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Sun N' Lake Improvement District, FL Tanya Cannady CPA, General Manager Board of Supervisors: Michael Hurley, Facilities & Public Safety Director Larry White, President Tenille Smith, Community Services Director Michael Gilpin, Vice President Omar DeJesus, Finance Director Richard Hulbert, Supervisor SUN 'N LAKE Dr. Wally Edgell, Supervisor Mark Camp, Supervisor OF SEBRING IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT To: Board of Supervisors From: Tanya Cannady, CPA General Manager J(.,, Date: September 16, 2016 Re: C. B. Goldsmith & Associates Earlier this year, the Board of Supervisors instructed District staff to hire a consultant to perform inspections/audits for our three main facilities; District Office, Island View/Golf Club, and Community Center. C.B. Goldsmith & Associates from Clearwater, FL were retained for these inspections. Mr. Chuck Goldsmith's resume is attached along with the Reports of Conditions Found following this memo. Mr. Goldsmith will be at Friday's meeting to present the reports and a presentation of his observations and recommendations related to our facilities. I am very excited for you all to meet him. Please advise if you have any questions. 5306 Sun 'n Lake Blvd., Sebring, FL 33872 Ph 863-382-2196 Fax 863-382-2988 www.snldistrict.org CURRICULUM VITAE CHARLES BRANDT GOLDSMITH AIA , FARA, RLA, AAWE, RCI , ASCE-7 C.B. Goldsmith and Associates, Inc. 13101 55th Court North, Suite 801 Clearwater, Florida 33760 PROFESSION Architect, Roofing and Exterior Envelope Consultant, Forensic Architect YEARS IN PRACTICE Since 1955 LICENSES AND CERTIFICATIONS (Past, Inactive and Current) Registered Architect, Florida Licensed Architect, Washington, D .C. Licensed Architect, Oklahoma Registered Architect, Alabama Registered Architect, Illinois Registered Landscape Architect, Florida Certificate, National Council of Architect Registration Board Licensed General Contractor, with "A" certificate, Florida Structural Masonry Inspector, Florida Structural Masonry Inspector, Alabama EDUCATION Undergraduate work The Institute of Design (The New Bauhaus), B.A. (1948) Faculty Assignments Illinois Institute of Technology, Instructor of Architectural Drawing 1 Curriculum Vitae Charles Brandt Goldsmith Florida State University, Department of Interior Design, School of Visual Arts, Charter Member, Interior Design Advisory Board Roofing Industry Educational Institute Roofing Documents & Specifications Professor: Roofing & Exterior Building Envelope Technology University of South Florida Graduate School of Architecture and Community Design Continuing Education Fifty (50) CEU 's/biennial for three Florida License Requirements American Concrete Institute, Concrete Repairs Southern Building Code Congress, Wind Effects on Buildings and Other Structures American Institute of Architects, Professional Development Program Roofing Industry Education Institute ( RIEi), January 1985 January 1986 Florida State University, Graphic Communications Built-up Roofing Systems Institute (BURSI) Other Educational Activities "Forensic Architecture" USF School of Architecture Conducting seminars and investigating roofing and exterior envelope problems Estimating Preparing construction documents, details, specifications and bid packages Observation of construction work Research into new developments and products Attendance at seminars, trade shows and webinars WRITING/PAPERS ON ARCHITECTURAL SUBJECTS A series of structural engineering textbooks while teaching at Illinois Institute of Technology (IIT). Paper published on structural theory while at IIT "The Basis of Structural Theory" (a text for students), IIT "Architectural Graphic Standards," Eighth Edition, (Division 7 Task Force) American Institute of Architects and John Wiley and Sons - 1988 2 Curriculum Vitae Charles Brandt Goldsmith "Architectural Graphic Standards," Ninth Edition, (AGS Task Force) American Institute of Architects and John Wiley and Sons - 1994 "Architectural Graphic Standards," Ninth Edition supplement, (AGS Task Force) American Institute of Architects and John Wiley and Sons - 1995 "Architectural Graphic Standards," Tenth Edition American Institute of Architects and John Wiley and Sons - 2000 "Wind at the Edge" Progressive Architecture, August 1990 "Where Did All the Felts Go?" Florida Forum, June 1991 "Lessons Learned from Andrew" RSI , September 1993 "Solution to Moisture, Mold & Mildew Problems in a Central Florida Hotel" ASTM Publication STP 1314 "Water Penetration Testing of Stucco on Concrete Masonry Construction" Florida Concrete Products Assoc. and N CMA Education & Research Foundation "Use of ASCE-7 to Determine Wind Pressure Values on Buildings" Florida Roofing , Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning Contractor's Association Board (FRSA) Yearly Convention "Florida Guide Specification for Portland Cement Plaster/Stucco" Florida Concrete Products Assoc. "Do This and It Won't Leak" Roofing Industry Committee on Weather Issues (RICOWI) PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS (Past and Present) American Institute of Architects American Registered Architects Construction Specifications Institute American Association for Wind Engineering Roof Consultants Institute Florida Roofing, Sheet Meta I and Air Conditioning Contractors Association Roof Tile Committee National Roofing Contractors Association University of Florida: Fenestration Task Force 3 Curriculum Vitae Charles Brandt Goldsmith Stucco Task Force: Florida Concrete & Products Association (Voting Member) Florida Lath & Plaster Bureau (Voting Member) NA T/ONAL COMMITTEES (Past & Present) American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE-7) Co-Chair Exterior Envelope and Roof Type Structures Sub Committee American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE-7) Subcommittee on Wind Driven Rain Effects National Chairman, Roofing Industry Committee On Wind Issues (an umbrella group under the Department of Energy) National Task Force Chairman, Roofing Industry Committee On Wind Issues, "Details for Wind Resistance" American Institute of Architects Building Codes and Standard Committee, National Project Management Committee Southern Building Code Congress International Wind Load Committee (Voting Member) American Society of Testing and Materials, Voting Member D.08 Committee, Voting Member C.11 Committee Subcommittee (D08.02) Prepared Roofing , Shingles and Siding Materials Subcommittee (8.20) Roofing Membrane Systems Subcommittee (8.16) Nonbituminous Organic Roof Coverings Subcommittee (C-11 .03) Installation of Lathing & Furring to receive Interior and Exterior Portland Cement Plaster C-1063). Revise National Standards for the Application of Lath and Furring. Application of Portland Cement Plaster (Stucco) C-926) Revise National Standards for the application of stucco. Building Thermal Envelope Coordinating Council Roofing Design and Construction Research Coordinating Committee (Walter Rossiter, N.B.S. Chairman) National Multi-hazard Assessment Forum Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) International Code Counci I (ICC) Consensus Committee on Hurricane Resistant Construction Voting Member on Code Changes 4 Curriculum Vitae Charles Brandt Goldsmith SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS Elected Fellow American Registered Architects Senior Editor, Professional Practice Manual American Society of Interior Designers Judge, City Beautification Awards, St. Petersburg, FL Florida Roofing and Sheet Metal Contractors Association (FRSA) Roof & Tile Task Force (Only Architect ever invited to sit on any FRSA Roofing Committee) Hillsborough County School Board, Roofing Advisory Committee Pinellas County School Board, Roofing Advisory Committee Pinellas County Construction Licensing Board, Board of Adjustments and Appeals - Building Certified Structural Masonry Inspector Florida Building Commission, Roofing Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) (to make recommendations for the Florida Building Code) University of Florida Fenestration/Wall Water Intrusion Task Force A WARDS/NOMINATIONS Who's Who In the South House & Home Magazine Pinellas County Realtors Association President's Award for Metal Roofing: Metal Construction Association LECTURES AND SEMINARS ON: ARCHITECTURAL PRACTICE, ROOFING, WATER INFILTRATION, INDOOR AIR QUALITY AND RELATED AREAS American Institute of Architects Portland, OR Seattle, WA Honolulu, HI Chicago, IL Miami, FL New Orleans, LA (National Convention) American Society Interior Designers (National Convention) United States Air Force 5 Curriculum Vitae Charles Brandt Goldsmith International Counc ii Shopping Centers Miami, FL Las Vegas, NV National Mall Monitor (Shopping Centers), Tampa, FL Red Cedar Shingle & Handsplit Shake Bureau (National Convention) Community Associations Institute (National Convention) Florida West Coast Building Inspectors Sarasota-Manatee Roofing Contractors Association Sun Coast Roofing and Sheet Metal Contractors Association Florida Roofing and Sheet Metal Contractors Association Keynote Speaker, Carolina Roofers Association Annual Convention Single Ply Roofing Institute ( National Convention) Course for Building Inspectors, Instructor: Roofing Basics, "What to Look For" Pinellas County Building Department Roof Coatings Manufacturers Association (National Convention) Texas Society of Architects Concrete Repair Institute University of South Florida: Civil Engineering Dept. Roofing Industry Committee on Weather Issues National Expert Witness & Litigation Seminar AIA (National Convention) RICOWI - Report to the Florida Building Commission on the performances of metal roofing during Hurricane Charley (2004) PRIOR EXPERIENCE (OUTSIDE FLORIDA) High-rises, government and school buildings Skidmore Owings
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