CITY OF SUNSET VALLEY

Statement of Qualifications CITY OF SUNSET VALLEY REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS ARCHITECTURAL AND SPACE PLANNING SERVICES AUGUST 1, 2014 Wiginton Hooker Jeffry Architects COPY

11.1 TITLE PAGE WIGINTON HOOKER JEFFRY ARCHITECTS 209 EAST RIVERSIDE DRIVE AUSTIN, TEXAS 78704 512.447.1418 DON GREER, AIA, LEED AP BD+C AUGUST 1, 2014

11.2-11.5 LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL 3205 Jones Road Sunset Valley, Texas 78745 Wiginton Hooker Jeffry Architects (WHJ) is pleased to submit our qualifications for your consideration. We understand that the is seeking architectural and planning services for permanent Police and Public Work facilities and Comprehensive Development Plan. WHJ is highly expereinced in planning facilities and sites with multiple service facilities and are committed to providing You with the best information to make the best decisions for Sunset Valley. WHJ has designed over 50 Police Stations and Public Works facilities. We are currently working with the City of Leander, Sweetwater, Spring Valley, and Ada, Oklahoma on their Police projects. We just finalized a planning study for the City of Buda which included both Police and Public Works. Locally, our staff experience includes the City of Leander and Cedar Park Police Departments, and the City of Leander recently reselected WHJ to study the existing Police Station, review staffing and population growth, meet with the Police Department and provide design options to accommodate their growth for the next 5 years. We are very familiar with the building types, technologies used, and how City departments interact with one another. Due to our experience, we know the right questions to ask. The team of consultants which we ve pulled together have all worked together before and highly professional. Their services will be utilized as necessary during the project. As the Project Architect and Project Manager for our team, I will represent our firm during meetings and presentations. I will also field any questions you may have during the project. My contact information is located below. We encourage you to contact our references. We believe you ll find that WHJ hs been very respectful of the Clients time and budgets. Thank you for your consideration. Sincerely, Don Greer, AIA, LEED AP BD + C, Project Representative and Principal Wiginton, Hooker, Jeffry Architects 209 East Riverside Drive, Austin, Texas 78704 512.447.1418 greerd@whjarch.com 1,

11. 6 TABLE OF CONTENTS TITLE PAGE LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL TABLE OF CONTENTS pg. 1 11.7 Previous Performance / pg. 2 Experience 11.8 Key Staff pg. 4 11.9 Representative Services pg. 10 11.10 Proof of Licensure pg. 14 11.11 Available Resources / Consultant Location pg. 15 11.12-11.13 Approach / Timeline pg. 16 11.14 Work Samples pg. 17

11.7 PREVIOUS PERFORMANCE/ EXPERIENCE PREVIOUS PERFORMANCE / EXPERIENCE As to whether Wiginton Hooker Jeffry Architects performs services successfully, we believe our work speaks to that issue. 23 design awards in Fire, Recreation, Police, Sheriff s Department, Courts, and School building types Designed over 100 Municipal and County facilities; below are just a few of the 50 plus law enforcement facilities we ve designed Easily 75% or more of our projects require population and staff projections, programming, site analysis, and planning prior to design LAW ENFORCEMENT FACILITIES Police Station - Sweetwater, TX Police Station (Study and Site Seklection) - San Angelo, TX Police, Fire Station, Municipal Court, EOC, and Training (Programming and Design) - Ada, OK Police and Fire Administration Headquarters - San Antonio, TX Police Substation and Municipal Courts (Programming and Schematic) - Austin, TX Police, Municipal Courts, and Jail - The Colony, TX* Police, Fire Station, and Municipal Courts - Artesia, NM* Police, EOC, and Municipal Court - Boerne, TX* Police, EOC, Municipal Court, City Hall - Cedar Hill, TX Police Station - Leander, TX Police, Municipal Court, Town Hall - Hickory Creek, TX Police, EOC, and Municipal Court - Cedar Park, TX Police Headquarters and City Jail - Laredo, TX* Police Headquarters and Municipal Courts Study - San Benito, TX* Police Station - Waxahachie, TX* Police Station (Programming and Space Planning) - Mesquite, TX* Police Headquarters and Central Fire Station (Programming and Design) - Mexia, TX Police and Fire Communications Center - Garland, TX Police Station Remodel and Addition - Lewisville, TX Public Safety Building (Police and Fire Station) and Municipal Jail - Highland Park, TX Public Safety Building - Sherman, TX Police Substation No. 1 / Fire Station No. 11 - Irving, TX Police Identification Laboratory - Dallas, TX Private Jail Study - Dallas, TX* Police, Municipal Courts, and Jail Study and Design - Irving, TX* Police Station Renovation and Expansion and Municipal Court - Flower Mound, TX* Police, Municipal Courts and Jail - Baytown, TX* Police Headquarters Study and Design - Dallas, TX* Police Headquarters and Municipal Courts Study - San Benito, TX Police Station - Selma, Texas SERVICE CENTERS Valley View Municipal Complex - Irving, TX South Service Center - Carrollton, TX Service Center Study - Grand Prairie, TX Service Center - Lancaster, TX Irving Police Auto Impound - Irving, TX Municipal Courts and Fire Administration - Seguin, TX Municipal Courts - Harker Heights, TX 2.

REPEAT CLIENTS LIST WHJ has been very fortunate to work repeatedly with some great Clients. Below is a partial list. City of Leander Police Station Study Police Station Addition and Renovation City Hall Renovation Police Firing Range City of Boerne Police, Fire and Courts Needs Assessment City Hall Needs Assessment Police Station, EOC and Municipal Court Fire Station Addition and Renovation Bell County - Belton, TX Sheriff s Office, Courts and Jail Needs Assessment and Master Plan District Courts Building New Jail County Courts Building Logistics Building Sheriff s Office Renovation Existing Jail Renovation Travis County - Austin, TX Central Dispatch Center Study Del Valle Jail Mental Health Facility Del Valle Jail Maximum Security Housing Addition Comprehensive County Needs Assessment and Master Plan City of Plano Fire Station #3 Addition and Renovations Fire Station #4 Addition and Renovations Plano Animal Shelter Fire Station #11 Fire Station #12, Logistics Building, Emergency Operations Center Fire Station #13 Fire Station #2, #6 and Police Substation Additions and Renovations City of Haltom City Central Fire Station Fire Station #2 City of Flower Mound Public Safety Needs Assessment and Master Plan Central Fire Station Police Station and Municipal Court Renovation and Addition Town Hall Renovation Study Fire Station #3 Fire Station #4 Fire Station #5 City of Cedar Park Police Station and Municipal Court New Recreational Facility Conceptual Design for Bond Comal County - New Braunfels, TX Sheriff s Office and Jail Needs Assessment and Master Plan Courthouse Needs Assessment and Master Plan Landa Building Design Study City of Lancaster Public Library Renovation and Addition Fire Station, Jail, Courts and City Hall Renovation Service Center Fire Station City of the Colony Police and Municipal Courts Needs Assessment and Master Plan Fire Station Austin Ranch Fire Station Design Study Police Station / Jail Addition and Renovation City Hall Annex Design Study City of Garland Audubon Park Recreation Center Audubon Park Ball Park Facilities Carver Head Start Center Garland Power and Light Police and Fire Communication Center Harris Hollabaugh Recreation Center Fire Station #5 City of Mesquite Police, Courts and City Hall Needs Assessment and Master Plan City Park Support Facilities Senior Center Rutherford Park Recreation Center City of Killeen Fire Station #2 Fire Station #8 City of Seguin Municipal Courts and Fire Administration Fire Station #2 Fire Station #3 Fire Station #9 (Selected but not started) City of Sherman Fire Station #2 Fire Station #4, Logistics Building and Training Building Design Study and Master Plan 3.

11.8 KEY STAFF KEY PROJECT STAFF Wiginton Hooker Jeffry has assembled a very talented team with the specific expertise in each discipline to successfully assess, program, and plan your facilities. WHJ believes Principal and Senior staff involvement is essential for success, so experienced senior staff always lead our projects.. All team members will be used, as necessary. Reference the resumes after this page to learn more about the employee s title in the company, experience, length of experience, icenses and/or certifications, and education. Principal-In-Charge / Project Manager / Programmer / Designer - Don Greer, AIA, LEED AP BD+C Don will work with Jim to program and plan the facilities, and provide managerial oversight of WHJ staff and sub-consultants. He will be the point of contact for the. Programmer / QA QC - Jim Wiginton, AIA Jim will work with Don to program and plan the facilities, and provide Quality Assurance / Qualiity Control by reviewing documents produced. Code Compliance - Mike Boyle, AIA, CBPE Mike is certified by the International Code Council as a Certified Building Plans Examiner (CBPE) and will ensure any documents produced comply with the local building ordinances and Building Code. Communications and Technology Specialist - Charlie Kearns, RCDD Charlie is a Registered Communication Distribution Designer (RCDD) and will meet with the City s IT representative and ensureappropriate space is provided for current and future IT equipment. Registered Accessibility Specialist - Flint Britton, RAS 1032 Flint is a Registered Accessibility Specialist (RAS) under the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. He will review documents for compliance to the 2012 Texas Accessibility Standards. WHJ PROJECT TEAM - SUB-CONSULTANTS Our team of sub-consultants consist of companies with whom we have worked with before, and appreciate their knowledge and skill in their particular field of expertise. HENDRIX CONSULTING ENGINEERS (HCE) - Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing JASTER QUINTANILLA (JQ) - Structural Engineering HALFF ASSOCIATES (CEC) - Civil Engineering / Landscape Architecture 4.

11.8 KEY STAFF WHJ ARCHITECTS DONALD I. GREER, AIA, LEED AP BD+C Vice President PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY Don Greer has expertise in the design and project management of municipal buildings, police stations, courthouses, corporate headquarters, K-12 and higher education, recreation centers and retail facilities. Mr. Greer s involvement throughout the entire design process, from initial program development and site analysis, through design and material selection, offer single point of contact EDUCATION University of Oregon and project control to his Clients. Below is a partial list of Mr. Greer s personal project experience. Master of Architecture 1982 Texas A&M University Bachelor of Environmental Design with Honors 1979 REGISTRATION Architect Texas No. 10523 Interior Designer Texas No. 8055 LEED Accredited Professional (LEED AP BD+C) NCARB Certfication No. 78252 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE 31 Years AFFILIATIONS American Institute of Architects Texas Society of Architects PROJECT EXPERIENCE Buda Space Needs Assessment and Master Plan - Buda, TX Spring Valley City Hall and Police Department Space Needs Assessment - Spring Valley, TX Ada Police and Fire Complex - Ada, OK Leander Police Study - Leander, TX Selma Police Department Selma, TX San Angelo Police Headquarters Study / Site Analysis - San Angelo, TX Leander Police Headquarters / City Hall Additions / Renov. Leander, TX City of San Antonio Police / Fire Headquarters - San Antonio, TX Austin Municipal Court and Police Substation - Austin, TX Boerne Police and Municipal Court Boerne, TX Cedar Park Police and Municipal Courts Facility Cedar Park, TX Bexar County 225th District Courtroom Renovation San Antonio, TX Bell County Sheriff District Courts Addition/Renovations Belton, TX Bell County Justice Complex, District Courts Belton, TX Williamson County Justice Center Addition and Renov. Georgetown, TX Biddeford District Courthouse Biddeford, ME Skowhegan District Courthouse Skowhegan, ME Giddings Central Fire Station - Giddings, TX Round Rock Westside Recreation Center Round Rock, TX Lake Travis ISD (High School and Middle School Additions and Renovations) including Sports Field House, Stadium, Multi-Purpose Room and Weight Facility Lakeway, TX 5.

11.8 KEY STAFF WHJ ARCHITECTS JAMES O. WIGINTON, AIA President PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY Jim Wiginton has been extensively involved in the planning and design of Municipal and County facilities for over 40 years. He has worked closely with the Client and User staff to establish building plans that result in cost-effective solutions to the present and future operation need. His designs are noted for their high level of efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and creative solutions to functional EDUCATION The University of Texas Bachelor of Architecture 1972 requirements and design issues. Mr. Wiginton is very familiar with the police / sheriff s department building type due to his extensive experience with both. Below is a partial list of Mr. Wiginton s personal project experience. REGISTRATION Architect - Texas No. 5958 Interior Designer - Texas No. 2863 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE 41 Years AFFILIATIONS American Institute of Architects (AIA) Texas Society of Architects (TSA) AIA Dallas Texas Police Chiefs Association American Corrections Association Texas Jail Association PROJECT EXPERIENCE Cedar Hill Government Center (City Hall, Muni. Court, Police, ISD Admin.) Cedar Hill, TX Town Hall, Municipal Court / Council Chambers, Police Headquarters Hickory Creek, TX City Hall / Fire Station / Police / Courts Programming and Space Planning Mesquite, TX Municipal Courts, Police, and Jail Flower Mound, TX Municipal Courts, Police, and Jail Waxahachie, TX Municipal Courts, Police, and Jail Study and Design Irving, TX Municipal Courts and Police Study and Design The Colony, TX Municipal Courts and Police Headquarters Study San Benito, TX Municipal Courts and Jail Baytown, TX Municipal Courts and EOC Missouri City, TX Police Station Leander, TX Police Remodel and Addition Lewisville, TX Police Headquarters and Jail Laredo, TX Police Headquarters Study and Design Dallas, TX Police Identification Laboratory Dallas, TX Public Safety Facility Boerne, TX Department of Public Safety Building and City Jail Highland Park, TX Texas Department of Public Safety Building Sherman, TX Public Safety Building (Central Fire / Police Headquarters / Municipal Courts) Needs Analysis, Programming, Schematic Design Flower Mound, TX Police and Fire 911 Communications Center Garland, TX 6.

11.8 KEY STAFF WHJ ARCHITECTS MIKE BOYLE, AIA, CBPE - Senior Associate Project Title: Area of Expertise: Code Compliance, Production Document production, project management, certified by the International Code Council as a Certified Building Plans Examiner. remediation in Nationally Registered Historic buildings. Responsibility: Resource or Building and Life Safety Code review, as needed. Education: University of Texas at Austin, Bachelor of Architecture, 1998 Registration: Architect, Texas No. 18083 Experience: 16 years Professional Work: Austin Municipal Courts and Police Substation (Building Retrofit) - Austin, TX Leander Police Headquarters and City Hall (Remodel/ Addition) Leander, TX Bell County Sheriffs Office Building (Remodel/ Addition) Belton, TX Bell County Justice Complex, District Courts Belton, TX Veterans Affairs Blind Rehabilitation Center (Historic Renov./ Addition) - Waco, TX Veterans Affairs Community Living Center (Historic Renov./ Addition) - Waco, TX Veterans Affairs Utility and Infrastructure Expansion - Waco, TX CHARLIE KEARNS, RCDD - Principal and Owner Project Title: Area of Expertise: Communications and Technology Specialist Project management of large projects, County assessments and Master plans, ommunications and technology, EOC design. Responsibility: Meet with the IT department, Emergency Operations, dispatch, and assess current and future needs, recommend design options. Education: Registration: Experience: University of North Texas, Bachelor of Science in Engineering,1991 Registered Communication Distribution Designer (RCDD) 21 years Professional Work: Collin County, 25 Year Master Plan Collin County, TX Ellis County, 20 Year Master Plan Waxahachie, TX Parker County 20 Year Master Plan Weatherford, TX Johnson County Emergency Operations/Dispatch Center Cleburne, TX Plano Emergency Operations Center Plano, TX City of McKinney Public Safety Building McKinney, TX 7.

11.8 KEY STAFF WHJ ARCHITECTS FLINT BRITTON, RAS 1032 - Associate Project Title: Area of Expertise: Responsibility: Accessibility Specialist 2012 Texas Accessibility Standards, the Texas Jail Standards, detention and law enforcement design. Accessibility assessment Education: University of Texas, Bachelor of Science in Architectural Studies, 1993 Registration: Registered Accessibility Specialist, No. 1032 Experience: 20 years Professional Work: Police Facility Study - Leander, TX Police Headquarters / Emergency Operations Center - Leander, TX El Paso County Detention Facility Accessibility Review - El Paso, TX Police and Courts Facility - Cedar Park, TX Police, Municipal Court/Council Chamber Complex - Boerne, TX Police Headquarters Selma, TX City Hall - Leander, TX Bell County Justice Complex (Jail and Courts) - Belton, TX WHJ PROJECT TEAM - SUB - CONSULTANTS HENDRIX CONSULTING ENGINEERS (HCE) - MEP Engineers 1115 East Main Street, Round Rock, TX 78664 P 512-218-0060 FAX: 512-218-0077 Name / Title: Area of Expertise: Responsibility: B. J. (BUCK) HENDRIX, P.E., CBCP, CEA, LEED AP - Principal, Owner Mechanical, electrical and plumbing design and engineering services Assess existing facilities for MEP issues as necessary. Education: University of Texas at Austin, B.S. - Architectural Engineering, 1974; M.S. - Engineering, 1976 Registration: Licensed Professional Engineer, Texas No. 47325 Experience: 39 years Professional Work: Kyle City Hall Round Rock Police Station Pflugerville ISD Service Center Round Rock ISD Central Facility Addition Austin Independent School District Service Center Hutto ISD Administration Facility Round Rock Parks and Recreation Department Facilities North Austin Police Substation Pflugerville ISD Transportation Building Woodway Police Station Remodel/EOC Relocation Manor ISD Transportation Facility Hutto ISD Transportation and Maintenance Facility 8,

11.8 KEY STAFF SUB-CONSULTANTS WHJ PROJECT TEAM - SUBCONSULTANTS (CONT.) HALFF ASSOCIATES, INC. - Civil Engineering / Landscape Architecture 4030 West Braker Lane, Suite 450, Austin, TX 78759 P. 512-777-4600 FAX 512-252-8141 Name / Title: Area of Expertise: Responsibility: Education: JOHN J. TEAGUE, PE - Civil Lead Design for paving, grading, drainage, sanitary sewer, water, communications Provide civil engineering services as necessary. Texas Tech University, Bachelor of Science/Civil Engineering Registration: Licensed Professional Engineer State of Texas No. 92770 Experience: 14 years Professional Work: Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired Campus Master Plan, Austin, Texas Civil Project Manager The Bend at Onion Creek, Buda, Texas Project Manager and Land Development Consultant Whitestone Medical Plaza, Cedar Park, Texas Project Manager and Land Development Consultant Hunt Valley Development, Sharyland Plantation Project Manager and Land Development Consultant Del Norte Heights Comprehensive Master Plan, Hobbs, New Mexico Civil Project Manager JASTER QUINTANILLA - Structural Engineering 1608 West 6th Street, Austin, TX 78703 P. 512-4749094 FAX: 512-474-9179 Name / Title: Area of Expertise: GARY JASTER, PE - Principal in Charge Structural systems review and design; compliance with the International Building Code and entity standards; building and structural displacement modeling and evaluation. Responsibility: Provide structural engineering services, as necessary. Education: University of Texas - Austin, B.S. - Architectural Engineering, 1974 Registration: Licensed Professional Engineer, Texas No. 45301 Experience: 39 years Professional Work: Leander Police Headquarters Addition / Renov. Leander, TX UT Brackenridge Dorm Feasibility Study - Austin, TX Austin Convention Center Feasibility Study / Addition - Austin, TX Emergency Vehicles Operation Study - Florence, TX TSU Strahan Coliseum Expansion Feasibility Study - San Marcos, TX City of Austin Feasibility Study, Renovations, and Expansions to Fire Stations - Austin, TX 9.

11.9 REPRESENTATIVE SERVICES CITY OF ADA POLICE, FIRE STATION, MUNICIPAL COURT, EOC, and TRAINING NEEDS ASSESSMENT, SPACE PROGRAM, SITE SELECTION and MASTER PLAN Date: TBD Size: 28,584 SF (Police) Cost: $10,400,000 Client: Cody Holcomb, City Manager 580-436-8002 codyholcomb@adaok.com 231 South Townsend Street, Ada, OK 74820 This project represents the first step towards a new Police station, 911 center, municipal court, central fire station and training facility for the city of ADA, Oklahoma. The initial phase involved a needs assessment and program, fire response time study for the city, estimates on probable cost and a comprehensive site evaluation for multiple sites. Three sites were identified by the city and the team evaluated them with regard to a variety of criteria including public safety appropriateness, future development, access/egress, expandability and cost. Each site was further studied by a conceptual design that illustrated an ideal arrangement of the program functions for the available area. On the larger site, the design team developed a variety of options for either a single, combined facility or separate police and fire buildings that allows the city options in development and use. The next stage of the project involves the design of the facility on the selected site. SERVICES / METHODOLGY: Don Greer - Assessments of existing buildings, site analysis, staffing requirements and projections, meeting with Department heads, space analysis, programming, Master Plan, presentations to the City Council and Police Department. Jim Wiginton - Staffing requirements and projections, meeting with Department heads, space analysis, programming. CITY OF SWEETWATER POLICE NEEDS ASSESSMENT, SPACE PROGRAM, and STATION Date: 2015 Size: 14,200 SF Cost: $3,834,000 Client: Brian Frieda, Chief of Police 325-236-6687 bfrieda@cityofsweetwatertx.com 201 East 4th Street, Sweetwater, TX 79556 The single story police facility is designed with the community in mind. The training room can be accessed after hours by local clubs and other groups. The layout allows them access to bathrooms, break area and kitchenette from training. The communications room is located to welcome and oversee the lobby. Spaces provided include communications, administrative, patrol and CID office space, multipurpose and training room, report room, patrol issue, armory, interview rooms for adult and juvenile, briefing, evidence storage and processing, fitness, locker rooms, staff toilets, break room and kitchenette. The locker area is designed to allow both male and female officer use at the same time. Multiple staff entrances are provided at the rear of the facility. SERVICES / METHODOLGY: Jim Wiginton - Site analysis, staffing requirements and projections, meeting with Department heads, space analysis, programming, Master Plan, presentations to the City Council and Police Department. Don Greer - Conceptual designs. 10,

11.9 REPRESENTATIVE SERVICES CITY OF BUDA CITYWIDE SPACE NEEDS ASSESSMENT and MASTER PLAN Date: January - May 2014 Size: City Hall / Library: 53,000 SF; Police: 16,000 SF Cost: Projected City Hall / Library: $15,700,000; Police: $4,800,000 Client: Brian LaBorde, Asst. City Manager 512-312-0084 blaborde@ci.buda.tx.us 121 Main Street, Buda, TX 78610 The Space Needs Assessment and Facilities Master Plan is an essential part of the City s effort to keep pace with growth and maintain a high level of service delivery. It is intended to establish a process for coordinated development and use of city facilities. The Space Needs Assessment and Facilities Master Plan provides a guide for both short-term and long-term need to establish budgets, capital improvements and building sizes and locations. WHJ and their consultants team worked closely with city staff to determine future staffing and space needs for each department within the City. All buildings currently owned by Buda were evaluated for their ability to serve the City, presently and in the future. The consulting team developed a master plan to address the projected growth in Buda. A search for appropriate sites was conducted with several sites identified and ranked based upon the established site selection criteria. SERVICES / METHODOLGY: Don Greer - Principal-In-Charge, assessments of existing buildings, site analysis, staffing requirements and projections, meeting with Department heads, space analysis, programming, Master Plan, presentations to the City Council and Police Department. Jim Wiginton - assessments of existing buildings, site analysis, staffing requirements and projections, meeting with Department heads, space analysis, programming, Master Plan, presentations to the City Council and Police Department. CITY OF LEANDER POLICE NEEDS ASSESSMENT, SPACE PROGRAM, ADDITION and RENOVATION Date: April 2008 Size: 23,000 SF Cost: $2,714,000 Client: Greg Minton, Chief of Police 512-528-2802 gminton@leandertx.gov 705 Leander Drive, Leander, TX 78641 Project included a Needs Assessment, Programming, and Design for a new Police Station. The City of Leander is a rapidly growing community located just northwest of the Austin city limits. Wiginton Hooker Jeffry Architects worked closely with City staff to determine the present and future space needs of the Police Department. These needs were translated into a design to retro-fit an abandoned two-story metal office building purchased by the City for the police function. Patrol, C.I.D., fitness, and records are located on the first floor along with a new public entry. Administration and future expansion are located on the second floor. SERVICES / METHODOLGY: Don Greer - Principal-In-Charge, assessments of existing buildings, site analysis, staffing requirements and projections, meeting with Department heads, space analysis, programming, Master Plan, presentations to the City Council and Police Department, and design and construction of the new facility. Jim Wiginton - Staffing requirements and projections, meeting with Department heads, space analysis, programming, presentations to City Council and Police department, QA QC (review of construction documents at each drawing phase.) Mike Boyle - Measuring existing facility, code compliance. Flint Britton - Measuring / assessing existing facility, meeting with Department heads, review population projections, contact similar sized Police Departments, programming, and all phases of design and construction of the facility. 11,

CITY OF SELMA POLICE NEEDS ASSESSMENT, SPACE PROGRAM, and STATION Date: January 2010 Size: 14,500 SF Cost: $4,104,000 Client: Syd Hall, Chief of Police 210-651-5368 shall@ci.selma.tx.us 9375 Corporate Drive, Selma, TX 78154 Selma Police Station is a 14,500 SF two story building that is designed to blend with the existing City Hall and Fire Station in a campus setting. The available land area was limited so the design required a two story layout with the Administration and Criminal Investigation Departments on the upper floor and clerical, patrol, records, evidence and a 4 cell holding area with sally port on the lower floor. The facility also contains a large training room and a fitness room with shared access for other City staff. The site was designed to limit public access to the front area while accommodating a sheltered outdoor area for the staff and officers in the back as well as covered patrol car parking. SERVICES / METHODOLGY: Don Greer - Principal-In-Charge, site analysis, staffing requirements and projections, meeting with Department heads, space analysis, programming, Master Plan, presentations to the City Council and Police Department, and design and construction of the new facility. Mike Boyle - Code review and compliance. Flint Britton - design of holding cells. CITY OF BOERNE POLICE, EOC, CITY COUNCIL CHAMBER and MUNICIPAL COURT NEEDS ASSESSMENT, SPACE PROGRAM, and BUILDING Date: September 2010 Size: 28,000 SF Cost: $6,467,000 Client: Jim Kohler, Chief of Police 830-249-8645 jkohler@ci.boerne.tx.us 124 Old San Antonio Road, Boerne, TX 78006 Project includes a Needs Assessment, Programming, and Design for a new Police Station, Municipal Court and Council Chamber building. At the time of the analysis, the City of Boerne was a growing community with a service population of approximately 25,000. This facility houses the entire police operations, which includes the Emergency 911 Public Safety Answering Point for all of Kendall County, holding and interrogation rooms, training areas and classrooms, an emergency operation center for disaster control, locker rooms, administrative office space, sally port, vehicle storage areas and secure on site parking. The Municipal Court/Council Chamber contains space for an audience of approximately 75. The building includes space for a secure combined conference and Jury deliberation room, as well as a lobby and administrative office space for the Court Clerk and Judge. SERVICES / METHODOLGY: Don Greer - Principal-In-Charge, site analysis, staffing requirements and projections, meeting with Department heads, space analysis, programming, Master Plan, presentations to the City Council and Police Department, and design and construction of the new facility. Jim Wiginton - Staffing requirements and projections, meeting with Department heads, space analysis, programming, QA QC. Mike Boyle - Code review and compliance. Flint Britton - Meeting with Department heads, review population projections, contact similar sized Police Departments, programming, and all phases of design and construction of the facility. 12,

HICKORY CREEK TOWN HALL, POLICE, and MUNICIPAL COURT FACILITY NEEDS AS- SESSMENT, SPACE PROGRAM, MASTER PLAN and BUILDING Date: February 2006 Size: 10,800 SF Cost: $1,965,000 Client: Jeff Price, Mayor 940-497-2528 Hickory Creek, TX Project includes comprehensive Needs Assessment, Programming, Master Planning and Design of this 10,800 square foot facility. Master Planning included the Town Hall and the allocation of the Town s future facilities for a Recreation Center, Department of Public Safety and the Department of Public Works. Also included, was the allocation of a retention pond and the continuation of the Ronald Reagan Drive through the Town s 7.98 acre site. The design of the Town Hall included three offices and was programmed and configured to include a courtroom with supporting offices and the Police Department, thus allowing three departments to work efficiently under one roof. Major challenges encountered and successfully addressed during the process included a site with considerable hill and slopes which challenged site development and project cost. The completed project provided an aesthetically pleasant design which represents a small town in growth, but in harmony with a rural community. SERVICES / METHODOLGY: Jim Wiginton - Principal-In-Charge, site analysis and design, staffing requirements and projections, meeting with Department heads, space analysis, programming, Master Plan, and presentations to the City Council. VALLEY VIEW MUNICIPAL COMPLEX MASTER PLAN and BUILDING Date: 2004-2006 Size: 121,000 SF Cost: $17,000,000 Client: Todd Reck, Public Works Director 972-721-2281 treck@cityofirving.org 333 Valley View Lane, Irving, TX 75061 WHJ was retained to create a Master Plan for the 30-acre site owned by the City of Irving Water Utilities and Streets Departments. Through several workshops we were able to determine the issues and Program requirements that would influence the Master Plan for the site and the facilities on the site. WHJ designed six buildings which met the Master Plan and Program requirements. Construction cost for this project was approximately $20 million. 1. Water and Street Departments Administration Building (49,200 sf) Includes Classrooms and Training Areas 2. Material Storage (30,000 sf) 3. Maintenance and Shop Building that includes Water Quality Testing Labs (22,600 sf) 4. Warehouse Building (25,000 sf) 5. Police Auto Impound that includes Secure Storage, Work Bays, Public Reception and Administration Offices (5,000 sf) 6. Vehicle Wash Facility SERVICES / METHODOLGY: Jim Wiginton - Principal-In-Charge, site analysis and design, staffing requirements and projections, meeting with Department heads, space analysis, programming, Master Plan, and presentations to the City Council. 13.

11. 10 PROOF OF LICENSURE PROOF OF PROPER ARCHITECTURAL LICENSING AND REGISTRATION A page from the Texas Board of Architectural Examiners has been recreated indicating WHJ team architects retain active licenses to practice architecture and interior design in the State of Texas. The page titled Find a Design Professional can be found at http://www.tbae.state.tx.us/publicinformation/searchindividual. NAME PROFESSION FIRM NAME ADDRESS STATUS EXP. CERT. DATE DATE Wiginton, James O. Architect #5958 WHJ Architects PC 500 North central Expressway, Active 8/31/2014 02/03/1976 #300, Plano, TX 75074 Greer, Donald I. Architect #10523 WHJ Architects PC 209 East Riverside Drive, Active 7/31/2015 09/24/1984 Int. Design #8055 Austin, TX 78704 Active 7/31/2015 10/05/1994 Boyle, Michael T. Architect #18083 WHJ Architects PC 1805 Burbank Street, Active 4/30/2015 03/05/2003 Austin, TX 78757 B. J. (BUCK) HENDRIX, P.E., CBCP, CEA, LEED AP - Licensed Professional Engineer, Texas No. 47325 JOHN J. TEAGUE, PE - Licensed Professional Engineer, Texas No. 92770 GARY JASTER, PE - Licensed Professional Engineer, Texas No. 45301 NONDISCRIMINATION CLAUSE WHJ will not and does not discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment because of race, religion, sex, color or national origin and that said firm, WHJ, will make efforts to ensure that employment is offered to applicants without regard to their race, religion, sex, color, or national origin. COMPLIANCE WITH APPLICABLE RULES WHJ is compliant with all applicable rules and regulations of Federal, ssate, and Local governing entities. 14,

11.11 AVAILABLE RESOURCES CONSULTANT LOCATION WIGINTON HOOKER JEFFRY ARCHITECTS BUSINESS HISTORY Wiginton Hooker Jeffry Architects is a full-service architectural firm with 20 full time employees which Jim Wiginton originally established in 1978. Over the last 36 years, the vast majority of our work consists of publicly funded City and County clients in Texas - with over 40% being repeat clients. The firm performs needs assessment and master planning studies on a regular basis and the vast majority of our projects require them. WHJ staff members work out of offices located in Austin and Plano. If selected, your project will be produced out of the Austin office. No filings or actions have every been taken against WHJ by any Municipal or County organization or entity. RESOURCES Staff: By far, WHJ s greatest resource lies in the able, experienced, and talented staff which work for the firm. Many of our staff are cross trained in multiple disciplines, such as, L.E.E.D. or sustainable design, the International Building Codes, the Texas Accessibility Standards, and technology. Providing the expertise in-house allows WHJ to have greater control in meeting schedules and ensuring the information provided is prtinent to the project. Duplication of Effort: Don Greer, Jim Wiginton, and Flint Britton have experience meeting with Clients, programming and planning facilities. The overlap of expertise ensures that there is always an experienced staff member working on Your project regardless of what may occur in the office; ie. illness, emergency meetings, etc. Building Information Modeling: WHJ utilizes Autodesk Revit, a Building Information Modeling (BIM) software, which allows the user to design in three dimensions. As such, the software is used to create 3-D views of interior spaces and exterior images of the design from any vantage point, thus allowing us to find design surprises prior to construction. Schematic Rendering Final Rendering Photo of Completed Space Sub-Consultants: All of our consultants are located close to Sunset Valley in Austin and Round Rock. Hendrix Consulting Engineers (HCE) - 1115 East Main Street, Round Rock, TX 78664 Jaster Quintanilla (JQ) - 1608 West 6th Street, Austin, TX 78703 Halff Associates - 4030 West Braker Lane, Suite 450, Austin, TX 78759 15,

11.12 / 11.13 APPROACH TIMELINE WORK PLAN AND SCHEDULE: WHJ expects the study to take 3 months upon receiving a Notice to Proceed. FACILITIES DEVELOPMENT PLAN Month 1 Immediate meetings, the day following City Council award, with City staff and Stakeholder Groups to introduce Team - Don Greer and Jim Wiginton will concentrate on programming and master planning the Police and Public Utilities (known further as the departments ) Gather data from the City on the site, existing buildings, and populations Receive list of individuals and departments to be involved in study Receive an understanding of involvement desired by Council Facilitate kick off meeting to establish vision for project, meet with Stakeholders Tour existing facilities and potential locations Prepare agenda for interviews for Police and Public Utilities departments Receive current staffing levels for each department Review deficiency lists and estimated space needs generated by City personnel Distribute questionnaire to all departments Review completed questionnaires prior to interviews Conduct interviews with all departments to discuss questionnaire answers Project current and future staffing levels and indicate current staffing deficiencies Review current and projected staffing levels with appropriate staff, modify if necessary and receive approval Utilize approved staffing levels to develop space needs for each room in the program, indicate space deficiencies Develop projections for future parking requirements Review space programs with appropriate department representatives and receive approval of program Utilizing approved space program, study existing City facilities and sites to be included in the study Meet with Stakeholders Month 2 Develop options for new facilities Prepare site layout plans to illustrate all concepts Meet with the City to receive feedback and modify Month 3 Prepare cost estimate for proposed buildings and site enhancements Present findings to the City, make public presentations as requested, receive feedback, adjust Program as needed Produce final document and present findings to the City 16,

11.14 WORK SAMPLES WORK SAMPLES ADA POLICE / FIRE STATION / MUNICIPAL COURT / EOC / & TRAINING SWEETWATER POLICE STATION 17,

Request for Qualifications 11.14 WORK SAMPLES CITY OF BUDA CITYWIDE SPACE NEEDS ASSESSMENT and MASTER PLAN City of Buda Space Needs Assessment and Facilities Master Plan May 30, 2014 May 30, 2014 LEANDER POLICE STATION BEFORE 18.

SELMA POLICE STATION BOERNE POLICE, EOC, CITY COUNCIL CHAMBER, AND MUNICIPAL COURT 19,

11.14 WORK SAMPLES HICKORY CREEK TOWN HALL, POLICE, and MUNICIPAL COURT VALLEY VIEW MUNICIPAL COMPLEX MASTER PLAN and BUILDING Warehouse Wash Bay Wash bay Gas station Station Shops Sweeper/ Yard Dump Yard Material Bins Admin Operation 20,

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