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Proposal to provide
<br />Landscape Architectural Design for 6th & Lacy Park - RFP No, 18.038
<br />)on S. Oen, Cop
<br />Landscape Irrigation Designer
<br />Education
<br />BS, Landscape Irrigation Science, 1998,
<br />California State Polytechnic University,
<br />Pomona
<br />Certification
<br />Certified Irrigation Designer #30459
<br />Los Angeles County Sanitation District
<br />Certification — Recycled Water Users.
<br />Site Supervisor Training Program 2013
<br />Years of Experience
<br />20
<br />Jon is a certified commercial
<br />irrigation designer (CID) and
<br />also a partner with the U.S.
<br />Environmental Protection
<br />Agency's (EPA's) WaterSense
<br />program. For the past 20 years, he
<br />has worked on a wide variety of
<br />irrigation projects including sports
<br />parks, hotels, resorts, residential,
<br />and commercial developments.
<br />His responsibilities also include
<br />preparing irrigation master meter
<br />plans for various master planned
<br />community developments. Jon
<br />provides construction observation
<br />including submittal review and
<br />site visits (main line testing)
<br />specifically focused on irrigation
<br />systems and controls. He is well
<br />versed in the regulatory guidelines
<br />associated with AB1881 (Model
<br />Water Efficient Landscape
<br />Ordinance).
<br />Memory Lane Park, Santa Ana,
<br />California
<br />Jon provided irrigation design for
<br />the final plans for Memory Lane
<br />Park and Trailhead for the City
<br />of Santa Ana. With access to the
<br />Santa Ana River Trail, the pocket
<br />park will include a children's
<br />play area, fitness equipment,
<br />nature garden, trails, bike racks,
<br />equestrian hitching posts, picnic
<br />area, site furnishings, a dry creek
<br />bed with pedestrian bridge,
<br />signage, and security lighting.
<br />Ocotillo Park, Cathedral City,
<br />California
<br />Jon prepared the irrigation design
<br />for the multiple award -winning
<br />Ocotillo Park in Cathedral City.
<br />Working closely with the city
<br />appointed grant writer, DEA
<br />developed a plan for active
<br />recreation facilities while
<br />considering the incorporation
<br />of sustainable features such as
<br />recycled materials, the use of
<br />decorative rock and decomposed
<br />granite, 'Smart Irrigation'
<br />techniques, and drought tolerant
<br />plant material. The park featured
<br />playground and picnic areas,
<br />walking paths, a ball field with
<br />soccer field overlay, parking,
<br />plaza space and picnic shelters,
<br />in addition to fitness stations, a
<br />restroom, lighting and signage.
<br />Bryce Hanes Park, Riverside,
<br />California
<br />Jon provided the irrigation design
<br />for the construction documents of
<br />two -acre Bryce Hanes Park in San
<br />Bernardino. The park is located on
<br />a busy corner in an underserved
<br />neighborhood and includes
<br />many of the elements identified
<br />throughout the community
<br />input process, such as a water
<br />Isprayground', a skate park,
<br />soccer field, open space play,
<br />picnic areas, a basketball court,
<br />signage, fitness area, a restroom,
<br />art in public places, and parking.
<br />Ovrom Park, Burbank,
<br />California
<br />Jon provided irrigation design
<br />for a mixed use site in the City
<br />of Burbank that includes a
<br />community center and urban park.
<br />This small urban space and the
<br />many uses it provides was the
<br />site's greatest design challenge.
<br />The park includes a basketball
<br />court, play areas, picnic shelters,
<br />picnic tables, open turf area,
<br />restroom building and an informal,
<br />passive, garden area.
<br />Marshall Community Park, San
<br />Gabriel, California
<br />Jon provided irrigation design for
<br />a 2.4-acre park that incorporated
<br />sustainable features such as a
<br />synthetic turf sports field, drought
<br />tolerant plant material, 'Smart
<br />Irrigation' equipment for water
<br />conservation, and recycled
<br />materials for paving and site
<br />furnishings, while still maintaining
<br />state -required standards for
<br />elementary school outdoor
<br />play. The site features include
<br />many active amenities such as
<br />playground and picnic areas,
<br />walking paths, a baseball/softball
<br />field with soccer field overlay, a
<br />basketball court, a handball court,
<br />standard school ground court
<br />activities, and fitness stations.
<br />The passive amenities include an
<br />educational demonstration garden,
<br />picnic shelters, a restroom, lighting
<br />and signage, decorative fencing,
<br />an educational/community history
<br />mural wall, on -street parking and
<br />new street frontage landscape.
<br />Gene Autry Trail Park and
<br />Gateway, Palm Springs,
<br />California
<br />Jon provided irrigation design
<br />for the Gene Autry Trail Gateway
<br />project. The project consists of
<br />landscape improvements to the
<br />parkways and median on Gene
<br />Autry Trail north of Vista Chino as
<br />well as the development of a 1.7-
<br />acre passive park.
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