OKLAHOMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION CONTRACT ID NO. 2259 Pre-Qualifi cations for Transportation Alternative Services: Preliminary Engineering, PS&E

JULY 15, 2020

Keith R. Franklin, ASLA, RLA LandPlan Consultants, Inc. 1110 West 23rd Street Tulsa, OK 74107 (918) 584-6464 www.lpci.com July 15, 2020

Matt VanAuken Oklahoma Department of Transportation 200 N.E. 21st Street Oklahoma City, OK 73105-3204

RE: Solicitation of Interest Engineering Contract No. 2259 Preliminary Engineering, Preparation of Construction Plans (Pre-Qualifi cations for Transportation Alternatives Program Services)

Dear Matt:

LandPlan Consultants, Inc. is pleased to submit our qualifi cations for ODOT Engineering Contract No. 2259 Pre-Qualifi cation for Transportation Alternative Services for Preliminary Engineering and Preparation of Construction Plans. We have reviewed your request for LOI/SOQ for professional consulting services and know LPCI can assemble a great team for TA projects. We have recent and practical knowledge dealing with the specifi c challenges of creating fi nal plans and studies similar to your upcoming TA projects.

As a local Tulsa landscape architecture fi rm, we want to promote and build upon the recommendations of these projects to pragmatically enhance the function and aesthetic value for future TA implementation in relation to safe routes to school, ADA pedestrian safety, streetscapes, sidewalk design, scenic lookouts, rails to trails, on and off road multi-modal and recreational trail design, historic preservation and rehabilitation of transportation facilities, and right-of-way planting. There are many layers which LandPlan can add value to these future projects; from anticipating long-term needs, cost, and maintenance to providing safety improvements, supporting amenities, and balancing ADA components. Our team is committed to fully support the recommendations of ODOT while weighing priorities to provide long-term solutions, address site challenges, and enhance user experience. Please consider LandPlan for the prime consultant on eligible activities relating to trails, streetscapes, sidewalks, right-of-way planning, and scenic turnout design.

Our experience spans many years of successful plans and constructed projects that include streetscapes, multi-use trails, mitigation planting, and overlooks. LandPlan has recently designed trails for the Bike/Pedestrian portion of ODOT’s I-244 Arkansas River Multi-Modal Bridge, the George Kaiser Family Foundation, River Parks Authority, the City of Tulsa all along the Arkansas River, the City of Tulsa’s Midland Valley Trail, Northeastern State University’s Campus Trail in Broken Arrow, Claremore Trails and Bikeways, Muskogee Centennial Trail, several trails for Quartz Mountain in SW Oklahoma, as well as the Osage Prairie Trail. Recent notable byway, streetscape, and pedestrian designs like Oak Creek Overlook, Weatherford’s Revitalization, and Standing Bear incorporate traffi c calming solutions, ADA pedestrian safety improvements, and lighting.

LandPlan has extensive experience in working with ODOT on Transportation Alternate/Enhancement projects. Since ISTEA was established, LandPlan has completed no less than 67 successful ODOT TA projects in Oklahoma communities. These projects include trail and streetscape projects in 30 communities across the state.

We are confi dent that our knowledgeable experience in planning and designing these types of projects matches the interests for the EC 2259 and Oklahoma Department of Transportation. We encourage you to contact our current and former clients to inquire about our work. Thank you for your consideration of our team.

Sincerely,

Keith R. Franklin President LandPlan Consultants, Inc. TULSA, OKLAHOMA

Planning, Design, and Implementation of Plans Our team has worked with architects, engineers, developers, environmental consultants, public agencies and other interested parties to develop designs which meet the client’s program. Planning is a process of both discovery and design. We interview clients and steering committees to determine their needs, wants and desires, and establish the project program. The second part of the discovery process is the site assessment where we look at the land to determine its opportunities and constraints. We also look at the federal, state and local land-use regulations for any other pertinent requirements or regulations which might stablished in 1983 by Keith Franklin, LandPlan Consultants, Inc. govern the project. Working to understand objectives, policies E(LPCI) is a professional design fi rm focusing on the areas of and actions will be a vital part of the form and function of the master planning, site planning, and landscape architecture. Our transportation alternative projects. We are very familiar with mission is to provide communities, institutions and public agencies with project regulations whether it is ODEQ, ODOT, the Army Corp innovative planning and design services on projects which improve of Engineers, or other entities. We’ve also had the privilege the quality of life. In the last 37 years LPCI has become a regional of working on sensitive habitats, highway right-of-ways, and leader in streetscape, trail, and park design. With both municipal historical sites that require special regulations and management and private clients, LPCI offers a diverse project portfolio with of land and wildlife. emphasis in the areas of pedestrian facilities, streetscape projects, bicycle and pedestrian trails, bikeways, gateway and scenic byway Technical Competency with GIS, AutoCAD, and various Design design, park and recreation facilities, urban planning, greenways, Standards (ODOT, AASHTO, ADA, NHTSA) highway beautification, historic preservation, low impact site The LPCI staff includes designers with expertise in developing development planning, and general landscape architecture. LPCI’s construction documents for roadway design, parking lot layouts, reputation for design excellence has been acknowledged through complex pedestrian/vehicular intersections, and extensive numerous awards, including seventeen design awards presented profi ciency with trail development. As a landscape architecture by the American Society of Landscape Architects, the National fi rm, LPCI’s skills includes complex urban streetscapes and Society of Professional Engineers, and a nomination for a FHWA complete streets designs, rural and urban bike routes, on-road Enhancement Project Award. bike facilities, intersection safety improvements and off-road trails. We have completed numerous ODOT projects and have LPCI has provided site development, conceptual design, design extensive background coordinating with COGs on various reports, preliminary planning, construction documents, and project types. construction phase services for streetscapes, trails, and parks Treading Lightly, Low Impact Design, and Historic Preservation throughout Oklahoma and the region. Examples of LPCI’s constructed As kids, many of us learn in Scouts to leave a camp site better projects include GKFF Tulsa River Park Trails, I-244 Arkansas River than you found it. It’s a rule that applies to most of the projects Multi-Modal Bridge (Bike/Ped), Downtown Collinsville Streetscape, we do at LPCI. Whether it’s protecting the history of a site like Grove Downtown Redevelopment, Sand Springs River City Trail, Sequoyah State Park, for future generations, with its amazing 41st Street QuikTrip Plaza, Creek Turnpike Trail, Skiatook Central rock work designed in the 1930’s by the CCC, or managing Park, Boiling Springs State Park, and Standing Bear Park in Ponca stormwater run-off on site at Turkey Mountain to help fi lter City. With more than 66 trail design projects, 30 streetscape water and protect adjacent land, we are always trying to leave projects, and 40 park projects, LPCI has unmatched expertise in a landscape better than we found it. the planning and design of these types of projects. Cost Estimating Experience LPCI also has relevant experience with many public works projects LPCI’s ability to create engineering and construction cost from storm water detention, highway and right of way planting, and estimates is directly related to our recent background of wetland mitigation. Some of our notable projects include Riverside projects with similar scopes Resourcing recent constructed Drive Extension Landscaping, River Parks Reforestation Plan, Creek projects gives us access to fi gures that will help in forecasting Turnpike Wetland Mitigation, Creek Turnpike ROW Landscaping, calculations in construction methods, management, and materials. Heatherridge Storm Water/Detention Wetland Mitigation, River These estimates can be used to establish funding and budget Parks Eagle Habitat Mitigation and Fred Creek Habitat Mitigation predictions.

Oklahoma Department of Transportation | Contract ID No. 2259 LandPlan Consultants, Inc. | 3 Team Organization We have led a team of experts recognized independently for outstanding contributions to their respective fi elds of civil engineering, Jeff Morales, ASLA structural engineering, hydrology, transportation engineering, surveying, and landscape architecture to meet the service needs SENIOR ASSOCIATE, LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT of ODOT’s TA projects. Consultant team members, if needed, will be Oklahoma professionals who are chosen for previous teaming LPCI: 2004 - Present efforts, established expertise, technical competency, and success 16 years of experience on similar projects. Keith Franklin, President of LPCI, will lead all BLA in Landscape Architecture, Oklahoma State University teaming efforts as Principal in Charge of the project. Each project workload and scope will determine the capacity of and type of Jeff’s specialized professional experience includes project personnel needed. management, conceptual design, creation of construction documents and construction administration for trails and With over 37 years of professional experience we have found parks. Additionally, he has extensive experience with site civil and grading, and an extensive knowledge of plant materials. the key to a successful project is the early identifi cation of the Jeff’s primary roles are project management and construction elements that defi ne the project and, subsequently, take steps to administration for all LPCI projects. ensure they are addressed consistently throughout the planning and design process. Throughout our design we will endeavor to preserve and enhance these elements while providing safe, functional, and Barbara Tartar, ASLA aesthetic spaces. SENIOR ASSOCIATE, LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT

LandPlan Design Team & Organization LPCI: 2001 - Present The following section highlights key personnel and the organizational 34 years of experience chart of consultants who might be tasked to working on the Registered Landscape Architect: OK transportation alternative projects: Certified Playground Safety Inspector BLA in Landscape Architecture, Iowa State University Keith R. Franklin, ASLA PRESIDENT • PRINCIPAL LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT Barbara Tartar is a talented landscape architect with a diverse background in municipal and commercial landscape design. LPCI: 1983 - Present Barbara’s responsibilities consist of meeting with clients, managing 39 years of experience projects, preliminary designs for municipal approval, coordinating Registered Landscape Architect: OK, AR, MO with government offi cials, preparing construction document sets, BLA in Landscape Architecture, University of Arkansas bidding services, grant writing, and construction inspection.

Keith founded LandPlan Consultants, Inc. in 1983. As principal in charge of all LandPlan Consultants projects, He has overseen Blake Buckner, ASLA projects across Oklahoma. In the planning phases of a project, PROJECT MANAGER, LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT Keith demonstrates superior skills in leading group meetings and consensus building among various stakeholders. LPCI: 2015 - Present 7 years of experience Julie Graff, ASLA, LEED AP BLA in Landscape Architecture, University of Arkansas VICE PRESIDENT, PRINCIPAL LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT Blake earned his BLA from the University of Arkansas in 2013. After graduating, he worked in Houston for a couple of years before LPCI: 2012 - Present joined LandPlan in September of 2015. He has experience with 18 years of experience the full design process, including bidding and someconstruction Registered Landscape Architect: OK administration. Projects he has worked on include master-planned BS in Landscape Architecture, Colorado State University communities, playgrounds, splashpads, streetscapes, trail improve- Master of Construction Management, Colorado State ments and coordinated on TAP fundingfor various projects. He is currently pursuing licensure. As a talented communicator and team leader, Julie coordinates with many of LPCI’s clients at a management level to ensure the project is completed per the customer’s needs. She has professional experience in landscape architecture, project management, and is a Registered Landscape Architect. She is a LEED accredited professional and has worked on over 10 LEED projects contributing to sustainable sites and water conservation efforts. Oklahoma Department of Transportation | Contract ID No. 2259 LandPlan Consultants, Inc. | 4 Michael Harmon, ASLA, LEED AP Oklahoma PROJECT MANAGER, LANDSCAPE DESIGNER Department of Transportation

LPCI: 2009 - Present 14 years of experience BS in Landscape Architecture, Colorado State University LandPlan Consultants, Inc. Mike’s experiences include master planning, designing parks, Executive Management splashpads, and overseeing construction of all projects following design. Mike specializes in project management from start to fi nish. Keith Franklin, ASLA, RLA President

Jamie Barnes, ASLA Julie Graff , ASLA, LEED AP LANDSCAPE DESIGNER Vice President

LPCI: 2018 - Present 4 years of experience BLA in Landscape Architecture, Oklahoma State University

Jamie earned his BLA from Oklahoma State University in 2015. After graduating, he worked in Dallas for over 3 years before Project Management joining LandPlan in August of 2018. Jamie is a native Tulsan with a wide knowledge of the area and surrounding communities. He Jeff Morales, Senior Associate has experience in a wide range of design and construction that Barbara Tartar, Senior Associate has centered around engaging outdoor spaces, water features, and municipal cooperation.

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Keith Franklin, RLA Julie Graff , RLA, LEED AP, ASLA Jeff rey Morales, ASLA Barbara Tartar, ASLA, RLA Blake Buckner, RLA Mike Harmon, ASLA, LEED AP Jamie Barnes, ASLA

Oklahoma Department of Transportation | Contract ID No. 2259 LandPlan Consultants, Inc. | 5 PROJECT INDEX

Trail Projects Budget Status Trail Projects (Cont’d.) Budget Status I-244 Arkansas River Bridge (trail)* 64,000,000 Complete Broken Arrow South Loop Concept* 50,000** Complete Arcadia Lake Trail Master Plan 17,000,000 Complete Ardmore Trails Phase 2 Concept* 20,000** Complete City of Edmond Trails Master Plan* 86,000** Complete Ponca City Trail 1 Concept* 25,000** Complete GKFF/River Parks Dual Trail 12,400,000 Complete Ponca City Trail 2 Concept* 24,000** Complete NSU Broken Arrow Campus Trail 500,000 Complete Hefner/Overholser Concept (OKC) 1,200,000 Complete RPA Enhanced Trail Phase 1 3,600,000 Complete Katy Trail Conceptual Plan (OKC) 1,600,000 Complete McAlester Trails MP 46,000** Complete Deep Fork Greenway (OKC) 2,140,00 Complete Collinsville Park Trail 240,000 Complete Broken Arrow Community Trails Plan* NA Complete Buffalo Trail and Tri State Marker Shelter NA Complete Jenks Community Trails Plan* NA Complete Midland Valley Trail 3* 1,200,000 Complete Owasso Community Trails Plan* NA Complete Mingo Trail - Mingo to Admiral* 1,130,195 Complete Sand Spring Community Trails Plan* NA Complete Mingo Trail - 71st to 81st* 682,000 Complete Oklahoma City Trail Master Plan* 120,000** Complete Midland Valley Trail Extension* 1,300,000 Complete Claremore Trails Master Plan 46,000** Complete Claremore Lake Trail* 785,000 Complete Mingo Creek Greenway MP 6,500,000 Complete Claremore Phase 2 Trail* 428,000 Complete Tulsa Area Regional Trails Plan* 75,000** Complete Muskogee Centennial Trail 1, 2, 3* 1,600,000 Complete Muskogee Trails Master Plan* 65,000** Complete Osage Prairie Trail (Tulsa)* 1,195,000 Complete Enid Trails Master Plan* 68,000** Complete Osage Prairie Trail (Tulsa County) 3,100,000 Complete Ponca City Trails Master Plan* 72,000** Complete Ardmore High School Trail* 450,000 Complete PSO West Bank Trail (Tulsa)* 850,000 Complete Streetscape Projects Budget Status Midland Valley Trail (Tulsa)* 47,000 Complete Ardmore Streetscape Master Plan 32,000 Complete Lake Hefner Trail (OKC)* 980,000 Complete Ardmore Main Street Phase 1 3,100,000 Complete Hefner to Overholser Trail (OKC) 1,650,000 Complete Ada Mainstreet Master Plan 56,000 Complete Kameoka Trail Phase I (Stillwater)* 756,000 Complete Ada Mainstreet 6,500,000 Final Design Kameoka Trail Phase II (Stillwater)* 300,000 Complete Weatherford Downtown Revitalization 4,530,000 Phase 1 Complete Ponca Standing Bear Trails 1, 2, 3 * 1,900,000 Complete Sand Springs 41st Street Sidewalk* 560,000 Complete Mingo Creek Trails Phase 1* 600,000 Complete Standing Bear Scenic Byway* 651,000 Complete Mingo Trail Phase 2 & 3* 1,000,000 Complete Perry Downtown Phase 1 & 2 969,000 Complete Creek Turnpike Trail Phase 1 & 2* 1,120,000 Complete Perry Courthouse Square* 369,000 Complete River Parks West Bank Trail 1* 500,000 Complete Tecumseh Downtown Streetscape 1* 576,000 Complete Ponca City Trail Phase 1* 350,000 Complete Cordell Downtown Revitalization* 899,000 Complete Mitch Park / Coffee Creek Trail* 1,100,000 Complete Henryetta Downtown Streetscape 1 & 2* 600,000 Complete River Parks West Bank RR Trail* 1,198,000 Complete Bentonville Courthouse Square 1 & 2 2,500,000 Complete River City Trail (Sand Springs)* 570,000 Complete Whittier Square Streetscape (Tulsa) 357,000 Complete Broken Arrow South Loop Trail 1* 1,175,000 Complete Drumright Downtown Streetscape * 301,000 Complete Broken Arrow South Loop Trail 2 & 3* 2,235,000 Complete Wewoka Downtown Redevelopment* 1,500,000 Complete Cherry Creek Trail (Tulsa)* 400,000 Complete Cordell Downtown Centennial Park 120,000 Complete Creek Turnpike Trail Extension* 1,330,000 Complete Okmulgee Downtown Streetscape 1 & 2* 835,000 Complete Quartz Mtn. Trail 1, 2, 3, 4* 1,685,000 Complete Norman Downtown Streetscape * 600,000 Complete Ardmore Trails Phase II* 507,000 Complete Altus Gateway Project Phase 1* 300,000 Complete Fry Ditch Trail Conceptual Plan* 10,000** Complete Dickson St. Revitalization (Fayetteville) 1,500,000 Complete Jenks River Trail Concept Plan* 12,000** Complete NE 23rd Streetscape (OKC)* 250,000 Complete River City Trail Concept Plan* 12,000** Complete Walters Downtown Streetscape 1* 425,000 Complete Greenwood Trail Concept 15,000** Complete Grove Downtown Streetscape* 835,000 Complete Osage RR Trail Concept 19,000** Complete Collinsville Streetscape 1* 580,200 Complete Edmond Spring Crk. Trail Concept 22,000* Complete Durant Streetscape I* 474,100 Complete Mingo Trail Concept Plan* 39,000** Complete Durant Market Square* 496,000 Complete

* ODOT Project ** Fee for Planning Study (not construction budget)

Oklahoma Department of Transportation | Contract ID No. 2259 LandPlan Consultants, Inc. | 6 LaFortune Park Trail TULSA, OKLAHOMA

Services Provided The LaFortune Park Trail in Tulsa, Oklahoma is a multi-use trail located along the perimeter Preliminary and Final Design of LaFortune Park between the golf course fence line and the adjacent roadway. The chat Bid Administration surface/asphalt trail is 3.2 miles (certifi ed) and loops around the 270 acre park. There is Construction Phase Services ample parking and numerous entry points to the trail. Water and restrooms are accessible around the trail. The entire trail is situated within existing Tulsa County property with no Completion easements. The trail includes six trail bridge crossings. 2019

Cost $1,770,425

Contact Richard Bales, Director Tulsa County Parks 2315 Charles Page Blvd. Tulsa, OK 74127 (918) 596-5990

Oklahoma Department of Transportation | Contract ID No. 2259 LandPlan Consultants, Inc. | 7 Ardmore East Main Streetscape: Phase 1 ARDMORE, OKLAHOMA

Services Provided Phase 1 of the Ardmore East Main Streetscape is constructed along the downtown Main Streetscape Design Street from Washington Street to the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad crossing and Construction Documents on the intersecting Caddo Street running north and south. The streetscape design consists Construction Phase Services of creating a master plan that provides an overall design concept for the historic district in downtown Ardmore. Traffi c calming and creating a revitalized shopping district are key Completion components to the design while also incorporating theming from the nearby railroad and September 2019 historic depot. A landscaped median has been added down the middle of Main Street with a round about at the intersection with Caddo to slow the traffi c down while keeping it Cost moving. A colored concrete intersection with decorative paver crosswalks clearly identifi es $3.5 Million the pedestrian crossing areas. The diagonal parking has been reconfi gured to introduce back-in parking for safe and convenient shopping and higher visibility when pulling into Contact traffi c. Landscaped, extended curbs at all intersections promote more pervious area in the City of Ardmore downtown and safer pedestrian crossings. A six-foot band of pavers with street trees for Kevin Boatright, Assistant City Manager shade has been incorporated behind the curb along the shop frontages with benches for 23 S. Washington seating, trash receptacles and decorative bike racks with the Ardmore logo. Black fl uted Ardmore, OK 73401 acorn lights line the sidewalks at the back of curb and a programable color-changing light (580) 221-2529 surrounds the roundabout curb line in a cast iron curb to highlight the intersection. Low impact [email protected] storm water infi ltration was incorporated into the design of Caddo Street. Permeable pavers at the intersection at Paradise Alley and tree wells that collect water from the street gutters allow water to be fi ltered and to fl ow back into the soil below newly planted cypress trees.

Oklahoma Department of Transportation | Contract ID No. 2259 LandPlan Consultants, Inc. | 8 Ardmore Depot Park ARDMORE, OKLAHOMA

Services Provided Depot Park is located in the 200 block of East Main Street in downtown Ardmore. The future Master Plan park site is overfl owing with history, which helped guide the creation of a truly unique park design. The historic Mercy Train will sit at the corner of the park serving as an entry monument Cost and focal point welcoming visitors into the park. Fog will create a steam-like eff ect coming Estimated $2,700,000 from the base of the train to cool visitors during hot summer days. The adjacent train depot and historic depot building helped infl uence the industrial theme for the park. A shipping Contact container will be transformed into a shade structure to view passing trains. Swinging benches The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation with I-beams structures will give an industrial look to the park while giving park goers a Barbara Carter, Director of Procurement place to relax and take in sights. Wide open green spaces will provide fl exible gathering 2510 Sam Noble Parkway areas for kite fl ying, festivals, and outdoor concerts. The master plan created for the Main Ardmore, OK 73401 Street Authority will serve as a platform to generate excitement and the necessary funding (580) 224-6219 to complete the construction of Depot Park. [email protected]

Oklahoma Department of Transportation | Contract ID No. 2259 LandPlan Consultants, Inc. | 9 Ardmore Downtown Streetscape ARDMORE, OKLAHOMA

Services Provided In 2015, the City of Ardmore hired LandPlan to develop a streetscape master plan for a Conceptual Development portion of East Main Street and Caddo Street, just East of Oklahoma State Highway 199, Master Plan in the downtown area. Existing downtown traffi c fl ow on one-way streets with three lanes Cost Estimating had encouraged increased vehicular speeds. Long pedestrian crossings, misaligned curb ramps, no mid-block crossings, and lack of shade made part of downtown uninviting to Completion pedestrians. The project includes demolition of some existing streetscape items to provide TBD new widened sidewalks with street tree planting, driveways, bump outs with handicap ramps and planter areas, decorative paver street crossings, back-in parking, and signage and Contact striping (including re-direction of traffi c from one-way to two-way) will be installed to improve City of Ardmore pedestrian walkability and safety. New pedestrian and cyclist amenities will included bike Kevin Boatright, Assistant City Manager racks, lighting with underground wiring, benches, landscaping and irrigation, and decorative 23 S. Washington paver crosswalks. Ardmore, OK 73401 (580) 223-2934 [email protected]

Oklahoma Department of Transportation | Contract ID No. 2259 LandPlan Consultants, Inc. | 10 I-244 Arkansas River Multi-Modal Bridge TULSA, OKLAHOMA

Services Provided LandPlan was requested to assist Garver on the pedestrian / bicycle portion of the TIGER Construction Documents grant funded multi-modal bridge that accommodates interstate highway traffi c, high-speed intercity passenger rail, light transit or commuter rail, and bicycle / pedestrian traffi c. Completion Survey responses from PLANiTulsa widely supported the multi-modal faction for the area 2014 and it promises to improve highway operations, freight service, and future commuter and passenger rail connections between Oklahoma City and other regional metropolitan areas, Cost increasing economic development. The bridge design has a lower deck supporting two $64,000.000 dedicated rail lines and a dedicated bicycle/pedestrian facility. The I-244 pedestrian/bicycle portion of the bridge, once complete, will carry traffi c across the river connecting several Contact trails and paths that converge adjacent to the Arkansas River’s east and west banks. This Oklahoma Department of Transportation bridge replacement supports existing regional planning eff orts for INCOG’s Long Range 200 N.E. 21st Street Transportation Plan and provides additional planned projects for bicycle and pedestrian Oklahoma City, OK 73105 improvements to move forward. It is expected that connecting this area will improve the urban dynamic while providing a pedestrian connection for Tulsa’s Central Business District to the waterfront and the West Bank.

Oklahoma Department of Transportation | Contract ID No. 2259 LandPlan Consultants, Inc. | 11 GKFF/River Parks Dual Trails TULSA, OKLAHOMA

Services Provided Funded by the George Kaiser Family Foundation and the City of Tulsa the $15 million River Conceptual Development Parks Trail Enhancement project consists of 12 miles of improvements to both the east Construction Documents and west bank from 11th Street to 71st Street. The planned dual trail provides a trail for the Construction Phase Services cyclist and a separate trail for the pedestrians and runners on both sides of the river. These dual trails are separated by landscaped greenspace. Where separation is not feasible the Completion trail is widened from 10’ to 18-20’ for dual separated use to accommodate pedestrians and 2013 cyclists. New signage will direct pedestrians and cyclists, while new trail lighting will provide safety for evening and early morning recreation. Safety barriers are also utilized where Cost enhanced trail is near traffi c on Riverside Drive. $12,800,000

Contact River Parks Authority Matt Meyer, Executive Director 2424 E. 21st Street, Suite 300 Tulsa, OK 74114 918-596-2006

Oklahoma Department of Transportation | Contract ID No. 2259 LandPlan Consultants, Inc. | 12 Midland Valley Trail TULSA, OKLAHOMA

Services Provided Midland Valley Trail Extension is about a half mile of asphalt bicycle/pedestrian trail that links Maple Construction Documents Park to Midland Valley Trail 3, a two mile concrete bicycle/pedestrian trail which connects to the Construction Phase Services Dual River Parks Trail. The trail route is primarily along the abandoned Midland Valley Railroad right of way. The right of way is 100’ wide and is heavily forested with large trees and related Completion understory vegetation. In some locations, the canopies of the adjacent trees completely cover Midland Valley Trail Extension - 2004 the trail providing a scenic and shaded ride or walk. The trail gives access to the River Parks trail Midland Valley Trail 3 - 2012 system for approximately 160 acres of established residential development. The Midland Valley Trail also connects to Lee Elementary School. An on-demand pedestrian crossing signal makes Cost this popular with school children as a safe means to get to and from their neighborhood school. Midland Valley Trail Extension $787,000 Midland Valley Trail 3 $1,070,000

Contact City of Tulsa Glen Sams 2317 S. Jackson Tulsa, Oklahoma 74107 (918) 596-9578

Oklahoma Department of Transportation | Contract ID No. 2259 LandPlan Consultants, Inc. | 13 Arcadia Lake Trail EDMOND, OKLAHOMA

Services Provided The proposed paved trail is at least 12’ - 14’ feet wide and features dual trails on the north Master Planning and west segments accommodating various user groups of pedestrians, joggers, and cyclists. Preliminary Design Trail length around the lake is aproxminately 20 miles once attached to the 3.1-mile Spring Creek portion of trail. The plan also calls for extending and connecting existing equestrian Completion trails along the west side of the lake. This project required the collaboration of the US Army On going Corps of Engineers, Oklahoma Department of Transportation, enviromental engineers, architects, the City of Edmond, and the Arcadia Lake Trail Coalition. Contact City of Edmond Steve Commons, Assistant City Manager 24 E. First Street Edmond, OK 73034 (405) 359-4769 [email protected]

Oklahoma Department of Transportation | Contract ID No. 2259 LandPlan Consultants, Inc. | 14 Broken Arrow South Loop (Liberty) Trail BROKEN ARROW, OKLAHOMA

Services Provided The Broken Arrow South Loop Turnpike off ers signifi cant opportunity to extend the existing Concept Creek Turnpike Trail an additional 14 miles east though the City of Broken Arrow. Trail users Construction Documents have access to popular destinations within Broken Arrow including the Broken Arrow Campus of the Tulsa Technology Center, Broken Arrow NSU Campus, Camp Russell Boy Scout Completion Facility, Graham park and numerous residential neighborhoods. In addition to destinations Phase I - 2003 within Broken Arrow, the connection to the existing Creek Turnpike Trail will off er a link to Phase II & III - 2006 south Tulsa neighborhoods, Hunter Regional Park, and Tulsa River Parks Trails. The River Parks trail system extends to the City of Jenks, Downtown Tulsa and to Sand Springs via Cost the KATY trail. The BA South Loop Trail connects to approximately 16 miles of existing trail, Phase I - $1,037,013 creating nearly 25 miles of continuous trails linking 4 communities in the Tulsa Metro area. Phase II & III - $2,213,045

Contact City of Broken Arrow Scott Esmond, Parks and Recreation Director (918) 259-7000 ext 7442 [email protected]

Oklahoma Department of Transportation | Contract ID No. 2259 LandPlan Consultants, Inc. | 15 River Spirit Casino Trail TULSA, OKLAHOMA

Services Provided River Spirit Casino Trail measures roughly 1.2 miles of fl ush curb and asphalt dual-use trail running Preliminary Design between the Arkansas River and the newly constructed River Spirit Casino. The trail project included Final Design all trail markings, signage, lighting, planting, and irrigation. Due to the large paved parking areas Biding Phase for the casino guests, drainage structures were needed to control the fl ow so the trail and river Construction Administration bank didn’t wash out. Large rip rap was utilized for bank stabilization as well. The new trail off ers connections to the River Parks Trails, Joe Creek Trail, and South River Parks Trails. By constructing Completion the trail between the river and casino, we were able to remove the dangerous intersections along July 2017 Riverside Parkway caused by multiple entrances and exits to the casino. With great views and access to the River Spirit Casino this trail will surely be one of Tulsa’s favorites in no time. Cost

Contact Jimmie Sitz NewTran Solutions (918) 619-9670

Oklahoma Department of Transportation | Contract ID No. 2259 LandPlan Consultants, Inc. | 16 River City Trail SAND SPRINGS, OKLAHOMA

Services Provided The River City Park Trail is a 2 mile multi-use trail within the City of Sand Springs. It links State Construction Documents Highway 97 to the Arkansas River and to Wekiwa Road. The fi rst segment of trail meanders Construction Phase Services along the north bank of the river, connecting the rodeo grounds, softball complex, and picnic area. The second segment of the trail extends from the river to Wekiwa Road connecting a major Cost soccer complex and baseball facilities. A small waterfall was created in conjunction with a low $542,250 water crossing and serves as a point of interest along the trail. The park’s variety of activities and scenic trail set the stage for River City Park to become the premiere recreational facility for Contact the Sand Springs Park System. City of Sand Springs T.J. Davis 109 N. Garfi eld Sand Springs, OK 74063 918-246-2582

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Oklahoma Department of Transportation | Contract ID No. 2259 LandPlan Consultants, Inc. | 17 Buffalo Trail and Tri-state Monument QUAPAW, OKLAHOMA

Services Provided The Quapaw Tribe with Downstream Casino in Quapaw, OK, at the tri-state border with Conceptual Development Oklahoma, Kansas and Missouri, turned to LandPlan Consultants to design a welcoming Construction Documents destination around the existing tri-state stone monument and the tri-state marker. The project links to the casino by a 1.07 mile concrete trail that will loop around the buff alo pen. Completion The lighted trail amenities include landscaping, an informational kiosk, and the tri-state 2012 shelter has been designed to accommodate weddings and other small ceremonies. The paving around the tri-state marker will be a diff erent color for each state. Upgrades for the Cost marker monument location include paved access with curbs and gutters, a parking area, Estimate $1,536,000 and a turn around at the shelter.

Contact Downstream Casino Terri Birch 69300 E. Nee Rd. Quapaw, OK 74363 918-919-6203

Oklahoma Department of Transportation | Contract ID No. 2259 LandPlan Consultants, Inc. | 18 Osage Prairie Trail TULSA to SKIATOOK, OKLAHOMA

Services Provided Built upon the former Osage Railroad embankment, the 5 mile Osage Prairie Trail Concept extends from the North East corner of the Oklahoma State University Tulsa Campus to Construction Documents the Tulsa city limits at 56th St. North. The City of Tulsa Osage Prairie Trail links to the Construction Phase Services Tulsa County Osage Prairie Trail to provide a much needed link to the town of Sperry and the City of Skiatook. Tulsa County retained LandPlan Consultants to provide design Completion services for approximately 9.5 miles of multi-use trail along the existing Osage Railroad City of Tulsa - 2006 Corridor within Tulsa and Osage Counties. The 10’ wide trail extends the City of Tulsa Tulsa County - 2006 Osage Prairie Trail from 56th Street North in Tulsa to Highway 20 in Skiatook. The design Cost included park amenities, trail heads in Sperry and Skiatook and 8 pedestrian bridges, City of Tulsa - $1,195,552 one of which was a renovated historical highway bridge. The LandPlan team provided all Tulsa County - $3,179,425 construction phase services which resulted in $125,000 cost savings for Tulsa County.

Contact City of Tulsa Matt Liechti, P.E. (918) 596-9636 Tulsa County Tom Rain, P.E. (918) 596-5737

Oklahoma Department of Transportation | Contract ID No. 2259 LandPlan Consultants, Inc. | 19 Quartz Mountain Trails LONE WOLF, OKLAHOMA

Services Provided The 2.5 mile Quartz Mountain Trails Phase I, II, and Twin Peaks connects US Highway 44 Master Plan and a Farm Rail excursion stop to the Quartz Mountain State Park Offi ce; these completed Construction Documents trails allow safe and easy access to the widely used amenities such as the Performing Arts Construction Phase Services Center, Quartz Mountain Lodge, and scenic Twin Peaks area. A major feature of the trail is Completion a fi ve span pedestrian bridge across the Little Red River with a total length of 281 feet. The Master Plan - 1997 trail connects pedestrians and cyclists to the golf course, boating facilities, picnic areas Phase I - 1999 and future Farm Rail bike/pedestrian route. This project was funded through the ODOT Phase II & Twin Peaks - 2009 ISTEA Enhancement Program. Cost Phase I $557,900 Phase II $850,000 Twin Peaks $375,500

Contact Quarts Mountain Arts & Conference Center Dr. Terry Mosley, Executive Director 43393 Scissortail Road Lone Wolf, OK 73655 580-563-2238

Oklahoma Department of Transportation | Contract ID No. 2259 LandPlan Consultants, Inc. | 20 McAlester Trails Master Plan MCALESTER, OKLAHOMA

Services Provided The McAlester Trails Master Plan off ers recommendations for improving community Master Plan access to outdoor resources by building a network of off -road, multi-use paved trails and on-street linkages. The purpose of this Master Plan is to address the trail needs of Completion community residents related to recreation, transportation, and economic pursuits. The plan 2012 addresses policies, programs, and physical improvements that should be implemented to improve access to recreation resources and improve transportation effi ciency throughout Contact the community. It identifi es 33 corridors throughout the City of McAlester that should be City of McAlester developed in the next 15 years. The specifi c needs of residents were captured within the Peter Stasiak, City Manager master plan through a series of cooperative public workshops that will continue to help PO Box 578 guide future development. McAlester, OK 74501 (918) 423-9300 ext 4964

Oklahoma Department of Transportation | Contract ID No. 2259 LandPlan Consultants, Inc. | 21 Wilburton Trails & Sidewalk MP WILBURTON, OKLAHOMA

Services Provided In a visionary approach for creating a sustainable community, the City of Wilburton enlisted Master Plan LandPlan to facilitate a trails and sidewalk master plan to guide future growth. Trails and sidewalks utilized as alternative transportation corridors could serve to reduce traffi c Completion congestion helping to improve local air quality. Since the majority of automobile trips are 2012 less than two miles in length; off ering viable alternative transportation choices through trails and sidewalks would encourage people to bicycle and walk more often, especially on short Contact trips, thereby reducing traffi c congestion and automobile emissions. The development City of Wilburton of alternative transportation facilities will help ensure the development of the trails and Stephen Brinlee, Mayor sidewalk master plan will help ensure that Wilburton continues to be a healthy community 300 W. Main Street with clean air, limited congestion, and recreational opportunities. Wilburton, OK 74578 (918) 465-5361

Oklahoma Department of Transportation | Contract ID No. 2259 LandPlan Consultants, Inc. | 22 Oak Creek Overlook TULSA, OKLAHOMA

Services Provided The overlook is located on a hilltop adjacent to the River Parks trail that runs along South Conceptual Development Quanah Avenue. This location provides sweeping views of the Arkansas River with a shade Construction Documents structure and interpretive signage explaining the historical account of the visible natural Construction Phase Services river forge. Two concepts were given to the Crosbie Heights Neighborhood Association and public for a vote. The concepts were derived from previous public meeting concerns about Completion safety, amenities, and functionality. The fi nal project incorporated similar materials, color 2013 hues, and theming that appear throughout the park. The park also provides a sculpture base that will connect to future sculpture gardens. LandPlan was an eff ective liaison with Contact many diff erent City of Tulsa departments and public interests to provide the best possible City of Tulsa use of space and funding for all parties involved. The goal was to bring revitalization to the park by providing a point of interest to the neighborhood and visual access to the Arkansas River for bird watching, historians, art enthusiast, and a rest stop for trail users.

Oklahoma Department of Transportation | Contract ID No. 2259 LandPlan Consultants, Inc. | 23 Northeastern State University BROKEN ARROW, OKLAHOMA

Services Provided Broken Arrow’s Northeastern State University Campus Trail is a recreational outlet for Master Plan students, faculty and campus visitors. Nearly a mile of new concrete paved trail connects Construction Documents to the existing path, completing a 1.13 mile loop around the NSU campus of multi-use trail. Construction Phase Services The concrete trail is conveniently accessed from multiple sidewalks twisting around campus buildings. The new trail features an outdoor gym system with 9 fi tness activities, new Completion landscaped planting beds, a centrally located gazebo shelter, and a pergola covered rest area 2011 with custom benches, tables, and litter receptacles. In addition to the trail is a new 9-hole disc golf course. The new trail addition provides a connection for the Liberty Trail that currently ends Cost across from the campus thus providing a safe destination for the community users of this trail. $504,000

Contact Northeastern State University-Broken Arrow Eric Yost, Assistant Director of Physical Plant 3100 E. New Orleans Street Broken Arrow, OK 74014 918-449-6351

Oklahoma Department of Transportation | Contract ID No. 2259 LandPlan Consultants, Inc. | 24 Weatherford Revitalization WEATHERFORD, OKLAHOMA

Services Provided LandPlan designed monumentation, wayfi nding signage and a mile long walking trail Master Plan between Burcham and Main Street to provide a safe way for pedestrians to navigate the Conceptual Development typically busy Washington Street. This is only the start of the Master Planned network of Construction Documents sidewalk networks that Weatherford plans throughout the major arteries of town. Construction Phase Services As this Master Plan was developed, the key goals and objectives identifi ed by the people of Weatherford and coordinated with ODOT were to create the following. Contact • Create a new image for Main Street/Route 66 Mayor Mike Brown • Creates a new “front door” for tourist and business recruitment. City of Weatherford • Major safety improvements on Route 66, Custer St., Washington St., Davis Rd., and 522 W. Rainey throughout the city. Weatherford, OK 73096 • Buried utilities for practical and aesthetic purposes. • Custer Street corridor connecting SWOSU students with the rest of the city. • Improvement of overall community aesthetic.

Oklahoma Department of Transportation | Contract ID No. 2259 LandPlan Consultants, Inc. | 25 36th Street North Streetscape TULSA, OKLAHOMA

Services Provided LandPlan has been involved with 36th Street North since the small area plan for the Conceptual Development corridor was fi rst developed. Our current work with PEC and the City of Tulsa includes Preliminary Design the development of a large scale urban design plan for the length of 36th Street North between Martin Luther King Drive and Peoria Avenue. Work eff ort includes Completion several detailed urban design concepts between Peoria and the Osage Prairie Trail. 2018 The large scale plan will show the relationship of the corridor to surrounding areas and downtown with draft detailed urban design concepts showing implementable Contact options. The selected detailed urban design concept will enable general budgeting for City of Tulsa sidewalks, landscaping, parking, striping, lighting and other proposed improvements; Doug Helt, City of Tulsa Traffi c and design solutions that can be implemented in phases, within a range of costs and Engineering compatible with ongoing street rehabilitation eff orts. Possibly the most innovative 2317 S Jackson streetscape of its kind in Tulsa, the plan for 36th Street North includes a series of Tulsa, Oklahoma 74107 green infrastructure improvements including fl ow through rain gardens that will (918) 596-2336 alleviate stormwater drainage issues while putting the water to benefi cial use in [email protected] landscape areas.

After selection of desired detailed concept by the City of Tulsa, LandPlan will provide construction documents and bidding phase and construction phase services for project implementation. LandPlan is proud to have been part of the public process for this streetscape corridor during the small area plan process and to have the opportunity to see it through to the implementation stage.

Oklahoma Department of Transportation | Contract ID No. 2259 LandPlan Consultants, Inc. | 26 Collinsville Main Street COLLINSVILLE, OKLAHOMA

Services Provided The City’s goal was to improve the traffi c fl ow of State Highway 20 that runs through downtown. Master Plans The road was widened and the sidewalks were narrowed to add a center turn lane. New 10’ wide Construction Documents sidewalks with a brick accent provide a smooth, level and ADA accessible walking surface. Small Construction Phase Services curb extensions at street crossings include plantings, irrigation and accessible ramps. Bosque Elm street trees lining Main Street were selected to provide a high canopy so not to obstruct Contact views to the 43 aff ected store fronts. New tear drop fi xtures on period style poles were installed Pamela Polk and located to provide the required highway illumination. New cast iron curb inlets, curb and City of Collinsville gutter improve drainage throughout the project. Improvements in the street parking were made P.O. Box 730 with new asphalt paving and striping. Collinsville, OK 74021 918-371-1010 [email protected]

Oklahoma Department of Transportation | Contract ID No. 2259 LandPlan Consultants, Inc. | 27 Grove Downtown Streetscape GROVE, OKLAHOMA

Services Provided The new streetscape is a tourist destination for local residents and visitors to Grove and Grand Master Plan Lake. The streetscape improvements include new concrete ADA compliant sidewalks with a Construction Documents diamond joint pattern and a brick border that serves as a utility easement. New curb, gutter Construction Phase Services and storm system with cast iron curb inlets greatly improved the open gutter storm system that previously existed. Contact Debbie Bottoroff Third Street and Main have a great amount of traffi c traveling through as a main route to Grand 918-786-8798 Lake. The addition of traffi c calming extended curb planters, accessible ramps and painted crosswalks has helped to make street crossings safer for pedestrians.

Oklahoma Department of Transportation | Contract ID No. 2259 LandPlan Consultants, Inc. | 28 Ada Main Street Master Plan ADA, OKLAHOMA

Services Provided In 2010 Ada citizens approved a fi ve year penny sales tax extension to raise money to improve Master Planning the Main Street corridor from Latta / Asa on the west end to the previous improvements to East Phase 1 Construction Documents Central University Campus on the East end. The development strategy of the master plan for the corridor is to improve visual aesthetics, consolidate the “sense of place”, provide a stronger Contact connection from the downtown to the University, and create gateways at the limits of downtown Cody Holcomb and the ends of the corridor. The master plan creates cohesiveness of the corridor using similar City of Ada wayfi nding signage, gateway signs, street furniture, lighting, landscape, and paving materials. 231 S. Townsend The master plan incorporates locations for artwork pedestals, an important feature requested Ada, OK 74820 by the community. Providing safer access for pedestrian and bicyclists through the corridor from 580-436-8156 the university, on-street bike lanes, share the road signage, striping, and new traffi c lighting was implemented as part of the design. Two existing pocket parks were revitalized and provide a connection more usable to the downtown streetscape.

Oklahoma Department of Transportation | Contract ID No. 2259 LandPlan Consultants, Inc. | 29 Bentonville Courthouse Square BENTONVILLE, ARKANSAS

Services Provided The primary goals of the revitalization of the Square were to maintain the historical outline Master Plan of the site, preserve the historic nature and integrity of the Square, while recreating a plaza Construction Documents that would bring more people and activity to the site during daytime and nighttime hours. Construction Phase Services The Client wanted to open up the Square to accommodate events and activities. LandPlan was able to increase pedestrian walkway widths while using large areas of open space turf Cost to break up the hardscape and provide additional space for special events. Key features Courthouse Square $600,000 include new pedestrian surfaces and safe pedestrian crossings at street corners. Streets Phase II $1,920,000 were reconfi gured to provide a simple traffi c pattern for much needed traffi c calming. Street trees, lighting, a central fountain feature and other amenities were provided for visual Contact interest within the square. City of Bentonville Mike Churchwell, Director Street Department 305 SW A Street Bentonville, AR 72712 479-271-6840

Oklahoma Department of Transportation | Contract ID No. 2259 LandPlan Consultants, Inc. | 30 Norman Main Street NORMAN, OKLAHOMA

Services Provided LandPlan assisted in providing a major renovation to downtown Norman. The designed Master Plan area consisted of 3 blocks of Main Street from the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad Construction Documents to Porter Avenue. The project consisted of new ADA accessible concrete sidewalks with Construction Phase Services cobblestone paver edging and diamond scored concrete at the corners. Curb extensions with planters at the intersections help to bring pedestrians farther out into the intersection Contact for better visibility while crossing. The pavement in the intersections and at the crosswalks Angleo Lombardo is made up of colored and stamped asphalt designed to look like cobblestone. Lacebark City of Norman elm trees with tree grates line the street. Decorative traffi c lights, street lights and pedestrian 201 W. Gray lights help to tie the project together. Benches, trash receptacles and ash urns were provided. Norman, OK 73070 405-366-5406

Oklahoma Department of Transportation | Contract ID No. 2259 LandPlan Consultants, Inc. | 31 Skiatook Central Park SKIATOOK, OKLAHOMA

Services Provided The community of Skiatook, in northeastern Oklahoma, has a small town reputation Master Plan as a quiet Tulsa suburb. The new Skiatook Central Park transforms the existing site Construction Documents along Highway 20 to be a more hospitable home to the annual September Pioneer Construction Phase Services Days and an inviting community park the rest of the year. Integrating passive and active amenities throughout the park will attract both the younger generations and the Completion older established citizens. The improved Skiatook Central Park includes the addition 2011 of active areas with a new playground and splash pad with shade sails. In addition to landscaping improvements strolling visitors will fi nd new rest rooms, a pond, boardwalk, Cost activity shelter, entry signage, fl agpole courtyard, additional parking, and ample space $2,300,000 for the annual Pioneer Days which hosts a variety of vendor tents and carnival rides.

Contact City of Skiatook Dan Yancey, City Manager 110 North Broadway Skiatook, OK 74070 918-396-2797 [email protected]

Oklahoma Department of Transportation | Contract ID No. 2259 LandPlan Consultants, Inc. | 32 QuikTrip Plaza & Playground TULSA, OKLAHOMA

Services Provided Designed to be a destination for families to relax, have fun and enhance River Parks, the Conceptual Development plaza and playground gift celebrates the 50th Anniversary for QuikTrip. The new plaza Construction Documents has an arbored entry to an elegantly paved space that includes craftsman styled shelter, Construction Phase Services rest rooms, tabled seating and a lighted geyser fountain. The playground is a focal point, providing an area for toddlers (2-5) and another area for older children (8-12). The pour Completion in place rubber safety surface and innovative play equipment accommodate 118 children. 2009 Pyramidal berms around the playground perimeter block the view of the parking lot, but provide a play area for children and casual seating for adults. Five interactive fountains with Cost dancing water jets, cascading steps, a lazy river, a bubbler table, and a geyser fountain $2,800,000 make this a refreshing treat during Oklahoma summers.

Contact Tulsa River Park Authority Matt Meyer, Executive Director 717 S. Houston Ave., Suite 510 Tulsa, Oklahoma 74127 918-596-2006

Oklahoma Department of Transportation | Contract ID No. 2259 LandPlan Consultants, Inc. | 33 Okmulgee Lake Amphitheater OKMULGEE, OKLAHOMA

Services Provided In order to take maximum advantage of the spectacular scenery at Okmulgee Lake, the Conceptual Development amphitheater’s design distributes the seating along the shoreline. The design is intended to create seating for small interpretive discussions, as well as large concerts seating up to Contact 400 people with additional area for overfl ow seating on the steep hillsides. Perforated metal Oklahoma State Parks panels will line the shoreline and allow views to the lake while protecting visitors as they Doug Hawthorne, Assistant Director engage with the outdoors. A picnic area, highlighted with panoramic views, will overlook the 120 N. Robinson, Suite 600 seating area and concrete landing stage that is level with the existing stone pavers. Salvaged Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102 stones from the old boat house will be reused on prominent walls throughout the site design 405-230-8482 and existing structures will be refurbished where possible. This design strategy minimizes the visual mass of the amphitheater and allows it to blend into the terrain and landscape.

Oklahoma Department of Transportation | Contract ID No. 2259 LandPlan Consultants, Inc. | 34 Boiling Springs State Park WOODWARD, OKLAHOMA

Services Provided Boiling Springs State Park in western Oklahoma is home to a natural phenomena of a Conceptual Development boiling spring that was showcased in the 30’s by a surrounding spring box and viewing Construction Documents shelter. The new plan replaces the existing, nondescript shelter with a new, Works Progress Construction Phase Services Administration era design shelter using logs and stone. The existing spring box has been modifi ed to a more organic shape with applied stone for a more natural design. The former Completion long handicap ramp that allowed people to get down to the spring location has been 2010 replaced with winding walkways providing the proper slope to meet ADA requirements. Flagstone paving areas have been added at the shelter and along the walkway. Additional Cost parking and trailer pull off s are incorporated for the expected increase in visitors as well as $1,250,000 improvements to the parks playgrounds.

Contact Oklahoma State Parks Doug Hawthorne, Assistant Director 120 N. Robinson, Suite 600 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102 405-230-8482

Oklahoma Department of Transportation | Contract ID No. 2259 LandPlan Consultants, Inc. | 35 Roman Nose State Park WATONGA, OKLAHOMA

Services Provided Once a winter campground of the Cheyenne tribe, this scenic state park of bluff s and valleys off ers Master Plan a full golf course with pro shop, restaurant, lodging, a swimming pool, a no wake lake, trails, fi shing and horse stables. To give this park a unifi ed rustic image, based on Civilian Conservation Completion Corps style, designs propose renovating the stables and existing shelters, adding new shelters, 2011 a new park offi ce and nature center. To highlight the Parks’ dedication to safety and pedestrian accessibility, plans involve improvements to the parking, road alignment, adding a roundabout, Estimated Cost redefi ning entrances, a boardwalk crossing over Bitter Creek/Deer Run and construction of hard $11,000,000 surface multi-use trails. Other improvements include directional and informational signage, with hardscape and safety enhancements to focus interest in the natural springs within the park. Contact Oklahoma State Parks Doug Hawthorne, Assistant Director 120 N. Robinson, Suite 600 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102 405-230-8482

Oklahoma Department of Transportation | Contract ID No. 2259 LandPlan Consultants, Inc. | 36 Standing Bear Memorial Park PONCA CITY, OKLAHOMA

Services Provided In honor of this Ponca tribal leader, a 22 foot bronze statue of Chief Standing Bear was Master Plan created as the focal point of the eight acre park. The statue, which faces the rising sun, Construction Documents is situated atop the highest elevation on the native prairie grass site. Chief Standing Bear Construction Phase Services stands on a boulder of indigenous limestone overlooking an eternal fl ame rising through limestone which appears to fl oat above the refl ecting pool. Winding paths lead from the Cost viewing court to six tribal viewing courts nestled among the trees. The six area tribes, the Phase I-II $1,650,000; Phase IV $1,100,000 Kaw, Ponca, Pawnee, Otoe-Missouria, Osage, and the Tonkowa have provided content Phase V - Scenic Byway $650,000 to make four dimensional scrapbooks complete with tribal stories and audio recordings. Traditionally, an arbor constructed of willow branches was erected each year to host the Contact annual Pow Wow. In considering a more permanent arena and arbor structure a 160 foot Standing Bear Foundation diameter arbor full of Native American symbolism has been erected. T.L. Walker 601 Standing Bear Pky Ponca City, OK 74601 580-762-1514

Oklahoma Department of Transportation | Contract ID No. 2259 LandPlan Consultants, Inc. | 37 State of Oklahoma Office of Management and Enterprise Services Division of Capital Assets Management INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING DCAM-CAP FORM 255 Construction and Properties

DCAM-CAP Form 255 is the companion form to CAP Form Item 1. Enter the description of the project, as it appears in not include employees of consultants or sub-consultants. 254 which permits Architects, Landscape Architects, the letter you received announcing the project. If the A separate DCAM-CAP Form 255 is required for additional Engineers and Land Surveyors to respond to invitations to be agency has used a number to identify the project, include consultants or sub-consultants. considered for design projects from the State of Oklahoma. It that number. permits consultants to tailor their response to the specific Item 6. This page is for the resumes of the key personnel. It project being considered by an agency. Item 2a. Enter the date of the letter announcing the project. may be copied as necessary. It should be noted that You must reply to the agency as specified, to be Oklahoma law requires that design work for Oklahoma This form is used in conjunction with DCAM-CAP Form 254 in considered. This completed form must accompany your projects require the seals of architects and engineers licensed the same manner as Federal Standard Forms 254 and 255 letter of interest. in the State of Oklahoma. are used for Federal selections. DCAM-CAP Form 255 is to be used for a specific project and DCAM-CAP Form 254 is Item 2b. Enter the name of the agency from which you Item 7. This page is for the listing of projects accomplished by used to be registered for consideration. These forms have received the announcement letter. the (P)artnership, (C)orporation, (J)oint- (V)enture, or been designed to be as similar as possible to the Federal (I)ndividual, which best represents the qualifications of the firm forms but SF254 and SF255 MAY NOT be used for State Item 3. List the legal name and address of the firm or joint- for the type of project similar to the one announced. Do not registration and selection. venture submitting this form. include projects of consultants or sub-consultants.

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DCAM/CAP - FORM 255 (08/2012) THIS FORM MAY BE COPIED OR COMPUTER GENERATED FORM 255 PAGE 1 OF 8 1. Project Name/Location for which firm is filing: 2a. Date of Announcement: 2b. Agency originating announcement: Contract Identification No. 2259 July 9, 2020 STATE Pre-Qualification for Transportation Alternatives Services Oklahoma Department of OF Oklahoma Department of Transportation Transportation OKLAHOMA

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3. Firm (or Joint-Venture) Legal Name and Address: 3c. Name, Title, & Telephone Number of Principal Contact: LandPlan Consultants, Inc. Keith R. Franklin, ASLA 111 0 W. 23rd St. President Tulsa, OK 74107 (918) 645-7719

3a. Certificate of Authority Number: 221 3d. Address of office to perform work if different from Item 3: N/A 3b. FEI/Tax ID Number: 73-1485379

4. Personnel by Discipline: (List each person only once, by primary function.) 2 Administrative Economists Mechanical Engineers Architects Electrical Engineers Mining Engineers CAD/CADD Technicians Estimators Planners: Urban/Regional Chemical Engineers Geologists Sanitary Engineers Civil Engineers Hydrologists Soil Engineers Construction Inspectors Interior Designers Specification Writers Draftsmen 7 Landscape Architects Structural Engineers Ecologists Land Surveyors Surveyors 9 Total Personnel 5. If submittal is by a JOINT-VENTURE, list participating firms and outline specific areas of responsibility (including administrative, technical and financial) for each firm: All firms and the joint venture MUST be registered with Construction and Properties, Division of Capital Assets Management, 2401 N. Lincoln Blvd., Suite 106, P. O. Box 53448, Oklahoma City, OK 73152-3448. N/A

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DCAM/CAP - FORM 255 (08/2012) THIS FORM MAY BE COPIED OR COMPUTER GENERATED FORM 255 PAGE 2 OF 8 6. Brief resume of key persons, specialists, and individual consultants employed by sub-consultants anticipated for THIS PROJECT. a. Name and Title: Keith R. Franklin, RLA, ASLA - President a. Name and Title: Julie Graff, RLA, LEED AP – Vice President b. Project Assignment: b. Project Assignment: Principal Landscape Architect in Charge Principal Landscape Architect c. Name of firm with which associated: Land Plan Consultants, I.nc. c. Name of firm with which associated: Land Plan Consultants, I.nc. d. Years experience: With this firm 37 With other firms 2 d. Years experience: With this firm 8 With other firms 10 e. Education: Degree(s)/Year/Specialization e. Education: Degree(s)/Year/Specialization Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, University of Arkansas 1981 Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, Colorado State University, 2002 Master of Construction Management, Colorado State University, 2004 f. Active Registration: State/Year first registered/Discipline/Oklahoma License Number f. Active Registration: State/Year first registered/Discipline/ Oklahoma License Number Oklahoma/ 1983 / Landscape Architect/ #94 Oklahoma/Landscape Architecture/OK# 382 Arkansas/ 2000 / Landscape Architect/ #164 Missouri/ 2001 / Landscape Architect/ #944 Oklahoma Certificate of Authority (if any) #221 Oklahoma Certificate of Authority (if any) g. Other experience and qualifications relevant to the proposed project: g. Other experience and qualifications relevant to the proposed project:

Mr. Franklin founded LandPlan Consultants. Inc. in 1983 to provide landscape Julie Graff has professional experience in landscape architecture, project management, architecture and site planning services with a special emphasis in the area of and is a registered landscape architect. She is a LEED accredited professional and has recreational design. As principal in charge of all LandPlan Consultants projects, Mr. worked on over 10 LEED projects contributing to sustainable sites and water Franklin has overseen a variety of master plans and projects relating to parks, trails, conservation efforts. Julie has had extensive experience working for architectural firms streetscapes, and planning projects across the state of Oklahoma. He has met the and also for the City of Fort Collins Park Planning and Development Division. design needs of numerous communities and agencies through his efforts. In the planning She has worked on a wide range of projects including health care healing gardens, phases of a project, Mr. Franklin demonstrates superior skills in leading group meetings school facilities, university master planning, commercial design, parks, playgrounds, and consensus building among various stakeholders. His ability to moderate and private residences, and environmental restoration projects. Her designs evolve from the facilitate public meetings has led to the successful completion of more than 66 trails and project site - reflecting the unique historical, cultural, and environmental characteristics of 40 park projects. the landscape. She provides design and planning leadership in specialized project areas such as site planning, green infrastructure and low impact development, A past president of the Oklahoma Chapter of the American Society of Landscape parks/recreation/athletics design, and community-based planning and design. Architects, Mr. Franklin also completed a three year term as Trustee for that organization. Mr. Franklin is a member of the Oklahoma Bicyclist Coalition, League of Ms. Graffs project experience includes Ardmore Depot Park Master Plan, Ardmore American Bicyclists, Rails to Trails Conservancy, Tulsa Chamber of Commerce, Charles Smith Plaza Master Plan, Ardmore Depot Park Master Plan, Ardmore First Oklahoma Municipal League, Association of Pedestrian and Bicycle Professionals, and National Bank Master Plan, Cry Baby Hill, Tulsa Zoning Ordinance, Ardmore TAP the National Recreation and Park Association. Funding, Avenida Senior Living, Osage Casino, Bear Peak Properties, Ada Wintersmith & Glenwood Pools, Keystone Ancient Forest Master Plan, Inola Fleming Park, Skiatook Projects: Arcadia Trail, Arkansas River Low Water Dam Schematic Design, Lake East Downtown Streetscape Concept, Sequoyah State Park-Paradise Cove, Ada Claremore Splashpad, GKFF/ River Parks Dual Trails in Tulsa, Tulsa Transportation Streetscape, Claremore Splash Pad, Monte Cassino School Master Plan and Management Area Trails Master Plan, Edmond Trails Master Plan, Sand Springs River Playground, Okmulgee State Park Amphitheater, Hudson Villas Assisted Living City Trail, KA TY Trail Improvements, Creek Turnpike Trail, Standing Bear Native Courtyard, Trail and Planting Design, Arkansas Low Water Dam Master Plan, American Memorial Park in Ponca City, 41"1 Street Sidewalk in Sand Springs, QuikTrip Albuquerque Uptown Master Plan, University of New Mexico Master Plan Update, Plaza and Playground, Edmond Trail and Sidewalk Master Plan, and Ardmore Trails Turquoise Trail, Rail Runner Station Area Plans, Rio Rancho Sports Complex, and Low Master Plan. Mr. Franklin also oversaw the Skiatook TAP Funding, Ada Main Street TAP Impact Development for Tulsa's Pearl District. Funding, Ardmore TAP Funding, Claremore Trail TAP Funding, Pawhuska TAP Funding, Standing Bear TAP Funding, Broken Arrow Main Street Bikeway Tap Funding, Rogers County TAP Funding, Rogers County Trail TAP Funding

DCAM/CAP - FORM 255 (08/2012) THIS FORM MAY BE COPIED OR COMPUTER GENERATED FORM 255 PAGE 3 OF 8 6. Brief resume of key persons, specialists, and individual consultants employed by sub-consultants anticipated for THIS PROJECT. a. Name and Title: Jeffrey Morales, RLA, Senior Associate Landscape Architect a. Name and Title: Barbara Tartar, RLA - Landscape Architect- Sr. Associate b. Project Assignment: b. Project Assignment: Landscape Architect, Civil Design Senior Associate Landscape Architect c. Name of firm with which associated: LandPlan Consultants, Inc. c. Name of firm with which associated: LandPlan Consultants, Inc. d. Years experience: With this firm 16 With other firms 0 d. Years experience: With this firm 19 With other firms 15 e. Education: Degree(s)/Year/Specialization e. Education: Degree(s)/Year/Specialization Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, Oklahoma State University 2003 Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, Iowa State University 1984 f. Active Registration: State/Year first registered/Discipline/Oklahoma License Number f. Active Registration: State/Year first registered/Discipline/ Oklahoma License Number OK/2019/Landscape Architecture/LA472 Oklahoma / 2001 / Landscape Architect / #237 Oklahoma Certificate of Authority (if any) Oklahoma Certificate of Authority (if any) g. Other experience and qualifications relevant to the proposed project: g. Other experience and qualifications relevant to the proposed project:

Jeffrey Morales has been practicing landscape architecture since 2004. His specialized A talented landscape architect with a diverse background in municipal and commercial professional experience includes conceptual and schematic design, creation of landscape design, Barbara Tartar came to LandPlan Consultants after working in Florida construction documents, project management and construction administration for trails for fifteen years. Barbara has impacted many regional cities and communities with her and recreational parks. Additionally, he has expertise in site grading as well as extensive work on park, pedestrian/bike trails, and streetscape projects in Oklahoma. Barbara's knowledge of plant material. Jeffs primary roles are project management and responsibilities consist of meeting with clients; managing projects; preliminary designs construction administration as it relates to landscape architecture. He brings to the for municipal approval; coordinating with government officials; preparing construction company a background in landscape construction via many years of experience with golf document sets; bidding services; grant writing, and construction inspection. Barbara has course management, excellent relationships within the industry, and an understanding of significant expertise in ADA issues as they relate to ODOT pedestrian facilities. the entire construction process. This experience contributes to finding value for owners in their projects and helping contractors realize their full potential during installation. Since Ms. Tartar has joined LandPlan she has worked on an extensive number of projects ranging from streetscapes and trails to parks. Barbara's impact on Oklahoma Recent trail project experience includes the McAlester Belmont Trail, Creek Casino Trail, streetscapes includes Ada Main Street Streetscape, Skiatook Rogers Street Phase 1, Arcadia Trail-Reherman, Broken Arrow Trail Concepts, Sand Springs Hwy 97 Trail TA Ardmore Downtown Streetscape, Collinsville Downtown Streetscape, Grove Downtown Application, Osage Prairie Trail Extension, Roman Nose Trail, GKFF/ River Parks Dual Streetscape Phase 1 & 2, Norman Downtown Main Street, Tulsa Downtown Park Master Trail Enhancements, Arcadia Lake Trail, Ponca Lake Trail, River Parks West Bank Trail, Plan, Shawnee Downtown Master Plan, Ponca City Downtown Master Plan, Altus Katy Trail Enhancements, Midland Valley Trail, Norman Hwy 9 Trail, Broken Arrow Navajoe Gateway Project, Blackwell Downtown Master Plan, Bentonville Courthouse Creek Trail, Osage Rail Trail, Mingo Trail, Sand Spring River City Trail, Broken Arrow Square, and Durant Downtown Master Plan and Market Square. She also worked on the South Loop Trail, Cordell Pedestrian and Bicycle Trailway, Ardmore Trail, Bixby Fry Skiatook TAP Funding, Ada Main Street TAP Funding, Ardmore TAP Funding, Creek Trail, Enid Downtown Trail Feasibility, Buffalo Trail and Tri-state Monument, Pawhuska TAP Funding, Standing Bear TAP Funding, Broken Arrow Main Street Collinsville Park Trail, Northeastern State University Broken Arrow Trail, Festival Park Bikeway Tap Funding, and the Rogers County TAP Funding. Trail, and Muskogee Centennial Trail. Barbara's contributions to bike/pedestrian trail projects include the Ponca City Trails Examples of Mr. Morales park and streetscape include OTRD Various Playgrounds, Will Master Plan, Mitch Park/Coffee Creek Trail, Standing Bear Phase 4 Trail, Cordell Trails, Rogers Park Sidewalks, Durant Downtown Master Plan, Standing Bear Memorial Park and Claremore Trails Master Plan. Her recent park projects include OTRD Various Arbor, Grove Downtown Master Plan, Durant Market Square, Walters Streetscape, Sand Playgrounds, Boiling Springs State Park, Sequoyah State Park Lodge and Cart Barn, Springs Gateway Enhancements, Claremore Splash Pad, Claremore Will Rogers Park Natural Falls State Park, Collinsville City Park, Standing Bear Park in Ponca City, Ponca Master Plan, Grove Springs/Wolf Creek Park Master Plan, and Norman's Campus City Civic Center Plaza, and Tulsa River Park's Turkey Mountain. Corner Master Plan.

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6. Brief resume of key persons, specialists, and individual consultants employed by sub-consultants anticipated for THIS PROJECT. a. Name and Title: Blake Buckner, RLA, Project Manager a. Name and Title: Michael Harmon, LEED, AP - Project Manager b. Project Assignment: b. Project Assignment: Landscape Architect Site Design Landscape Architect Site Design c. Name of firm with which associated: LandPlan Consultants, Inc. c. Name of firm with which associated: LandPlan Consultants, Inc. d. Years experience: With this firm 5 With other firms 2 d. Years experience: With this firm 12 With other firms 2 e. Education: Degree(s)/Year/Specialization e. Education: Degree(s)/Year/Specialization Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, University of Arkansas 2013 Associates in Horticulture, Oklahoma State University Bachelor of Architectural Studies, University of Arkansas 2013 Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, Colorado State University 2006 f. Active Registration: f. Active Registration: State/Year first registered/Discipline/ Oklahoma License Number Oklahoma/2017/Landscape Architect/ #439 Oklahoma Certificate of Authority (if any) Oklahoma Certificate of Authority (if any) g. Other experience and qualifications relevant to the proposed project: g. Other experience and qualifications relevant to the proposed project:

Blake earned his BLA from the University of Arkansas in 2013. After graduating, he Michael earned his bachelor's degree from Colorado State University and spent several worked in Houston for a couple of years before joined Land Plan in September of 2015. years at a local Denver based firm. His experiences include master planned, amenity- He has experience with the full design process, including bidding and some construction based and large lot communities with mixed land uses, open space, and preservation administration. Projects he has worked on include master-planned communities, zones all combine to form various centers within neighborhoods and communities. playgrounds, splashpads, streetscapes, trail improvements and coordinated on TAP funding for various projects. He is currently pursuing licensure. Since joining Land Plan, Michael has been involved in a variety of projects including parks, splash pads, playgrounds, streetscapes, master planning, and trail improvements. Mr. Buckner has worked on Cry Baby Hill, Ardmore Downtown Streetscape, Arcadia As a project manager he has prepared construction documents, design standards, Trail-Reherman, Broken Arrow Trail Concepts, Sand Springs Hwy 97 Trail TA design guidelines, Geographic Information Systems (GIS) analysis and mapping, grant Application, Skiatook TAP Funding, Ada Main Street TAP Funding, Ardmore TAP writing, marketing graphics, and taken projects from concept through construction. Funding, Claremore Trail TAP Funding, Pawhuska TAP Funding, Standing Bear TAP Michael is a LEED accredited professional with experience leading public meetings and Funding, Broken Arrow Main Street Bikeway Tap Funding, Rogers County TAP Funding, preparing outstanding illustrative presentations to communicate project direction for Rogers County Trail TAP Funding, Wewoka Bump Out & Plantings, and Christ the King evaluation during public meetings. Landscaping. Mr. Harmon has worked on the Sand Springs River City River City & Pratt Civitan Parks, Edmond Barnett Park Phase 1 & 2, Pryor Trails Master Plan, Cache Master Plan, Love County Legacy Park OTRD Trail, GKFF/River Parks Dual Trail Enhancements, Muskogee Centennial Trail, Muscogee (Creek) Nation Casino Trail, Skiatook Central Park, Collinsville Streetscape, McAlester Trails Master Plan, Wilburton Trails and Sidewalk Master Plan, Peoria Multi-modal Study, Mercy-Love County Legacy Park and Trail, Weatherford Downtown Revitalization Streetscape, Choctaw Parks Master Plan, Low Impact Development for Tulsa's Pearl District, Pawhuska Downtown Master Plan, 1- 244 Arkansas River Bridge, Pawhuska Parks Master Plan, Skiatook Gateway Signage, and McAlester Belmont Trail.

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6. Brief resume of key persons, specialists, and individual consultants employed by sub-consultants anticipated for THIS PROJECT. a. Name and Title: Jamie Barnes, Landscape Designer a. Name and Title: b. Project Assignment: b. Project Assignment: Landscape Design c. Name of firm with which associated: LandPlan Consultants, Inc. c. Name of firm with which associated: d. Years experience: With this firm 2 With other firms 3 d. Years experience: With this firm With other firms e. Education: Degree(s)/Year/Specialization e. Education: Degree(s)/Year/Specialization Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, 2015 f. Active Registration: State/Year first registered/Discipline/Oklahoma License Number f. Active Registration: State/Year first registered/Discipline/ Oklahoma License Number

Oklahoma Certificate of Authority (if any) Oklahoma Certificate of Authority (if any) g. Other experience and qualifications relevant to the proposed project: g. Other experience and qualifications relevant to the proposed project:

Jamie earned his BLA from Oklahoma State University in 2015. After graduating, he worked in Dallas for over 3 years before joining Land Plan in August of 2018. Jamie is a native Tulsan with a wide knowledge of the area and surrounding communities. He has experience in a wide range of design and construction that has centered around engaging outdoor spaces, water features, and municipal cooperation.

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a. Project Name and Location "P", "C", b. Nature Of Firms Responsibility c. Project Owner’s Name and Address d. Completion e. Est. Cost (000’s) "JV" or "I" Date Entire Firm’s Portion Project 1. West Bank Trail Expansion P Trail Alignment Analysis Matt VanAuken 2018 2750 43 Concepts Oklahoma Department of Transportation (fee only) Tulsa, OK 200 NE 21st Street Oklahoma City, OK 73105-3204 2. Sand Springs Hwy 97 Sidepath P Final PS&E and Construction Phase Matt VanAuken 2018 850 97 Sand Springs, OK Services Oklahoma Department of Transportation (fee only) 200 NE 21st Street Oklahoma City, OK 73105-3204 3. Sand Springs Park Road Trail P Final PS&E and Construction Phase Matt VanAuken 2017 750 86 Sands Springs, OK Services Oklahoma Department of Transportation (fee only) 200 NE 21st Street Oklahoma City, OK 73105-3204 4. Ardmore Downtown Streetscape P Master Planning, PS&E, Bidding and Kevin Boatright 2018 4100 442 Ardmore, OK Construction Administration Services City of Ardmore (fee only) 23 S. Washington Ardmore, Oklahoma 7340 5. ntegris Trail Spur P Preliminary & Final Design, Bidding and Steve Commons 2019 525 78 Edmond, OK Construction Administration Services City of Edmond (fee only) 24 E. First Street Edmond, OK 73034 6. Enid SRTS P Final PS&E Matt VanAuken 2019 190 (178 Oklahoma Department of Transportation fee only) 200 NE 21st Street Oklahoma City, OK 73105-3204 7. Osage Prairie Trail Extension P Final PS&E and Construction Phase Dan Yancy 2018 650 44 Skiatook, OK Services City of Skiatook (fee only) P.O. Box 399 Skiatook, OK 7 4070 8. Roman Nose Trail Phases 1, 2, 3 P Final PS&E and Construction Phase Matt VanAuken 2020 1750 185 Watongo, OK Services Oklahoma Department of Transportation (fee only) 200 NE 21st Street Oklahoma City, OK 73105-3204 9. 36th Street North Streetscape C Conceptual Design and Preliminary Jim Moore 2020 3500 215 Tulsa, OK Design, Final PS&E PEC (fee only) 303 S. Topeka Wichita, KS 67202 10. Ardmore Streetscape Phase 2 P PS&E Lenae Clements 2020 850 85 Ardmore, OK Oklahoma Department of Transportation (fee only) 200 NE 21st Street Oklahoma City, OK 73105-3204

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LandPlan Consultants, Inc. has been providing professional Landscape Architecture design services to public and private clients across Oklahoma since 1983. Our services include a diverse project portfolio with a emphasis in the areas of pedestrian facilities, streetscape projects, bicycle and pedestrian trails, bikeways, gateway design, park and recreation facilities, urban planning, greenways, highway beautification, and general landscape architecture. Our mission is to provide communities, institutions, and public agencies with innovative planning and design services on projects with improve the quality of life. LandPlan's reputation for design excellence has been acknowledged through numerous awards, including seventeen design awards presented by the American Society of Landscape Architects, the National Society of Professional Engineers, and a nomination for a FHWA Enhancement Project Award.

LandPlan Consultants (LPCI) has provided site development, conceptual design, design reports, preliminary planning, construction documents, and construction phase services for streetscapes, trails, and parks throughout Oklahoma and the region. Examples of LandPlan's constructed projects include GKFF Tulsa River Park Trails, 1-244 Arkansas River Multi-modal Bridge (Bike/Ped), Downtown Collinsville Streetscape, Grove Downtown Redevelopment, Sand Springs River City Trail, 41st Street QuikTrip Plaza, Creek Turnpike Trail, Skiatook Central Park, Boiling Springs State Park, and Standing Bear Park in Ponca City. With more than 66 trail design projects, 30 streetscape projects, and 40 park projects, Land Plan has unmatched expertise in the planning and design of these types of projects.

LPCI also has relevant experience with many public works projects from storm water detention, highway and right of way planting, and wetland mitigation. Some of our notable projects include Riverside Drive Extension Landscaping, River Parks Reforestation Plan, Creek Turnpike Wetland Mitigation, Creek Turnpike ROW Landscaping, Heatherridge Storm Water/Detention Wetland Mitigation, River Parks Eagle Habitat Mitigation, and Fred Creek Habitat Mitigation.

The LPCI staff includes designers with expertise in developing construction documents for roadway design, parking lot layouts, complex pedestrian/vehicular intersections, and extensive proficiency with trail development. As a firm, LPCl's skills includes complex urban streetscapes and complete streets designs, rural and urban bike routes, on-road bike facilities, intersection safety improvements and off-road trails. We have completed numerous ODOT projects and have extensive background coordinating with INCOG on various project types. Our services are focused on project priorities to provide quality, comprehensive, and complete documents to our clients.

LPCl's ability to create engineering and construction cost estimates is directly related to our recent background of projects with similar scopes. Resourcing recent projects gives us access to figures that will help in forecasting calculations in construction methods, management, and materials. These estimates can be used to establish funding and budget predictions for future probable cost objectives.

Our office has well developed skills in 3D functionality through solid modeling while also providing photo realistic 2-dimensional renderings and plans. We have the ability to provide complete construction plan, specification, and estimate documents. The LandPlan team has both a knowledge base and experience using AutoCAD Civil 3D, Sketchup, Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign), Eagle Point, GIS, and Microsoft Office.

9. 61 O.S., § 64. Offenses Any consultant or person doing architectural, surveying or engineering work for the State of Oklahoma, their agents, servants or employees, who shall receive gratuity from any contractor or builder of any public building or works, or solicit, receive or make any political contribution from or to a contractor or a builder of any public building or works, or who attempts to interfere with the competitive bidding process of the State of Oklahoma in any manner, is guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be fined not less than One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) nor more than Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00), and by imprisonment in the county jail for not less than six (6) months nor more than one (1) year. Any contractor or builder of any public building or works, their agents, servants or employees, who shall offer any gratuity or political contribution to any consultant doing architectural, surveying or engineering work for the State of Oklahoma, or who attempts to interfere with the competitive bidding process of the State of Oklahoma in any manner, is guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be fined not less than One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) nor more than Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00), and by imprisonment in the county jail for not less than six (6) months nor more than one (1) year.

10. The foregoing is a statement of facts. My signature below indicates I have read the above excerpt from Title 61 of the Oklahoma Statutes. Date: Return this form along with your letter expressing interest to the agency from whom Signature: Typed Name and Title: Keith R. Franklin, ASLA, RLA, President July 15, 2020 you received the notice of this project.

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