Project Manager Design

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JEFFREY D. NAGLE

Licensed Landscape Architect and Licensed Professional Planner

QUALIFICATIONS:

Management Professional with 26-year career built on innovative management approach and state of

the art design solutions utilizing multidisciplinary technical skills and coordination with Civil, Electrical,

Geotechnical, Municipal and Structural Engineers, Professional Planners, Environmental Scientists

and other Design Specialists.

STRENGTHS:

Department and Staff Development Landscape, Lighting and ADA Design and Review

Park and Recreation Design Bid/Specification Documents and Construction Supervision

Residential/Commercial Site design Client marketing, Project Proposals, Plan Rendering

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

2010 – Present SIMPLYVERDE,

Saint Petersburg, FL

PRINCIPAL

A landscape architectural and planning firm with 2 employees, serving private and municipal clients in

southwest Florida.

PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES:

Provide professional landscape architectural and planning services from residential planning and

landscape architecture to city and county wide master planning.

Responsible for marketing new clients and developing new services related to sustainability, client

management, project billing and accounts receivables and profitability goals for design and production

staff.

PROJECT HIGHLIGHT: City of Arcadia Downtown Improvements Concept Master Plan-City of

Arcadia, FL

2005- Oct. 2009 Kimley-Horn and

Associates, Sarasota, FL

Position held as Senior Landscape Architect and Project Manager for this nationally recognized and

Multidiscipline Professional Services firm.

PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES:

Providing Professional Landscape Architectural services to Sarasota, Tampa, Lakeland, Charlotte offices

as well as other Kimley-Horn offices in Florida and throughout the country.

Marketing new public and private clients, Managing project production and staff to ensure an on time, on

budget, and high quality project deliverable.

Client management, project billing, project invoicing, and project accounts receivables, meeting office

utilization and profitability goals for design and production staff, ensuring quality control/quality assurance,

and construction phase services.

PROJECT HIGHLIGHT: Hendry County Comprehensive Pathway Plan-

Hendry Co. FL

1984-2005 CME

Associates, Howell, Parlin, NJ

Positions held as Project Manager and Landscape Architectural Department Director for this highly respected

and competitive Consulting Municipal Engineering firm.

PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES:

Providing Professional Landscape Architectural, Professional Planning and Consulting Services to over

40 municipalities and hundreds of private clients in 5 Counties in New Jersey.

Managing an expanding department of Certified Landscape Architects, Certified Tree Experts, Arborists

and technical/drafting staff to ensure on time and on budget project completion.

Plan production and client account management; proposals; opinion of probable construction costs;

Federal, State, and Local permitting; design development; bid assistance; construction phase services.

PROJECT HIGHLIGHT: City of Summit Recreational Master Plan, City of

Summit, NJ

EDUCATION: 1982-1986 Rutgers University, Cook College New Brunswick,

NJ

Bachelor of Science Degree in Landscape Architecture

PROFESSIONAL LICENSES, REGISTRATIONS and AFFILIATIONS:

Florida Registered Landscape Architect Registration # LA6667059

New Jersey Certified Landscape Architect License # 21AS00066500

New Jersey Licensed Professional Planner License # 33LI00583500

American Society of Landscape Architects Member # 45125

HIGHLIGHTS AND CAREER ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

Rotonda West Community, Rotonda, FL – Lead landscape architect providing landscape architectural and

professional planner services for the project. Services included the development of a community landscape

plant palette that identified cold hardy, drought tolerant plantings for future landscaping projects and for

phasing the replacement of chronic underperforming existing plant materials as well as; a landscape design

for the newly reconstructed Rotonda West Community Center, and Marina. Planning services include the

development of community branding through public workshops and the preparation of a Rotonda West

Community Design Standards Pattern Book which will serve as a guide to improvement design for future

community improvements, creating a sense of place.

Tampa General Hospital Rose Garden Redesign, City of Tampa, FL. – Lead landscape architect and

professional planner providing conceptual plan design services for this half acre green space located at the

center of the Tampa General Hospital (TGH) campus on Davis Island in the City of Tampa. The planned

renovations were carefully developed to incorporate a Feng Shui design theory to harness the gardens healing

powers, reflect natural elements, and provide a series of contiguous and functional spaces while applying

sustainable/Green Building design and construction practices to accommodate all visitors in a safe and

aesthetically pleasing environment. Once completed the Rose garden will serve as a natural oasis within the

busy and often overwhelming TGH campus.

Victor Posner City Center, Polk County, FL. Lead landscape architect providing design services for

permitting and construction of this commercial center’s gateway entry sign, landscaping and irrigation. Our

services consisted of developing the main entry sign and landscaping concept designs, construction details,

permitting, bidding, and construction phase services. The landscaping and irrigation design was developed

along the main project entry road of Victor Posner Boulevard, Interstate 4 rear buffers, and US Highway Route

27 project frontage including upgrades around the project entry signs. The landscape at the entry signs

consisted of enhanced/ specimen, “Florida Friendly” plant material selections to provide an established

appearance.

US41 Landscape Enhancement and Gateway Features, North Port, FL Project manager and lead

landscape architect for construction phase and bidding services for the installation of gateway features,

landscaping, sidewalk/hardscape, irrigation, and lighting for the project. This project promotes water

conservation by utilizing drip irrigation for all planted beds, soil moisture sensors and an ET controller that will

monitor and adjust the amount of reuse needed on the project. The landscape up-lighting also uses advanced

technology that saves energy compared to traditional lighting fixtures. The majority of the plants on the project

are native and/or drought tolerant. The gateway features identify the City of North Port and the gateway to the

West Villages Improvement District.

Sumter Boulevard Improvements Phases II and III, North Port, FL Lead landscape architect for phase II

construction services and phase III design services for this project to widen the existing two-lane roadway to a

four-lane roadway. The length of roadway improvement was approximately 3 miles for each phase. Overall

services include roadway design, signalization, new bridge design, intersection improvements, corridor

planning (including enhancing the bicycle and pedestrian features along the corridor), landscape architecture,

treatment of streetscape and hardscape, storm water management, utility relocation, and a public involvement

program.

West Villages Improvement District, North Port, FL Lead landscape architect for a 2.6-mile thoroughfare

for newly developed Village Land Use Classification. “The Parkway” provides for regional connections in rural

areas. It is proposed as a two-lane divided road, and designed to accommodate four lanes in the future. Major

components include interconnecting of all neighborhood and village networks, incorporation of multi-modal

facilities, and traffic calming measures. A high level of landscape treatment is required to reflect the identity of

this state-of-the-art, emerging Florida development district.

The Woodlands at College Station, Texas A&M University Project manager and lead landscape

architect for this retail/commercial development project to develop a conceptual plan for the retail component

of a previously designed and private college housing community associated with Texas A&M University.

Services provided include layout development, entryway design including signage, development of internal

site features, site connectivity study, and color graphics for the client's marketing purposes. Graphics were

initially developed to provide a realistic development density, identify a representative level of design treatment

for this site, and to help clarify the design intent by providing unlimited visuals of the proposed improvements.

These graphics were later utilized to create the final marketing graphics.

Durand Park Memorial Arboretum, Freehold Township, NJ Project manager and lead landscape

architect for this passive recreational facility developed on 100 acres of donated farmland in a rural area of the

Township. Responsible for conceptual site plan design and development, public presentations, development

and preparation of construction documents, project bidding, and site construction supervision. The park

consisted of 3 specific elements; the establishment of a native and managed native grass meadow, a

memorial arboretum commemorating local victims of the September 11, 2001 WTC terrorist attack, and a

native wild flower butterfly garden.

Marlboro Aquatic Center, Marlboro Township, NJ Lead landscape architect for this projects

landscaping, lighting, and site amenities selections and design. As lead landscape architect for this project I

was responsible for amenity material selections and placement, landscaping and irrigation, site furnishings

and parking lot lighting development, as well as landscape architectural construction phase services. The

project cost was approximately $1.83 million

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