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CC - Item 4B - Award of Contract for Dinsmoor Heritage Preservation PlanROSEMEAD CITY COUNCIL STAFF REPORT TO: THE HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL FROM: OLIVER CHI, CITY MANAGER l7t DATE: FEBRUARY 10. 2009 SUBJECT: AWARD OF CONTRACT— DINSMOOR HERITAGE HOUSE PRESERVATION PLAN SUMMARY At its regular meeting on October 14, 2008, City Council approved the issuance of a Request for Proposals for a Preservation Plan for the Dinsmoor Heritage House. The completed Preservation Plan will include a Historic Structures Report (in accordance with federal standards for historic preservation). This will provide an inventory and assessment of the structure and its various systems (electrical, mechanical, plumbing) and recommendations for renovation. Requests for Proposals (RFP) were solicited, with responses received from three (3) firms. Staff reviewed the proposals for completeness, relevant experience, understanding of the scope of work, qualifications of the project team, proposed work schedule, and cost effectiveness. All three firms were invited to participate in interviews with the following results: Historic Resources Group $30,000 Architectural Resources Group $32,420 Chattel Architecture Planning & Preservation, Inc. $30,000 'Estimate excluded costs for general facilities evaluation. Historic Resources Group was ranked the highest. They submitted the most comprehensive proposal that met the City's timelines and project requirements. They have completed similar preservation plans for a number of historic sites. References were checked and their performance was deemed better than satisfactory. Their proposal is also one of the most cost effective. Estimates for the Preservation Plan meet the City's budgeted amount of $30,000 for this service. However, it is prudent to include a contingency in the event additional services are requested (i.e., community surveys, additional stakeholder meetings, architectural APPROVED FOR CITY COUNCIL AGENDA: 0 ' ITEM NUMBER: City Council Meeting February 10, 2009 Page 2 of 2 drawings, etc.). Therefore, an additional allocation of $10,000 is recommended to cover fees in excess of the budgeted amount. Staff Recommendation Staff recommends the contract be awarded to Historic Resources Group and authorize the City Manager and City Clerk to execute the contract. PUBLIC NOTICE PROCESS This item has been noticed through the regular agenda notification process. FISCAL IMPACT Capital Improvement funds in the amount of $100,000 were included in the FY 2007 -08 Budget for improvements at the Dinsmoor Heritage House. These funds were carried over to the current fiscal year, and a portion of these monies will be used for the development of the Preservation Plan. for Attachment A: Preservation Plan Proposals (3) Proposal for the Development of a Preservation Plan for the Dinsmoor Heritage House Submitted to: City of Rosemead Attn: David Montgomery-Scott, Parks & Recreation Director 8838 E. Valley Blvd. Rosemead, CA 91770 Ph: (626) 569-2160 0 HISTORIC RESOURCES GROUP 1728 Whitley Avenue Hollywood, California 90028 (323) 469 -2349 December 23, 2008 HISTORIC RESOURCES GROUP EEL December 23, 2008 City of Rosemead 8838 E. Valley Blvd. Rosemead, CA 91770 Attn.: David Montgomery-Scott, Parks & Recreation Director Re: REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL, RFP #: 2008 -06 Development of a Preservation Plan for the Dinsmoor Heritage House Dear Mr. Montgomery-Scott: Thank you for providing the opportunity to submit a proposal to provide historic architecture services for the Dinsmoor Heritage House. We found that we could provide a preservation plan, including a Historic Structure Report, recommendations for rehabilitation, and budgets, within your project budget of $30,000. However, the costs, broadly speaking, of providing "preparation of plans and specifications for all renovations recommended in the Report" adequate to direct a contractor to execute the work is considerably higher than $30,000. We cannot easily estimate the potential costs of preparing plans and specifications without having completed the preservation plan and determined the scope of the needed rehabilitation work. In other projects, such as the rehabilitation of the Riverside Metropolitan Museum building, and the upcoming Virginia Robinson Gardens house project for the County of Los Angeles, we have found that a "two- phased" approach is very informative and cost effective. The first phase is an assessment of building condition, such as you have requested. That study yields a scope of work, budget, and priorities. The second phase is the implementation of the "road map" drawn by the first phase. The scope of consultants work and fees, and the possible phasing of construction work, can be more tightly budgeted after the determination of needs in the first phase. Our team of staff people and subconsultants has extensive experience working together on historic buildings. We know that we can efficiently provide clear and useful information to owners, providing a "road map" for treating historic buildings that also conforms to the recognized standards for historic buildings under local landmark ordinances, the California Environmental Quality Act, and as put forward by the National Park Service. We work very well, hands -on, with public agencies, local interested individuals and organizations, builders, and artisans. We have model specifications that are applicable to the special needs of historic structures. HISTORIC RESOURCES GROUP CITY OF ROSEMEAD: Dinsmoor Heritage House j December 23, 2008 Our staff meets the criteria for Architectural Historians, Architects, and Historic Architects as established by the Secretary of the Interior. There are probably no other regional firms that have completed as many Historic Structure Reports and historic building assessments. Our completed preservation planning projects for estates owned by public agencies and non -profit organizations includes the Gamble House in Pasadena, the Edward L. Doheny Mansion in Los Angeles, the Adamson House in Malibu, and Doris Duke's Shangri -La in Honolulu. We are qualified by the Institute of Museum and Library Services as providers for the Conservation Assessment Program; we have completed several reports for museums with collections in historic buildings through referrals from that program. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions or comments. Yours truly, HISTORIC RESOURCES GROUP, LLC Peyton Hall, FAIA _ 1728 Wbitley Avenue, Hollywood, California 90028 -4809 (323) 469 -2349 ♦ fax: (323) 469 -0491 ♦ HRG @HistoricLA.com TABLE OF CONTENTS L Statement of Qualifications I1. Project Approach ........................................................................................ ............................... 6 II1. Related Experience /Customer References ............................................... ............................... 10 IV. Compensation and Fee Schedule ............................................................. ............................... 13 V. Additional Information ............................................................................ ............................... 13 Appendix A — Compensation and Fee Schedule Appendix B — Resumes HIISTORIC RESOURCES GROUP _.. City of Rosemead Proposal for the Dinsmoor Heritage House Preservation Plan I. Statement of Qualifications Historic Resources Group is pleased to submit this proposal to develop a preservation plan for the Dinsmoor Heritage House. Our firm has extensive experience in producing historic structure reports for a wide variety of building types, including historic house sites like the Dinsmoor House. In addition to the selected projects listed below, we have completed many other Historic Structure Reports, including the Edward L. Doheny Mansion at Mount Saint Mary's College, Los Angeles, The Rose Bowl, Pasadena, Shangri -La (The Doris Duke Estate, now the museum of the Doris Duke Foundation for Islamic Art) in Honolulu, the Adamson House at Malibu Lagoon State Park, St. Vincent De Paul Church in Los Angeles, twelve buildings at El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historic Monument for the Department of Recreation and Parks, and the Sacramento Memorial Auditorium for the City of Sacramento. The work will be led and directed by Peyton Hall, FAIR, who brings thirty four years of experience in architectural practice, including twenty eight years in the practice of historic architecture following thesis study at Yale University, a certificate from the Center for Palladian Studies in Vicenza, Italy, and a National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship at the Tokyo National Cultural Properties Institute. This team of architects and engineers has worked together on other studies and projects. Most importantly, we understand local building technology, history, and problems with old buildings. Beyond historical studies, we understand practical, functional, and budget issues. We are accustomed to working with public agency staff and elected officials, contractors, and artisans. Historic Resources Group, LLC, brings to the team veteran staff employees who meet the Secretary of the Interior's Professional Qualifications Standards for History, Architectural History, Architecture, and Historic Architecture. We are qualified by the Institute for Museum and Library Sciences for referrals to grantees as providers of assessments under the Conservation Assessment Program for museums with collections in historic buildings. These report formats are concise and produced on short schedules, demonstrating our ability to produce focused, useful observations and recommendations. With an established reputation for innovative problem solving, Historic Resources Group is the leading historic preservation planning, architecture, and development services firm in California. Since its founding in 1989, Historic Resources Group, a California Limited Liability Company, has offered its clients - which include developers, real estate professionals, architects, non -profit organizations, community groups, and municipal, county, regional, state, and federal government agencies - a wide range of preservation - services. The main headquarters of the company is in Hollywood, and we have recently opened a satellite office with one employee in Emeryville, California. The firm's staff consists of three principals (including one licensed architect) and seven staff members. HISTORIC RESOURCES GROUP _ City of Rosemead Proposal for the Dinsmoor Heritage House Preservation Plan For information regarding this proposal, please contact: Peyton Hall, FAIR Principal and Director of Architecture Historic Resources Group 1728 Whitley Avenue Hollywood, CA 90028 Tel: (323) 469 -2349 x21 Fax: (323) 469-0491 E -mail: Peyton @HistoricLA.com The firm's unique mix of professionals - including architectural historians, architects, historians, planners, conservators, marketing professionals and educators — is committed to providing clients with personal, knowledgeable, and expert counsel and work product tailored to the task at hand. Historic Resources Group has been recognized throughout its tenure for its excellence in historic preservation education, federal and state environmental review, historic preservation planning, survey work, heritage education and tourism, affordable housing, context development, interpretation and economic development of historic sites. Project Staff The project staff listed below meet the Secretary of the Interior's Standards in History, Architectural History, Architecture, or Historic Architecture. Christy Johnson McAvoy, Hon. AIACC, Managing Principal, is a nationally recognized expert in historic preservation planning and development. An entrepreneur - who has owned and operated several consulting businesses, she has combined her academic skills with proven problem - solving approaches to real world issues. Her command of the regulatory and incentive environment for historic buildings has allowed her to assemble teams of experts who work collaboratively to achieve cost effective, timely, and integrated approaches to projects, whether in the rehabilitation of historic buildings, resource identification, preservation planning, community outreach, or heritage education. Her civic involvement extends to such national organizations as the National Trust for Historic Preservation, as an emeritus member of the Board of Advisors, and the Board of the National Center for Preservation Training and Technology. Ms. McAvoy is past- President of the California Preservation Foundation and the Los Angeles Conservancy and served as the official representative of the California State Historic Preservation Officer (SHPO) during two years following the Northridge Earthquake. Peyton Hall, FAIA, Principal, holds a Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Virginia and a Master of Environmental Design from Yale University, where he was awarded the Parsons Medal in City Planning. Post - graduate work includes study at the Center for Palladian Studies in Vicenza, Italy, and a National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship at the Tokyo National Institute for Cultural Properties. HISTORIC RESOURCES GROUP City of Rosemead Proposal for the Dinsmoor Heritage House Preservation Plan With more than 30 years of architectural experience, his list of noteworthy and award - winning preservation projects include The Gamble House, Angels Flight, twelve structures at El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historical Monument (Olvera Street), the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, the Rose Bowl, the Alex Theatre (Glendale), the Grauman's Egyptian and Chinese Theatres (Hollywood), Hotel Casa del Mar (Santa Monica) the Hughes Industrial Historic District at Playa Vista, Fox Studio, Doris Duke's Shangri -La in Honolulu, the Fox Theatre, Riverside, and the Harada House. He is a past President of the Board of Trustees of the California Preservation Foundation and past Chair of the Board of Directors of Pasadena Heritage. He is a lecturer and founding faculty member of the Master of Historic Preservation program in the School of Architecture at the University of Southern California. Laura Janssen, Senior Architectural Historian, has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Art History from University of California at Los Angeles and a Master of Science degree in Historic Preservation from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. During her graduate studies, Ms. Janssen developed a preservation plan for Norwood Park, a suburban residential neighborhood of Chicago, and produced documentation reports for the Portuma Estate complex in County Gallway, Ireland. She received honorable mention in the 2000 Charles E. Peterson Prize for her measured drawings of Quinn Chapel in Chicago for the Historic American Building Survey. After graduation she worked for the National Park Service where she completed an architectural survey for the Historic American Engineering Record documenting Detroit's industrial riverfront. Ms. Janssen frequently volunteers for the Los Angeles Conservancy and recently completed site inspections of the Conservancy's easement properties. She maintains memberships in the Los Angeles Conservancy, the National Trust for Historic Preservation and the Society for American Baseball Research. At Historic Resources Group, Ms. Janssen assists the Director of Architecture with the preparation of historic structure reports and tax credit applications. She also assists with historic resource surveys, the preparation of National Register nominations and the California Mills Act historic property contract applications. Avigail A. Charnov, Associate Architectural Conservator, has a Bachelor of the Arts degree in history from Barnard College, Columbia University and a Master of Science degree in Historic Preservation from the Graduate School of Architecture Planning and Preservation at Columbia University. Ms. Charnov is a recipient of the 2006 -2007 Columbia University Historic Preservation Thesis Travel Grant. During her graduate studies, Ms. Charnov focused on the material conservation of historic buildings. With a background in archaeological site excavation, she studied the deterioration and conservation of historic and archaeological sites. Ms. Charnov produced a master's thesis on the conservation of historic earthen sites at the request of the National Park Service, for which she has worked. After graduation Ms. Charnov worked as site conservator for the Tel Gezer excavations in Israel. She continues her relationship with the National Park Service and the archaeological community. HISTORIC RESOURCES GROUP _. City of Rosemead Proposal for the Dinsmoor Heritage House Preservation Plan At Historic Resources Group, Ms. Charnov assists the Director of Architecture with research, conditions assessments and conservation - related projects. Subconsultants Kelly Sutherlin McLeod Architecture, Inc. is an award - winning architectural firm, founded in 1988 by Kelly Sutherlin McLeod, AIA. The office is located in Long Beach, California, with projects located throughout the greater Southern California region. KSM Architecture, Inc. has earned a strong reputation based on professionalism, providing innovative designs and effective administration of well coordinated, complete design services. Ms. McLeod meets the Secretary of the Interior's Criteria for Architecture and Historic Architecture. KSM Architecture, Inc. provides full design services from the initial conceptual design through construction administration phases. The professional experience of the firm is diverse and includes high -en custom residential, light commercial, civic, and urban design planning projects for public and private sector clientele. The firm provides complete architectural services for a variety of new construction and for projects with the specialized interest of adaptive reuse, historic preservation and renovation of existing non - historic and significant historic landmark buildings. Donald F. Dickerson Associates, Inc. (DFDA) has been active in the Engineering, Construction and Building Codes since 1944. The Firm is a member of the National and California Professional Engineer Societies, the American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers, The International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials, The National Fire Protection Association and the American National Standards Institute. Mr. Donald F. Dickerson was the founder and first President of The American Society of Plumbing Engineers. The foundation and building blocks of DFDA include a thorough understanding and accurate interpretation of the National and Local Codes. DFDA promotes active involvement in all of the above organizations, attendance of continuing educational programs and participation in professional seminars. DFDA is constantly providing design documents for the purpose of construction, which mandates that knowledge of all applicable codes be current. Structural Focus is a structural engineering consulting company specializing in the design of complex and innovative buildings. David Cocke, SE, has associated with Historic Resources Group on other projects, including the Harada House in Riverside, California for the Riverside Metropolitan Museum. Partnering with architects from project conception until the reality of occupancy, Structural Focus embraces the collaborative process of design with the owner and the design team to get the facility they need and want. If the team pushes the limits to get the optimum facility, and in the end it's on budget, on time and it works - it's a great design. Since Structural Focus's 2001 inception, the staff has designed over 4 million s, f. of new structures representing nearly $400 million in construction costs. In addition, Structural Focus has rehabilitated dozens - of existing buildings, including six on the National Register of Historic Places, and numerous other historic buildings. Whether the projects involve historic restoration, HISTORIC RESOURCES GROUP City of Rosemead Proposal for the Dinsmoor Heritage House Preservation Plan detailed laboratories, acoustically sensitive post- production facilities, or a corporate headquarters, a comprehensive effort is required and is provided by the Structural Focus staff. 5 Construction Cost Consultants, a woman and minority owned and operated business enterprise was established in December 1992 as an organization dedicated to providing the full spectrum of construction estimating and cost control services. We provide expertise in the areas of estimating, scheduling, value engineering, claims analysis and change order evaluation. Ms. Gurdeep Kaur - Dailey, the principal of Construction Cost Consultants has over fifteen years of experience serving as Senior Estimator on large scale, medium sized and small projects. Her professional experience encompasses a wide range of projects including residential, educational, medical, industrial,institutional, military and commercial projects. Resumes for Project Staff and Subconsultants follow in Appendix B. HISTORIC RESOURCES GROUP City of Rosemead Proposal for the Dinsmoor Heritage House Preservation Plan H. Project Approach 6 Scope of work task description and approach Proposed schedule (4 months, including client review) 1.0 Task One - Historic Research 1.1 Coordinate with City and Committee to receive information and Month #1 referrals for sources of information. Schedule a meeting with City staff and interested individuals and organization representatives to receive, review, and discuss available information about the history, architecture, facility conditions, and programmatic needs at the site. We would request the City to provide access to any records of construction, maintenance, and development or buildingpermits. 1.2 Conduct archival and other research based on extensive knowledge of Month #1 history, architectural history, and research experience in Southern California. In addition to follow- through on research leads provided at the site, review our private library, and visit or contact local sources for published history, archival photographs, and archival documents that may pertain to the site, including Sanborn insurance maps. 1.3 Write narrative history, chronology. Month #3 Write the story of the site and building, including insertion ofgraphics such as archival photos, drawings, diagrams, etc., that pertain to the property. Footnotes and a bibliography will be provided as appropriate. 1.4 Write statement of significance, summarize eligibility, and make Month #3 determination of appropriate criteria for treatment (with reference to the Secretary of the Interior's Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties.). Articulate the criteria under which the property is significant, from public records, determinations, and listings, at the local, state, and national levels. We can make a determination of eligibility if that has not been provided, or confirm a determination based on research and observation of the buildings current integrity. State the year, or period of time that constitutes the "period ofsignificance" of the property. Note that the Secretary of the Interior's Standards are appropriate, HISTORIC RESOURCES GROUP City of Rosemead Proposal for the Dinsmoor Heritage House Preservation Plan Scope of work task description and approach and that the City has selected the Rehabilitation Standards and Guidelines for this property. 2.0 Task Two -Architectural Description & Assessment Proposed schedule (4 months, including client review) 2.1 Conduct field observation, including selected photography, of exterior Month #2 and interior conditions. The key consultant staff, and subconsultants will schedule with City staff a fill access survey day for detailed observation (no probing or destructive testing) of the site and buildings, from attic to crawl space, as the case may be. We will take general survey photographs for reference and use, not constituting a comprehensive photo - documentation (e.g., all spaces, but not necessarily every lockset). 2.2 Assess and document conditions, including structural, FIVAC Month #2 assessment, and architectural materials & systems. Present conditions in table form, and characterize conditions as good, fair, or poor, in addition to condition descriptions. 2.3 Structural engineering subconsultant services: Structural Focus We have completed a number ofstudies and projects with David Cocke, SE, and his staff, including the Harada House. They will complete a structural assessment report that will concisely identify structural shortcomings based on condition, use, and primarily with respect to the standards for seismic safety identified by the City and Structural Focus. This assessment will be adequate to describe one or more alternatives, and a preferred alternative, for remedy of any seismic strengthening needs. 2.4 "MEP" subconsultant services: Donald F. Dickerson Associates We have completed a number of studies and projects with Donald F. Dickerson Associates, a firm that offers, in house, licensed engineering for plumbing, HVAC, and electrical disciplines, including the Gamble House and Bembridge House. Dickerson will survey the building infrastructure systems, and make recommendations for repair, replacement, or upgrade for safety, function, and code compliance. Month #2 Month #2 7 Special concerns for historic sites include fire safety, detection and prevention ofplumbing leaks, and temperature and humidity ranges for conservation of both historic buildings and collections in historic buildings. HISTORIC RESOURCES GROUP City of Rosemead Proposal for the Dinsmoor Heritage Rouse Preservation Plan Scope of work task description and approach 3.0 Task Three - Recommended Prioritized Scope of Repairs 3.1 Write recommendations for conditions documented in table form, including a brief discussion of alternatives, if appropriate. Historic Resources Group will address building systems and materials in general, including but not limited to roof, exterior finishes, doors and windows, roof and ground drainage systems, interior finishes, finish hardware, electrical fixtures, plumbing fixtures and fittings, and integration ofsubconsultant recommendations into a table format the lists spaces and features along side photographs, condition assessments, and recommendations for repairs for each item. S Proposed schedule (4 months, including client review) Month #3 3.2 Classify recommended scope of repairs for each item as immediate, Month #3 near -term, or long term. The table format noted above will include a column that classifies each repair item. 3.3 Provide a narrative of recommended scope of repairs and findings of Month #3 conformance with the Secretary of the Interior's Standards for Rehabilitation. Historic Resources Group will provide a briefdescription of the proposed scope of repairs for each item, integrating subconsultant recommendations into a table format the lists recommendations in a column alongside photographs, condition assessments, and priority. Include a column that identifies which of the 10 Standards for Rehabilitation applies (or more than one standard, if applicable) and briefly describes why the proposed treatment conforms to the Standards. 4.0 Task Four - Measured Drawings 4 . 1 Provided measured floor plans, exterior elevations, and two building Month #2 sections of as -found conditions, created in AutoCad, and deliverable as AutoCad digital files in addition to hard copy presentation in the report. 4.2 Prepare plans and specifications for all renovations recommended in After Month #4 the Report. 4.3 Narrative of the recommended work: refer to item 3.3 above. Month #3 HISTORIC RESOURCES GROUP City of Rosemead Proposal for the Dinsmoor Heritage House Preservation Plan Scope of work task description and approach 5.0 Task Five - Code Compliance Evaluation: 5.1 Evaluate the building for code compliance, using the applicable portions of the 2006 IBC, and recommend Code Compliance upgrades. Include references as appropriate to the alternative available in the California Historical Building Code, which is a part of the California Building Code, and application of which is mandatory by local building officials if the owner /applicant chooses to use. The Dinsmoor House is a qualified historic property as defined in the California Historical Building Code. This work will be prepared by Kelly Sutherlin McLeod Architects, and reviewed by Peyton Hall, FAIR. 6.0 Task Six - Project Budget 9 Proposed schedule (4 months, including client review) Month #2 6.1 provide a preliminary project budget that is itemized approximately Month 44 by the work items recommended in the table described above, and classify the costs in phases (immediate, 1 -2 years; near -term, 3 -6 years, and long term (7 -12 years). This work will be completed by Construction Cost Consultants, Inc., with whom we have completed a number of budgeting projects for projects at the assessment phase. Therefore, they are familiar with historic sites, and with Historic Structure Reports as part of the process. 6.2 Submit draft report to the City of Rosemead for review and comment; Month #4 respond to questions and comments. Our objective is to provide clear, concise, well organized information that assists in providing a road map for repairs and improvements. HISTORIC RESOURCES GROUP City of Rosemead Proposal for the Dinsmoor Heritage House Preservation Plan III. Related Experience /Customer References 10 Historic Resources Group completed a state -of -the -art computer -based historic structure report for the Gamble House, a National Historic Landmark constructed in 1909 as a winter home for the Gamble family of Cincinnati. Supported by a grant from the Getty Foundation, this effort serves as a model for interactive digital maintenance plans at other facilities, and supports the use of new technologies in historic preservation in the twenty - first century. In a national context, The Gamble House Historic Structure Report has been acknowledged as a leading edge tool which provides specific guidance for physical conservation, is an appropriate and versatile container for record - keeping, and addresses the impacts of use of the facility and daily routines, as well as specific materials conservation issues. - Seismic strengthening was completed in 2001. Laboratory and field tests were completed, and specific treatments for exterior wood finishes were identified. The exterior conservation project was completed in 2004. Reference: Edward R. Bosley James N Gamble Director The Gamble House, USC 4 Westmoreland Place Pasadena, CA 91103 -3593 (626) 793 -3334 x 26 bosley(a usc.edu GAMBLE HOUSE, USC Pasadena, California HISTORIC RESOURCES GROUP City of Rosemead Proposal for the Dinsmoor Heritage House Preservation Plan II Historic Resources Group was hired by the Riverside Metropolitan Museum to prepare a historic structure report as a basis for the rehabilitation of Riverside's Harada House, a National Historic Landmark. The modest house, originally constructed in 1910, is significant as its ownership by a Japanese- American family challenged the constitutionality of the 1913 Alien Land Law. The report will document the history and existing conditions of the building and provide recommendations for treatment and maintenance. This report was funded by the Getty Foundation. A major stabilization project and partial structural and roofing projects have been completed. The remaining structural work has been designed and engineered, and is awaiting funding. Reference: Ms. Lynn Voorheis Associate Curator of Collections Riverside Metropolitan Museum, City of Riverside 3580 Mission Inn Ave. Riverside, CA 92501 (951) 826 -5131 lvoorheisnci.riverside xa.us HARADA HOUSE Riverside, California HISTORIC RESOURCES GROUP 12 City of Rosemead Proposal for the Dinsmoor Heritage House Preservation Plan Historic Resources Group completed a substantial Historic Structure Report for the Bembridge House for Long Beach Heritage several years ago. The site is a gem -like Queen Anne style "Victorian" structure in an old city neighborhood that is remarkable for having been owned and occupied by the same family for most of its history. Therefore, the house, its finishes, and its furnishings are an outstanding document of early twentieth century life in Southern California. Rehabilitation work has been limited due to lack of funds, but the owners have proceeded with a substantial repair to the carriage house, which was in dire need of structural stabilization. Reference: Ruthann Lehrer Project contact and former Preservation Director for the City of Long Beach (retired) (310) 828 -0692 ruthannyreserves@yahoo.com BEMBRIDGE HOUSE Long Beach, California HISTORIC RESOURCES GROUP City of Rosemead Proposal for the Dinsmoor heritage House Preservation Plan IV. Compensation and Fee Schedule Please see Appendix A for a detailed fee and scope proposal. V. Additional Information Please refer to the cover letter, the second page after the title page, for limitations. I am a principal of Historic Resources Group, a Member of the California Limited Liability Company, and am authorized to make this proposal. This proposal is valid for 90 days, a period that may be extended upon the mutual agreement of both parties. We are available to begin work within twenty -one (2 1) days from the award of bid, or a written notice to proceed. We acknowledge having received and read the "City of Rosemead Request for Proposal, Development of a Preservation Plan for the Dinsmoor Heritage House, Proposal Due: December 23, 2008, RFP #: 2008 -06." t "111 Peyton Hall, FAIR 13 HISTORIC RESOURCES GROUP City of Rosemead Proposal for the Dinsmoor Heritage House Preservation Plan Appendix A — Compensation and Fee Schedule HISTORIC RESOURCES GROUP, lL]LC - December 23, 2008 2.1 Conduct field observation, including selected photography, of exterior and 6 8 EXHIBIT A $1,800 interior conditions. COMPENSATION AND FEE SCHEDULE 2.2 Assess and document conditions, including structural, HVAC assessment, and PRESERVATION PLAN 12 16 $1,700 DINSMOOR HERITAGE HOUSE City of Rosemead characterize conditions as good, fair, or poor, in addition to condition Man. Prin. Sr. Prof. Staff Clk. Hours Fee Fees TASK DESCRIPTION Pit.. Arch. Staff Mgr. Summary Details by $250 $200 $150 $100 $75 $50 Task 1.0 Task One - Historic Research $4,150 1.1 Coordinate with City and Committee to receive information and referrals for 2 4 6 $700 sources of information. $3,950 " - 3.1 Write recommendations for conditions documented in table form, including a 4 1.2 Conduct archival and other research based on extensive knowledge of history, 2 12 14 $1,400 brief discussion of altematives, if appropriate. architectural history, and research experience in Southern California. 1.3 Write narrative history, chronology. 16 16 $1,200 1.4 Write statement of significance, summarize eligibility, and make 2 6 8 $850 determination of appropriate criteria for treatment (with reference to the Secretary of the Interior's Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties.). 2.0 Task Two - Architectural Description & Assessment $11,500 2.1 Conduct field observation, including selected photography, of exterior and 6 8 14 $1,800 interior conditions. 2.2 Assess and document conditions, including structural, HVAC assessment, and 4 12 16 $1,700 architectural materials & systems. Present conditions in table form, and characterize conditions as good, fair, or poor, in addition to condition descriptions. 2.3 Structural engineering subconsultant services: Structural Focus $5,000 2.4 HVAC subconsultant services: Donald F. Dickerson Associates $3,000 3.0 Task Three - Recommended Prioritized Scope of Repairs $3,950 " - 3.1 Write recommendations for conditions documented in table form, including a 4 12 16 $1,700 brief discussion of altematives, if appropriate. 3.2 Classify recommended scope of repairs for each item as immediate, near -term, 2 4 6 $700 or long term. 3.3 Provide a narrative of recommended scope of repairs and findings of 4 10 - 14 $1,550 conformance with the Secretary of the Interior's Standards for Rehabilitation 4.0 Task Four - Measured Drawings $4,500 4.1 Provided measured floor plans, exterior elevations, and two building sections $4,500 of as -found conditions, created in AutoCad, and deliverable as AutoCad digital files in addition to hard copy presentation in the report. 4.2 Prepare plans and specifications for all renovations recommended in the Not included in proposed scope of work Report. 4.3 Narrative of the recommended work: refer to item 3.3 above. TASK DESCRIPTION 5.0 Task Five- Code Compliance Evaluation: 5.1 Evaluate the building for code complinace, using the applicable portions of the 2006 IBC, and recommend Code Compliance upgrades. Include references as appropriate to the alternative available in the California Historical Building Code, which is a part of the California Building Code, and application of which is mandatory by local building officials if the owner /applicant chooses to use. The Dinsmoor House is a qualified historic property as defined in the California Historical Building Code. Man. Prin. Sr. Proj. Staff CIL Hours Fee Prin. Arch. Staff Mgr. Summary Details Fees by $2,500 $ 2,500 HISTORIC RESOURCES GROUP City of Rosemead - Proposal for the Dinsmoor Heritage House Preservation Plan Appendix B — Resumes Peyton Hall, FAIA Education: Name/location Number of years Degree Brunswick High School 5 High School Diploma Lawrenceville, Virginia 1969 Centro di Storia Dell - Architettura Certificate "Andrea Palladio 1972 Vicenza, Italia School of Architecture 5 Bachelor of Architecture University of Virginia 1974 Charlottesville, Virginia School of Architecture 2 Master of Environmental Design Yale University 1980 New Haven, Connecticut Practice: California Licensed Architect 412867, 1982 Projects (selected): • Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Earthquake Restoration Project; Los Angeles, 1994 • Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum NFL Project; Los Angeles, 1999 • The Rose Bowl NFL Project; Pasadena, California, 2004 • The American Cinematheque at Grauman's Egyptian Theatre Hollywood, California, 1999 • Grauman's Chinese Theatre Restoration Hollywood, California, 2002 • Yidspace Museum, Pasadena, California, 2004 • Howard Hughes Industrial Historic District, Los Angeles, California, 2002 • Visitors Center for David Alfaro Siqueiros' Mural "La America Tropical" El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historic Monument, 2002 • Broad Contemporary Art Museum Los Angeles, California, 2004 • The Gamble House Conservation Project Pasadena, California, 2004 • Frank Lloyd Wright's Aline Barnsdall (Hollyhock) House Hollywood, California, 2003 • Frank Lloyd Wright's Freeman House Hollywood, California, 2004 • Frank Lloyd Wright's Ennis -Brown House Earthquake repair project, Hollywood, California, 2004 • Fern Saarinen's General Motor's Technical Center preservation standards review Warren, Michigan, 2003 • Harley Davidson Museum Schlitz Park, Schlitz Brewery Building for the Harley Davidson, Inc. Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 2003 • Harada House Stabilization & Historic Structure Report for the Riverside Metropolitan Museum Riverside California, 2007 • Shangri -La Historic Structure Report for the Doris Duke Foundation for Islamic Art Honolulu, Hawaii, 2007 -2008 Positions held: • Director of Architecture John Ash Group Architects, Los Angeles, 1987 -1995 Given the opportunity as project architect on two local landmarks, the Eastern Columbia Building and the Helms Bakery Building, established the reputation of the firm as one of the leading historic preservation architects in Southern California. This lead directly to such commissions as the seismic rehabilitation ofseven buildings in the founders' district of El Pueblo, Los Angeles, adaptive re -use of the Alex Theatre in Glendale, California, and the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Restoration Project. • Principal and Director of Architecture Historic Resources Group, LLC, Hollywood, California, 1995- present Recruited by the leading historic preservation consultingfirm in the west, became an ownership partner within two years. Expanded the firm's capability in construction technology, alternative building code standards, architectural conservation, and developed an integrated collaborative design approach that has helped to double size of the firm as the sought -after consultant for significant and high profile historic preservation, conservation, and adaptive re -use projects. • Lecturer School of Architecture, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California 1998 - present Wrote the first syllabus and taught the first course in building conservation for the university. One of three faculty members who inaugurated the new courses offered in the recently established Certificate in Historic Preservation Program, and Master Degree in Historic Preservation Program. • President (volunteer community service) California Preservation Foundation & Californians for Preservation Action San Francisco, California Trustee, 1998 -2004; President, 2002 -2004 • Chair (volunteer community service) - Pasadena Heritage Pasadena, California — Member of Board of Directors, 1994 -2000; Chairman of the Board, 1998 -2000 Academic involvement: • Faculty School of Architecture, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California Substitute lecturer; Studio juror Summer Program in Historic Preservation, 1994- present Perennial faculty member in the intensive two -week summer educational program for graduate, post- graduate, and post professional students with a general or vocational interest in historic preservation. Hall teaches the subject of construction documents and construction supervision; he has also substituted forfaculty and sat on studio juries for historic preservation related juries. Refer to `Positions Held" above for description of employment as Lecturer. Significant awards, honors, and recognition (selected): American Institute of Architects: • AIA School Award, University of Virginia School of Architecture 1974, National • Los Angeles Chapter Recognition Angels Flight Funicular Railway Restoration 1996, Local • California Council Design Award The American Cinematheque at the Egyptian Theatre 1999 National Trust for Historic Preservation: ... • National Honor Award Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Restoration Project 1995 • National Honor Award American Cinematheque at the Egyptian Theatre, Hollywood, California 2000 • National Trust/ HUD Secretary's Award for Excellence in Historic Preservation Ziegler Estate/La Casita Verde, Highland Park, California 2003 California Preservation Foundation: • Preservation Design Award - Cabrillo Beach Bath House San Pedro, California 2003 • Preservation Design Award Point Fermin Lighthouse Restoration San Pedro, California 2004 • Preservation Design Award The Gamble House Conservation Project Pasadena, California 2005 • Preservation Design Award Van Nuys Municipal Building ("Van Nuys City Hall ") Rehabilitation Van Nuys, City of Los Angeles, 2006 Los Angeles Conservancy: • Preservation Award Cabrillo Beach Bath House San Pedro, California 2003 • Preservation Award Grauman's Chinese Theatre Restoration Hollywood, California 2003 • Preservation Award Point Fermin Lighthouse Restoration San Pedro, California 2004 • Preservation Award The Gamble House Conservation Project Pasadena, California 2005 • Preservation Award Van Nuys Municipal Building ( "Van Nuys City Hall ") Rehabilitation Van Nuys, City of Los Angeles, 2006 Cultural Heritage Commission, City of Los Angeles • Historic Preservation Design Excellence Award Angels Flight Funicular Railway Los Angeles 1997 • Historic Preservation Award of Excellence American Cinematheque at the Egyptian Theatre Hollywood, California 2000 Yale University: • Parsons Medal in City Planning 1980 CHRISTY JOHNSON MCAVOY WORK EXPERIENCE HISTORIC RESOURCES GROUP October 1989 - present Co- Founder and Principal Historic Resources Group is a consulting firm specializing in all aspects of historic preservation planning and development, from resource identification to the application of financial incentives for the preservation and reuse of historic buildings. Clients and projects include The Downtown Standard Hotel, Grauman's Chinese Theatre, Cabrillo Beach Bath House, Hollywood studios, Beverly Hills Cultural Center, Wattles Estate and Gardens, Shrine Auditorium, Hangar One at LAX, the Marion Davies Estate at 415 PCH, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, Mount St. Mary's College, Scripps College, Barlow Hospital, and developers of affordable housing in historic buildings. JOHNSON HEUMANN RESEARCH ASSOCIATES 1984-1989 Principal Owner JOHNSON RESEARCH ASSOCIATES 1978-1989 Sole Proprietor Prior to the founding of Historic Resources Group, Ms. McAvoy was a principal of Johnson Heumann Research Associates ( "JHRA') and the sole proprietor of Johnson Research Associates ( "JRA "). These two consulting firms specialized in resource identification, evaluation and planning. Clients and projects included the City of Beverly Hills cultural resource study, City of Huntington Beach survey, City of Los Angeles Bureau of Engineering - and Community Redevelopment Agency, Gilmore Adobe/Fanner's Market cultural resources entitlement planning, the historic resources survey for Westwood Village Specific Plan and several historic tax credit projects. EXPERIENCE IN EDUCATION University of Southern California Master Program in Historic Preservation: Participated in Advisory Committee that created curriculum for a new degree program Adjunct Professor, ARCH 550, Historic Preservation Management, Planning and Development Adjunct Professor, Summer Program in Historic Preservation HISTORIC RESOURCES GROUP -cjm Professional Training in Historic Preservation to Cities: City of Los Angeles City of West Hollywood City of San Buenaventura City of San Fernando City of Long Beach City of Glendale City of Glendora City of Highland LECTURES AND SEMINARS (selected list) University Seminars/UCLA: "Hollywood and the Movies: A Symbiotic Relationship ". Lectures: City of Beverly Hills; San Buenaventura Conservancy; Immaculate Heart College; California State University, Dominguez Hills; University of Southern California; University of California, Los Angeles; California Conference of Historical Societies; Southern California community groups. Topics: historic preservation; architectural styles of Southern California; architecture in Hollywood; planning analysis and land use for potential historic districts; boosterism in Southern California; planning for historic preservation; federal, state and local landmark designations; and research and rehabilitation of old homes. 1980- present. Seminars Historic preservation seminars for National Trust for Historic Preservation, California Preservation Foundation, Los Angeles Conservancy, American Planning Association, American Institute of Architects, Housing and Urban Development, Law Seminars International, and Congress for New Urbanism. 1987 - present. Symposia Featured speaker at annual conference of Japan National Trust, Tokyo/Hida Furakawa. 1993 Education: 1978 California Administrative Teaching Credential 1977 Master of Arts, Humanities /Architectural History, California State University, Dominguez Hills 1971 California Standard Life Teaching Credential, University of Southern California, Los Angeles 1969 Bachelor of Arts, American Social and Cultural History, University of California, Santa Barbara HISTORIC RESOURCES GROUP -cjm Professional Affiliations and Honors: National Trust for Historic Preservation Board of Advisors, 1989 -1998 Advisor Emeritus, 1998 - present California Preservation Foundation Board of Trustees, 1985 -91 Treasurer, 1987 -89 President, 1989 -91 American Institute of Architects, California Chapter, Honorary Member National Center for Preservation Training and Technology Board of Directors, 1996 -2004 Preservation Action Board of Directors, 1988 - present Finance Committee, 1994 - present Council for Public History, Member Society of Architectural Historians, Member Los Angeles Conservancy, Preservationist of the Year Hollywood Chamber of Commerce, Women in Business Award Volunteer Service and Community Affiliations: Los Angeles Conservancy Board of Directors, 1996 - present President, 2001 -2002 Cornerstone Patron Recipient, Preservationist of the Year Consultant in the areas of issues management, technical assistance, and environmental review. Responsibilities included administration of restricted grants; institution of policy and procedures for public information activities; liaison to City Council and other governmental agencies in designation and historic resource management activities. 1987 -90 City of Los Angeles, City Hall Seismic Retrofit, Blue Ribbon Panel City of Los Angeles, Mayor's Arts Task Force HISTORIC RESOURCES GROUP -cjm Hollywood Heritage Founding Officer and Board Member, 1978 -84 Board Member, 1989 -92; 1993 -95; 2007 - present Docent training program coordinator; traveling exhibit coordinator; preservation consultant. Liaison to neighborhood association and Southern California preservation groups. Coordinator, seismic safety, preservation development seminars. Tour coordinator, Hollywood Boulevard and neighborhood tours. Preparation and/or review of Cultural Heritage forms. Author, Hollywood Boulevard National Register nomination. Chairman, Preservation Issues committee, responsible for response to environmental assessment programs (EIRs, EISs, 106 compliance, etc.). Windsor Square - Hancock Park Historical Society Board of Trustees, 1986 -89 Executive Committee, 1988 -89 Chair, Landmark Awards Committee, 1995 -96 Hollywood Chamber of Commerce Member Recipient, Women in Business Award Los Angeles Public Library Photo Friends, Board Member Downtown Women's Center, Board Member Assistance League of Southern California HISTORIC RESOURCES GROUP -cjm LAURA JANSS]EN Experience: HISTORIC RESOURCES GROUP June 2006 — present June 2005 — June 2006 June 2003 — June 2005 Senior Architectural Historian Architectural Historian Associate Architectural Historian Responsibilities include historical research, construction monitoring, preparation of historic structure reports (HSR), database administration, tax credits and architectural photography. Review projects for conformance with the Secretary of Interior's Standards for Rehabilitation. Conduct research for resource evaluations and assessments and on -site materials investigations. Research and write nominations for local landmark designation and to the National Register of Historic Places. Prepare California Mills Act applications, and federal historic rehabilitation tax credit submittals. Selected projects in Los Angeles include Eastern - Columbia Building, Broadway: Hollywood Building, St. Vincent de Paul Church HSR, Doheny Mansion HSR, Ennis House HSR, Hall of Justice, Anderton Court National Register Nomination, Millard House, Wolff House, Rich House, Gould- LaFetra House, Volk House, Coast Savings Building, Pierce Brothers Mortuary, and 6634 Sunset Boulevard. Other projects include Pasadena City Hall, Gamble House, Royal Laundry tax credit and National Register Nomination, Sacramento Memorial Auditorium HSR, and Shangri La HSR (Honolulu, HI). LOS ANGELES CONSERVANCY Los Angeles, CA November 2002 — May 2003 Architectural Historian Assisted the Director of Preservation Issues by conducting research and writing National Register nominations, and Historic - Cultural Monument nominations for the City of Los Angeles. In addition, carried out on -site inspections and wrote condition assessment reports on properties in their Conservation Easement Program. NATIONAL PARK SERVICE HISTORIC AMERICAN ENGINEERING RECORD May — August 2002 Architectural Historian Conducted a survey of over 300 industrial buildings sponsored by MotorCities- Automotive National Heritage Area of Detroit, Michigan. Responsible for the documentation of Detroit's east riverfront to detennine its significance in automotive history. Conducted on -site fieldwork including written and photographic documentation and literature research. Prepared inventory cards to HABS /HAER standards for each building including statements of significance and architectural descriptions. Wrote and presented an historical report, which outlined our findings to interested community members. SCHOOL OF THE ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO DEPARTMENT OF HISTORIC PRESERVATION September 1999 — May 2001 Team Member Surface Conservation Class devoted to the cleaning and conservation of several polychrome on wood paintings from the historic Uptown Theater in Chicago. After assessing the condition of each object, proposed HISTORIC RESOURCES GROUP-1i treatment was determined and carried out. Historic Ireland Cooperative Produced documentation and condition assessment reports for the Portumna Estate complex in County Galway, Ireland. Structures included 17th century Portumna Castle gates and 19th century courtyard residences. Made recommendations for the adaptive re -use of the courtyard and the interpretation of the castle complex. Co- sponsored by Duchas, The Heritage Service and the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Preservation Planning Class devoted to creating a preservation plan for Norwood Park, a suburban residential neighborhood of Chicago. Conducted a comprehensive survey, photographing and documenting over 100 structures in the community. Prepared a final report with recommendations for landmark status to the Norwood Park Historical Society, alderman and community residents. BAKER DESIGNED COMMUNICATIONS Santa Monica, CA March 1998 — August 1999 Production Manager Responsible for the management and production of all printed material. Interacted with creative team to produce accurate electronic artwork, managed and tracked projects within budget and schedule, and communicated with clients and printers to insure a satisfactory printed product. MILKEN FAMILY FOUNDATION Santa Monica, CA January 1993 — March 1998 Senior Production Designer Non - profit foundation with in -house design and production department. Prepared electronic artwork for all printed material, and assisted with design and layout for many projects. DON WOOLF DESIGN Beverly Hills, CA January 1991 — February 1992 Design Associate CUCOLORIS FILMS Venice, CA August 1987 — February 1990 Office Manager LOUIS NEWMAN GALLERIES Beverly Hills, CA March 1983 — August 1987 Art Consultant/Administrative Assistant Education: 2001 Master of Science, Historic Preservation, School of the Art Institute of Chicago 1992 Certificate in Computer Graphics, Platt College 1985 -1991 Courses in Graphic Design, and Interior and Environmental Design, UCLA Extension 1985 Bachelor of Arts, Art History, UCLA HISTORIC RESOURCES GROUP -Ij 2 Continuing Education: 2008 "Third International Architectural Paint Research Conference" New York, NY 2008 "The Use and Application of the California Historical Building Code" One day seminar sponsored by California Preservation Foundation; San Diego, CA 2007 "Old World Technologies Adapting in the New World" Association for Preservation Technology International Annual Conference; San Juan, Puerto Rico 2007 "Preservation Goes Hollywood" Annual California Preservation Foundation Conference, Hollywood, CA 2006 "Inpainting Glaze Spalls on Architectural Terra Cotta" Three -day workshop sponsored by the American Institute for Conservation for Historic and Artistic Works; New York, NY 2006 "Crossroads in Heritage Conservation: When Modern Becomes Historic" Association for Preservation Technology International Annual Conference; Atlanta, GA 2006 "Cultural Resource Protection under CEQA" One -day seminar sponsored by UCLA Extension 2005 "Preserve and Play: Preserving Historic Recreation & Entertainment Sites" First national forum to explore and promote successful ways of preserving our recreation and entertainment heritage; Chicago, IL 2005 "Frank Lloyd Wright and His Los Angeles Progeny, 1917- 1941" The Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy Annual Conference; Los Angeles, CA 2005 "Successful CEQA Compliance" Two -day seminar sponsored by UCLA Extension 2004 "Import- Export: Postwar Modernism in an Expanding World" DOCOMOMO International Conference; "Concrete Restoration in Modem Buildings" Three -day technology seminar sponsored by DOCOMOMO US; New York, NY Honors: Charles E. Petersen Prize, Historic American Buildings Survey; Quinn Chapel, Chicago, IL 2000 Buildings Brought to Film: Documentary Architectural Photography, Chicago Architecture Foundation, 2000 California Preservation Foundation, Preservation Design Award; Sacramento Memorial Auditorium HSR, 2007 Los Angeles Conservancy Annual Preservation Awards; Eastern - Columbia Building, Pasadena City Hall, Ennis House, 2008 Professional Affiliations: Association for Preservation Technology International National Trust for Historic Preservation Los Angeles Conservancy DOCOMOMO Society for American Baseball Research Los Angeles County Museum of Art Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art HISTORIC RESOURCES GROUP -lj 3 AVIGAIL APPELBAUM CHARNOV Professional Experience: HISTORIC RESOURCES GROUP Hollywood, California August 2007 - Present Associate Architectural Conservator Performs condition assessments and conservation related projects. Conducts field tests both to help understand the condition and deterioration of a historic resource and to formulate a proper conservation and /or preservation approach. Carries out general historical research and writes histories and architectural descriptions for individual buildings. Assist in conducting field work, research. Assist in writing and preparing Historic Structure Reports, including conducting field work and on -site observation, and creating and assembling product. TEL GEZER EXCAVATIONS Israel 2007 - Present Site Conservator / Registrar / Pottery Shed Manager Served as site conservator both for architectural resources and artifacts. Performed preservation treatments on the Solomonic era fortification wall in conjunction with the Israeli Antiquities Authority and the Israel Nature and Parks Authority. TEL GEZER REGIONAL SURVEY PROJECT Israel 2007 Season Object conservator Carried out the sorting, analyzing, and preliminary in field conservation measures on the objects collected during the field survey. EL MORRO NATIONAL MONUMENT Ramah, NM Summer 2006 Exhibit Specialist, National Park Service Performed condition assessments on and documented the historic inscriptions. Tested chemical treatments on lichen growth. FORT DAVIS NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE Fort Davis, TX Summer 2006 Paid Internship with the University of Vermont and the National Park Service Conducted a condition assessment of and performed conservation treatments on the historic lime plasters. This included the reattachment of the plasters to the adobe substrate and the installation of compensating plasters composed of traditional materials. Experience: THE LANDMARK SOCIETY OF WESTERN NEW YORK Rochester, NY March 2006 Carried out the marking and cataloguing of artifacts from the archaeological collection. WALTER SEDOVIC ARCHITECTS, ELDRIDGE STREET SYNAGOGUE New York, NY Winter 2005 -2006 Performed a conditions assessment of the historic interior focusing on the woodwork and furnishings. TEL KABRI, ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE CONSERVATION Israel 2005 Season Assessed the condition of the frescoed plaster floors that had been reburied after original excavation. Discussed options for further conservation treatment of the floors. Led a team in the protective reburial of plaster floors uncovered during the 2005 season. TELL ES- SAFI/GATH Israel 2000 & 2001 Seasons Member of excavation team. ASHKELON EXCAVATION PROJECT Harvard, Semitic Museum 2001 Assisted in the preparation of the excavation reports for publication. Education: 2007 Master of Science, Historic Preservation; Columbia University, Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation New York, New York Field of Concentration: Conservation Thesis: Conservation techniques used at eleven earthen historic sites in North America 2005 Bachelor of Arts, Dual Major in Asian and Middle Eastern Cultures and Jewish Studies; Barnard College, Columbia University New York, New York 2003 -2004 Study Abroad Program; Hebrew University Honors: Historic Preservation Thesis Travel Grant Columbia University, New York, Spring 2007 Littauer fellow of Jewish Studies Barnard College, Columbia University, Summer 2005 Jerusalem, Israel Thesis with Honors Barnard College, Columbia University, May 2005 KCLLY SUTHERLTN MCLEOD , u. c Kelly Sutherlin McLeod Architecture, Inc FIRM PROFILE Kelly Sutherlin McLeod Architecture, Inc. is an award- winning architectural firm, founded in 1988 by Kelly Sutherlin McLeod, AIA. The office is located in Long Beach, California, with projects located throughout the greater Southern California region. KSM Architecture, Inc. has earned a strong reputation based on professionalism, providing innovative designs and effective administration of well coordinated, complete design services. KSM Architecture, Inc. provides full design services from the initial conceptual design through construction administration phases. The professional experience of the firm is diverse and includes high -en custom residential, light commercial, civic, and urban design planning projects for public and private sector clientele. The firm provides complete architectural services for a variety of new construction and for projects with the specialized interest of adaptive reuse, historic preservation and renovation of existing non - historic and significant historic landmark buildings. KSM Architecture, Inc. has been involved with the conservation, adaptive reuse and rehabilitation of numerous existing buildings throughout Southern California, several of which are locally and nationally designated historic landmarks, including the internationally renowned Gamble House located in Pasadena, California, the Tichenor, DeForest, Pitcairn and Jennie Reeve houses, all designed by Charles and Henry Greene; the Harold Lloyd Estate in Beverly Hills; the Capitol Milling Company Building and Tower Theater in downtown Los Angeles; and the Colonial House in Hollywood. The scope of services provided by KSM Architecture, Inc., have included architectural integration of seismic strengthening and revitalization of historic structures, while working closely with owners and city agencies through extensive review and approval processes. Ms. McLeod and her staff are well versed in issues related to upgrading existing historically significant buildings for compliance with current local, state and federal codes. The firm's renovation and adaptive reuse projects have included designs for revitalizing individual, buildings as well as entire city blocks of, building facades on prominent commercial streets in various Southern Californian cities; experience with designing new facades for existing structures includes several projects in the City of Long Beach Facade Improvement Program. Kelly Sutherlin McLeod, AIA, serves as principal -in- charge /project architect for all projects. Ms. McLeod personally manages and oversees work produced by office staff and consultants through all phases of projects, serves as primary contact with client and agencies and directs the design work required for the firm's projects. The firm's in -house architectural staff assists Ms. McLeod with project management, design development and technical production services. The work of Kelly Sutherlin McLeod Architecture, Inc. has been recognized by the American Institute of Architects with awards including multiple AIA Honor Awards for Excellence in Design, in addition to awards presented by the California Preservation Foundation, the Los Angeles Conservancy, the City of Long Beach and the Long Beach Heritage Coalition. Kelly Sutherlin McLeod Architecture, Inc. is a California Corporation and a certified one hundred percent woman owned business. The firm comprises seven architectural design and production staff members and an office manager. 3827 Long Beach Blvd. I Long Beach, CA 90807 1 562.427.6697 tel 1 562.427.0527 fax I ksmrcrlksmarchitecture.com I wwwAsmarchitechire.com Kelly Sutherlin McLeod, AIA President Kelly Sutherlin McLeod, AIA, has over twenty -five years experience in the architectural design of commercial, institutional and residential projects. Ms. McLeod founded Kelly Sutherlin McLeod Architecture, Inc. in 1988 and serves as principal -in- charge /project architect for all projects. Ms. McLeod personally manages and oversees work produced by office staff and consultants through all phases of projects, serves as primary contact with client and agencies, and directs the design work required for the q firm's projects. Kelly Sutherlin McLeod Architecture, Inc's residential experience spans over two decades and includes leading highly qualified multi - disciplined design teams in the development of large custom estate properties, coordinating design and construction of buildings and all site improvements ensuring timeless style expressed through well coordinated architecture, interior and site design. The firm's commitment to architectural integrity and innovative design continues to successfully meet client needs with projects involving new construction as well as revitalization of historically noteworthy homes for contemporary lifestyles. Ms. McLeod offers years of personal hands on experience with high -end custom residential projects and a reputation built upon attention to detail and unsurpassed design standards. As president of Kelly Sutherlin McLeod Architecture, Inc., Kelly Sutherlin McLeod has provided full architectural design services to private and public sector clientele. Ms. McLeod has served as project architect for a variety of new construction projects as well as for the renovation of existing buildings, many of which are highly significant designated historic landmarks. Her special interest in historic restoration developed while she studied architecture in Italy, continuing with her two year tenure as Scholar -in- Residence at the nationally renowned Gamble House in Pasadena. Due to her professional experience with the adaptive reuse and preservation of historic landmark buildings Ms. McLeod offers a broad knowledge and understanding of architectural styles indigenous to Southern California, ranging from traditional turn -of- the - century to mid- century modern. Kelly Sutherlin McLeod, AIA, currently serves as Vice Chair on the Board of Directors, and Chair of the Advocacy Committee for Pasadena Heritage, a leading historic preservation organization. A lecturer in the USC School of Architecture's Summer Program in Historic Preservation, Ms. McLeod recently traveled to China at the invitation of Quingyun Ma, Dean of the USC School of Architecture. Serving as an ambassador of USC, she visited the UNESCO World Heritage Preservation site of Lijiang, China, and met with World Heritage representatives and Chinese government officials to discuss vital preservation issues. Ms. McLeod served eight years as an appointed member of the City of Long Beach Redevelopment Agency Board, four of which were as Chair of the Board. This Mayoral appointment required leadership and responsibility for promoting the revitalization of the City's numerous redevelopment project areas. Ms. McLeod has also served Mayoral appointments on the Cultural Heritage Commission and the Economic Development Commission in the City of Long Beach in decision making and advisory roles for cultural resource and urban planning issues. As a member of the Cultural Heritage Commission Kelly Sutherlin McLeod, AIA, worked with designers and owners on the review and approval of proposed revitalization of many of the city's major historic landmark structures. Ms. McLeod served on the Economic Development Commission's Retail and Commercial Recruitment subcommittee, involved in the EDC's support of revitalization and development goals for downtown Long Beach. KSM Architecture, Inc.'s strong reputation and satisfied clientele is attributable to the high degree of professionalism, the personal attention paid to design and to meeting client's needs plus the management and leadership skills Kelly Sutherlin McLeod personally contributes to every project. Kelly Sutherlin McLeod, AIA Kelly Sutherlin McLeod Architecture, Inc. EDUCATION Bachelor of Architecture, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Magna Cum Laude, 1983 Los Angeles, California B.S. in Architecture, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Magna Cum Laude, 1982 Los Angeles, California Studies in Rome, Italy 1982 LICENSES California State License #19921 HONORS AND AWARDS 2008 Long Beach Heritage Coalition Preservation Award — The Montue Residence 2008 USC Delegate, UNESCO World Heritage Preservation site, Lijiang, China 2008 Pasadena Beautiful Design Award: Founders' Award — The Gamble House 2006 American Institute of Architects California Council 2006 Design Award —The Gamble House Conservation Project 2005 California Preservation Foundation Preservation Design Award — The Gamble House Conservation Project 2005 Los Angeles Conservancy Preservation Award — The Gamble House Conservation Project 2005 Long Beach Heritage Coalition Preservation Award — The Dechter Residence 2002 Commercial Real Estate Women — CREW — Los Angeles 2002 Renaissance Award presented to Kelly Sutherlin McLeod, AIA, for her contribution to economic revitalization in Long Beach while serving on the City's Redevelopment Agency Board. 1997 City of Long Beach Planning Department's Signs with Design awards for design of the City of Long Beach Facade Improvement Program Phase III — Atlantic Avenue. 1995 Masonry Institute of America 1995 Design Award for the Val Verde Recreation Center, Los Angeles County Department of Parks and Recreation. 1994 City of Long Beach Women -Owned Business Enterprise Award. 1993 American Institute of Architects Cabrillo Chapter 1993 Honor Award for Excellence in Design for the Information Center located at California State University, Long Beach. 1993 Preservation Award presented by the Long Beach Heritage Coalition for planning for relocation and restoration of the Tichenor Residence to California State University Long Beach campus. 1992 Award of Recognition presented by Bixby Knolls Parking and Business Improvement Association for pursuit of excellence and work for the betterment of Bixby Knolls. Kelly Sutherlin McLeod, AIA Kelly Sutherlin McLeod Architecture, Inc. HONORS AND AWARDS (continued) 1988 First Place Award — Multiple Dwelling Residential Category, City of Carson Environmental Commission awarded to The Adriatic Development 1982 -83 Recipient, USC School of Architecture /Friends of the Gamble House Scholar —in— Residence Fellowship 1981 -82 Recipient, USC School of Architecture /Friends of the Gamble House Scholar -in- Residence Fellowship 1982 -83 Recipient AIA National Scholarship 1982 Recipient Welton Beckett Associates Scholarship, Semester in Rome Program 1982 USC Representative to ACSA Urban Design Energy Charette Knoxville World's Fair Site COMMUNITY SERVICE Vice Chair /Member — Pasadena Heritage Board of Directors Chair /Member — Pasadena Heritage Advocacy Committee Member — The Earl J. Miller Japanese Garden Board of Directors, California State University, Long Beach Past Chair /Appointed Member — City of Long Beach Redevelopment Agency Board Appointed Member — Professional Advisory Committee to Preserve the Queen Mary Past Appointed Member — Cultural Heritage Commission City of Long Beach Past Appointed Member — Economic Development Commission City of Long Beach Past Appointed Member — Bixby Knolls Business Improvement Association, Board of Directors Past Appointed Member — Cerritos Park Association - Architectural Review Board Elder and Elected Member of Session — Grace First Presbyterian Church Past Member Property and Finance Committee — Grace First Presbyterian Church Past Member Facilities and Planning Committee, Los Ranchos Presbytery Past Member Bixby Knolls Business Improvement Association, Long Range Design Committee ACADEMIC 2007 — Present Lecturer, USC School of Architectural Historic Preservation Summer Program PUBLIC PRESENTATIONS & COMMUNITY FORUMS 2008 — Speaker, California Preservation Foundation The Secretary of the Interior's Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties — "Identifying Historical Integrity and The Secretary of the Interior's Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties - Case Study: The Gamble House Conservation Project" Kelly Sutherlin McLeod, AIA Kelly Sutherlin McLeod Architecture, Inc. Donald F. Dickerson Associates, Inc. 6840 Hayvenhurst Avenue, 2 n Floor Van Nuys, CA 91406 818 -385 -3600 818- 990 -1669 (Fax) [01010.1 01 Z dALIz1oldIM Donald F. Dickerson Associates, Inc., (DFDA) began in January of 1961 when their services were offered to the Architectural community in the Los Angeles area. This family owned and controlled woman business enterprise provides professional mechanical, electrical, plumbing, life safety and fire protection services to the building and construction industry through their many architectural, contractor and building owner clients. Dickerson Associates projects have been designed for installation /construction throughout the United States and in many overseas locations. The corporation has established off shore task force offices to facilitate the design and construction of the out -of- country projects. The corporation has, historically, maintained between 20 and 28 personnel which are divided into production and activity centers headed by seasoned professionals. When required, the management staff of DFDA has the capability of expanding the staff to as many as 75 people which we have done at times in the past. DFDA's staff includes experienced and competent individuals who have been working together for more than ten years. Our professional team is highly respected in the industry for providing a quality /professional service. DFDA's staff is fully knowledgeable with state and local codes with a number of them sitting on Code writing or advisory boards. DFDA is Certified with the County of Los Angeles as a Women Business Enterprise (WBE) and is Certified as a Small Business with the State of California. We have full Autocad capabilities. Engineering calculations are prepared using Trace, Dapper and Captor. Donald F. Dickerson Associates, Inc. 6840 Hayvenhurst Avenue, 2 nd Floor Van Nuys, CA 91406 818- 385 -3600 818- 990 -1669 (Fax) SUMMARY Donald F. Dickerson Associates, Inc. (DFDA) has been active in the Engineering, Construction and Building Codes since 1944. The Firm is a member of the National and California Professional Engineer Societies, the American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers, The International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials, The National Fire Protection Association and the American National Standards Institute. Mr. Donald F. Dickerson was the founder and first President of The American Society of Plumbing Engineers. The foundation and building blocks of DFDA include a thorough understanding and accurate interpretation of the National and Local Codes. DFDA promotes active involvement in all of the above organizations, attendance of continuing educational programs and participation in professional seminars. We at DFDA are constantly providing design documents for the purpose of construction, which mandates our knowledge for all applicable codes be current. Most of our design task include construction services which require DFDA personnel to follow the project through the issuance of the Certificate of Occupancy. DFDA has extensive knowledge in Plumbing, Fire Life Safety, Mechanical and Electrical systems. DFDA's Project Management Approach is based on the project Task Force assignment where specific key personnel are assigned as a job leaders for each discipline. These leaders are the most experienced and proficient engineers having related experience applicable to the specific project. Project Management is a step function which provides a check list of activities that must be reviewed prior to proceeding. Each discipline must complete a check list and an interdisciplinary review to ensure an accurate overall engineering effort. DFDA's initial step is to define our clients objective with a detailed scope of work and a deliverable project list. Quality assurance is implemented at the schematic design stage (conceptual). DFDA's quality assurance is an inclusive review of each discipline as well as an overall discipline coordination. Quality assurance procedures include random selection of the worst case scenario for verification of specific design parameters and also for each disciplines task. Project Management overview integrates schedule and cost control into each and every aspect of design. DFDA's project management objective is to develop a design that satisfies all requirements and is economically feasible to construct. To that end cost estimating is within the preview and capabilities of each Discipline project leader. Without sacrificing quality control or cost control, DFDA understands that the schedule is of the utmost importance and prepares a detailed time line for each item on the project deliverable list and proceeds on schedule by adjusting manpower activity to finish on time. Donald F. Dickerson Associates, Inc. 6840 Hayvenhurst Avenue, 2n Floor Van Nuys, CA 91406 818- 385 -3600 818- 990- 1669(Fax) PHILLIP M. TRAFTON, C.I.P.E., C.P.D., LEED PRINCIPAL EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT Phil Trafton has been active in the construction and engineering industry since 1972. He is Executive Vice President in charge of project management, design criteria and contract execution. He works closely with the President and Project Management staff during project set -up and throughout design development and construction document phases. Mr. Trafton attended New Mexico State University and has taken additional studies at the University of California at Los Angeles. He is past president of the Southern California Chapter of the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers, currently serving as a voting member of several technical committees at the Society level and as liaison to Standard 62 indoor air quality. He is also a member of the American Society of Plumbing Engineers. He has lectured on mechanical systems to the Health Care Administration Program of California State University at Long Beach, the Southern California American Institute of Architects Associates Program and has been a guest speaker on solar systems to the AIA at the Chapter level. He has also lectured on Hospitality Facilities, Management and Design at the University of California, Los Angeles, Board of Director for the Design Professional Coalition and member of the City of Los Angeles Smoke Evacuation Task Force. Mr. Trafton's executive responsibilities include system design concept, project management and quality control of Engineering projects, including studies, calculations, design, specifications, reports and cost estimates delivered on time and within budget. In the final analysis, the project is the thing. Mr. Trafton's involvement and attention to detail at the project level works to assure project success and client satisfaction. S sG T�R.4L �Q '% STRUCTURAL FOCUS FIRM PROFILE Excellent design results from an ongoing open, creative and clear dialogue between the team and nwnpr- -- A structural engineering consulting company specializing in the design of complex and innovative buildings. Partnering with architects from project conception until the reality of occupancy, Structural Focus embraces the collaborative process of design with the owner and the design team to get the facility they need and want. If the team pushes the limits to get the optimum facility, and in the end its on budget, on time and it works — its a great design. Since Structural Focus's 2001 inception, the staff has designed over 4 million s. f. of new structures representing nearly $400 million in construction costs. In addition, Structural Focus has rehabilitated dozens of existing buildings, including six on the National Register of Historic Places, and numerous other historic buildings. Whether the projects involve historic restoration, detailed laboratories, acoustically sensitive post- production facilities, or a corporate headquarters, a comprehensive effort is required and is provided by the Structural Focus staff. The Structural Focus staff boasts four licensed California Structural Engineers, five licensed Professional Engineers, other Structural Designers, and support staff. As evidenced by the list of loyal clients, Structural Focus is committed to our clients to provide an extremely high level of service on all projects. Specialty Laboratories Fresno Santa Fe Depot (top) Restoration (bottom) STRUCTURAL FOCUS Project types utilize the strengths our areas of expertise: • Historic Renovation and Preservation • Media & Technology • Laboratory Building Design • Commercial Building Design & Tenant Improvements • Structural Due Diligence Studies • Educational Facilities • Seismic Retrofit and Repairs • New Buildings • Custom Residential STRUCTURAL FOCUS... Emphasizes clear communication with our clients, Thinks long -term for our clients and their projects, Is committed to making the Client successful by: • Promoting active communications with the client and the team • Identifying the client's needs and goals early • Providing a building that matches the client's needs and goals — no more, no less. • Providing expert and early information for better "big picture" decisions • Considering constructability and construction sequencing in our designs • Recognizing & impacting the client's project schedule • Being available to the clients to help • Delivering on our promises For more information see www.structuralfocus.com New Post - Production Facility New Riverside County Regional Parks Headquarters Ambrose Group Anthony Mason & Associates Aparia Design Architectural Resources Group Barton Myers Architects Belzberg Architects Berliner & Associates Christopher Johnson Architects CIM Group Clinger Spina Architects Countrywide Home Savings CRESA Partners Dagdagan Design DMJM Design Dreamworks Drisko Studio Gensler Architects Historic Resources Group HLW International LLP, Architects Heritage Architecture & Planning HKS Architects Hodgetts + Fung Design and Architecture HOK, Inc. Hunnicutt Design Jones Lang Lasalle KAA Design Group, Inc. Kelly Sutherlin McLeod Architecture, Inc. Langdon Wilson Architects Levin & Associates Lowe Enterprises M2A Marmol Radziner MetLife Paramount Pictures Pfeiffer Partners Pugh + Scarpa Robbins Jorgensen Christopher Architects Shubin + Donaldson Architects Sony Pictures Entertainment Studios Architecture Studio 440 Studio V Studios Architecture Swinerton Builders Syska Hennessy Group Tectonics Construction Tetra Design Thirtieth Street Architects Warner Bros. Studios Facilities Warner Bros. Corporate Real Estate W WCOT 5- �T +R Partial Listing of Current Clients For more information see www.structuralfocus.com Red Bull North America Headquarters, Santa Monica Bais Sonya Gutte School for Girls, Beverly Hills S CT AL David W. Cocke, S.E. Structural Engineer and President David Cocke founded Structural Focus in 2001 after 20 years at a previous firm. David is registered in California, Arizona, Colorado and Nevada as a structural engineer. His experience includes new structural design, seismic evaluation, historic preservation, and retrofit design. He has managed a variety of project types and sizes. Examples include large and small historic landmark building strengthening and repairs, design of new studio production facilities, new laboratory buildings, repair and retrofit of commercial buildings, large university building renovations, renovations and evaluations of large building inventories, and numerous university and school renovations, additions and strengthening. Professional Registration California - Structural Engineer, 1987 - License No. 3005, Arizona Structural Engineer, 2005 — License No. 42551, Colorado — Structural Engineer — License 40141 Nevada — Civil /Structural Engineer — License 17503 Education B.S. - Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, 1980; M.S. - San Jose State University, 1987 Professional Affiliations California Historical Building Safety Board, Alternate Member 2007 — 2011 Pasadena Heritage — Heritage Associate Member, Board of Directors 2008 - 2011 Structural Engineers Association of Southern California, Board of Directors 2002 -2004 Guest Lecturer — USC, Historic Preservation Program, 2008 USC Architectural Guild, Board of Directors 2002 — present, President 2006 -07, Vice - President 2005 -06, 2003 Golf Tournament Co- chair, Chair 2004 & 2005 California Preservation Foundation, Board of Trustees 1996 to 2003, Treasurer 1998 -2002 Earthquake Engineering Research Institute, Southern California Chapter Charter Member American Institute of Architects, Los Angeles Chapter; Affiliate American Society of Civil Engineers, Structural Engineering Institute, 2007 Structures Congress Steering Committee, Vice -Chair Public Relations Committee 2005 — 07, Chair 2008 -10 Structural Engineers Association of Northern California, Board of Directors 1991 -1993; Chair - Young Members Forum, 1984; Chair - Continuing Education Committee, 1987; Chair - Public Affairs and Membership Committee, 1991 Structural Engineers Association of California, Board of Directors 1993 -1995; Public Relations Committee 2003 — 2007; Chair SEAOC Excellence in Structural Engineering Awards sub - committee 2004- 2007 Los Angeles Conservancy, Member National Trust for Historic Preservation, Member Awards (Selected Projects): California Preservation Foundation's Preservation Design Awardfor Fresno's Santa Fe Depot Restoration, 2005 CalTrans Design Excellence A wardfor Fresno's Santa Fe Depot Restoration, 2007 Structural Engineers Association of Southern California, Award forRmctura /Engineering Excellencefor Specialty Laboratories, 2005; Honorable Mention for Fresno Santa Fe Depot, 2006; Award forStructura /Engineering Excellence for Warner Bros. Post Production, 2006. Structural Engineers Association of California, Award for Structural Engineering Excellence for Specialty Laboratories, 2005; Certificate ofMeritfor Fresno's Santa Fe Depot, 2006. James F. Lincoln Arc Welding Foundation, Silver Award for the seismic retrofit of the Sather Gate Parking Garage, Berkeley, California, 1997 Consulting Engineers Association of California for Post - Earthquake Evaluations of Red - Tagged Buildings, City of San Francisco, California, 1991 Department of Navy Facilities Engineering Command, Design MeritAwardfor the design of the Navy Youth Center, Mare Island Naval Shipyard, Vallejo, California, 1999 A- INTRODUCING CONSTRUCTION COST CONSULTANTS Construction Cost Consultants, a woman and minority owned and operated business enterprise was established in December 1992 as an organization dedicated to providing the full spectrum of construction estimating and cost control services. We provide expertise in the areas of estimating, scheduling, value engineering, claims analysis and change order evaluation. Ms. Gurdeep Kaur - Dailey, the principal of Construction Cost Consultants has over fifteen years of experience serving as Senior Estimator on large scale, medium sized and small projects. Her professional experience encompasses a wide range of projects including residential, educational, medical, industrial,institutional, military and commercial projects. Ms. Kaur - Dailey has a Bachelors of Science in Quantity Surveying and a Masters of Science in Construction Management from the University of Loughborough in England.Prior to forming her own company she worked as a Senior Estimator for Daniel, Mann, Johnson & Mendenhall ( DMJM ) and Lee Saylor Inc. All the members our our team are highly qualified and experienced construction - professionals whose expertise is drawn from numerous years of hands on experience working in design firms, consulting practices and with contractors. We offer our clients a team fully conversant with local practices, codes and costs. We have the ability to meet critical deadlines with prompt, accurate and cost effective service. We are currently the consulting on -call estimators for the Los Angeles County Dept. of Public Works and have been providing them with estimating /cost control services for 5 1/2 years. Our offices are located in Los Angeles & Burbank. We have extensive experience in preparing estimates for all project types & sizes including historical restoration projects . CHARLES MUNROE Senior Estimator, Construction Cost Consultants Education Bachelor of Science,Civil Engineering, University of Michigan 1957 Professional Affiliations American Society of Professional Estimators ( 4 term past president ) American Association of Cost Engineers Guest lecturer in construction estimating, UCLA Background Qualifications Construction Cost Consultants,Senior Estimator Metropolitan Water District of S. Cal — Project Estimator /consultant Walt Disney Imagineering- Project Estimator Daniel, Mann, Johnson & Mendenhall — Manager of Cost Engineering Holmes & Narver- Project Estimator /Senior Cost Engineer Senior Estimator Mr. Munroe brings to Construction Cost Consultants an excellent estimating and cost control background obtained from over forty years of experience in the construction industry both domestically & internationally. He is responsible for construction cost estimating from conceptual to bid documents at all stages of design His other responsibilities include construction management, cost control and scheduling. Mr. Munroe also provides value engineering, change order negotiation, claims settlement and contract document review services. Project Experience • Parkwood Apartments, Oakland - Schematic & Final estimates for new apartment building - $ 8 Million • Rita Ranch Townsite Development, Arizona - Schematic & Final estimates for subdivision development including extensive sitework - $ 130 Million • Doubletree Apartment Complex, Whittier - Design development and 100 % construction document estimates for 21 unit apartment building - $ 2.1 Million • Inez Apartment Complex, Santa Ana - Final estimate for 10 unit apartment building - $ 1 Million CHARLES MUNROE Senior Estimator, Construction Cost Consultants Project Experience Continued • Diamond Bar Housing Track - Final estimate for 60 single family homes- $ 4.2 Million • Fillmore Towne Theater, Fillmore — CD estimate for Seismic Repair & Rehabilitation, ADA /Code Compliance, Historic Restoration & Building Improvements including mechanical & electrical work - $ 1.5 Million • El Capitan Building, Hollywood- Tenant improvement work including HVAC & electrical system improvements: $ 1 Million • St. Michaels Episcopal Church, Anaheim- Seismic Repair & Restoration: $ 0.4 Million • Ennis Brown House, Los Angeles, Seismic Repair & Restoration ( including asbestos abatement & repair to foundation) : $ 1.5Million • I.A.C.I. Tehran International Airport Expansion - $ 1 Billion • LAX International Airport Expansion, Los Angeles - $ 300 Million • EuroDisney Claims Settlement, Paris- $ 156 Million. • University of the Virgin Islands - $ 504 Million • City of Industry Hospital- $ 70 Million • Medical Office Complex, Burbank - $ 34 Million • Seventh Day Adventist Multi- purpose Building, Simi Valley - $ 42 Million • Casino /Hotel Complex, Las Vegas - $ 65 Million • Fujita Restaurant /Hotel, Encino - $ 50 Million • South Complex Hotels, Resort,Casino & Water Park - $ 480 Million • Construction Camps,Shedgum & Dharan, Saudi Arabia - $ 80 Million • Garrett Air Research Uranium Centrifuge Renovation, Los Angeles - $ 10 Million • Gaseous Centrifuge Facility Cost Spread Study, Oak Ridge, Tennesse - $ 1.2 Billion • Jensen Filtration Plant, Ozone Retrofit, San Fernando - $ 52 Million • King Faisal University, Sitework, Saudi Arabia - $100 Million • Kuhak Imperial Iranian Navy Headquarters,Iran - $ 60 Million • Lake Mathews Inlet Structure, Riverside - $ 34 Million • NASA Solid Rocket Booster Assembly Complex, Cape Kennedy, Florida - $ 14 Million • Orbiter Processing & Maintenance Building, Vandenberg AFB - $ 10 Million • Pershing Square Renovation, Los Angeles - $ 11.5 Million • Shell Oil Geothermal Steam Gathering, Sonoma - $ 6 Million • Los Angeles Central Library, Los Angeles - $ 105 Million • Whittier Narrows Access Tunnel Study, Whittier, AK - $ 30 Million