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STEWART CROSBY I FEDERAL FUNDING OVERSIGHT Stewart has 18 years of experience in landscape architecture and urban design, including conceptual design, design development construction document preparation, and I p1m, construction administration. He brings innovative design solutions to a variety of projects that include park and trail master plans and youth camp site design. Stewart has also conducted visual impact assessments for roads and trails and has worked on urban streetscape projects. Stewart excels at managing park planning and design projects, while fostering an open, collaborative design process that includes agencies, residents, design professionals, and other interested stakeholders. His work is mindful of operations and maintenance considerations and emphasizes sustainability. Project Experience Kensington Rune Stone County Park, Douglas County. Stewart served as the project manager for the development of a master plan that was prepared to garner support and approval of the Greater Minnesota Parks and Recreation Commission, which provides for extended funding options for park development. The park master plan focused on identifying a site and concept for a new visitor center and updating the pedestrian a vehicular circulation throughout the park. The park had doubled in size over the last decade so additional design and planning was needed to incorporate the new property into the park plan. Washington County Cottage Grove Ravine Regional Park Lake Elmo Segment Master Plan. Stewart served as project manager for the trail master plan. In this role, he worked closely with Washington County staff on developing alignment alternatives, meeting with special interest groups, making public presentations and facilitating public outreach events including pop-up meetings and open houses. Stewart also oversaw the development of the master plan document and coordinated internal reviews and agency reviews of the draft document. YMCA Camp Widjiwagan Site Design, Ely. Stewart led a team of landscape architects and civil engineers who designed a natural stone amphitheater that utilized an existing slope in the center of Camp Widjiwagan with views of adjacent Burntside Lake. The amphitheater was designed to use local materials and was installed by local contractors who took great pride in the finished product. Stewart coordinated with Camp staff throughout the design process to ensure the appropriate materials were included in the design. Barnesville Trail and Streetscape Plan. Stewart was the project manager for the city-wide trail plan that looked closely at existing pedestrian and bicycle facilities and developed a plan to integrate trails and on -street bike facilities into the existing street network and park system. A separate task developed streetscape concepts for Highway 9 through downtown to incorporate more pedestrian and bicycle facilities in advance of a MnDOT construction project that will reconstruct the entire streetscape. Stewart led the public process including open house meetings and pop-up meetings at local and regional events including the County Fair. Carver County Minnesota River Bluffs LRT Regional Trail. Stewart was Project Manager for the design and construction of two phases of trail development that included a prefabricated trail bridge over a creek in the historic City of Carver and a trailhead with a parking lot and a trail system kiosk. Stewart also managed the MnDOT Delegated Contract Process (DCP) for Local Agency Federal Aid Projects since this project utilized federal funds. City of Plymouth Park and Trail Plan. To update to the City's Comprehensive Park and Trail System Plan, Stewart created analysis maps of all parks, trails, sidewalks and on -road bike routes. Additional data was incorporated to show deficient roadway crossings and movement barriers, such as rail lines. Using the analysis mapping, Stewart developed a comprehensive trail and sidewalk plan to identify gaps in the trail and sidewalk system, future connections to City parks and regional trails. The map and data were incorporated into the Comprehensive Park and Trail System Plan. M.B. Johnson Regional Park Master Plan, Moorhead. Stewart served as the project manager for the development of a master plan for M.B. Johnson Regional Park, the largest park in the City of Moorhead. Stewart led a team of designers who worked with Moorhead staff to develop a layout for park facilities, a network of soft -surface and paved trails, park roads and parking facilities, as well as developing a plan for bringing city services to the site including sanitary sewer and new power service. Stewart provided guidance to the team's architect for the siting, scale and size of the park's new visitor center and warming but and the new large group picnic shelter. MIKE AARON I CIVIL ENGINEERING & UTILITIES Mike has more than 25 years of experience in site planning, municipal engineering, highway and trail design, hydraulic analysis and stormwater management. His municipal and site development expertise includes project management, feasibility, predesign, demolition, layout, drainage, utilities, grading, detailing, and supporting specifications as well as permitting and contract administration. He has demonstrated his outstanding civil/site skills on many of SRF's well-known municipal facilities, commercial, and retail site development projects. Project Experience Three Rivers Park District Silverwood Park. Provided civil engineering services for this park development. Prepared demolition construction documents and design development - level plans for park improvements along with final construction documents. Mike also performed in -construction services for the demolition portion of the project. SRF CONSULTING GROUP CITY OF ELK RIVER H Active Elk River Park Improvements 10