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Rohde,Soyka&Andrews'~ ROHDE, SOYKA & ANDREWS ~ Consulting Engineers, P.C. 40 Garden Street Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 Phone: (845) 452-7515 Fax: (845) 452-8335 E-Mail Address: info@rsaengrs.com Wilfred A. Rohde, P.E • Michael W. Soyka, P.E • John V. Andrews, Jr., P.E. TOWN OF WAPPINGER PLANNING BOARD FEE SCHEDULE For all work done on a time and material basis, the following Fee Schedule shall apply: Principal Engineer $125.00 per hour Wilfred A. Rohde, P.E. John V. Andrews, Jr., P.E. Licensed Engineer 115.00 per hour Julie S. Mangarillo, P.E., CPESC Staff Engineer 90.00 per hour Senior Designer 85.00 per hour Senior CADD Operator 85.00 per hour CADD Operator 75.00 per hour Designer 75.00 per hour Contract Specialist /Administrative Assistant 60.00 per hour Susan E. Naglieri Mileage 0.60 per mile Copies Black & White 0.25 per copy Color 1.00 per copy Bond Plots Black & White 0.45 per square foot Color 0.75 per square foot Expenses & Special Services Cost plus 15% Outside Consultant Fees Cost plus 20% This Schedule is in effect from January 1, 2013 through December 31, 2013 Nlichae- A, Dalbo / Land Surveyor, p,C. oad Hyde Park, NY 12538 10 Crum Elbow R 2013 FEE SCHEDULE ulated b 11.E .. - ot re d material basis, ;ssional W a e Rates n time an completed on a For all labor .n Fee Schedule shall apply: the follows g er hour $ 97.50 p Land $°~,eyor principal L1CensedL.S. Michael A• DalbO' ~ 150.00 Per hour S°r`'eycourt or testimony) Licensed Land (as expert witness for 00 er hour Michael A• Dalb° L.S• ~ 80. p ed Land Surveyor on field crew er hour I,icens $ 6$.00 P Chief ~ 55.00 Per hour Party $ 70.00 per hour R°dman erson) computer aided draftsp $ 45.00 per hour CAD Clerical Re1mbursable ex enses: x.55 per mile Mileage S .25 per c' x.75 per Copies Black & white Color $,45 pe' Bond Plots white Black & $'75 p Color i Expenses & Special Services om Januar 1 2013 tl This Schedule is in a ect Page 1 of 2 Michael A. Dalbo Land Surveyor, P.C. 10 Crum Elbow Road Hyde Park, NY 12538 Prevailing Wage Rate Schedule: For Wages Regulated and Published by 1VYS Dept. ofLabor Survey Crew Consulting (District 9 only 1 Current Wage rate plus supplemental benefit (multiplied times a factor of2.25 ) Party Chief 33.70 + 11.70 = 45.40 X 2.25 Instrument Man = 28.38 + 11.70 = 40.08 X 2.25 Rodman = 25.02 + 11.70 = 36.72 X 2.25 Page 2 of 2 _ $102.15 per man hour _ $90.18 per man hour _ $82.62 per man hour This Schedule is in e, f'ect, from January 1, 2013 through December 31, 2013. ~` ROHDE, SOYKA 40 Garden Street ANDRE~IS Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 ~ Consultitt En tt:eers P.C. Phone: (845) 452-7515 Fax: (845) 452-8335 g g~ , E-Mail Address: info@rsaengrs.com Wilfred A. Rohde, P.E • John !! Andrews, Jr., P.E. Apri14, 2013 Planning Board Town of Wappinger 20 Middlebush Road Wappingers Falls, NY 12590 Attn: Robert Valdati, Chairman a D RE: Professional Services -Professional Engineering ~ Q ~ Town of Wappinger Planning Board Dear Chairman Valdati and Members of the Planning Board: Rohde, Soyka & Andrews Consulting Engineers, P.C. (RSA) is pleased to submit this proposal for Professional Engineering Services to the Town of Wappinger Planning Board in response to your Request ~ for Proposal as published in the Poughkeepsie Journal on March 10, 2013. RSA currently serves as the Town Engineer to the Town of Fishkill, a position we have held since 1992. In this capacity we provide engineering services to the Town Board, all Town Special Improvement Districts, the Highway Department, the Planning Board and the Building Department. RSA also provides services to the Town of Kent Planning Board, a position we have held since 1997 and we provide special project assistance on an as-needed basis to the Planning Board of the Town of Amenia. In the past, we have provided engineering services to the Town of Lloyd Town Board, Planning Board on an as-needed basis and the Highway Department, a position we held from our inception in 1988 through 2012. Additionally, at various times over the years we have provided professional engineering services as the Town Engineer to the Town of Beekman which included services for the Town Board, the Planning Board and the Highway Department, a position we held from 2002 through 2009. From time to time we have provided services to the Town of LaGrange Town Board and Planning Board on an as-needed basis, usually in the event of a conflict on the part of their customary engineer. We believe, based on these positions, that we have the experience, skill, practical and technical knowledge necessary to provide the Town of Wappinger Planning Board with the professional ~' engineering services you are seeking. Page 1 of 7 ~ Planning Board Town of Wappinger April 4, 2013 Page 2 of 7 1.0 SCOPE OF WORK The scope of services is specifically set forth in the RFP. As we understand it, the work includes as a minimum the following items: • Provide technical assistance with compliance to MS4 Regulations; • Provide technical assistance to the Building Inspector's office (as needed) on civil engineering issues; • Provide design, cost estimating, surveying and engineering services in relation to Planning Board projects; • Provide technical assistance regarding the operation and maintenance of the municipal water distribution and wastewater treatment systems; • Coordinate project reviews with the Planning Board and Staff; • Provide inspection services for public improvements; • Provide GPS mapping; and • Provide assistance with grant applications. We are able and prepared to provide these required basic services as described. The provision of engineering services to a Town requires experience in a number of variable and wide ranging areas. We have, in our service to various Planning Boards and Towns over the years, participated in all manner of activities from the regular and routine to the emergency and unusual. We have participated in the formation of various Town Special Improvement Districts. We have designed major water, sewer and drainage infrastructure improvements. We have assisted in applying for and implementing infrastructure construction and planning grants. We have provided assistance in obtaining necessary approvals from various authorities having jurisdiction over Town projects ~ or actions, such as the NYSDEC, the NYSDOT and the Dutchess County Departments of Health, Planning and Public Works. We have conducted project reviews and field inspections for all manner of projects, including residential, commercial and institutional. In all our activities, our role has been that of a consultant providing technical and administrative ~ services to the Planning Board and/or the Town in general. As the engineering consultant, it is very important that we recognize and maintain our position as a consultant. All decision making authority lies with the Town Planning Board or other Town agency overseeing our work. We ~,,, realize that it is important to provide the various Boards with the factual elements of a given situation, identify reasonable and viable alternatives, and provide an objective assessment of w ROHDE, SOYKA cQt ANDREWS CONSULTING ENGINEERS, P.C. Planning Board Town of Wappinger April 4, 2013 Page 3 of 7 those alternatives with an appropriate recommendation. It is critical that in performing our work we are able to address the concerns of the Board. It is equally important that we are able and r„ capable of explaining technical issues and addressing questions from the general public in layman's terms so that they can be understood by all. Once decisions are made it then becomes our responsibility to carry out the selected course of action consistent with the requirements of the Board. Each Planning Board that we have worked with has had its own unique way of utilizing its professional consultants. Each Planning Board has clearly established expectations with respect to the performance of their consultants. The manner and method by which services are provided to the various Planning Boards has been established by those Boards during the initial stages of the engagement. ' It is our experience that the technical aspects of the position, particularly coordination with the ""' Planning Board Secretary and the other consultants employed by the Board; the format and distribution of comment memos and reports; and the participation level of the consultant in Board discussions and site visit are generally easily worked out. Understanding the policies, practices, ~ procedures and requirements of the Board itself tend to take longer and generally evolve over time depending upon the character of the Board and of the consultant. It is our custom and practice to prepare and submit written reports and/or comment memos for any and all assigned work associated with projects in front of the Planning Board. All such reports or comment memos will be signed by the individual responsible for their content. In discussion of such items with the Board we believe it is imperative that the individual preparing the report or comment memo be available to the Board and the Project Sponsor for discussions. The written comment memorandum covering each submittal typically address compliance with the technical aspects of appropriate Town Code sections, the Town Comprehensive Plan and the identified priorities, procedures and standards of the Town of Wappinger and general engineering custom and practice. Subsequent reviews would document compliance with or satisfaction of previous comments and include new comments occasioned by the current submittal. We believe it to be important that consistency be maintained in the review of submitted projects. +r We prefer that all our work be properly coordinated through the Planning Board. In our experience direct involvement by us with the Project Sponsor should be avoided unless specifically authorized by the Planning Board in advance. Meetings with the Project Sponsor should only occur when authorized by the Planning Board and should, whenever possible, be attended by appropriate members of the Town staff and/or other members of the consultant team. All meetings are documented in written form with copies submitted to the Planning Board and all attendees. ROHDE, SOYKA 8L ANDREWS CONSULTMG ENGINEERS, P.C. L ~ Planning Board Town of Wappinger April 4, 2013 Page 4 of 7 lir In our experience, when changing consultants, it is important that a proper transition occur. Submittals for existing projects currently before the Board and previously reviewed by other r,,, consultants need to be handled in a manner which minimizes inconvenience to the Planning Board and the Project Sponsor, maintains the project schedule and controls the additional cost that may result from the transition. In our experience it becomes important for us as the new +~ consultant to familiarize ourselves with the current status of a given project and the contents of prior review memorandum and/or reports. Going forward, it is imperative that we address and document completion or satisfaction of prior comments and prepare new comments without i~• revisiting closed issues. RSA does not provide survey services. For the purposes of our work with the Town of Wappinger Planning Board, we propose to utilize the services of Michael A. Dalbo Land Surveyor, P.C. as a consultant to us. RSA will coordinate the necessary survey services. The work performed by Michael A. Dalbo Land Surveyor, P.C. will be under our direct supervision and control and will be incorporated in any final product as if it were the product of RSA. RSA does not provide electrical or mechanical engineering design services. We have over the years worked with a variety of local engineering firms that do provide such services. When the need arises for such services we typically work with local firms, coordinate their efforts for projects for which we are responsible and offer a seamless final product for the communities we represent. i' 2.0 POINT OF CONTACT The Principal Engineer and point of contact for the Town of Wappinger Planning Board will be John V. Andrews, Jr., P.E. Wilfred A Rohde, P.E. and/or Julie S. Mangarillo, P.E., CPESC will play major roles and will participate extensively in the provision of required services to the Board and the review of projects before the Board. They may attend Planning Board meetings with or in lieu of Mr. Andrews. Administrative and billing matters will be handled by Susan E. Naglieri. From time to time it may be necessary to utilize other RSA personnel to provide services for the ~ engagement. 3.0 DISCLOSURE Rohde, Soyka & Andrews Consulting Engineers, P.C. does not have any active or ongoing projects within the Town of Wappinger and/or before any Town of Wappinger Board or department. There may be situations where our work as the Engineer to the Town of Fishkill Planning Board involves projects which straddle the Town of Fishkill or the Town of Wappinger town line. it z ROHDE, SOYKA Bt ANDREWS CONSULTING ENGINEERS, P.C. Planning Board Town of Wappinger April 4, 2013 Page 5 of 7 If we are selected to provide services to the Town of Wappinger Planning Board, it is our Company policy and we affirmatively state for the record that we will not accept or pursue any ,,, private projects within the Town of Wappinger and/or any projects which may require approval or permit from a Town of Wappinger Board or department for the period of time that we are employed as a consultant to the Town of Wappinger Planning Board. r. 4.0 TERM OF THE AGREEMENT The term of this agreement will be through December 31, 2013. The Town of Wappinger Planning Board has the option to exercise up to two (2) annual renewals. ,,, We understand the Town maintains the right to terminate any agreement without cause by specifying the date of termination in a written notice to the firm at least sixty (60) days before the termination date. In the event of any termination, RSA will be entitled to reasonable and equitable ~ compensation for all satisfactory services rendered. 5.0 BASIS OF SERVICES All services will be performed on a time and material basis in accordance with Attachment A, Town of Wappinger Fee Schedule (enclosed herewith under separate sealed cover), unless +^ otherwise agreed to prior to the commencement of work. The services of Michael A. Dalbo Land Surveyor, P.C. will also be provided on a time and material basis as a direct pass through (no mark-up). All feasibility and preliminary design surveying, line and grade surveying for inspection or supervision of construction when performed under a Consulting Engineer Agreement are subject to New York State Prevailing Wage Rates, please refer to the appropriate section within the Michael A. Dalbo Land Surveyor, P.C. Schedule of Rates. Please note that if boundary survey work is required, NYS Prevailing Wage Rates are not applicable, please refer to the appropriate section within the Michael A. Dalbo Land ~` Surveyor, P.C. Schedule of Rates. (Schedule of Rates enclosed herewith under separate sealed cover.) it RSA reserves the right to annually adjust the fee schedule for services rendered, providing that the adjustment does not exceed the annual consumer price index increase and, further, that written notice is provided to the Town no later than September 15"' of the year preceding the anticipated rate adjustment. ~ For services funded through a Town Escrow process, RSA reserves the right to suspend work on any project for which no payment is received within forty-five (45) days of billing due to escrow depletion. RSA expects the Town to honor this position and to suspend action on any project for which non-payment occurs. ROHDE, SOYKA BL ANDREWS CONSULTING ENGIPIEERS, P.C. Planning Board Town of Wappinger April 4, 2013 Page 6 of 7 6.0 REUSE OF DOCUMENTS -CONTRACT FORM EXCEPTION All documents including Drawings and Specifications prepared or furnished by RSA (and the Engineer's independent professional associates and consultants) pursuant to this Agreement are instruments of service in respect to the Project, and the Engineer shall retain any ownership and property interest therein whether or not the Project is completed. The Owner may make and retain copies for information and reference in connection with the use and occupancy of the project by the Owner and others; however, such documents are not intended or represented to be suitable for reuse by the Owner or others on extension of the Project or on any other project. Any reuse without written verification or adaption by the Engineer for the specific purpose intended will be at the Owner's sole risk and without liability or legal exposure to the Engineer, or the Engineer's independent professional associates or consultants, and the Owner shall indemnify and hold harmless the Engineer and the Engineer's independent professional associates and consultants from all claims, damages, losses and expenses, including attorneys' fees, arising out of or resulting therefrom. Any such verification or adaptation will entitle the Engineer to further compensation at rates to be agreed upon by the Owner and the Engineer. X7.0 PAYMENT FOR TRAVEL -CONTRACT FORM EXCEPTION Payment for travel time and reimbursement for miles driven is standard for the consulting ~` business. RSA proposes that mileage and travel time be subject to reimbursement for attendance at Planning Board meetings and scheduled site visits. These charges will be apportioned to each project up for review at the Planning Board meeting and reimbursed to RSA from the escrow .. account. RSA also proposes that travel time and mileage for meetings with Project Sponsors and/or Town officials, outside of Planning Board meetings, be subject to reimbursement. These charges will also be apportioned to the project which is the subject of the meeting and reimbursed to RSA from the escrow account. 8.0 OPINIONS OF COST Since RSA has no control over the cost of labor, materials, equipment or services furnished by others, or over the Contractor(s)' methods of determining prices, or over competitive bidding or ~ market conditions, the Engineer's opinions of probable Total Project Costs and Construction Cost provided for herein are to be made on the basis of the Engineer's experience and qualifications and represent the Engineer's best judgment as an experienced and qualified professional engineer, +r• familiar with the construction industry, but the Engineer cannot and does not guarantee that proposals, bids or actual Total Project or Construction Costs will not vary from opinions of probable cost prepared by the Engineer. IZOHDE, SOYKA BC ANDREWS CONSULTING ENGINEERS, P.C. Planning Board Town of Wappinger April 4, 2013 Page 7 of 7 9.0 CONTROLLING LAW This Agreement is to be governed by the law of the principal place of business of RSA. 10.0 BILLING AND PAYMENT "" Bills will be rendered at the end of each month and are due upon receipt. Bills will be itemized by personnel and expenses. Each bill will contain a description of the work done during the billing period. A sample municipal invoice is attached hereto for your information. 11.0 INSURANCE RSA carries both General and Professional Liability Insurance. Sample Certificates of Insurance are attached herewith for your review. RSA is prepared to provide appropriate Certificates of Insurance to the Town of Wappinger when requested. 12.0 ATTACHMENTS Detailed Statement of Qualifications Resumes of Key Personnel List of Municipal References Town of Wappinger Fee Schedule (enclosed herewith under separate sealed cover) Sample Municipal Invoice ~„ - Sample Certificates of Insurance, General and Professional Liability Thank you for the opportunity to submit this proposal. We would be pleased to meet with the Town to discuss our proposal in more detail. Yours very truly, ROHDE, SOYKA & ANDREWS CONSULTING ENGINEERS, P.C. f` Irr "~ ,~ ohn V. Andrews, Jr., P.E. f~. Enclosures ROHDE, SOYKA Bt, ANDREWS CONSULTING ENGINEERS, P.C. ~II STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS ROHDE, SOYKA & ANDREWS Consulting Engineers, P. C. 40 Garden Street Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 (845)452-7515 Fax: (845) 452-8335 E-mail: info@rsaengrs.com www.rsaengrs.com ~~ V ~L~ ~ uVUIUJUV~~~If~G=~L~ ~ ~~If~V~~IUJ~ ~ L~ C~I~MOG°30o~1fMi~~l~GaL~ ~ °,(~D o ~D~C~ p~~l~~~~ C~O~l~~G3NJC~~O~~l L~IC~~~1C~C~G°30~Jc~ i~ ROHDE, SOYKA & ANDREWS Consulting Engineers, P C: Rohde, Soyka & Andrews Consulting Engineers, P.C. (RSA) is a dedicated group of engineers, designers, ,,, drafters, CAD operators and administrative specialists formed to provide a wide variety of Civil Engineering services. RSA was formed in 1988 and is now directed by two (2) Principal Engineers who ~; are licensed as Registered Professional Engineers in New York, Colorado, Rhode Island, Vermont and ~. Wyoming. We are capable of providing a full range of Engineering services, including but not limited to: CIVIL/ MUNICIPAL ENGINEERING Storm Water Control and Drainage Facilities Infrastructure Analysis Water Supply and Distribution Systems Wastewater Collection, Treatment and Disposal Systems Sewer Infiltration/Inflow Studies Roadway Improvements and Design Water Production Well Systems Subsurface (Septic) Disposal Systems Low Hazard Dam Design/Evaluations Building Design Value Engineering Maps, Plans and Reports Facilities Engineering Permit Applications to Regulatory Agencies Plan Reviews for Code Compliance Waterfront Structures ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING Storm Water Treatment Erosion Control Design Wetland Protection Soil Mining Administration of Government and Private Contracts Construction/Program Cost Estimates Construction Observation with Video and Photographic Documentation Resident Engineer and Inspection Services Construction Claims Analysis and Evaluation LAND AND SITE PLANNING Land Use Planning and Analysis Site Planning and Utility Design Environmental Assessments STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING Structural Design and Analysis Demolition Contracts Building Rehabilitation Design, including Historic Buildings Small Bridge Design Docks and Waterfront Structures Foundation Design CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING AWARDS We were amember of aDesign/Construction Team that won the GBC 1995 Build New York Award in recognition of excellence in design, contract management and team work for the Cluett Hall Renovations, Trinity Pawling School, Pawling, New York ~1 it it SERVICES ARE PROVIDED TO: Local Governmental Agencies State Governmental Agencies Federal Governmental Agencies Churches and Religious Organizations Schools, Colleges and Other Institutions Commercial Corporations Health Care Organizations Industrial Corporations Developers Construction Contractors Utility Companies Fire Departments PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS ~. rr American Concrete Institute American Institute of Architects -Allied Membership American Society of Civil Engineers American Society for Healthcare Engineering American Society for Testing and Materials American Water Works Association Mid-Hudson Consulting Civil Engineers Society, Inc. National Fire Protection Association National Society of Professional Engineers National Water Well Association Water Environment Federation r ROHDE, SOYKA 4o Garden Street & ANDREWS Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 jy ' Consulting Engineers, P.C. Phone: (845) 452-7515 Fax: (845) 452-8335 E-Mail Address: info@rsaengrs.com Wilfred A. Rohde, P.E • John I! Andrews, Jr., P.E. LIST OF PROJECT ASSIGNMENTS The following list is a sampling of assignments that demonstrates our ~. ability to effectively provide a variety of civil, municipal, structural, land planning and environmental consulting engineering and design services for a wide range of clients and projects. We have worked successfully with both public and private clients from concept development, through the design and construction phases of ~+ large scale projects that include public works, commercial, industrial, institutional, historical and residential projects. We are particularly effective in working within a partnering environment ~ in order to provide a project that meets the needs of the client with ample consideration given to value-engineering, available construction techniques and materials, and project service-life. Ir INSTITUTIONAL PROJECTS Marist College Hancock Center, Poughkeepsie, NY: This project includes design and construction of a new 57,000 square foot academic building for use by the mathematics and computer science departments as well as Marist College Institute for Public Opinion (Marist Poll). Services include design of site improvements, utility connections, re-alignment of campus road, preparation of Environmental Assessment Form and Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP), obtaining Final Site Plan Approval from the Planning Board and height variance from Zoning Board of Appeals, preparation of technical specifications and project drawings, and coordination with other design consultants. `Green' aspects of the project include a vegetated green roof, permeable pavers for parking and energy-saving and energy-efficient products within the building, such as auto-dimming overhead lights during daylight hours. Construction is anticipated to begin in April 2009 with an estimated completion date of October 2010. Project cost is currently estimated to be $35,000,000. Marist College North Campus Parking Expansion, Poughkeepsie, NY: This project includes the design and construction of the expansion of an existing parking lot at the north end of Marist College ~"~ campus. The number of total parking spaces will be increased by 41. Traffic circulation within the parking lot and the access-way connection to Marist College northern properties will be improved. The buffer between Route 9 and the parking lot will have increased vegetative screening and a stone wall to ~r. improve the visual aesthetics along Route 9. Services include design of the expanded parking lot, new lighting, new landscaping, preparation of Environmental Assessment Form and Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP), obtaining Final Site Plan Approval from the Planning Board and preparation of bid documents, including specifications and project drawings. The construction cost is estimated to be $250,000. Construction is anticipated to begin in March 2009 and end in May 2009. Marist College Student Housing Phase l:V, Poughkeepsie, NY: This project included design and construction of seven (7) townhouse-style student housing buildings, parking lot and associated site work. Services included design of site improvements, utility connections, stormwater management, development of Environmental Assessment Form and Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP), obtaining Final Site Plan Approval from the Planning Board and an area variance from the Zoning Board of Appeals, preparation of technical specifications and drawings, coordination with other design consultants, construction oversight and inspections, field testing of new utility connections and stormwater retention structures, erosion and sediment control inspections and maintenance of the SWPPP. Project cost: $27,000,000. Construction was completed in August 2008. _ Marist College Waterfront -Longview Park, Poughkeepsie, NY: Full site design services including floating dock for two (2) boathouses, fixed pier for large (up to 200-ton) non-motorized boats, steel sheet pile and riprap bulkhead design, site utilities with crossing under the Metro-North Hudson main line ~" railroad, walkways, roads, parking lots, pavilion with overlook point, erosion control, stormwater quality treatment and related works. Services included development of Environmental Assessment Form and Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP), site plan application and approvals from Town of Poughkeepsie Planning Board, Nationwide Permit applications and approvals from US Army Corps of Engineers, development of TEA-21 documents for transportation enhancement funding from the Federal Highway Association and NYS Department of Transportation, and other related application procedures. ~, Services further included development of bid documents, including project drawings and specifications, and administration of the bidding, contract award and construction processes. Services during construction included construction inspections, erosion and sediment control inspections and documentation, and TEA-21 inspections and documentation. Project cost: $4,000,000. Construction was completed in September 2006. ar ~, i~ i~r Institutional Projects continued Marist College Student Housing Phase III, Poughkeepsie, NY: This project included design and construction of eight (8) townhouse-style student housing buildings, parking lot and associated site work. ~ Services included design of site improvements, utility connections, stormwater management, development of Environmental Assessment Form, obtaining Final Site Plan Approval from the Planning Board, preparation of technical specifications and project drawings, coordination with other design consultants, construction oversight and inspections, and field testing of new utility connections. Project cost: $16,000,000. Construction was completed in October 2005. Marist College Main Campus, Poughkeepsie, NY: This project included the construction of an addition to the existing student center, the construction of a new five story residence hall and the construction of nine townhouse structures on the Marist College campus. An existing parking lot on campus was removed and replaced by a Campus Center Addition; a Mid Rise Residents Hall and a landscaped campus green. Anew ring road was constructed around the new parking facility and residence hall connecting to the existing roadway adjacent to the student center. The project also included the relocation and improvement of on-site utilities on the south side of Waterworks Road. We were retained to provide the design of all infrastructure utilities, site work and landscaping for this project. The estimated construction cost for the site and utility work was $5 million. Completion date: 1994. Marist ISTEA Hudson River Overlook, Poughkeepsie, NY: This project included the design of the Campus Green along with walkways, overlook walk, irrigation system, relocation of electrical switch gears and 400 amp electrical service for the Campus Green renovations. Services included preparation of bid documents in accordance with Federal and State Regulations, field visit for compliance with bid documents, contract administration, wage rate interviews and certifications. The approximate construction cost was $514,000. The work was completed in 1995. Marist College Library, Town of Poughkeepsie, NY: Prepared site plans and specifications for the new library. Site work required demolition of two existing buildings in preparation for the new three-story library, coordination of buried utilities, grading and connecting roads and walkways. Prepare Environmental Assessment and sought and acquired Final Site Plan approval. St. Augustine Parish Hall, Highland, NY: Preparation of architectural drawings fora 4,700 square foot addition to the school, which included a science lab, meeting room and preschool center. Project cost: $700,000. Project completion date 2007. Beacon City School District Bus Maintenance Garage: We developed construction plans and ~ specifications for the concrete foundation/slab on grade system for an 8,700 square feet bus maintenance garage containing offices, bathrooms, storage, four maintenance bays and one wash bay. Architectural and structural construction documents were also provided fora 19,200 square feet bus storage garage. ~ Structural design of fueling facilities (pump island and canopy) for the district=s buses was also provided. Project required placement of buildings in a low wet site. A controlled structural fill and surcharging of the building pads were designed as part of the foundation system. Complete site plan design (parking, utilities, lighting, drainage, erosion and sedimentation control fora 4-acre site) was included. Completion date: August 1997. Project cost: $2,700,000. i>w, ~r ~r Institutional Projects continued Beacon City School District -District Wide Capital Improvements: Our portion of this project rr involved preparation of construction plans and specifications for miscellaneous site improvement work at each of the District school facilities. The work included drainage improvements; removal, replacement and reconstruction of various parking areas and access roads (including correction of the underlying cause of deterioration), expansion and efficiency improvements of existing parking facilities and bus loading areas, refurbishment of existing playgrounds and play equipment including replacement of the playground surface to bring all such playgrounds into compliance with appropriate standards. All school sites are existing and for the most part would be considered inner-city schools, thereby being constrained in terms ~. of size and available area for such improvements. Services were provided during the course of construction. Completion date: August 1997. Estimated Construction Cost of the site improvement portion only: $550,000. Dann Classroom Renovations -Trinity Pawling School: The school wanted to convert a basement workshop and storage area into four classrooms, student locker area, bathrooms and teacher=s office for its new Middle School Program. The project required installing full-sized windows in basement walls, cutting and shoring interior bearing walls to install new doors and passageways and installing new bathroom facilities. This renovation is (ADA) accessible to the disabled. We provided complete architectural, structural and plumbing design services. This project was completed September 1996. Project cost: $340,000. Day Treatment and Workshop Training Facilities for Rehab Programs Inc. Rehab Programs provides comprehensive services to many disabled people in Dutchess County. They recently had the opportunity to consolidate and improve some of its training and treatment facilities by renovating nearly ~ 40,000 square feet in two adjacent buildings on Overocker Road in the Town of Poughkeepsie. The renovations included the creation of six program areas, offices, bathrooms, nurse=s office, cafeteria, storage and office areas, plus areas for other support functions. The renovated facilities are disability (ADA) accessible and comply with the requirements of the New York State Office of Mental Retardation r and Developmentally Disabled. Design and construction was completed in less than five months. We prepared all of the construction documents and provided engineering services during construction for these renovations. Project completion: January 1997. Project cost: $500,000. St. Augustine Elementary School, Highland, NY: Complete Architectural and Engineering services were provided fora 3,500 sq. ft. addition, which included two classrooms, a small library, a computer ~ classroom and a handicap bathroom. Project completion Summer 1992. Project cost: $250,000. ` Daytop Village Foundation, Inc. Rohde, Soyka & Andrews Consulting Engineers, P.C. was retained to provide the construction plans and specifications for two wastewater treatment plants and their associated collector systems in Dutchess County. One treatment plant will provide secondary level of treatment and one will provide tertiary level of treatment. ~a PUBLIC WORKS PROJECTS ~ The Principal Engineers ofRSA have ongoing experience in the design and construction inspection of public works projects, such as: Town of Newburgh Chadwick Consolidated Water District, included the assumption of all construction observation and project administration for all uncompleted construction contracts which include various water storage tanks ranging from 1.8 million gallons in capacity to 750,000 gallons in storage capacity and several water transmission main contracts with a construction value of more than $2 million. We were commissioned to review existing plans and specifications for two pump stations of 3,500 gallons per minute and 650 gallons per minute each; and several water distribution or transmission systems of 12-inch diameter to 20-inch diameter pipe for the adequacy of design and change order potential prior to the bidding ofthese projects. And lastly, we served as the Engineering Claims Consultant for various contracts within the Chadwick Consolidated Water District. Poughquag Hamlet Water Improvement Area: This project involved the permitting, design and construction supervision of approximately 3,760 linear feet of new 8 and 6 inch water main complete with all appurtenances. This project further involved the design and construction supervision ofthe installation of25 individual service connections complete with meters and disconnection of the existing well source. Private wells in and around the Town of Beekman Poughquag Hamlet Area were found to be contaminated. The ~` Town established an Improvement Area to supply a replacement source for affected homeowners. Rohde, Soyka & Andrews Consulting Engineers, P.C. was retained by the Town to analyze the various source options `1 available, to prepare and submit all necessary applications for the selected source option, to design the ~"` necessary improvements and to provide construction observation services during installation of the improvements. The project was authorized in April of 1996 and the proposed improvements on line and operational servicing the affected homes by February 1997. Town of Hyde Park Harbourd Hills Water District: This water district was served by an underground water source that required a significant improvement to its treatment process in order to meet current and proposed drinking water standards if the system were to be expanded. We completed the engineering study and the economic analysis which compared the costs and benefits of upgrading the existing source of water ~,,, with the costs and benefits of the construction of a water transmission main to connect to the expanded Hyde Park Water District. As a result, the Dutchess County Water and Wastewater Authority through the Dutchess County Legislature establ fished a new zone of assessment (water district) to connect Harbourd Hills to the Hyde Park Water District. Croton Falls Water District, Town of North Salem: This water district suffered from an inadequate ~ distribution system and only one well as its sole source ofwater. Upgrades to the system included new mains and valves to improve control and flow by establishing more loops in the system. D Public Works Projects continued Brinkerhoff Well Site Improvements, Town of Fishkill: This project involved the construction of improvements to the Brinkerhoff Water District system to replace and enhance existing system operation. Improvements consisted of one new production well, installation of two (2) - 15,000 gallon hydropneumatic tanks, system controls for the two existing wells and the new well, interconnecting piping and all appurtenant features necessary to render the system operational. Our involvement included improvement design, preparation of plans and specifications contract administration and construction observation. Construction value of this project was $500,000, and all work was completed in 1991. Fire House Roof Replacement, New Hamburg Fire Department: When the flat roofofa fire house began to leak, the Board of Fire Commissioners wanted a permanent, long term solution to their problem. The existing flat roof had been repaired several times and the leaks kept coming back. Roof membrane removal became a more complex problem when asbestos was discovered in the membrane matrix. Anew wood gable roof system, with complementary asphalt fiberglass reinforced shingles, was installed over the existing flat roof. The new roof made the 1967 building facade more in character with the surrounding residential neighborhood. The design offered a solution without taking the Fire House out of service. This project was completed in 1991. The construction cost of the new roof system was $87,500. Sanitary Sewage Pumping Station and The State Revolving Loan Fund, Village of Fishkill• Services included design of a new 500,000 gallon per day pump station for the Village ofFishkill. During the course of the design, it became evident that this project could be eligible for the State Revolving Loan Fund. Application was made and the Loan Agreements were signed in October 1991. This $1.2 million project was the first project in Dutchess County to be funded under the State Revolving Loan Program and all work was completed in 1992. ~"' Playground Rehabilitation Projects for the City of Poughkeepsie Community Development Program: Five City Poughkeepsie Housing Authority Playgrounds were upgraded with new play equipment for small children and two basketball courts were completely refurbished. Project was completed in 1992 and 1993. Total project cost = $50,000. College Hill Walkways: Design and construction administration of a three phase project to install walkways and appurtenances throughout College Hill Park. Cost of each phase was about $90,000. College Hill Playground for the City of Poughkeepsie Community Development Program: A handicap accessible walkway and playground were built and the existing basketball courts were refurbished. This ~ project was completed in the Spring of 1995. The project cost was $100,000. W D Public Works Projects continued illy College Hill Park Retaining Wall, Poughkeepsie, NY: Approximately 230 feet of a stone rubble wall had collapsed along Clinton Street in the City of Poughkeepsie. Previously, cosmetic shotcrete had been added to the wall, which plugged up some ofthe weep holes in the wall. In addition, uphill drainage contributed toward increasing the lateral forces behind the wall, causing its collapse. Rehabilitation plans and specifications were developed by RSA to re-use the stone rubble placed in gabion baskets and to re-finish with shotcrete to match the remaining wall. An extensive drainage system was designed for behind the wall and was connected to the City storm sewer system. Project was completed Summer 1992, cost $68,000. Stony Lonesome II Family Housing at the U.S. Military Academy: This project provided 118 family housing units at the U.S. Military Academy, West Point, NY. This firm was responsible for the site engineering which included the new infrastructure for the site. More specifically, we were responsible for the grading plan, road design, and the design of the storm water collection system, the sanitary sewer collection system and the water distribution system. The estimated construction value ofthe Utilities, Site, and Grading Work was $8,000,000. The work was completed in 1998. Mill Pond Bridge Repairs at Dorn Road, Town of Beekman: Prepared plans and specifications for the reconstruction of a single span (32 ft) bridge over the Fishkill Creek. Reconstruction plans call for removing the original concrete/steel beam bridge deck and installation of a parallam engineered treated wood bridge +~ complete with crash resistant wood bridge railings. The reconstructed bridge is able to support H-20 Highway loads. Total reconstruction cost $75,000. This project was funded through the Suburban Highway Improvement Program (SHIPS) and was completed in 1997. River Road Bridge #1, Town of Lloyd: Prepared plans and specifications for the replacement of a single span ~, (20 ft) bridge over the Twaalfskill Creek. Work included removal of the bridge deck, reconstruction of the abutment walls, construction of a new reinforced concrete deck, installation of new bridge rails, pavement and i drainage improvements. Project was completed in the Fall of 1995. Construction Cost was $72,000. This project was funded through the Suburban Highway Improvement Program (SHIPS). Bellevue Road Bridge, Town of Lloyd: Prepared construction plans for the replacement of a single span (16 ft) bridge over the Twaalfskill Creek. This work was performed by the Town Highway Department. Work included the removal of the original bridge deck, installation of a new concrete box culvert (16 ft by 7 ft), repairs to the existing abutment walls, pavement and drainage improvements. Estimated Cost $90,000. This r" project was funded through New York's local Multi-Modal Transportation Improvement Program. rr Haviland Road Box Culvert, Town of Lloyd: Project included removal of an undersized culvert and installation of a new 14 ft by 4 ft reinforced concrete box culvert by the Town Highway Department. Project was completed Spring 1997. Estimated Cost $50,000. A portion of this project was funded through a grant from the New York State Bridge Authority. t wr ~ Public Works Projects continued River Road Wall Replacement, Town of Lloyd: Nearly 250 ft of concrete retaining wall was replaced on River Road. Bid documents were prepared to have a contractor work with the Town Highway Department on this project. The Town performed all earthworks (excavation and backfilling) and roadway reconstruction, while the contractor formed, set reinforcement, poured and finished the walls. The project was performed in two phases during 1995 and 1996. Project Cost $70,000. This project was funded through the Suburban Highway Improvement Program (SHIPS). Mile Hill -Oakes Road Culvert Replacement, Town of Lloyd: Seasonal flooding and washout problems were remedied when an undersized culvert and channel system were replaced in the Summer 2001 with a 213' long by 14' wide x 4' high structural aluminum box culvert under both roadways and across the yard of the Highland Water District Intake Water Pump Station on the Hudson River. Project cost was $218,000. Project was completed in August 2001. ~r w iw it PUBLIC/PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP County of Dutchess and the Hudson Valley Stadium Corp., Dutchess Stadium. Rohde, Soyka & Andrews Consulting Engineers, P.C. were the Civil Engineers on a team which also included Architects, Mechanical Engineers, Electrical Engineers, Structural Engineers, and Construction Managers that directed the unique, fast track project that brought a functional 4,000 seat Minor League Baseball Stadium on line within 10 weeks of authorization by the Dutchess County Legislature. Specific design details included a new 16-inch diameter water main to provide water to the site; a new gravity wastewater collection system with a pump station and force main to the collection system located on the grounds of the Fishkill Correctional Facility for ultimate treatment and disposal at the City of Beacon wastewater treatment facility; site improvements on a 25b' acre site which included the parking for approximately 1,100 cars, access roads, curbing and drainage structures with grading plan to accommodate each. Other work included the preparation of plans and specifications for improvements to New York State Route 9D to accommodate the additional traffic imposed by the new stadium program. These included pavement and shoulder widening which results in new turning lanes, travel lanes, pavement markings and extended guide rails to enhance the traveling public's safety. Dutchess County Water and Wastewater Authority, Dutchess County Department of Public Works - New 16" Diameter Water Main on St. Andrews Road. A major initiative for the County Executive in 1999 was the rebuilding of St. Andrews Road. At the same time, the Harbourd Hills Water District was seriously considering a connection to the Dutchess County Water and Wastewater Authority's water system in Hyde Park. The most cost effective way to bring water to Harbourd Hills began with the installation of a 16-inch diameter water main on St. Andrews Road. The work to complete the new water main had to be completed prior to the reconstruction of the new road so that new road work would not be broken up by the water main installation. The topographic survey and design of the reconstructed highway was completed by the Dutchess County Department of Public Works. The design of the 16-inch diameter water main was completed by Rohde, Soyka +~ & Andrews Consulting Engineers, P.C. A coordinated bid procedure was performed by the Department of Public Works. The contract to install the water main was awarded prior to the award of the contract to construct the roadway, with the requirements to complete the water main before construction began on the road. The contract to construct the water main was administered and inspected by Rohde, Soyka & Andrews. The construction of the water main was finished ahead of schedule and under budget. r ~. D rr STRUCTURAL PROJECTS In addition to performing a wide variety of civil engineering services, ROHDE, SOYKA & ANDREWS, Consulting Engineers, P.C., also performs various structural engineering services. These include: • Field measure and document existing building framing systems; • Structural assessment and load capacity analysis of existing building framing systems; • Design of reinforcements for existing building systems; ~, Replacement of structural framing systems for historic buildings (conversion from wood frame to steel frame); • Design of new building framing systems (reinforced concrete, structural steel, light gage metal ~ framing, dimensional wood framing, timber framing, etc.); • Geotechnical analysis and building foundation designs of all types (treated wood piles, steel piles, caissons, fixed piers, standard concrete footings, etc.); • Foundation stabilization design, including soil grouting and underpinning; • Waterfront structures, including bulkheads, wood piers, floating docks, etc.; and • Consultation with Contractor clients in the development of means and methods of various building construction projects. A listing of the major projects to date, with the most recent dates listed first, is as follows: ,~. Trinity Pawling School, Scully Hall Dining Facility, Pawling, NY: Complete structural design of 1,100 square foot structure with gabled timber wood trusses together with a mix ofreinforced concrete and structural ~- steel framing. The existing dining hall facility was completely demolished and the new dining hall facility constructed at the same location. The kitchen facilities were kept intact and the new construction was required to be connected to the existing kitchen facilities while kitchen facilities remained in operation during construction. Estimated project cost is $5,300,000. Completion date Fall 2009. ~ Fed Ex Expansion, Montgomery, NY: Foundation design for three (3) pre-engineered buildings totaling 45,324 square feet. Completed February 2006. ~ City of Poughkeepsie Public Safety Building, Poughkeepsie, NY: Structural design for police and fire department multi-story building with a total floor area of approximately 25,000 square feet. A variety of steel components were used in the design, including light-gage metal roof trusses, structural steel frame, reinforced r" masonry walls, open web bar joists and pre-cast concrete hollow core plank. Estimated project cost $5,500,000. Completion date Spring 2007. Bardavon Stage House Renovation Project 2006, Poughkeepsie, NY: Services were provided to the Bardavon 1869 Opera House to complete the structural design to reinforce the 6-story-high stage house structure. New steel will support several four (4) loft levels, mechanical equipment lofts, stage grid and loading bridges. Architect: Westlake Reed & Leskosky, Cleveland OH. Construction started June 2006 and completed November 2006. Estimated cost $1,600,000. Structural Projects continued Dutchess Beer Laurel Street -Warehouse and Loading Dock Expansion, Phase 2, Poughkeepsie, NY: r` Foundation design for three pre-engineered steel buildings totaling 21,300 square feet with connection to existing structures. Project completed Spring 2004. Trinity Pawling School Arts Center: Structural design for the conversion of an existing gym into a tiered ~' auditorium with lobby, elevator, classrooms and restrooms having a total floor area of 12,000 sq. ft. Work on the existing building includes the removal of existing the wood floor and installation of structural steel floor framing, modification ofexisting rooftrusses, design of catwalks and mezzanine balconies. Structural design for attached four-story building addition with basement. Addition will match the historic early-1900 brick r architecture of the existing building. The addition will have 20' x 50' stage with three-story stagehouse complete with grid for lights, stage equipment and scenery drops. Building addition will also include practice ~ rooms, set shop, photo labs and classrooms. Architect: Centerbrook Architects, Centerbrook, CT. Estimated construction cost $8.3 million. Project completed Spring 2004. Bardavon Marquee and Vertical Sign, Poughkeepsie, NY: The Bardavon 1869 Opera House has completed ~ $1,100,000 of improvements to the theatre lobby and ticket office. Work included renovations to the front facade and installation of an art-deco 1930s vintage 14' x 35' marquee and 5' x 35' vertical sign. Attachment of the marquee and vertical sign required innovative structural solutions to provide hidden supports on a historical 5-story brick office building. Architect: J. Paul Vosburgh, AIA, Albany, NY. Completion date January 2002. Trinity Pawling School -Matthew Dann Classroom Building Science Wing Addition, Pawling, NY: Performed structural design for classroom building addition matching existing school building architecture. rr This project is a 68' x 108' two-story structure with a partial basement, steel framed with poured concrete floors on form-deck, flat steel framed roof, laminated wood arch roof at entry hall and reinforced masonry shear walls. Architect: Joseph Zarecki, Pawling, NY. Estimated cost is $3,000,000. Completion date Fall 2002. ~ Cosimo's Office Building, Delafield Street, Poughkeepsie, NY: Provided structural design for new office building having basement plus two floors, 20,000 sq. ft. total floor area. Design included deep treated wood pile foundation system; reinforced concrete pile caps, basement floor slab and foundation walls; structural steel framing with bar joist supporting poured concrete on form-deck for first and second floors; combination light ~` gage metal framed roof trusses and flat roof system. Architect: ADG Architecture, Poughkeepsie, NY. Completion date 2001. Bright Horizons Children's Center, 2332 South Road, Poughkeepsie, NY: Structural design for single-story structure slab on grade, 10,400 sq. ft. Light gage metal framed walls, structural steel framing for roofwith bar joist. Architect: Sloan & Associates, Millbrook, NY. Completion date 2000. rr Bright Horizons Children's Center, 23 Donovan Drive, Hopewell Junction, NY: Structural design for single-story structure slab on grade, 10,400 sq. ft. Light gage metal framed walls, structural steel framing for roof with bar joist. Architect: Sloan & Associates, Millbrook, NY. Completion date 2001. is Structural Projects continued Carmelite Monastery Sisters' Residence, 139 DePuyster Avenue, Beacon, NY: Performed structural design ~ for new Sisters' residence having 13,500 sq. ft. floor area plus full basement with a connecting link to the chapel. Design included reinforced concrete foundation, light gage metal framing with poured concrete on form-deck for first and second floors, light gage metal framed flat roof. Architect: Liscum McCormack ~" VanVoorhis, Poughkeepsie, NY. Completion date 2000. Plug Power Building #2 -Latham New York: Performed structural design of a 49,000 square foot Industrial Building having a clear interior height of 18 ft. Two structural systems were designed for costing by the Owner: (1) Pre-cast Concrete with 70 ft clear spans and (2) Structural Steel with truss girders. The roof was designed for heavy equipment loading. Structural system was also designed for Zone 2 seismic loads. Estimated building cost is about $3,000,000. Completion date December 1999. Architect: J. Paul Vosburgh, AIA, Albany, NY Marist College Student Housing -Phase II, West Cedar Street, Poughkeepsie, NY: Performed structural design for six buildings ranging from 10,000 sq. ft. to 15,000 sq. ft. floor area. Work included reinforced concrete foundation, light gage metal framing with poured concrete on form-deck for first and second floors, and light gage metal framed factory-assembled roof trusses. Completion date 1999. Architect: Liscum McCormack VanVoorhis, Poughkeepsie, NY. Marist College Student Housing -Phase I, West Cedar Street, Poughkeepsie, NY: Performed structural ~ design for six buildings ranging in size from 7,700 sq. ft. to 15,000 sq. ft. floor area. Work included reinforced concrete foundation; light gage metal framing with poured concrete on form-deck for first and second floors; and light gage metal framed factory-assembled roof trusses. Completion date 1998. Architect: Liscum +r McCormack VanVoorhis, Poughkeepsie, NY. ~, Bardavon Collingwood Nuhn Office Building, Cannon Street, Poughkeepsie, NY: Architectural and structural design on existing two-story building with an attached addition. Project was funded by the Nuhn Charitable Trust Fund. Work included alterations and additions on building with 20,000 sq. ft. total floor area, wood framed floors and roof with masonry and wood framed walls complete with second floor connecting link to the Bardavon Theater Stage Annex. Completion date 1998. ~ Trinity Pawling School -Squash Courts, Pawling, NY: This project consisted of constructing a 6,940 square foot, two-story brick masonry building to house five (5) new international squash courts, complete with a spectator balcony. The building was constructed into the side of a hill and attached to the gymnasium ~ building. We were commissioned to perform the structural design. The building was completed in the Fall of 1998 at a cost of $1,200,000. Architect: L'Arc Architects, Avon, CT. IBM -East Fishkill, Buildings 330 & 338: Performed structural assessment of existing building framing systems and provided the design of required reinforcement of floor and roof systems to support additional piping and mechanical loads being installed as a major upgrade to the IBM process/manufacturing system. Buildings were designed in the 1960s, `70s and `80s using current building codes. Work was performed for Mechanical Construction. Completion date 1998. ~. Structural Projects continued Bardavon Stage Annex, 35 Market Street, Poughkeepsie, NY: Performed architectural and structural design for two-story wood framed floor and roof construction with masonry walls; 920 sq. ft. reinforced concrete foundation wall and basement to house electric equipment room for the theater. Completion date 1997. Holmes Whaley Lake Fire House, Pawling Fire District: Structural and civil engineering design for a building addition plus conversion of the existing building into afour-bay fire house with command center. r. Design includes reinforced concrete foundation, reinforced apparatus room slab-on-grade, reinforced masonry walls and wood roof trusses for a completed total floor area of 5,600 sq. ft. Architect: Eduardo Faxas, Holmes, NY. Completion date 1996. Trinity Pawling School - Cluett Hall Renovations, Pawling, NY: This monument type structure was constructed in 1909 as the first building on campus to house student rooms, classrooms, dining facilities and administrative offices. This historic structure is four-stories high (five-stories in the Central Tower) and contains approximately 70,000 square feet. Renovations included removal ofthe existing wood framing in the North Wing and Central Tower and reframing the building in steel and concrete while keeping the ornamental '~' exterior brick walls and cut stone work intact. The 1960 flat roof was removed and replaced with a steel gable roof with multiple dormers in the North and South Towers. We were commissioned to design the structural system and assist in the design of the demolition procedures. Work included underpinning the north wall of ""' the Central Tower for construction of an elevator pit. The project also required detailed team planning of the construction work to allow continued and uninterrupted use of the Administrative Offices and Library in the South Wing. Architect: Freeman French Freeman, Burlington, VT. Project cost: $6.9 million. The Project ~ Team received the 1995 Build New York Award in recognition of excellence in contract management and teamwork. Learning Center Addition -Astor Home for Children, Route 9, Rhinebeck, NY: Structural design. for classroom addition with connecting link to existing building. Project has basement plus two floors, 25,000 sq. ft. total floor area, with reinforced concrete foundation, reinforced masonry walls with Span-Crete floor planks and wood roof trusses. Architect: Liscum McCormack VanVoorhis, Poughkeepsie, NY. Completion date 1995. Trinity Pawling School -McGraw Pavilion, Pawling, NY: This project included the construction of a two- '' level, 12,000 square foot building, housing a wrestling arena and locker rooms; plus the construction of end ~"" and sidewall enclosures for the existing ice hockey rink; renovation of the existing warming rooms and construction of a 2,000 square foot garage for trucks and the Zamboni machine. We were commissioned to design the structural framing system, which included laminated wood arches for the wrestling arena. The ~' project is designed to connect the wrestling arena to the existing athletic facilities, and it required underpinning an existing foundation wall to provide a connecting link between the new and existing construction. Construction was planned to allow usage ofthe existing athletic facilities during the work. Project Cost: $1.5 ^r million. Architect: Freeman French Freeman, Burlington, VT. Completion date 1994. .. Structural Projects continued St. Mary of the Snow, Saugerties, NY: Afire struck this church the Monday night after Easter in 1989. The entire roof and floor in the 1891 section was destroyed by fire and parts of the 1833 section were destroyed. We were selected by the Parish to evaluate the stability of the building structure, to design reconstruction ofthe damaged roofs, walls and floors and to preserve the historic charm of the building. On site design services were provided as parts of the building were removed and reconstructed. A complete set of drawings was prepared of the reconstruction and ofthe original historic structure. St. Mary ofthe Snow is the oldest Roman Catholic Church between New York City and Albany. Project was completed Summer 1992. Architect: Liscum McCormack VanVoorhis, Poughkeepsie, NY. Project Cost: $3 million. St. Joseph's Catholic Church, City of Poughkeepsie: When a contractor for a five story office building began excavating 30 feet below and next to St. Joseph's Church, the back ofthe church and the attached sacristy and garage began to settle and pull away from the main sanctuary structure. We were retained by the Parish to develop a solution to protect the church structure from further damage and to restabilize the existing church foundation system. This work included installation of fifty-four (54) 4-inch diameter micro-piles drilled 65 feet through saturated gray silt to bear on firm glacial till. Work also included foundation design for a new sacristy and garage, that were built to conform to the requirements of the Historic District, in which the church is located. As Project Engineers, we were responsible for the coordination of all work from the foundation ~"' stabilization to the reconstruction of the damaged structures. This project started in September 1988 and was completed by Christmas 1990. Project Cost: $1.7 million. Fuel Oil Line Utility Bridge, Poughkeepsie, NY: A contractor had a contract with IBM Corporation to build a 17-inch diameter fuel oil line assembly, 30 feet above a service road, to the boiler house. The support system had to be rigid enough to support a pipe carrying #6 fuel oil across a 70 feet span without sagging or moving laterally. We were commissioned to design a cost saving bridge for the contractor and still meet the demanding design criteria of the Owner. Inspection services were also provided. This project was completed in 1990 with r, a construction cost of $75,000. ~ ~~~ it TOWN ENGINEERS We are currently Town Engineer for the Town of Fishkill in Dutchess County. We served as the Planning Board Engineer for the Town of Lloyd from 1988 to 2012. As Town Engineer, we have performed such services such as: • Review Engineer for the Town Planning Board • Preparation of Townwide Watershed Rules and Regulations ar • Preparation of a Town Code for Road and Highway Specifications • Preparation of a Sewer Use Ordinance • Consultations with the Highway Superintendent on Highway Improvements • Consultations with the Town Code Enforcement Officer • Preparation of various Town Code Amendments as related to Zoning and Site Planning We are also the Engineers for the Planning Board in the Town of Kent in Putnam County and the Town of Amenia in Dutchess County. ~, We have prepared project specifications and drawings and provided bid and construction administration for several projects within our municipalities. Most recent and current projects include the Snook Road Water ~ Improvement Area projects in the Town of Fishkill, the Rombout Wastewater Treatment Plant Replacement project in the Town of Fishkill, and the Tony Williams Field renovation project in the Town of Lloyd. We also provided Inspection Services for the Town of Beekman: In 1989 the Town of Beekman granted final approval to the first phase of Dalton Farm; the largest and most complex housing development proposed in the i• Town's history. Comprising 540 clustered dwelling units on 556 acres of rolling farm land, Dalton Farm is serviced by it's own water treatment and sewage treatment facilities. We were hired by the Town to provide ~ the periodic on-site inspections of all road, drainage, water and sewer facilities during construction. r w I~r WATERFRONT STRUCTURES Main Street Dock Replacement -Hudson River, City of Poughkeepsie: Engineering services were provided +" for the reconstruction of an existing tour boat dock on the Hudson River for the City of Poughkeepsie. Permits were obtained from the Army Corps of Engineers and other regulatory agencies. The design services included an underwater survey of the river around the dock, inspecting and testing the existing piles for re-use, complete construction documents and construction monitoring. The dock is "T" shaped and extends 80 ft. into the river. The dock superstructure was replaced, new batter and fender piles were driven and lights were installed on the dock. This $146,000 project was completed in December 1993. r Floating Dock- Waryas Park, City of Poughkeepsie: Prepared plans and specifications for replacement of a floating dock on the Hudson River. The new dock was designed for commercial tour boat and private boating ~r use. The dock (10' x 40') is an aluminum steel frame design with two (2) access ramps. The dock is designed to be removed at the end of each boating season. Dock anchorages were reconstructed. Total project cost $18,000. Project was completed in 1994. Breasting Dolphins -Main Street Dock, City of Poughkeepsie: Prepared plans and specifications for installation of two (2) breasting dolphins, to protect the Main Street Dock from larger boats during foul weather and during berthing operations. Each dolphin is constructed of thirteen (] 3) 25 ton rated pressure treated piles. These dolphins are designed to resist impact loads from boats having a maximum displacement of 300 tons and to resist tidal ice loads. Estimated construction cost $60,000. Construction is pending. City of Beacon Ferry Pier Restoration -Hudson River, City of Beacon: The City of Beacon has long recognized the need to reestablish year-round passenger ferry service between the Cities of Newburgh and Beacon. A joint application for a permit to reconstruct the 1858 Beacon Ferry Dock is being sought from New York State Department of Environmental Conservation and the United States Army Corp of Engineers. The proposed pier deck is approximately 3,900 sq. ft. of area. Our services included preparation ofthe joint permit application, underwater survey of the dock site, structural assessment of the existing piles, design of the w replacement pier deck and concrete bulkhead, plus services during construction. Project cost is $640,000. Construction was completed in Fall 2003. Longview Park - Marist College Waterfront -Hudson River, Town of Poughkeepsie: Full site design services including floating dock for two boathouses, fixed pier for large (up to 200-ton) non-motorized boats, steel sheet pile and riprap bulkhead design, site utilities with crossing under the Hudson main line railroad, walkways, roads, parking lots, pavilion with overlook point, erosion control and related works. Services including site plan application and approvals from Town of Poughkeepsie Planning Board, Nationwide Permit applications and approvals from US Army Corps of Engineers, development of TEA-21 documents for transportation enhancement funding from the Federal Highway Association and NYS Department of Transportation, and other related application procedures. Estimated project cost is $4,000,000. Construction was completed in Summer 2007. Hudson River Rowing Association Boathouse -Vassar College Waterfront -Hudson River, Town of Poughkeepsie: Full site plan design services including site access, parking, landscaping, erosion control, floating docks and related works. Services include structural design of 5-bay boathouse and multi-purpose building. Services also include site plan application and approvals from Town of Poughkeepsie Planning Board, Nationwide Permit applications and approvals from US Army Corps of Engineers, application for construction within a flood plain, and other related application procedures. Estimated project cost is $3,500,000. Project was completed in Spring 2006. D rv tr µ ROHDE,SOYKA ~ & ANDREWS ~ Consulting Engineers, P.C. rw 40 Garden Street Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 Phone: (845)452-7515 Fax: (845)452-8335 E-Mail Address: info@rsaengrs.com Wilfred A. Rohde, P.E •John V. Andrews, Jr., P.E. RESUMES Wilfred A. Rohde, P.E. John V. Andrews, Jr., P.E. Julie S. Mangarillo, P.E., CPESC r rr (Irr WILFRED A. ROHI)E, P.E., F.ASCE PRESIDENT r WORK EXPERIENCE SUMMARY ~" Civil/Structural Engineer with experience in consulting engineering in the New York State Mid-Hudson Region since 1964. Major responsibilities include design and supervision of technical personnel involved in architectural and engineering projects from planning, design, construction to start-up of many major commercial, institutional, industrial, religious and municipal projects. Mr. Rohde's Civil Engineering design and management experience covers a variety of civil, structural and site planning projects. Mr. Rohde's experience includes, but is not limited to, the field measurement and documentation of existing building framing systems; structural assessment and load capacity analysis of existing building framing systems; design of reinforcements for existing building systems; replacement of structural framing systems for historic buildings (conversion from wood frame to steel frame); design of new building framing systems (reinforced concrete, structural steel, light gage metal framing, dimensional wood framing, timber framing, etc.); geotechnical analysis and building foundation designs of all types (treated wood piles, steel piles, caissons, fixed piers, standard concrete footings, etc.); foundation stabilization design, including soil grouting and underpinning; waterfront structures, including bulkheads, wood piers, floating docks, etc.; local highway, drainage and bridge design projects; site design (grading, drainage, landscaping, water, sewer, etc) for residential subdivisions, commercial, industrial and institutional projects; and consultations with contractor clients in the development of means and methods for various building construction projects. Mr. Rohde is also Town Engineer for the Town of Lloyd in Ulster County, New York. As such, he is responsible for engineering activities associatdd with the Town Highway Department, Town Building Department and Town Planning and Zoning Departments. He is also responsible for town-wide implementation of the USEPA- NYSDEC Phase II Stormwater Management Practices. WORK HISTORY 1988 -Present Rohde, Soyka & Andrews Consulting Engineers, P.C., Poughkeepsie, NY -President 1964 - 1988 Hayward and Pakan Associates, Poughkeepsie, NY -Senior Partner: (1970-1988) EDUCATION High School: Saint Thomas Military Academy, St. Paul MN, 1956. College: Bachelor of Civil Engineering from the George Washington University, Washington, D.C., 1964. REGISTRATIONS ~ Colorado # 12122 1973 New York #45590 1970 Vermont #04128 1981 +~ Wyoming # 10009 2003 PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES Fellow -American Society of Civil Engineers American Concrete Institute National Water Well Association ~„ American Water Works Association Mid-Hudson Consulting Civil Engineers Society, Inc. American Society for Testing and Materials s: D i. Ilr JOHN V. ANDREWS, JR., P.E. VICE-PRESIDENT WORK EXPERIENCE SUMMARY ~, Civil Engineer with over twenty years experience, fourteen years in the New York State Mid-Hudson Region. Major responsibilities include planning, design and construction inspection of residential and commercial subdivisions and site plans, and preparation of Engineer's Reports for such projects as water supply systems, sewage disposal systems and State Permits. His professional experience also includes inspection of various industrial facilities to identify hazards and insure the functional ability of systems and equipment and management training. Civil Engineering design and management experience in Land Development, Wastewater Facilities, and Water Supply and Transmission Facilities. Mr. Andrews currently serves as Engineer to the Town i'r' of Fishkill Town Board and the Town of Fishkill Planning Board for all engineering matters. WORK HISTORY c~ w it 1988 -Present Rohde, Soyka & Andrews Consulting Engineers, P.C., Poughkeepsie, NY Vice-President: 1990 -Present 1984 - 1988 Hayward and Pakan Associates, Poughkeepsie, NY Project Manager 1981 - 1982 Dunlop Tire and Rubber Corp., Buffalo, NY Safety Engineer 1978 - 1981 Industrial Risk Insurers, Buffalo, NY EDUCATION Bachelor of Science Civil Engineering, cum laude, Union College, Schenectady, New York, 1978 Continuing Education: REGISTRATIONS New York #65955 Concrete Inspection Industrial Fire Protection 1989 PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES National Fire Protection Association Mid-Hudson Consulting Civil Engineers Society, Inc. D JULIE S. MANGARILLO, P.E., CPESC a. WORK EXPERIENCE SUMMARY Major responsibilities include construction site inspections of residential and commercial subdivisions and site plans, design of stormwater management facilities, and development of Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans (SWPPPs). Civil Engineering design experience in Land Development, and Water Supply and Transmission Facilities and Stormwater Facilities. She has attended multiple conferences and workshops to become familiar with the latest New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Erosion and Sediment Control and Stormwater Management requirements and permitting. Ms. Mangarillo has reviewed projects for the Town of Beekman Planning Board. She is project manager for the Faith Assembly of God project in Poughkeepsie and a number of past and present projects for Marist College, including the Marist waterfront project, new townhouses, 's and the new Hancock Center. As part of her project duties, Ms. Mangarillo has represented clients at various Town of Poughkeepsie Planning Board and Zoning Board of Appeals meetings and obtained Board approvals for her projects. WORK HISTORY Yr Yir iYr L 2003 -Present Rohde, Soyka & Andrews Consulting Engineers, P.C., Poughkeepsie, NY Summer 2002 Rohde, Soyka & Andrews Consulting Engineers, P.C., Poughkeepsie, NY Engineering Internship Summer 2001 Con Edison Indian Point Nuclear Power Plant, Peekskill, NY Engineering Internship EDUCATION Bachelor of Science Civil Engineering and Bachelor of Arts Economics, cum laude Lafayette College, Easton, PA 2003 Professional Engineer (PE) License -January 2009 Certified Professional in Erosion and Sediment Control (CPESC) -August 2008 REGISTRATIONS New York #86605 2009 CPESC #3978 2008 PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES American Society of Civil Engineers Michael A. Dalbo Land Surveyor, P. C. 10 Crum Elbow Road Hyde Park, N. Y. 12538 (845) 229-9383 Tel. (845) 229-9384 Fax E-mail - madlspc@optonline.net April 4, 2013 Professional Job Title: N.Y.S. Licensed Land Surveyor ~ Professional Summary I am a self motivated, seasoned and well respected sole proprietor of a successful small land surveying business in Dutchess County, New York. I supervise and provide high quality, professional and, most importantly, precise land survey services. My experience includes decades of building a small business from the ground up, financial management, recruitment and supervision of field and office staff, building and maintaining a client base, representing clients at local planning board and zoning board meetings and making submissions to, and negotiating with, various municipal agencies. Career History • After fulfilling all professional and other requirements, prescribed by law, I was licensed and w registered to practice Land Surveying in the State of New York in 1978. • 1980, founded a small land surveying partnership. • 1985, purchased the entire business and became the sole proprietor of my current land surveying corporation. Career Experience 1980 to Present • Evaluating and purchasing field survey equipment including Total Stations and GPS, survey and business software, computers, plotters, vehicles, office supplies, etc. • Managing and participating in deed and map research, field reconnaissance, field ~ measurements, data collection, compilation and boundary determination for large and small scale properties. • Multitudes of surveys for land development for residential subdivisions, site plans and variance applications, including the preparation of each application, SEAR forms and ~- presentation to local town planning boards for their review and anticipated approval. • Planning and execution of horizontal and vertical ground control surveys for large scale Aerial Topographic mapping using GPS and conventional methods. ~ Supervision and implementation of construction surveys for control lines for building layout, station and offset surveys for road layout (line & grade), water, sewer and other utility line surveys. • Boundary Line Surveys; Deed retracement surveys, Forensic Surveys, Mortgage Surveys, y Subdivision of Land, Boundary demarcation, Right-of-Way Boundary, Utility Easements, Patent boundaries, • Municipal surveys for Water line projects, Drainage issues. r • Preparation of thousands of metes and bounds descriptions for deed conveyance for boundary transfer, easements, right-of-ways and license agreements. • Final Map preparation, using AutoCAD LT, and have personally drawn in excess of 1000 computer aided drawings. • Wetland location surveys (NYS DEC and ACOE). Page 1 of 2 r • Flood zone surveys to determine Base Flood Elevation, prepare Elevation Certificates and preparation of letters of map amendments, under FEMA requirements. • Construction Surveys for control lines for building layout, station and offset surveys for road ~ layout (line & grade), water, sewer and other utility line surveys. • As-built surveys to confirm that engineering projects have been completed as designed. • Preparation of surveys maps for anticipated legal action, including submission of survey maps, reports and depositions to local attorneys and providing expert witness testimony. Professional Certifications and Affiliations • Licensed and Registered in New York to practice Professional Land Surveying since 1978. • Member of the New York State Association of Professional Land Surveyors and the Mid Hudson Valley Land Surveyors Association since 1980. Conclusion The invaluable experience, responsibility and liability associated with sole proprietorship have molded me into a seasoned, matter-of-fact individual capable of managing others and/or working independently to produce land surveying services and products having a great deal of detail and accuracy. It has also enabled me to gain the wisdom and understanding needed to interact and ~, productively communicate with all levels of the public, including private individual customers, municipal agencies and others in both the public and private sector. Thank You for your time and consideration. Respectfully submitted by: Michael A. Dalbo rr Page 2 of 2 40 Garden Street ROHDE, SOYKA D & ANDREWS Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 Phone: (845) 452-7515 Fax: (845) 452-8335 Consulting Engineers, P.C. E-Mail Address: info@rsaengrs.com Wilfred A. Rohde, P.E • Michael W. Soyka, P.E • John V. Andrews, Jr, P.E. a. Town of Fishkill Invoice number 26415 Town Hall Date 9/30/2011 807 Route 52 Fishkill, NY 12524 I~r Project 01-0004-0259-03 Magnolia Townhouses Rezone Client ID: 0004-0 TA2087-P6522 r" Invoice for Professional Services from August 27, 2011 to September 30, 2011 Labor Employee Type Date Hours Principal Engineer I 9/7/2011 4.50 it Review submittal Principal Engineer I 9/8/2011 4.50 Complete submittal review discussions ~ w/JSM, prepare comment memo Principal Engineer I 9/8/2011 1.50 Planning Board meeting, project review and discussion ~' Principal Engineer I 9/9/2011 0.50 Misc admin, flw up on PB Mtg Principal Engineer I 9/21/2011 0.50 Teldisc w/Mark Day re: water system issues, flw up Licensed Engineer 9/8/2011 4.00 ,~, SWPPP review for Planning Board, write up review memo Administrative Assistant 9/8/2011 0.75 PB reveiw memo Labor subtotal 16.25 Invoice total r Submitted by John V. Andrews, Jr. ROHDE, SOYKA & ANDREWS Rate Amount BILLING RATE AND BILLING AMOUNT HAVE BEEN OMITTED FOR SAMPLE PURPOSES. it Wilfred A. Rohde, P. E • John V. Andrews, Jr., P. E REFERENCES TOWN OF FISHKILL TOWN OF KENT ROHDE, SOYKA 4o Garden street & ANDREWS Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 Phone: (845) 452-7515 Fax: (845) 452-8335 Consulting Engineers, P.C. E-Mail Address: info@rsaengrs.com Mary Hendricks Chairman, Planning Board Town of Fishkill 807 Route 52 Fishkill, NY 12524-3110 Tel: 914-489-9478 Katherine Dougherty Supervisor 25 Sybil's Court Kent Lakes, NY 10512 Tel: 845-225-3943 kdohertyna,townofkentn~gov Glenn Scofield Highway Superintendent Town of Fishkill 807 Route 52 Fishkill, NY 12524-3110 Tel: 845-896-6013 highway cr,fishkill.ny.gov Debbie Davis Planning Board Secretary Town of Fishkill 807 Route 52 Fishkill, NY 12524-31 10 Tel: 845-831-7800 x 3328 ddavis ,fishkill.ny.gov Russell Fleming Chairman, Planning Board 25 Sybil's Court Kent Lakes, NY 10512 Tel: 845-878-4200 x127 fleming_(c~nfsa.org TOWN OF LLOYD w David E. Barton, II Director, Building & Zoning Town of Lloyd 12 Church Street Highland, NY 12528 Tel: 845-691-2735 dbarton(a,townofllo dy com TOWN OF AMENIA Shari Riley Stormwater Officer Town of Lloyd 12 Church Street Highland, NY 12528 Tel: 845-691-2735 srile~(a~townofllovd.com Nina Peek, AICP Chairman, Planning Board PO Box 126 4988 Route 22 Amenia, NY 12501 Tel: 4l 3-896-2714 fir W COVERAGES "- [ _tK I IFI[ "O I F NI IMi[M K' OG\/IC 1/1el \11111AC CD. THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE POLICIES OF INSURANCE LISTED BELOW HAVE BEEN ISSUED TO THE INSURED NAMED ABOVE FOR THE POLICY PERIOD INDICATED. NOTWITHSTANDING ANY REQUIREMENT, TERM OR CONDITION OF ANY CONTRACT OR OTHER DOCUMENT WITH RESPECT TO WHICH THIS CERTIFICATE MAY BE ISSUED OR MAY PERTAIN, THE INSURANCE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES DESCRIBED HEREIN IS SUBJECT TO ALL THE TERMS, EXCLUSIONS AND CONDITIONS OF SUCH POLICIES. LIMrrS SHOWN MAY HAVE BEEN REDUCED BY PAID CLAIMS. 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