City of Miami Gardens Rolling Oaks Regional Park
Renovations of Rolling Oaks Regional Park included construction of a new one-story 4,000 SF Welcome Center recreation building, renovated restroom facilities, expansion of walking trail with lighting, distance marker, and exercise stations, new pavilions, new parking lot, refurbished basketball, tennis and pickleball courts, new fencing, new shaded playgrounds, new landscaping and irrigation, addition of horseshoe pits, sand volleyball, video system and WIFI.
Miller Legg provided civil engineering, landscape architecture, surveying and SUE services for this 40-acre park as a subconsultant. The civil scope included design of a lift station and on-site force main extension to service the Welcome Center. An arborist assessment of existing trees and palms was carried out as part of the landscape architecture services.
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Miller Legg provided civil engineering, utility engineering, permitting, construction observation and verification of system testing services for the development of the 120,000 SF mixed use development in Miami Beach with Baptist Health as the anchor tenant. Alton Road is a FDOT corridor. Services include grading, paving, drainage, water and sewer systems, drainage design including a pressurized injection well system and injection pumping equipment, utility coordination and permitting.
