Clair Donnelly Amphitheater MAIZE CITY PARK FEBRUARY 2020

ENGINEERING LASTING RELATIONSHIPS PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS PA February 10, 2020 PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS, PA

Mr. Ross Jensby Park and Tree Board Project Supervisor City of Maize 10100 West Grady Avenue Maize, KS 67101 Subject: Clair Donnelly Amphitheater Project Dear Mr. Jensby: Design is about creating value for people, enhancing their quality of life and the communities in which they live. The Clair Donnelly Amphitheater Project provides Maize with the opportunity to create value and enhance quality of life and quality of place. It will provide a range of activities that will give residents and visitors unforgettable experiences. We are eager to work with you on the Clair Donnelly Amphitheater and have a very qualified team to do it. The Right Team Makes a Difference Our team is composed of regional and national experts. Professional Engineering Consultants (PEC) will lead the team. We have teamed with Gravity::Works Architecture for this project, a firm with which PEC has a long working relationship. We have experience designing multiple park and amphitheater projects. PEC’s comprehensive planning, landscape architectural, and engineering services are available in one firm.This in- house ability as well as our long-term relationship with Gravity::Works translates into time and cost savings for the City of Maize. Our professionals are experts in park design, site design, drainage, and sustainability with an established history of similar work. Nick Staib, RLA will serve as Project Manager and will be the primary contact for our team. Our Process Creates Experiential Design The PEC team focuses on the needs and wants of our clients and then provides the expertise to create the right solution. Our team looks beyond the standard design process and creates experiential designs. We strive to create spaces and places that focus on the quality of the user experience, that come alive to create distinct identities of their own.

We offer Maize comprehensive services that will accomplish your goals from start to finish. We will assist you in making informed, educated decisions at every step, so the amphitheater project meets your expectations, maximizes your budget, and delivers your intended results.

We are very interested in serving the Maize community with this project. We are available to begin your project immediately and commit our staff and resources to delivering your project within your timeline. We appreciate your consideration and thank you for this exciting opportunity! We look forward to presenting more of our ideas in person.

Sincerely, PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS, PA

Michael D. Kelsey, PE Nicholas L. Staib, RLA, LEED GA Principal-in-Charge Project Manager

303 SOUTH TOPEKA WICHITA, KS 67202 316-262-2691 www.pec1.com PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS

TABLE OF CONTENTS

SECTION 1 Qualifications and Expertise

SECTION 2 Understanding and Approach to the Project

SECTION 3 Meeting the Project Budget

SECTION 4 Project Team Organization Chart + Resumes

SECTION 5 Similar Project Experience

SECTION 6 Required Forms

CLAIR DONNELLY AMPHITHEATER PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS

SECTION 1 Qualifications and Expertise

CLAIR DONNELLY AMPHITHEATER PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS Qualifications and Expertise The PEC Team has the qualifications and experience to meet and exceed your expectations for the Clair Donnelly Amphitheater project. This project means a lot to us. It is important to us because our children, our families, and our friends will use these facilities. Put our team’s knowledge and expertise to work for you because we care.

The PEC Team offers some unique advantages for the project: • We are local; providing a distinct advantage with communications and meetings, understanding regional context and local regulations, and Maize is our community too!” • We know your staff, and your staff knows us • We are experts in park and recreation planning and design • We offer alternatives to provide Maize with the most cost-effective solutions that consider available funding, capital expenditure, and long-term operations and maintenance costs • We listen – we use an interactive approach to planning and design that encourages input and utilizes your ideas and thoughts as building blocks for the success of the project.

The Academy Arts District Plan provides a great guiding philosophy for context and design

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Firm Profile PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS, PA (PEC) applies scientific principles to make things work. We communicate those principles in a way that promotes understanding and consensus to maximize opportunities.

That’s what good engineering is all about — that is what PEC is FACILITIES ENGINEERING all about — creating opportunity. • Mechanical • Electrical We understand the market, the • Plumbing • Structural technology, the regulations and the • Telecommunications • Lighting communities we serve. It’s having the foresight to re-imagine the everyday into CIVIL ENGINEERING the extraordinary with practical, proactive, • Transportation • Airports innovative solutions that save money and • Water/Wastewater • Planning create value. • Municipal Services • Land Development Founded in 1965 as one of the first full- SPECIALTY SERVICES service consulting firms in the region, PEC’s • Audio/Visual Design knowledge is the cumulative effect of 55 • Architectural Lighting Design years of experience. We offer comprehensive • Computational Fluid Dynamics services conveniently located in one firm, an • Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) efficiency that translates into time and cost • Infrared Thermography savings. • Electro-Acoustic Simulation • Automated Control Systems PEC started with less than 30 people. Today, • 3D Laser Scanning our staff of more than 300 holds professional engineering licenses in all 50 states. Our work FIELD SERVICES takes us across the nation and around the • Survey world to design an increasing variety of projects • Geotechnical from highways to hospitals — water towers to • Inspection and Testing wind turbines — stadiums to sidewalks — and • Air and Water Balance everything in between.

• Commissioning ENGINEERING LICENSES What we do is important, but more important is BY STATE how we do it for you. We know each client is different and each project is unique. We are flexible in our approach, innovative in our thinking and relentless on your behalf. We appreciate your partnership, honor your input, and will work to create value for you at every point in all your projects.

Let’s get started.

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SECTION 2 Understanding and Approach to the Project

CLAIR DONNELLY AMPHITHEATER PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS Enhancing a Community Destination

Understanding the Project We are excited to propose on the Clair Donnelly Amphitheater project. We welcome the opportunity to assist the community in creating the best amphitheater for the Maize community and memorializes the legacy of Mayor Donnelly. PEC has worked with many communities to help create destinations for the entire family and community that spark civic pride. This not only assures a successful long-term project, but creates a space that the public holds in high regard and encourages pride in ownership.

We understand that there are multiple types of uses being considered – from concerts and performances to farmers markets, gatherings, art fairs, and special events. There will be many elements to balance to create a beautiful and functional yet cost effective design. We understand the need for audience comfort, sound quality, flexible performance area(s), advertising spaces, flex spaces, conditioned structure, and memorializing Mayor Donnelly; all working to create a seamless City Park site. We will work with you to help you make informed decisions about the vision you and your community are looking for on this project and develop a plan based on that vision. Once completed, the Amphitheater and enhanced City Park will provide Maize with a regional destination for first class leisure and recreation opportunities, a generator of economic impact, and a catalyst for surrounding development. Park facilities not only enhance the visitor experience; they foster a healthy/active lifestyle among local residents and offer opportunities for needed social interactions.

One of the core beliefs that our team is founded on is the power of collaboration. True success does not come from one designer or one firm. It comes from a collaborative effort between team members with a wide array of experiences. We value working with personnel from the city, school district, park board, and recreation commission who have a vested interest and unmatched understanding of the community. We use an engaging design process that challenges participants, engages their creative energies, identifies opportunities, and integrates all the specialties required to develop each project.

The PEC Team includes planners, landscape architects, architects, and civil engineers – who specialize and are nationally recognized in park design, infrastructure design, stormwater drainage, sound quality, pedestrian and vehicular access including ADA accessibility, utility coordination, and the many other disciples required for a successful Amphitheater project. Our local team of experts will provide the practical planning necessary to bring your vision to reality. We have assembled a team that brings unparalleled experience to your project. Our approach, as a team, is to learn from what has been successful in the past and identify how to make it better. Take the collective knowledge from all disciplines – and use it to create an amphitheater and park complex that is uniquely designed for the Maize community.

Streetscape enhancements reflect the Kechi Arts & Business District Design theme. PEC helped create the vision for the district, created the streetscape design, and is currently developing construction documents for the project.

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Differentiators Because the PEC Team is local, we have knowledge of the local market. This knowledge allows our team to start immediately on your project with information in hand that will prove invaluable for getting your park and ampitheater planned to fit your community. Our previous work on the Maize in Motion plan further instilled relationships with Maize staff and has enhanced our knowledge of the Maize community. Maize City Park is already a major community destination and we are excited to enhance its regional draw.

This project hits close to home for many of us, and we are excited for this opportunity. Many of our employees live in the Maize community and are champions for leisure and recreation in the area and for this project. As a team, we thoroughly enjoy working together and look for clients and projects that we will enjoy – this is important on all projects, especially those that are made successful through collaboration and proper planning. We are excited about the opportunity to work with Maize and with each other on a project we believe in. Project Approach We are eager to work with you to create a vision for your amphitheater and park complex that complements the Academy Arts District Vision. We know that this project has involved much discussion in your community. We welcome the opportunity to bring all parties together to create a truly exciting plan that the entire community will rally behind and support. To accomplish this, we plan on breaking this project down into three phases: planning and schematic design, design and development, and construction documents.

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Planning and Schematic Design Together with your staff, we will develop a detailed schedule to identify all milestones, establish coordination meetings, and set deliverable dates. This will keep all team members on the same page as this project progresses.

We will start this project well-aware that all known issues are being accounted for so the project can be fully implemented. During the Planning & Schematic Design phase, we will research and gather available data and identify challenges and opportunities that may impact this project. This includes conducting field survey and performing geotechnical analysis, as needed. We will analyze the property and identify elements such as pedestrian and vehicle access, adjacent property impacts, vehicular and bicycle parking demand, drainage patterns, utility services, vegetative cover, viewsheds, and available maintenance personnel.

We will host a stakeholder workshop to cooperatively determine priorities for the project. We assume the stakeholder group will include staff from the City of Maize, USD 266, Recreation Commission, and Park & Tree Board. We will work with the City to finalize the stakeholder group that will be involved throughout the project. It will be integral to involve those who will be programming the space. We will utilize our team’s expertise to inform and discuss realistic expectations for the project. There will undoubtable be some give and take during design due to financial and/or space limitations; giving up certain things (or maybe delaying them to another phase) to make sure another element is provided. The initial group workshop will be integral for our designers to more intimately understand your unique ideas, priorities, and expectations for the project.

PEC planners and designers created a concept rendering to show how schematic design can help the discussion about priorities. It also shows how spaces can be flexible for a variety of uses, from performances to outdoor markets.

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Our team will utilize the data and input provided by the stakeholders to brainstorm ideas and develop some initial site layout and amphitheater concept sketches. These sketches will be rough in nature; intended to provide a guide for future concept development. Our team is youthful, creative, and artistic, which will be integral in creating options that promote and integrate with the Academy Arts District.

The concept options will be presented to the stakeholder group for discussion. This discussion will provide vital input to be used to create a preferred concept. To add to the discussion, our team has intimate knowledge of the costs associated with our designs, so we can ensure our design is not only beautiful and functional, but that it is feasible as well.

At the completion of the Planning & Schematic Design phase, our team will provide you with a narrative describing the desired future of the park and amphitheater, rough concept plan(s), a high-level phasing plan (if desired), as well as a high-level cost estimates. We will break this project down into a budget that maximizes your available funding, and suggesting a phased-approach for potential excess budget items which may be above the available funding.

Multi-function shaded plaza area could be designed for many uses including performance viewing, outdoor markets, and even food truck rallies (as shown above)

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Multi-function shaded plaza area could be utilized for a farmers market (as shown above)

Design Development The Design Development phase will initiate by with our team creating a few detailed concepts. Each concept will include the amenities identified as priorities during the previous phase as well as some options that our planners and designers think your community may benefit from based upon our data research and vast experience. Each of the concepts will include multiple views including plan view (overhead), renderings, and 3D models.

The multiple concepts will be presented to the stakeholder group for input. We will lead a discussion about the concepts, how each achieves the desired future of the amphitheater and park, as well as the differences, benefits, impacts, and costs of each concept. The detailed discussion will provide our team with a clear picture to create the preferred concept.

At the completion of the Design Development phase, our team will provide you with detailed drawings, illustrations, and rendering of the preferred concepts, a phasing plan (if desired), as well as cost estimates. Construction Documents The Construction Documents phase will focus on creating the detailed plans to be used for construction. During this phase, we anticipate little if any involvement by the stakeholder group. City staff will review our team’s work at 30%, 60%, and 90% design. With each submittal, our team will provide you with detailed cost estimates. We will also analyze and assess the acoustic quality based upon the preferred design. Once construction documents are completed, we will assist in the bidding process and provide construction administration and construction management services. CLAIR DONNELLY AMPHITHEATER UNDERSTANDING AND APPROACH TO THE PROJECT | 13 PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS

SECTION 3 Meeting the Project Budget

CLAIR DONNELLY AMPHITHEATER PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS Meeting the Project Budget We have a vast amount of experience designing to a specific budget. We understand that your budget for this project is $500,000 and will meet that budget. We anticipate our budget for planning, design, and construction documents to be between $35,000 to $50,000 with an additional $5,000 to $8,000 for survey and geotechnical analysis (as needed). In our experience, there are always desired elements of a project that do not fit into the budget. Our process will engage the stakeholder group in balancing the desired amenities and design with the available budget. We will guide the group in making the tough decisions and will provide the details, data, and analysis to justify the decision. If it is desired by Maize, there may be the option to phase the project to achieve more than the current budget allows. This reflects PEC’s focus on ensuring we do not lose out on opportunities to plan for the future. Just because a project is complete, does not mean that our vision has been achieved. Our engaging design process typically identifies community desires beyond those that can be completed with a single project. We pride ourselves on capturing these ideas for future enhancements to guide future plans.

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SECTION 4 Project Team Organization Chart + Resumes

CLAIR DONNELLY AMPHITHEATER PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS Project Team Resumes for the key personnel assigned to your project directly follow this exhibit in the order they appear on this organizational chart. These personnel are available to perform the work as proposed.

PRINCIPAL-IN-CHARGE

Mike Kelsey PE QUALITY CONTROL

PROJECT MANAGER Charlie Brown PE, PS

Nick Staib RLA, LEED GA

UTILITY SITE STORMWATER/ STRUCTURAL COORDINATION PLANNING; DESIGN DRAINAGE Clay Cline PE, SE Rebecca Mellies IE Mitch Coffman AICP Josh Golka PE ELECTRICAL RLA Kurt Huiras Chris Vail PE MECHANICAL Shaun Conway PE

SURVEY GEOTECHNICAL ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES Charles Brooksher PS Britt Clubb PE Vince Haines AIA, NCARB David Stewart AIA, NCARB

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Michael D. Kelsey PE PRINCIPAL-IN-CHARGE

Kansas State University, Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering, 1991 University of Kansas, Civil Engineering Continuing Education, 1993 Pollution Prevention (NPDES Permitting) University of Kentucky, Civil Engineering Continuing Education, 1991 KYPIPE Water Modeling American Council of Engineering Companies, Emerging Leaders Program, 2017

Professional Engineer - States of Kansas, Colorado, and Oklahoma

American Society of Civil Engineers American Water Works Association Kansas Rural Water Association Kansas Society of Professional Engineers

Mike is the manager of the Municipal Services Division and on PEC’s Board of Directors. He specializes in waterlines, drainage systems, stormwater, and sanitary sewer line projects. His other responsibilities include lift station and pump station design, as well as large water mains, sanitary sewer mains and interceptors. In addition to these responsibilities, Mike serves as Coordinator for water and sanitary sewer projects for the City of Wichita. He also oversees City Engineering duties for the Cities of Valley Center, Kechi, Benton, Rose Hill, Neodesha, Great Bend, Medicine Lodge, Greensburg, and Wellington, KS. Mike has more than 29 years experience.

MIKE’S PROJECT EXPERIENCE INCLUDES: • Maize in Motion; Maize, KS • Decarsky Sports Park; Derby, KS • Challenger Sports Complex; Broken Arrow, OK • Warren Riverview Park; Derby, KS • Cadillac Lake Park Mixed Use Development; Wichita, KS • Wichita Baseball Stadium Entertainment Venue and Mutli-Sport Stadium; Wichita, KS • Watson Park Events Center New Building; Wichita, KS • Engweiler Park Master Plan Update; Haven, KS • Splash Park Master Plan and Parking Design; South Hutchinson, KS • Great Bend Sports Complex; Great Bend, KS • Sports Complex Master Plan; Haysville, KS

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Nicholas L. Staib RLA, LEED GA PROJECT MANAGER

Kansas State University, Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, 2003

Registered Landscape Architect - States of Kansas, Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Missouri, Nebraska, Ohio, Oklahoma, Texas, and Wisconsin

American Society of Landscape Architects

Nick’s responsibilities include master planning parks, urban design, fountains, large-scale master planned communities, municipal streetscape plans, planned unit developments, golf course communities, as well as residential and commercial community unit plans. Nick’s background includes extensive work with park design, master planning, as well as zoo master planning and exhibit design. He has also brought several of these from the conceptual master planning phase, through construction documents and construction administration. Nick has more than 16 years experience.

NICK’S PROJECT EXPERIENCE INCLUDES: • Maize in Motion; Maize, KS • Warren Riverview Park; Derby, KS • Madison Avenue Central Park Multi-Purpose Community Event Venue; Derby, KS • Decarsky Sports Park; Derby, KS • Wichita Baseball Stadium Entertainment Venue and Mutli-Sport Stadium; Wichita, KS • Watson Park Events Center New Building; Wichita, KS • Challenger Sports Complex; Broken Arrow, OK • Engweiler Park Master Plan Update; Haven, KS • City of Derby On-Call Landscape Architectural Services; Derby, KS • City of Wichita Playground Improvements; Wichita, KS • NE Baseball Complex; Wichita, KS • Community Pond and Park Master Plan; Rose Hill, KS • City of Kechi Arts and Business District Master Plan; Kechi, KS • Delano Catalyst Site; Wichita, KS • Arkansas River East Bank Path, Lincoln to Gander; Wichita, KS

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Charles S. Brown PE, PS QUALITY CONTROL

University of Missouri-Rolla, Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering, 1972

Professional Engineer - State of Kansas Professional Surveyor - State of Kansas

American Planning Association, National and Kansas Chapter Central Kansas Institute of Transportation Engineers

Charlie’s responsibilities include management of municipal projects including water, sanitary sewer, storm sewer and drainage, streets and site development. He is also responsible for management of land development projects including platting, zoning, development, and land use planning. Charlie has more than 48 years experience.

CHARLIE’S PROJECT EXPERIENCE INCLUDES: • Maize in Motion; Maize, KS • Wichita Baseball Stadium Entertainment Venue and Mutli-Sport Stadium; Wichita, KS • Engweiler Park Master Plan Update; Haven, KS • City of Bel Aire Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan; Bel Aire, KS • SE Quad Development 29th and Maize Road; Wichita, KS • Derby Sports Zone; Derby, KS • City of Wichita New Public Library Platting and Site Development; Wichita, KS • Oak Creek 3rd Addition Plat; Wichita, KS • NewMarket Square including Commercial Plat, Site Design, Waterline, and Maize Road Turn Lane; Wichita, KS • Indian Lakes 2nd Addition Platting and Zoning, Sanitary Sewer, Sewer Inspection, and Waterline; Clearwater, KS • Kansas Aviation Museum Plat; Wichita, KS • Spilled Wine Residential Platting; Wichita, KS • Fontana 2nd, 4th, and 5th Addition Platting; Wichita, KS • Glen Meadows Plat, Private Paving, Stormwater Drainage, Sanitary Sewer, and Waterline; Wichita, KS • Glenview Platting Services; Wichita, KS • Prairie Ridge 2nd Addition Platting and Zoning; South Hutchinson, KS

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Rebecca M. Mellies IE UTILITY COORDINATION

Kansas State University, Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering, 2013

Intern Engineer - State of Kansas

National Society of Professional Engineers Kansas Society of Professional Engineers Wichita Society of Professional Engineers American Society of Professional Engineers

Becca’s responsibilities include management of municipal and land development projects. Becca has more than 7 years experience.

BECCA’S PROJECT EXPERIENCE INCLUDES: • Wichita Baseball Stadium Entertainment Venue and Mutli-Sport Stadium; Wichita, KS • Watson Park Events Center New Building; Wichita, KS • Pride and Progress Comprehensive Plan; Augusta, KS • Industrial Park Infrastructure Plan; El Dorado, KS • Kechi Business Park Infrastructure Water Distribution Improvements; Kechi, KS • Delano Catalyst Site; Wichita, KS • Tallgrass East Commercial Drainage; Wichita, KS • Butler Community College 5000 Building; Andover, KS • Carriage Oaks 2nd Addition Plat; Wichita, KS • Cadillac Lake Development Utility Master Plans, Site Development, and Stormwater Drain; Wichita, KS • Glen Meadows 2nd Addition Post Platting Services; Wichita, KS • Home Base Addition MicroMansion Development; Wichita, KS • Decarsky Sports Park Zoning and Platting; Derby, KS • Camden Chase Living; Topeka, KS • Prairie Lawn Cemetery Mapping and Staking • Butler County Community College 5000 Building Expansion; Andover, KS

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Mitchell A. Coffman AICP SITE PLANNING; DESIGN

Wichita State University, Mini Masters of Public Administration, 2011 University of Wisconsin - River Falls, Bachelor of Science, Land Use Planning, 2005

Certified Planner, American Institute of Certified Planners

American Planning Association, National and Kansas Chapter Central Kansas Institute of Transportation Engineers

Mitch’s responsibilities include project management and support for a variety of planning projects including park planning, quality of life planning, transportation planning, land use planning, geographic information systems (GIS) services, grant writing, community engagements, and meeting facilitation.

Mitch is a proven project manager with a track record of responsibility and success. He possesses professionalism with a strong foundation in regional, urban, and community planning. He is a results-oriented and effective leader with demonstrated ability to build consensus. As an accomplished communicator, he is clear, concise, and engaging. Mitch has more than 14 years experience.

MITCH’S PROJECT EXPERIENCE INCLUDES: • Maize in Motion; Maize, KS • Augusta Park Plan; Augusta, KS • Bel Aire Bike and Pedestrian Plan; Bel Aire, KS • Streetscape Enhancements; Medicine Lodge, KS • Pedestrian Study; Rose Hill, KS • Downtown Wayfinding Plan; Mulvane, KS • Greensburg Park and Pool; Greensburg, KS • Pedestrian and Bicycle Facilities Master Plan; Valley Center, KS • Wichita State University Shocker Neighborhood Pathways Wayfinding; Wichita, KS • Multi-Modal Accommodation Policy and Street Design Guidelines; Wichita, KS • West End Development Plan; Derby, KS • KDOT North Junction Concept Study; Wichita, KS

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Parks & Beautification

University of Minnesota, Bachelor of Environmental Design, 2003 University of Minnesota, Master of Landscape Architecture, 2006

Registered Landscape Architect - State of Kansas

American Society of Landscape Architects

For Professional Engineering Consultants: Kurt’s responsibilities include the development of preliminary design concepts for residential, commercial, industrial, and park/open space planning, final plan documentation, preparation of graphic illustrations, landscape plans, and master planning.

Kurt’s project experience includes: • Decarsky Park; Derby, KS RLA • Events Park Adult Softball Complex; Broken Arrow, OK Kurt M. Huiras • Lawrence Memorial Hospital Master Plan; Lawrence, KS SITE PLANNING; DESIGN • Skaer Vet Clinic Parking Expansion; Wichita, KS University of Minnesota, Master of Landscape Architecture, 2006 Prior to joining PEC: Kurt served as the Landscape Architect for a local architecture firm. University of Minnesota, Bachelor of Environmental Design, 2003 While in that role, Kurt created master plans for commercial, zoo, religious, and housing developments. He produced construction documents for a wide range of projects including Registered Landscape Architect - State of Kansas parks, government/military facilities, commercial developments, and zoos. His project American Society of Landscape Architects experience at this firm included the following: • Derby Public Library; Derby, KS Kurt’s responsibilities include the development of preliminary design concepts • Catholic Diocese of Wichita Calvary Cemetery Expansion; Wichita, KS for residential, commercial, industrial, and park/open space planning, final plan documentation, preparation of • Great Bend Zoo Grizzley Bear Exhibit; Great Bend, KS graphic illustrations, landscape plans, and master planning. Kurt has more than 15 years experience. • Chaumont Condominiums Landscape Master Plan; Wichita, KS • Via Christi Regional Medical Center Northeast Cancer Center; Wichita, KS KURT’S PROJECT EXPERIENCE INCLUDES: • Custer Hill Beddown Area Master Plan; Fort Riley, KS • Decarsky Sports Park; Derby, KS • INTRUST Bank Arena; Wichita, KS • Challenger Sports Complex; Broken Arrow, OK • Wichita State University Partnership Building; Wichita, KS • North Manufacturing Facilities; Wichita, KS • Watson Park Events Center New Building; Wichita, KS • Tallahassee National Cemetery; Tallahassee FL • LMH Health Hospital Master Plan; Lawrence, KS • Sunset Zoo Master Plan; Manhattan, KS • Delano Catalyst Site; Wichita, KS • College Hill Parkstone Phase 1; Wichita, KS • Skaer Vet Clinic Parking Expansion; Wichita, KS • Wheat State Manor Remodel and Addition; Whitewater, KS • El Dorado Tennis Court Complex; El Dorado, KS • Army Reserve Center; Belton, MO • WaterWalk Public Improvements; Wichita, KS • Derby Sports Zone; Derby, KS • Victory Electric Building Addition; Dodge City, KS • Cadillac Lake Park Mixed Use Development; Wichita, KS • USD 443 New Ross Elementary School (K-4); Dodge City, KS • Topeka Zoo Parking Lot Drainage Study; Topeka, KS • LS Industries; Wichita, KS • Pride and Progress Comprehensive Plan; Augusta, KS • Iowa Veterans Cemetery; Van Meter, IA • Chattanooga Zoo Lion and Giraffe; Chattanooga, TN PRIOR TO JOINING PEC: Kurt served as the Landscape Architect for a local architecture firm. While in that • Sisters of St. Joseph New Apartment Building; Wichita, KS role, Kurt created master plans for commercial, zoo, religious, and housing developments. He produced • Kansas State University Clinton Hall Front Entry Renovation; Manhattan, KS construction documents for a wide range of projects including parks, government/military facilities, commercial developments, and zoos. His project experience at this firm included the following: More than 15 years experience. • Sunset Zoo Master Plan; Manhattan, KS • WaterWalk Public Improvements; Wichita, KS • INTRUST Bank Arena; Wichita, KS

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Joshua A. Golka PE, LEED GA STORMWATER/DRAINAGE

University of Kansas, Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering, 2010

Professional Engineer - States of Kansas and Colorado LEED Green Associate

American Society of Civil Engineers

Josh’s responsibilities include design, plan and specification development, and QA/QC for various city infrastructure and site civil development projects including water distribution, sanitary sewer collection, pump and lift stations, grading, paving, stormwater management, storm sewer layout, and geometric design. He serves as the engineering city representative for the Cities of Valley Center and Great Bend. Josh has more than 9 years experience.

JOSH’S PROJECT EXPERIENCE INCLUDES: • Maize in Motion; Maize, KS • Decarsky Sports Park Utilities and Drainage; Derby, KS • Wichita Baseball Stadium Entertainment Venue and Mutli-Sport Stadium; Wichita, KS • Advanced Learning Library; Wichita, KS • Small Infrastructure On-call; Wichita, KS • 37th Street North Relocation from Hillside to Oliver (Koch Campus Expansion); Wichita, KS • Valley Creek Estates Sanitary Sewer, Waterlines, Drainage, and Paving Improvements; Valley Center, KS • Valley Point Golf Course Stormwater Drain; Valley Center, KS • Great Bend Zoo Utilities and Animal Exhibits Improvements; Great Bend, KS • Hillside Street Storm Sewer Improvements to Serve Wesley Medical Center; Wichita, KS • Fontana 4th Addition Stormwater Drain; Wichita, KS • Cross Pointe Development Sanitary Sewer and Stormwater Drainage; Wichita, KS • Cadillac Lake Development Sanitary Sewer and Waterline; Wichita, KS • Wichita Dwight D. Eisenhower National Airport Taxiway H Utility Improvements; Wichita, KS • 37th Street North Relocation, Hillside Street to Oliver (Koch Campus Expansion); Wichita, KS • 2015 Master Drainage Plan; Valley Center, KS • Ford Street Pond and Stormwater Pump Station; Valley Center, KS

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Clay T. Cline PE, SE STRUCTURAL

Kansas State University, Master of Science, Structural Engineering, 2001 Kansas State University, Bachelor of Science, Architectural Engineering, 2001

Professional Engineer - States of Kansas, Arizona, California, Connecticut, Georgia, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, North Carolina, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Vermont, and Virginia

Structural Engineers Association of Kansas and Missouri

Clay is the Manager of the Structural Engineering Division. He specializes in analysis and design of conventional steel, light gauge steel, conventional concrete, and timber structures. His responsibilities include schematic design, design development, final calculations and drawings, and coordination as needed. He has experience with complex structural analysis and design using computer modeling for both gravity and lateral loads. Clay has more than 19 years experience.

CLAY’S PROJECT EXPERIENCE INCLUDES: • Madison Avenue Central Park Multi-Purpose Community Event Venue; Derby, KS • Warren Riverview Park The Lodge Facility; Derby, KS • Watson Park Events Center New Building; Wichita, KS • Wichita Baseball Stadium Entertainment Venue and Mutli-Sport Stadium; Wichita, KS • University of Kansas Allen Fieldhouse; Lawrence, KS • Softball Complex; Fort Riley, KS • Baseball Complex; Colwich, KS • Wichita State University Eck Baseball Stadium Batter’s Eye; Wichita, KS • Wichita State University Wiedemann Hall Ticket Booth; Wichita, KS • Grant County Restrooms and Concessions; Ulysses, KS • Cessna Fitness Center Natatorium Addition; Wichita, KS • Harvest Park Pool House; Wichita, KS • Osage Recreation Center Restroom Remodel; Wichita, KS • Wichita Art Museum Art Garden; Wichita, KS • New Public Works Facility; Derby, KS • Metering Station Improvements; Derby, KS

CLAIR DONNELLY AMPHITHEATER PROJECT TEAM | 25 PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS

Christopher J. Vail PE ELECTRICAL

Kansas State University, Bachelor of Science, Architectural Engineering, 2012

Professional Engineer - State of Kansas

Illuminating Engineers Society of North America Young Professionals of Wichita

Chris is responsible for design calculations, production of construction documents, and design of electrical systems, including interior and exterior lighting, building power systems, data/telephone, fire alarm, public address systems, sound reinforcement systems, video systems and electrical controls. He also assists in arc flash, fault current, load flow, power factor correction, low and medium voltage systems and selective coordination studies. Chris has more than 7 years experience.

CHRIS’ PROJECT EXPERIENCE INCLUDES: • Madison Avenue Central Park; Derby, KS • Warren Riverview Park; Derby, KS • Arkansas River Multi-Use Path Site Lighting; Wichita, KS • Wichita Botanica Gardens Chinese Garden of Friendship; Wichita, KS • INTRUST Bank Arena North Lobby Addition; Wichita, KS • INTRUST Bank Parking Lot Lighting; Wichita, KS • Kansas State University Equine Performance Center; Manhattan, KS • Wichita State University Morrison Hall Clock Tower; Wichita, KS • Koch Industries; Wichita, KS - Arc Flash Study - VOIP Phone Upgrade IT Room - Executive Area and Boardroom Remodel - Campus-wide Medium Voltage Distribution • Pfizer Electrical Testing and Distribution; McPherson, KS • CHS Refinery Main Office Building Generator; McPherson, KS • Pratt Regional Medical Center New Building and Renovation; Pratt, KS • FedEx Distribution Facility; Bel Aire, KS • AB Jewell Water Treatment Plant Electrical Switchgear Replacement and Electrical Improvements; Tulsa, OK

CLAIR DONNELLY AMPHITHEATER PROJECT TEAM | 26 PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS

Shaun M. Conway PE, LEED AP MECHANICAL

Kansas State University, Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering, 2003

Professional Engineer - States of Kansas, Arizona, California, Connecticut, Georgia, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, North Carolina, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Vermont, and Virginia LEED Accredited Professional

American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers

Shaun’s responsibilities include the design of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems, plumbing, and temperature control systems. Other responsibilities include mechanical system surveys, building energy analysis, contract administration, and coordinating with structural, electrical, civil (site utilities), and architectural systems as required for each project. He has experience in computer aided drafting, heat load software, spreadsheets, and various equipment selection software applications. Shaun has more than 17 years experience.

SHAUN’S PROJECT EXPERIENCE INCLUDES: • Madison Avenue Central Park Multi-Purpose Community Event Venue; Derby, KS • Decarsky Sports Park; Derby, KS • Warren Riverview Park The Lodge Facility; Derby, KS • Wichita Baseball Stadium Entertainment Venue and Mutli-Sport Stadium; Wichita, KS • Challenger Sports Complex; Broken Arrow, OK • Warren Theatre; Midwest City, OK • New Athletic Complex including Baseball Fields; Goddard, KS • Wichita Baseball Stadium Entertainment Venue and Mutli-Sport Stadium; Wichita, KS • Sports Complex including Baseball Concession/Restroom Building; Great Bend, KS • Kansas State University Equine Performance Center; Manhattan, KS • University of St. Mary Athletic Complex Concessions/Restroom; Leavenworth, KS • Cavalier Baseball Field Renovations including Concessions Stand; Dodge City, KS • Aquatic Center; Goddard, KS • Garden City Community College Student Center; Garden City, KS • Recreation Commission Exercise Building; Hays, KS

CLAIR DONNELLY AMPHITHEATER PROJECT TEAM | 27 PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS

Charles W. Brooksher PS SURVEY

Certified Engineering Technican Level 3

Professional Surveyor - State of Kansas

40 Hour Hazardous Materials Testing Training (OSHA) Kansas Society of Land Surveyors National Society of Professional Surveyors

Chuck supervises the field work of survey crews. His responsibilities include cost estimation, project coordination, field and office procedures during boundary surveys, design surveys, and office calculations. He meets the requirement and maintains certification to work on hazardous waste sites.

Chuck is also responsible for the operation and post-processing of GPS surveys for state highways and other projects requiring horizontal and vertical control over large and small areas, using static and real time kinematic GPS procedures. Chuck has more than 39 years experience.

CHUCK’S PROJECT EXPERIENCE INCLUDES: • Decarsky Sports Park; Derby, KS • Wichita Baseball Stadium Entertainment Venue and Mutli-Sport Stadium; Wichita, KS • INTRUST Bank Arena; Wichita, KS • Bradley Fair Parkway; Wichita, KS • Riverside Tennis Complex; Wichita, KS • Cadillac Lake Bike Path; Wichita, KS • City of Wichita Aquatic Master Plan; Wichita, KS • El Dorado Tennis Courts; El Dorado, KS • Haysville Recreation Addition; Haysville, KS • Haysville Activity Center; Haysville, KS • El Dorado Industrial Park Infrastructure Plan; El Dorado, KS • Medicine Lodge Streetscape; Medicine Lodge, KS • Sunflower Commerce Park; Bel Aire, KS • Westar Energy Survey; Cowley County, KS • Medicine Lodge Airport Fuel System; Medicine Lodge, KS • Lyle Avenue Waterline; Garden City, KS

CLAIR DONNELLY AMPHITHEATER PROJECT TEAM | 28 PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS

Britt D. Clubb PE GEOTECHNICAL SERVICES

Tennessee Technological University, Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering, 2008

Professional Engineer - State of Kansas Troxler Nuclear Density Equipment Certified Technician International Certificate of Competence Certified Masonry American Concrete Institute Certified Concrete Technician

Britt provides customer service, business development, financial management, risk management, and strategic planning for PEC’s Materials Section. He is responsible for staffing, recruiting, and staff development through coaching, mentoring, and training. Britt also has experience with local, state, and federal projects including management, submittal review, and budget tracking. Britt has more than 10 years experience.

BRITT’S PROJECT EXPERIENCE INCLUDES: • Wichita Baseball Stadium Entertainment Venue and Mutli-Sport Stadium; Wichita, KS • Cushing Memorial Park Trail; Cushing, OK • 5th Street Paving Project, Broadway Street to Wichita Valley Center Floodway, Geotechnical Study including Subsurface Investigation and Sample Collection for Laboratory Testing and Analysis; Valley Center, KS • 159th Street East, Lincoln Street to Brookhaven Street, Geotechnical Services including Two Borings, Subsurface Investigation, and Sample Collection at Boring Sites; Wichita, KS • South Rock Road Exploratory Boring and Standard Penetration Tests; Wichita, KS • West Irving Street Exploratory Boring and Standard Penetration Tests; Wichita, KS • K-54 Bridge over 135th Street Soil Borings; Wichita, KS • Textron Aviation, Inc. East Plant 1 Fire Main Repair Geotechnical Study for Earthwork and Pavement Construction including Subsurface Investigation and Sample Collection for Laboratory Testing and Analysis; Wichita, KS • Westborough Street 10 Exploratory Borings and Soil Observation and Classification; Wellington, KS • East Harvey Avenue, South Ash Street to South Woodlawn Street, Five Exploratory Borings, Soil Observation, and Classification; Wellington, KS • NW Vail Avenue, Gordon Street to US-24 Highway, Geotechnical Study including Subsurface Investigation and Sample Collection for Laboratory Testing and Analysis; Topeka, KS • Burlingame Road Three Exploratory Borings and Standard Penetration Tests; Topeka, KS

CLAIR DONNELLY AMPHITHEATER PROJECT TEAM | 29 PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS

CLAIR DONNELLY AMPHITHEATER PROJECT TEAM | 30 PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS

SECTION 5 Similar Project Experience

CLAIR DONNELLY AMPHITHEATER PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS PEC Similar Project Experience Madison Avenue Central Park DERBY, KS This new 10-acre park is located in a residential urban district. The park amenities include a 300-seat rentable space named The Venue, 150-seat rentable pavilion, splash pad, inclusive playground, amphitheater, two pedestrian bridges, waterwall, and walking trails.

Designed to be a centerpiece for the community, this park hosts events such as the lighting of the City’s Christmas tree, local farmers markets, craft shows, and many other events year-round. The site was the location for a former church and school. Two of the buildings were re-purposed as a multi-purpose building, classrooms, and offices for the local Derby Recreation Commission.

Central Park includes spray grounds, play equipment, park shelters, walking paths, and open fields. An existing drainage ditch, formerly an eye-sore, was modified to provide a more natural creek environment through the use of native plantings, footbridges, outdoor classroom areas, and green open space. The park was designed to remind adults of childhood play with summers spent searching for frogs and turtles and pursuing the adventures of imagination.

The parking lot holds 200 spaces and was strategically placed to separate vehicular traffic from pedestrians to keep the safety of the park users top priority. The runoff from the parking lot is directed towards a bioswale in the center of the parking area that filters and cleans the runoff before dumping into the intermittent stream in the park. Parking lot lighting includes shielding to prevent overspill to the adjacent houses.

While with his previous employer, Landscape Architect, Nick Staib (now at PEC) was lead designer and project manager. Throughout the construction process, change orders were held to less than one percent of the total project budget. PEC provided electrical, mechanical, and structural engineering services for the project.

CLAIR DONNELLY AMPHITHEATER SIMILAR PROJECT EXPERIENCE | 32 PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS

Madison Avenue Central Park DERBY, KS (CONTINUED)

Madison Avenue Central Park amphitheater

CLAIR DONNELLY AMPHITHEATER SIMILAR PROJECT EXPERIENCE | 33 PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS

City of Maize Master Pedestrian and Bike Plan MAIZE, KS This municipal Master Pedestrian and Bike Plan was funded in part by the Wichita Area Metropolitan Planning Organization. For the study, PEC staff are analyzed bike and pedestrian connections in and around the city of Maize to provide safe access around the community, encourage living healthy, and enhance the quality of life. During the process, we noticed a lack of park spaces in Maize. We created a solution by integrating a parklet into a recommended shared-use path. This not only creates a better user experience for walkers and bicyclists, it provides additional park space for the community.

PEC’s scope of services for this project included conditions assessment, recommendations, strategies, implementation, funding options, and performance measures.

CLAIR DONNELLY AMPHITHEATER SIMILAR PROJECT EXPERIENCE | 34 PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS

Warren Riverview Park DERBY, KS Warren Riverview park is an approximately 5-acre site on the Arkansas River. It is a conceptually rustic park including an adventure playground, canoe/ kayak drop-in, a rentable venue (The Lodge), and various other amenities. The park serves as a gateway for visitors entering the city from the west.

The site, a previous dump site, was transformed to provide residents with direct access to the river. Through landform transformation, the existing 16-foot cliff was terraced to open views of the river and provides direct access for recreational opportunities.

The adventure playground includes a custom ropes course playground with boulder climbing walls, and a large pinnacle climbing structure that reaches close to 30 feet tall at the spire.

A complete circuit can be made without touching the ground. The Lodge features great views down the Arkansas River for wildlife watching, and holds seating for approximately 100 people at events. Design included an extensive audio visual system, as well as safety and aesthetic lighting.

PEC provided mechanical, electrical, structural, civil, and geotechnical engineering, as well as survey services for this project. While with his previous employer, Landscape Architect, Nick Staib (now at PEC) managed this project and provided park master planning, and full-site design services.

Winner of the 2018 APWA National Award for Small Cities/Rural Communities Structures

CLAIR DONNELLY AMPHITHEATER SIMILAR PROJECT EXPERIENCE | 35 PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS

Challenger Sports Complex BROKEN ARROW, OK Located on 40 acres within the larger Events Park in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, this world class facility is currently under construction. The sports complex will include six adult softball fields and one adaptive-use field, all with artificial turf infields. Because of this park’s unique design, and top of the line guest experience, it will encourage teams from all over the region to have tournaments at this facility, and return year after year. Designed with the visitors experience in mind, many features such as shade pavilions, interior conditioned concession space, food truck plazas, open lawns for movie nights, social areas, sun protection for fans, plus more, are included in the concept design. From the moment the visitor enters the parking lot, the experience will begin, creating memories that last a lifetime.

CLAIR DONNELLY AMPHITHEATER SIMILAR PROJECT EXPERIENCE | 36 PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS

Decarsky Sports Park DERBY, KS The Decarsky Park Sports Park design includes eight ballfields with artificial turf infields and outfield wings, concessions, restrooms, dog park, and storm water management, which will be built on a 63-acre site west of Rock Road and about midway between Chet Smith Avenue and 95th Street South in Derby.

To start the planning process, PEC explained what was involved in the design process and conducted a group activity during the public meeting to work on field layouts and concessions. The city also launched its effort to gathering input via social media by hosting a Facebook page with running conversations on ideas for the park.

The park’s main mission is to provide numerous ballfields along with a dog park. Parking, concession, and restroom areas are planned along with shade trees and a walking path. The park will feature field orientations that maximize sun orientation, a central parking area, and central open space for setting up tents during tournaments.

CLAIR DONNELLY AMPHITHEATER SIMILAR PROJECT EXPERIENCE | 37 PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS

Edwardsville Master Plan EDWARDSVILLE, KS PEC partnered with the WSU Division of Diversity and Community Engagement Public Policy and Management Center to develop park renderings and cost estimates for the City of Edwardsville, KS.

Renderings included incorporating City Steering Committee ideas and desires to build a concept that would fit how they want to grow. Cost estimating for all major components were provided to help guide the City in their decision making as they program the outcomes of the master plan.

CLAIR DONNELLY AMPHITHEATER SIMILAR PROJECT EXPERIENCE | 38 PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS

Wellington Downtown Amphitheater WELLINGTON, KS City of Wellington along with a community group desired to create an outdoor amphitheater on an existing stage on the south side of their municipal auditorium. Due to the south facing exposure, the sun makes the space uncomfortable for guests and performers during the summer time. PEC was tasked with creating a master plan for this space to provide shelter for the stage, and to create a design of the space to provide a community hub downtown. The library is directly to the west, and a historic monument is located on the site to the east. Both of these features were incorporated into the design. Additional features of the new master plan included room for food truck parking, spaces for farmers markets to be set up, room for trucks delivering equipment for events at the stage, as well as a connection to the library.

CLAIR DONNELLY AMPHITHEATER SIMILAR PROJECT EXPERIENCE | 39 PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS Gravity Works Similar Project Experience

CLAIR DONNELLY AMPHITHEATER SIMILAR PROJECT EXPERIENCE | 40 PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS

CLAIR DONNELLY AMPHITHEATER SIMILAR PROJECT EXPERIENCE | 41 PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS

SECTION 6 Required Forms

CLAIR DONNELLY AMPHITHEATER PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS

CLAIR DONNELLY AMPHITHEATER REQUIRED FORMS | 43 PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS

Michael D. Kelsey, PE - Municipal Division Manager

CLAIR DONNELLY AMPHITHEATER REQUIRED FORMS | 44 PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS

February 10, 2020

Michael D. Kelsey, PE - Municipal Division Manager

Professional Engineering Consultants, PA

CLAIR DONNELLY AMPHITHEATER REQUIRED FORMS | 45 PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS

CLAIR DONNELLY AMPHITHEATER REQUIRED FORMS | 46 PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS

Michael D. Kelsey, PE - Municipal Division Manager

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