ST. PETERSBURG-CLEARWATER INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Existin9 Facilities Sheltair currently owns and manages eight corporate aircraft hangars at St. Petersburg- Clearwater international Airport, each with 9,124 square feet of hangar floor space and 1,166 square feet of office and shop areas. Due to the corporate aircraft storage demand at PIE, Sheltair is in the planning stages of increasing our hangar capacity by building approximately 150,000 square feet of new corporate aircraft facilities, all with excellent airfield access. AVIATION FACILITY S?ECIALISTS For leasing information at PIE, please contact the Sheltair Leasing Office at 1 (:800) 940-2641. SHELTAIR LEASING OFFICE 2011 S. Perimeter Road, Suite N Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 Toll Free: 1(800) 940-2641 Phone: (954) 491-2641 Fax: (954) 491-2183 HANGAR COMPLEX AT Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport Recent building projects completed by Holland Sheltair Aviation Group at FLL include the construction of corporate hangars and support buildings for H. Aviation and Spitfire Properties. This $10 million project includes the construction of a 32,786-square-foot hangar building with 8,332 square feet of office space, and two smaller hangar buildings totaling over 37,000 square feet of space with an additional 11,973 square feet of support offices. The hangars house 737s and multiple corporate aircraft. HOLLAND SHELTAIR CORPORATE OFFICE 4860 N.E. 12th Avenue Fort Lauderdale, FL 33334 Toll Free: 1(800) 700-2210 Phone: (954) 771-2210 Fax: (954) 771-3745 CENTRAL FLORIDA REGIONAL OFFICE 5850 T.G. Lee Rd., Suite 650 Orlando, FL 32822 Phone: (407) 854-1818 Fax: (407) 854-1804 Web site: www.hollandsheltair.com KISSIMMEE MUNICIPAL AIRPORT Aircraft T-Hah§ar Complex Sheltair has been approved by the City of Kissimmee to construct and manage individual T-hangar units at Kissimmee Municipal Airport's eastside airfield property. This new hangar site has easy runway access, and consists of 56 nested, full-size T-hangars, capable of accommodating single and light-twin aircraft with a clear door width of 42' with a 32' depth. In addition, ten individual 40' x 40' box hangars will be constructed on the site. Facilities to be completed Winter, 2001. HOLLAND SHELTAIR CORPORATE OFFICE 4860 N.E. 12th Avenue Fort Lauderdale, FL 33334 Toll Free: 1(800) 700-2210 Phone: (954) 771-2210 Fax: (954) 771-3745 CENTRAL FLORIDA REGIONAL OFFICE 5850 T.G. Lee Rd., Suite 650 Orlando, FL 32822 Phone: (407) 854-1818 Fax: (407) 854-1804 Web site: www. hollandsheltair, com DAYTONA BEACH INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Exist. in§ Facilities The Holland Sheltair Aviation Group owns and operates the Daytona Beach Jet Center Fixed Base Operations at DAB. Facilities developed and managed by the Jet Center include: m 28,800-square-foot Jet Center FBO facility with 9,600 square feet of turbine and piston aircraft overhaul facilities. ~ 6,000-square-foot avionics hangar. m Support, parts, flight school space and vehicle maintenance shops also on site. · 10,000-square-foot corporate aircraft storage hangar. ~ 120,000-gallon Jet-A and a 40,000-gallon Avgas fuel farm facility. HOLLAND SHELTAIR CORPORATE OFFICE 4860 N.E. 12th Avenue Fort Lauderdale, FL 33334 Toll Free: 1 (800) 700-2210 Phone: (954) 771-2210 Fax: (954) 771-3745 CENTRAL FLORIDA REGIONAL OFFICE 5850 T.G. Lee Rd., Suite 650 Orlando, FL 32822 Phone: (407) 854-1818 Fax: (407) 854-1804 Web site: www.hollandsheltair.com MELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Existin9 Facilities/Expansion Opportunities Developed in 1990, the Sheltair complex at Melbourne International Airport is located on the north side of the airport. The complex includes 150,000 square feet of individual T-hangars, large corporate facilities with office and shop space, and a first-class, full-service Fixed Base Operator -- the Atlantic Jet Center. HEAVY AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE (MRO) AND COMPLETION CENTER EXPANSION CAPABiLiTY With plenty of land available for development at MLB, Sheltair is ready to assist in the planning, design, and construction of a large-scale hangar complex of up to $00,000 square feet. NEW CORPORATE AND INDIVIDUAL T-HANGAR FACILITIES Current expansion is already underway at the existing Sheltair complex that includes new corporate hangars and support shop space available for custom design-build requirements and additional individual aircraft T-hangars. SHELTAIR LEASING OFFICE 2011 $. Perimeter Road, Suite N Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 Toll Free: 1(800) 940~2641 Phone: (954) 491-2641 Fax: (954) 491-2183 FORT LAUDERDALE EXECUTIVE AIRPORT Existing Facilities/New Proiects Since 1975, Sheltair has developed, constructed, and currently manages more than 829,000 square feet (over 50%) of all the hangars and airside commercial office space at FXE. Sheltair's latest project includes four new corporate hangars and a Class-A, 33,000- square-foot office building. Additional facilities at FXE are currently in the planning stages. SHELTAIR LEASING OFFICE 2011 S. Perimeter Road, Suite N Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 Toll Free: 1(800) 940-2641 Phone: (954) 491-2641 Fax: (954) 491-2183 'FROM : Br~ndg Ma~ine H~TS FI~× ND. : D41D~68D4~ F~b. :LB 20~ 04:0~PM P~ Tek I94~] 92&,IDOCK Mr. ~ Kiof~ ¥io~ President 2400 SB Federal Highway Stuart, FL 34994 C~: Mr. 3effMulIis; ¥~ro Be_a~t, O£flc~ February 18, 2002 .~.E: Br~ady Marine, Inc. C~,n~ul~ing Services. City ~: Sebastian, Fkrrida Mazin~ Site D~ar Mike; This proposal is submittal by Blk43qDY ~B, INC,. hcminaf~r r~f~i~:d to as "Colz~.tl~:lf', to prlrvid~ tho,~ SaT~ic~s dc~ofibcd in Bxlfibi; 1 "Scope of S¢rvi0e~' atlmchexl hcrato ~ ~ a p~ ~ot for ~~,m~,Y~r i~a~ .~ ti is o~ ~d~rs~ ~t we ~l b~ ~d to pmvifl¢ ~¢ Soop: of S~ces on ~ of yo~ CiV of ~b~_ ~ inctu~g the d~tion of a ~ ~ ¢.c ~s~ FEE $C~W, DUT,7, Fixed Hourly Rates: Services will be billed ~t c~nt m~s, For do~ic mee~gs ~d project wo~. ~ ¢x.~o~d is m~d on a po~l-to-~ b~b. In t~ of ov~s ~v~I ~ai~ long comm~(~), ~ ti~ is ~co~ ~d~ ~e a~ w~ s~h ~ foes quo~ en ~ a~d Sco~ of Se~ie¢~ Abe by such ~o~ o~li~ ~ ~ a~ "tc~ of S~c~s". Ad~o~ ~k Brace Blomgmn Prinoipal $150/h~. H. John Land~ W~on ~, ASLA Professio~ ~;t50~ Tim ~i.~ Da~ L~a Clorl~l ~; 35~, 02118/02 MON 14:38 [TX/I~ N0 8370] FROM ~ ~nd~ Matin= HQTS F~. &B 20~2 04:B4P~ P3 K. imley-Hom Page 2 Fcbraary 18, 2002 B'. Fee Adva~: Per agreement w/th th= Client, no a~lvan~e fe~ will be required for th~ iniQa~ion of work on thc Proj cci. Wa/v~r of hourly f~.s: Th/s contraot/s priced ~ on ~c~d ou~d~ ~ b~un~ of ~e ~hcd Scope of fi~t ~ ci~ c~ at its ho~ly ra~ or provi~ ~ ~dditio~ fi~d ~e mo~on ~eimbumable: Reimbursable expenses shall be i~t~ ~ ~ ~e ~ed ~e~ quo~ Bx~scs ~ de.cd as to ~clu~ bm ~c n~ l~d m: lodcng, mea~ ~.~ng ~d repmdm~o~ supplim ~d ma~la, ~vel invl~g ~S ~e~ ~, photo e~e~os, ~u~r c~ ~s. ~l.~ph~c. ~fl o~r no.al. ~d cu~oma~ dire~ related m Additional Services: Any services or addilional serdces outside of the Scope of Services requested by fac Clicn~ w/lA be bi[l~ a; the hourly rotes estsblish~ herein. or may be negotiated on The Consultam and Client shall not be responsible 'For any professional fees or sendces otlmr than. ~.ose speeifi, c~tlb, refemne.~d/n this agr~:m.=m or tm B_x_~ioi~ (s) hereto, ][~ is further understood that, in case the Client fails lo make any payments when due, the Consultant may .leal not to perle_tm any further services pursuan[ to th/s aD-eemvnt and ail payment~ already made shall be retained as hquidated damages and ~e Consultant tt~ Cli~nt muy amounts du~ and/or unpaid tng~.[=r with aR costs, interesm, and a r~asonsbl= attorney's, It is ex~pmssly u.ud~rstood between the parties that thc payment in full desto%ed above, shall be a condition pmca6L~nt to the performance of furth=r s~rv/ces. 02/18/02 M0N 14:38 [TX/RX NO 8370] FROM : Bnandw Marinm HQTS F~X ND. : -~ V,~RU l~bL*Cit l~O0~ F-k. 18 20~2 i~4:04F~ P4 Brandy Marine, Inc. K{ml~y Horn l%Bruary 18, 2002 L~DEI~FICAT~[ON: Client agrees to induing, d¢fznd and hold Consultant h~-~less from and ~gain~ any and all claims, liabilities, suits, d~man.ds, 108~8, oo~ts told ¢xp~a~s, in.eluding, bu~' not limi~d to, reasonable a~tom~.y's f~es and ail legal ~:~-nse~ nnd fe:s incurrezl on app:al, or other lc,gal ~nt/t/es on a~ooum of any damages or losses to prol~Tiy or p~rsons, inclwli~ /xljury or dearth, or ~zononfi~ loses arising o~ of The Projezt and/or the p=rform~ncc or non-pcfformaace of obl/ga~o~ ande. r tb~ agl~'a~e~, ~c~p'c W thc cxt~nt suoh damages or losses am foand by a court or forum of comintern jm'/sdi~on to b~ · cansed by Consultant gro~s negligence. Any changes to ~h~ zontrazt shall he in wrMng and exeout~l by all partiz~ I~ the zv=nt ~hat thzrv fs a d/sag~e~nen'c between the pm-6cs rc~dfn_g av_y of the terms of th/s agreement, ~t the option o£ the Consultant, said dJt~.gre-~mznt shall be submitmd w arbkration pursuant to the rules and r~gulations o~tl-~ Amer. igan A_rbftrat~on Assocjatior~ whose d~ision sh~ll h~ bindk~g on tl~ parffes. We appre~ia~z the oppornmity to work with you on tMs proje,~t and would appreciate your comSrm~ion of our sc~p~ and f~ undcrstandlng ~ yo~ si~n~ b~low. ~ additional co~o~d.,c0~ ~ ~olo~ for yo~ .r~cord~ .Pteas~ '~ ~'ex~cu~d , INC. Pr~id~nt & C~.O APPROVED AND ACC~_~ TFQD TI]IS (F/tm or Iuc~viduaI) I~s: I~ ¥ OF ,20~2, (Prmt;-d nam~ of siffa~oty) 02118/02 MON 14:38 [~/RX NO 8370] Br~dy Marine, .Inc. Kimley-Horn Cmasulfi~ag Agreement EX'FffglI I SCOPE OP SER%rlcE$.Kimley;Horn Page t of 2 _This Exhibit 1 is a part of that certain ~m-~emmui by and b~n BRANDY MA.t~qE, INC. and Iiimley4-tom. for the project mf~rrod to .ia tll~ City of Sebastian. Maxim Si~. . Ivl~rket Study Project. This proposal relat~ to an initial r~tu~st ~or profe~ional support in the arera of a aomprehmlsivc marim f¢~ilily ~tudy, proposed facility program clements and profit centers which may b~ driven f~am either a market or d~wloper standpoint (c.g_ dockage, charters, rentals, retail). Th~ following tasks mm outlined below. Sim v~iff$coFe of Services P-~view of a=y _~d all e×isting olient provided pla_us, de~ign~. reports, ~1 photo~aphy, p=t~, ~m. far ~ Sit: ~p:c~on ~d review of :~s~g ~citi~es ~d area for proposal ~n~ ~nd~t ~ ~a m~k~ res~ch study ~ iuct~ 5~ ~t he iimi~d by: ~ ~fi~ sim v~ ~d ~v~l ~thl. ~e ~o~i f~ ~ ~ng ~ G~or pre~ tr~i~ut mi~on Um,ol rou~ ~d us= ~ by boa~ s~e, ~sou ~d 1~ of stay. ~ A~m~s ~afio~r Wn~r ~ p~e~ ~ s~ve r~e~ah ~ Condm a comfive ~ ~is f~ wt~ ~, ~sient ~>% ~1 ~d m~d r~ se~c~ (~ e ratio to do~e 0g~up~¢y). ~ Study ~ ~ *[W boaters who wo~d be 'i~ely ~g~ f~r dov~, q~ and ~ Resc~h ~y~o~ ~ ~rc~i~ pmjudioc~ mum~ m~ ean~itio,m. ~her, eta. ~ ~s:ss second home o~cr/v~tion~ waI~r us~ ~ com~i~on, m~rs, ~vel offices, rer~ml comp~=a, ho~Fr~so~ ~d bo~ d~rok~s, d~eW ~ y~t c~m~s). ~ D~in= us~ ~ in th= arc~ ~r b~ wet de~i,= a r~on~Ie fair of prat up dm~d ~Wor ~a~lafi~ of stmmge n~ ~or~ ne~ 5 ye~s. 02/18/02 M0N 14:38 [TX/1C~ NO 8370] FAX biO. : =~41~68~42 g~--h. :[8 21282 04:0f:d~M P5 SCOPE OF SERVICES-Kimigy-Itarn Page 2 of 2 ,/Determine app~Ulx-iat=e size o£w~t glipa e~ng.~si~t, likely n~w ~sient appropn~ pl~ ,~ for ~m~ use/exp~ion. ~ ~t~ine ~ic~g ~e~ for se~iee/s~fi~ ofvess~l. ~ Study ~d re~ an ali m~/~ cl~ ~mfivi~ in ~e ra~o~ ~ ~t will ~s~n ~e projeot ~ a ~eid ~d flon~ ~ y~ 1-~7 (~s is not a ~1 o~ pmfo~a, but a sch~d~ of ciW supplmmt ~ ~o~se m~em ~t~ws for ~ v~om phons ou~ ~ ~e ~d coor~a~e ~ cH~'s ~m of~l~ ~f~ionals - p~, Time m eomplet~ The above ~1~ mm be completed in no more than thre~ weeks from the date this agreem=nt is ~gned by ',he Client Co~a t:"iX~D 2~E ¢~r~t for Iistect S,ope of Services inaluding a×pem~s Lq $9.~50 CNi~e Thousand Eight Hundred and Fifty Dollars) (US), i~elusive o£ al1 labor, exe=ut/ve time out of po~k~ costs a~ referen.eed in Fees, Pamgrckuh D with~ th~ agr~m~nt_ Comultant maintains the righ~ to ~ugr¢~ bill an ~ - '--~ .-~ ~- t~. P.oj~t b~ ,~ no ~e will coxts e~eeed[ ~ose quoted for fne work s~:r~,~fi~l her~qn. ArC ¢hang~ in ~ Scope of Werk may affect prblng ~nd must be made in wri~ng between tk¢ parties. 02/18/02 M0N 14:38 [TX/1LX NO 8370] Er/Of HOME OF PELICAN ISLAND 1225 MAIN STREET · SEBASTIAN, FLORIDA 32958 TELEPHONE: (561) 569-5330 · FAX (561) 589-5570 TO: From: Date: Re: Terrence R. Moore, City Manager Terry Hill, Director of Public Work~s)~,>/' February 26, 2001 Controlled Burning Dan Dietz of the Indian River County Fire Department called and said he will do the controlled burn on the Harrison Street property on Wednesday, March 6th, He did not state a time for this event only the date. Staff will watch for them and report accordingly. As to the other structures the Public Works Department will be demolishing them in the very near future, as this will clear the property for park expansion. mydocumentcontrolledburn /sg "An Equal Opportunity Employer" Celebrating Our 75th Anniversary SPECIAL THANK5 TO~ THE BIKE DEPOT bEEP 6 DIVE AND WATERSPORT$ VAN~$ SKATEP^RK INNER RHYTH~A SURF AND SPORT 2002 PRING BREAI BOARD N Divisions: l0 and under ~1 yrs - 12 yrs ~3 yrs - 15 yr~ ~6 yrs and up All ages open division A BENEFIT FOR THE AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY Where: City of Seb~tian Skmte Park PM. (561)58~-Z650 When: March 23, 2002 Time: 10:00 Fee: :$~5.00 Deadline for entry: March 17, 2002 2002 SPRING BREAK SKATEBOARD COMPETITION ENTRY FORM Deadline March 17, 2002 A BENEFIT FOR THE AMERICAN GANGER SOGIE'F'/ WHERE: WHEN: FEE: CITY OF SEBASTIAN SKATE PARK SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 2002 - 10:00 A.M. $15.00 per skater (cash or check) The City of Sebastian's Relay for Life Team is hosting the First Annual Spring Break Skateboard Competition. All proceeds from the event will be for the benefit of the American Cancer 5ociety. Come out and compete for 1't, 2"d, and 3rd place prizes. A special thanks to The Bike Depot, Deep 6 Dive and Watersports, Van's 5kate park, and Inner Rhythm Surf and 5port for donating skateboards and accessories to be awarded to the winners. Please Print: Submit form with payment Name: Age: Address: City: Birth Date: Phone Number: Best Trick: All rules of the skate park apply during the competition. All skaters muS¢ have a waiver on file. Minors must have the waiver signed by a parent or guardian and provide a picture. Eh?fy forms may be turned in to the City of Sebastian Sk~e Park or mailed to City of Sebastian, Human Resources Department, 1225 Main St., Sebastian, FL 32958. Make checks payable to the American Cancer Society. FOR MORE ZNFORMA'r]:ON, CALL (561) 581-2630