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CORPORATE PROFILE With 50 years of landscape architectural experience, NUVIS, a DBE/SBE professional services firm creates outdoor design solutions from studios in Orange County, Los Angeles, the Bay Area, and Las Vegas.

In collaboration with our private sector and public agency clients, NUVIS produces design solutions from concept to construction for: -

environmental sites land art streetscapes education campuses urban spaces

civic/commercial spaces retail venues

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transportation corridors historical/cultural sites recreation sites healthcare centers communities entertainment healthcare

NUVIS, as landscape architects, are team integrators, providing a broad knowledge base and leadership skills that facilitate project development as a composition, not a single component.

Our team of 20 passionate and dedicated design professionals work closely with public agencies, developers, and communities to provide customer driven solutions through hands-on collaborative workshops and design charette facilitation.

Proud of our most recent national and local award-winning projects - ASLA Award of Excellence for Owens Lake Land Art in Inyo County, CA; ASCE OC Recreation Project of the Year, Veterans Park in Lake Forest, CA, and NSMA Gold Award, Vu Upscale Multi-Faming in Las Vegas, NV - NUVIS is a proven and innovative professional design firm.

We are passionate about our mission to create responsible outdoor venues that provide opportunities for interaction and exhibit dramatic memorable results from texture, form, color, and pattern - inspiring people-oriented experiences.

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SERVICES PROJECT MANAGEMENT & COORDINATION Project Orientation and Site Visitation Project Research and Data Collection Project Administration / Coordination Subconsultant Collaboration Public Presentations Governmental Agency Coordination

IDEA GENERATION Master Planning and Review Specific Plans & Design Guidelines Image and Story Boards Opportunities and Constraints Plans Design Charrette Facilitation and Participation Community Workshop Facilitation

SCHEMATIC DESIGN

Site Plan Refinement Graphic Presentation Exhibits Character Sketches or Vignettes Elevation and Section Studies 3D Modeling and Photographic Simulations Plant Palette Development

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

Planning & Improvement Studies Refined Document Preparation Illustrative Site Plan Elevations, Sections, and Sketches Typical Planting Vignettes Conceptual Construction Details Site Amenities and Furnishings

CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS (PS&E)

Grading Plans Construction Layout Plans Construction Details Planting Design Plans Irrigation Design Plans & Water Use Calculations MWELO / AB 1881 Compliance Plan & Book Specifications

CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATION PS&E Interpretation RFI/RFC Responses Addenda Submittals Bid Phase & Construction Support Services Change Order Assistance Shop Drawing Sample Review Plant Material Review Final Checklist Input / Record Drawings Plan Checking / Design Review DBE . SBE | 01.11.21 © NUVIS

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CORPORATE PRINCIPAL PROFILES PERRY A. CARDOZA, PLA, ASLA President Perry's ability to creatively express his ideas to agencies, councils, and community groups helps in developing a collaborative approach to problem solving. He combines this ability with his ideology of landscape architecture to provide design solutions, unique to each project location. Perry, along with the NUVIS team, considers sustainable solutions for all projects. With a focus on collaborative design, Perry seeks opportunities for capturing and treating storm water, creating habitat, specifying colorful and durable water wise plants, and designing accessible and memorable solutions which incorporate best management practices.

With NUVIS since 1986 Licensure: CA 3943 MS 311 Education California State Polytechnic University, Pomona 1986

Professional Affiliations ASLA, So Cal Chapter, Trustee 2014-2017, President 2013, President Elect 2012, Membership Chair 2011, Vice President 1990, ASLA, No Cal Chapter, Vice President 1989 AIA, Orange County Chapter | ULI, Orange County Chapter Recognition 2019 ASCE OC Recreation Project of the Year - Veterans Park (for. Village Pond Park) 2017 ASLA National Honor Award - Owens Lake Land Art 2016 Owens Lake Land Art, ASLA/SCC Award of Excellence & Honor Award 2016 Hanson Prop. Habitat Restoration, The Nature Conservancy, ASLA/SCC Merit Award 2014 ASCE (LA) Community Improvement Proj. of the Year - LA Brea Streetscape 2012 ASLA/SCC Merit Award - Owens Lake Dust Mitigation & Habitat Restoration 2007 ASLA/SCC Merit Award – The Arbor on El Toro 2007 ASCE Project Achievement Award – The Arbor on El Toro 2006 APWA Project of the Year – The Arbor on El Toro 2003 American Society of Civil Engineer (ASCE) – Balboa Village

ROBERT W. STONE, PLA, ASLA Executive Vice President Bob develops innovative public realm and residential designs which provide strong visual character and seamless functionality for pedestrian and vehicular spaces. He is the primary principal accountable for the management, fiscal productivity, and resource orchestration of our Southern California, Nevada, and International projects; overseeing our staff for an array of public agency and private developer clients. He participates in several chapters of the Building Industry Association and Urban Land Institute.

Bob's clients respect the attention to responsiveness, creative solutions, and follow through from conceptual design to field observation.

With NUVIS since 1981 Licensure: CA 1891 NV 396 Education BSLA California State Polytechnic University, Pomona 1976

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Professional Affiliations American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) Building Industry Association (BIA) Urban Land Institute (ULI) Gamma Sigma Delta, Honorary Society of Agriculture Recognition 2018 NSMA Gold Award, Best Architectural Design, Vu Upscale Multi-Family 2017 PCBC Gold Nugget Merit Award, Saddleback College Science Building 2016 AIA OC Merit Award, Irvine Valley College Life Sciences Builidng 2014 PCBC Merit Award, Irvine Valley College Life Sciences Building 2009 3 Gold GAVA Awards; resid. water feature art, infinity pool, & trad. pool 2005 NSMA Gold Award, Best Custom Home Landscape Design

TOM MUNOZ, PLA Principal

With decades of on-call experience with the City of Los Angeles, County of Los Angeles, Port of Los Angeles, and many other public agencies, Tom shares his talents and passion for our profession as a volunteer vice-president of the Corona Historic Preservation Society, volunteer vice-president for the City of Corona Partners for Parks Foundation, volunteer with the Boy Scouts and participant in local California Park and Recreation Society Programs. His emphasis is in water-wise public- and private-oriented park/recreation planning and urban design projects. As a Project Manager on many of NUVIS’ public agency projects; client relations, technical direction of construction documents, and multi-team/agency coordination are his notable strengths.

With NUVIS since 1978

Professional Affiliations California Park and Recreation Society Corona Partners Foundation (CPF) for Parks / Rec. & Corona Historic Preserv. Soc. (CHPS) Boy Scouts of America, Assistant Scout Master, 1997 National Jamboree

Licensure: CA 1997 Education BSLA California State Polytechnic University, Pomona 1978

Recognition 2018 ASCE OC Pk & Rec. Project of the Year, Crown Vly. Channel Entry, Laguna Niguel, CA 2017 APWA Transp. Project of the Year, Crown Valley Park Tier 2, Laguna Niguel, CA 2016 APWA B.E.S.T. Proj, Traffic/Mobility/Beaut., Newport Blvd. Widening, Nwpt. Bch, CA 2015 CMAA Project Achievement Award, Berth 200 Rail Yard & Roadway, San Pedro, CA 2008 APWA Project of the Year, Parks & Recreation, Hesperia Civic Plaza Pk, Hesperia, CA 2006 WCCC Distinguished Project, Honorable Mention, LA Riverfront Park, Studio City, CA 2005 City of Los Angeles Certificate of Commendation, LA Riverfront Park, Studio City, CA 2004 CPRS Award of Excellence, Central Park Sports Complex, Huntington Beach, CA 2004 So Cal Municip. Athletic Fed., Central Park Sports Complex, Huntington Beach, CA Harbor City Greenway (Wilmington Drain Revegetation) CDM/Smith for City of Los Angeles, Department of Public Works, San Pedro, CA Tom's provided project managment for this Propositon O funded native habitat protection and restoration for passive recreation park and trails along Wilmington Drain including gabion bank stabilzation, interpretive kiosks, pedestrian and maintenance gateways, sediment inspired retaining wall treatment, native plantings, picnic areas, new ADA restroom, fencing, and decomposed granite pathways. Dates: 2010-2015 Front Street Beautification Port of Los Angleles, San Pedro, CA Project manager and design direction for conceptual exhibits, multiple design alternatives, and construction documents for multi-use trails along Front Street with interpretive elements, seating areas, and gateway plaza. Site amenities themed to compliment existing adjacent Port of Los Angeles improvement projects and strengthen pedestrian realm opportunities. Dates: 2011-2016 Machado Lake Restoration CDM/Smith for City of Los Angeles, Department of Public Works, San Pedro, CA Tom provided project management for this native habitat protection, restoration, and passive park facilities surrounding Machado Lake including gabion bank stabilzation, interpretive kiosks, fishing and viewing piers, pedestrian and maintenance gateways, native plantings, picnic areas, new ADA restroom, fencing, and decomposed granite pathways. Dates: 2008-2017 Kenneth Hahn Eastern Ridgeline Trail LA County Dept. of Public Works, Baldwin Hills, CA Tom provided project management for conceptual plans through construction documents and construction observation on the rehabilitaion, and native habitat restoration of a hillside park incorporating new fencing, trails, fitness stations, signage, themed play sculptures, and gateways. High-efficiency irrigation systems, permeable paving, land ow-water/native species utilized throught the project. Dates: 2010-2014

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LINDA FORDE, LEED-AP Principal

With NUVIS since 1998 Education BSLA California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, 1998 Summa Cum Laude Professional Accreditation LEED Accredited Professional, USGBC (2005)

Linda provides graphic expertise along with a special interest in the environmental and regionally responsive aspects of landscape architecture to the NUVIS team. Her responsibilities include project management, photographic simulations, LEED documentation, presentation exhibits, project research, creative strategizing, design guidelines, California native plant palettes, corporate IT management, marketing materials, social media, and corporate website content and design. Linda's private family residence is a sustainable testing ground including a no-turf front yard, water reuse strategies, year-round edible garden beds, and native and adapted low water plants.

Other Professional Experience SCC/ASLA Design Awards Programs/Presentations (2012 & 2014), Graphics (2010-2017) CLASS Fund, Administrative Graphics & Marketing Materials Support (2004-2017) NCC/ASLA Downtown San Francisco Walking Tour Guide, Graphic Design (2008) Regenerative Design Symposium, Cal Poly Pomona, Event Production (1996) Recognition 2017 ASLA National Honor Award, Owens Lake Land Art 2016 ASLA/SCC Award of Excellence & Honor Award, Owens Lake Land Art 2016 ASLA/SCC Merit Award, Hanson Property Habitat Restoration & Enhancement Plan 2014 PCBC Merit Award, Irvine Valley College Life Sciences Building 2009 Certified Wildlife Habitat, Entry Demonstration Garden, Aquarium of the Pacific 2008 APWA Project of the Year, City Hall Env. Friendly Landscape, San Juan Capistrano 2003 ASLA/SCC Merit Award, Los Angeles River Greenway, Studio City Rancho Los Cerritos Orchard, Arroyo Restoration & Native Perimeter Landscape Rancho Los Cerritos Foundation/City of Long Beach, CA Linda provided project management, design development plans, construction documents, and construction observation for the restoration of an historic arroyo and trail, a California native garden and trail, a full site irrigation system update, and a living perimeter barrier utilizing water-efficient California native species, historic themed elements, and recycled materials for docent-led public tours. Dates: 2001-2016 Watershed Exhibit Garden, Green Roof, & Entry Garden Aquarium of the Pacific, Long Beach, CA Linda provided project management, design development plans, construction documents, and construction observation for a LEED Platinum Certified Watershed Exhibit/Classroom Building site with three distinct planting areas including a green roof irrigated by greywater from building sinks. Planting exclusively with Los Angeles and San Gabriel River Watershed native species from the Coastal Sage Scrub, Coastal Bluff, and Freshwater Marsh habitats. Design development for water-efficient demonstration garden at the Aquarium entry; a Certified Wildlife Habitat.

Advanced Technology & Applied Science Building at Saddleback College McCarthy Builders & HED Architects for SOCCCD, Mission Viejo, CA Linda provides project management, design direction, preparation of construction documents, and construction observation for a new classroom building designed to meet or exceed USGBC LEED Gold Certification standards. The site provides multiple educational California native biome habitat gardens, outdoor learning and instructional spaces, and features a collaborative outdoor amphitheater. Dates: 2017 - on-going

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Northwest Open Space Park City of San Juan Capistrano, CA Linda provided educational native plant palette, preliminary plans, alternatives, and construction documents for a 3-acre historic preservation/interpretive park replicating a Juaneno village including cultural group area, amphitheater, pond, horse hitching area, trail, interpretive signage, parking lot, dog park access, permeable paving, shade structure, picnic benches, outdoor kitchen, and entry monument. Extensive collaboration and input from local representitives of the historic Juaneno people. Native garden organized in zones based upon plant uses by indigenous Juaneno tribe. Dates: 2014-2018

OWENS LAKE MASTER PROJECT

CDM Smith for Los Angeles Department of Water & Power Inyo County, CA Master planning, conceptual simulations, and document preparation for the Owens Lake Master Project which details the playa's transition to waterless and water-wise solutions using multiple land cover strategies including tillage, managed vegetation, standing water, sheet flow, gravel, berm roads, and brine.

Published Document Sections Project Goals Broader Public Benefits Land Cover Plan & Phasing Species Guilds Waterless Dust Control Enabling the Project Birds Eye Views

KEY SERVICES

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Lands. Arch. Services & Design Community Engagement/Outreach High Priority Sustainability - Energy Modeling Medium Priority Exhibit Design - Interpretive Graphics Graphic Design, Illustration, Publishing Low Priority BIM/CADD & Computer Renderings Planning - Environmental Planning - Land Use Planning - Open Space & Resources Planning - Trails Visual Simulations / Renderings

DATES: 2012 - 2018 CLIENT CONTACTS: Jaime Valenzuela, P.E., LADWP 213-3671043 Jaime.Valenzuela@ladwp.com CA 1891 . NV 396 01.09.21 © NUVIS

OWENS LAKE MASTER PROJECT

CDM Smith for Los Angeles Department of Water & Power Inyo County, CA Conceptual graphics through construction documents and construction observaton for 700acre parcel T-30 with habitat refuge islands / environmental art sculptures inspired by wave action on the historic lake. Dubbed ‘White Caps’ these earth and rock formations will create habitat and provide protection for migratory birds, endangered Snowy Plover, native reptiles, and local small mammals.

Master planning, conceptual simulations and graphics, document preparation for the Owens Lake Master Project detailing the 3,000-acre playa's transition to waterless and waterwise solutions for both dust mitigation and habitat protection and enhancement using multiple land cover strategies including tillage, managed vegetation, standing water, sheet flow, gravel, berm roads, and brine.

DATES: 2011 - on-going CONSTR. BUDGET: $50 million A/E FEE: $1,130,960 CLIENT CONTACTS: Jaime Valenzuela, P.E., LADWP 213-3671043 Jaime.Valenzuela@ladwp.com Lanaya D. Voelz, P.E., CDM Smith 760-438-7755 VoelzLD@cdmsmith.com Jason Smesrud, PE, CWRE, Jacobs 503-736-4372 Jason.Smesrud@jacobs.com CA 1891 . NV 396 01.16.21 © NUVIS

OWENS LAKE LAND ART & HABITAT

CDM Smith for Los Angeles Department of Water & Power Inyo County, CA Conceptual graphics, construction documents, and construction observation for a 700-acre land art and habitat restoration project including 4 miles of trails, parking area, 'white cap' habitat islands, interpretive signage focused on native peoples and lake history, and a sculptural shade structure inspired by the wing shape of the endangered Snowy Plover bird.

Collaboration between state and local agencies, community members, tribal leaders and biologists. ‘Whitecaps’ recall the past when 80 mph winds blew across the 100-square-mile lake. Forms provide habitat for migratory birds, mammals and invertebrates with stacked rock niches which offer protection from wind and predators.

In April 2018, Owens Lake was designated a Western Hemisphere Shorebird Reserve Network site of international importance.

DATES: 2011-2016 RECOGNITION: 2017 ASLA National Honor Award 2016 SCC/ASLA Award of Excellence 2016 Safety Merit Award Engineering News-Record CLIENT CONTACTS: Nelson Mejia, P.E., LADWP 213-3671043 Nelson.Mejia@ladwp.com Lanaya D. Voelz, P.E., CDM Smith 760-438-7755 VoelzLD@cdmsmith.com CA 1891 . NV 396 04.30.18 © NUVIS

HANSON PROPERTY HABITAT RESTORATION ENHANCEMENT PLAN The Nature Conservancy Santa Paula, CA

Conceptual plans, design alternatives, and construction documents including entry gateways, trail improvements, viewing outlooks, movable site elements, and interpretive features for the restoration and enhancement of 415 acre habitat site along the Santa Clara River. Kiosks, storage sheds, and gabion seating all designed to be relocated during river flood periods or remain and withstand the effects of the seasonal water flow. Interpretive signage celebrates the River's integral role, both locally and regionally, for people and wildlife. Permeable earthen trails and parking areas with habitat protection and California native plant palette.

DATES: 2015- 2018 EST. CONSTR. COST: $442,500 A/E FEES: $75,399 RECOGNITION: 2016 ASLA/SCC Merit Award PERMITTING AGENCIES: U.S. Fish & Wildlife Coastal Conservancy CA Wildlife Conservation Board CA Fish & Wildlife CLIENT CONTACT: Laura Riege LA/Ventura Restoration Manager The Nature Conservancy 805-290-4776 lriege@tnc.org CA 1891 . NV 396 11.16.17 © NUVIS

UPPER AMARGOSA CREEK FLOOD CONTROL & HABITAT RESTORATION GEI Consultants for the City of Palmdale, CA

Conceptual plans through construction documents for 2.5 miles of public trails and plazas surrounding recharge basins adjacent to existing residential communities. Project elements include permeable pavement, shade structures, native plants, locally sourced rock and boulders, interpretive signage and safety fencing. Project scope includes protection of existing native Saguaro trees.

RECOGNITION: 2019 APWA Project of the Year Drainage, Water & Waste Water

LANDSCAPE EFFICIENCY Real-time weather and evapotranspiration (ET) based irrigation controller 100% low water use & California native plant palette DESIGN DATES: 2014-2015 CONSTRUCTION BUDGET: $600,000 CLIENT CONTACT: Mark Hargrove, P.E. GEI Consultants, 916-631-4572 mhargrove@geiconsultants.com CA 1891 . NV 396 12.10.19 © NUVIS

PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS

MACHADO LAKE RESTORATION

City of Los Angeles Dept. of Public Works Bureau of Engineering Harbor City, CA

Conceptual plans through construction documents for rehabilitation, native habitat protection, ADA improvements, facility restoration, and mitigation for 110-acre passive park surrounding Machado Lake incorporating fishing opportunities, gateways, native plantings, picnic areas, new ADA restroom, accessible floating boardwalks, viewing platforms, fencing, refurbished parking areas, and accessible decomposed granite pathways within native rehabilitation framework. Highefficiency irrigation systems, bioswales, permeable paving, low-water/native species

DATES: 2008-2017 CONSTRUCTION COST: $93.3 million LANDSCP. CONSTR. COST: $5.5 million CLIENT CONTACT: Julie Allen City of Los Angeles Dept. of Public Works Bureau of Engineering 213-694-4270 julie.allen@lacity.org CA 1891 . NV 396 08.15.19 © NUVIS

HARBOR CITY GREENWAY

City of Los Angeles Dept. of Public Works, Bureau of Engineering Harbor City, CA Proposition O funded native habitat protection and restoration for 9.5 acre passive recreation park along Wilmington Drain including gabion bank stabilzation, interpretive kiosks, pedestrian and maintenance gateways, native plantings, picnic areas, new ADA restroom, fencing, along with accessible walkways and decomposed granite pathways. Scope included conceptual presentation plans, design development exhibits, and construction documents.

DATES: 2010-2015 PERMITTING AGENCY: City of Los Angeles, Dept. of Public Works Bureau of Engineering CONSTRUCTION COST: $17.8 million CLIENT CONTACT: Julie Allen City of Los Angeles, Dept. of Public Works Bureau of Engineering 213-694-4270 julie.allen@lacity.org CA 1891 . NV 396 08.15.19 © NUVIS

Provides habitat for endangered Least Bells Vireo

CONFLUENCE PARK PHASE 2

Mountains Recreation & Conservation Authority (MRCA) with the City of Los Angeles, CA

Community workshops, conceptual designs, alternative modeling, and design development for 1-acre, phase 2 of Confluence Park. The designs incorporate neighborhood collaboration.

This process ensures the park amenities will be used by local residents and the cyclists that frequent the adjacent path. Scope includes project meetings, collaboration with client, research, site analysis including interviews with local residents, workshop facilitation, advertising, design summary book, concept design, and comprehensive design development plans.

DATES: 2018 - on-going EST. CONSTR. COST: $575,000 CLIENT CONTACT: Sally Garcia MRCA 323-221-9944 sally.garcia@mrca.ca.gov CA 1891 . NV 396 12.31.20 © NUVIS

CONFLUENCE PARK PHASE 2

Mountains Recreation & Conservation Authority (MRCA) with the City of Los Angeles, CA

Community workshops, conceptual designs, and design development for phase 2 of Confluence Park.

The designs incorporate neighborhood collaboration.

This process ensures the park amenities will be used by local residents and the cyclists that frequent the adjacent path. Scope includes project meetings, collaboration with client, research, site analysis including interviews with local residents, workshop facilitation, advertising, design summary book, concept design, and comprehensive design development plans.

DATES: 2018 - on-going EST. CONSTR. COST: $575,000 CLIENT CONTACT: Sally Garcia MRCA 323-221-9944 sally.garcia@mrca.ca.gov CA 1891 . NV 396 03.05.20 © NUVIS

STORM WATER CAPTURE PARKS PROGRAM

CDM-Smith for the City of Los Angeles, CA As part of Task Order 25, NUVIS is preparing public outreach exhibits, conceptual designs, and design development for active and passive surface recreation improvements over new underground storm water capture infrastructure at three (3) existing parks: Strathern Park Franangeles Park David Gonzalez Recreation Center Scope includes community input and collaboration on park programming and improvements for sports fields, walking trails, open space, habitat gardens, outdoor classrooms, rain capture elements, interpretive gardens.

DATES: 2020 - on-going CLIENT CONTACT: Scott Dellinger, PE CDM Smith 213-457-2134 dellingeras@cdmsmith.com CA 1891 . NV 396 01.11.21 © NUVIS

LOS ANGELES RIVER ECOSYSTEM RESTORATION

Tetra Tech for the City of Los Angeles Dept. of Public Works & US Army Corps of Engineers Los Angeles, CA

EXISTING CONDITION

Conceptual plans and photographic simulations for rehabilitation, native habitat protection, restoration, and mitigation of several passive parks surrounding the Los Angeles River incorporating native plantings, picnic areas, floating boardwalks, viewing platforms, fencing, and decomposed granite pathways within native rehabilitation framework. Highefficiency irrigation systems, bioswales, permeable paving, and lowwater using native species.

Project Sites & Sizes: Taylor Yard - 70 acres Cornfields - 15 acres Los Feliz - 10 acres Ferraro Fields - 35 acres Piggyback Park - 150 acres

DATES: 2013 CONTACT: Ira Artz, Tetra Tech, 949-809-5111 Ira.Artz@tetratech.com CA 1891 . NV 396 03.07.18 © NUVIS

PROPOSED RESTORATION EXISTING CONDITION

WOOLSEY FIRE LANDSCAPE ASSESSMENTS, REPLACEMENT VALUES & SITE DESIGN CONCEPTS

RECREATED PRE-FIRE SITE BASE FROM AERIAL ARCHIVE IMAGERY

Pacific Fire Attorneys Los Angeles, CA

Full site residential landscape assessments and replacement concept designs for 18 homes destroyed by the November 18, 2018 Woolsey Fire.

Scope includes pre-fire site landscape base recreation, archived aerial imagery research, site damage documentation, before and after imagery exhibits, landscape value assessment and replacement cost estimates, and concept replacement design.

BEFORE WOOLSEY FIRE

AFTER WOOLSEY FIRE

DATES: 2018-2019 CONTACT: Courtney Vasquez Pacific Fire Attorneys courtney@pacificfireattorneys.com (424) 250-2883 CA 1891 . NV 396 08.13.19 © NUVIS

SITE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT IMAGERY

LANDSCAPE VALUE DATA

LOS ANGELES RIVER BIKEWAY

City of Los Angeles Bureau of Engineering Reseda, CA

Prepared prelimary plans for a phased 2 mile stretch along the Los Angeles River from Mason Avenue to Van Alden Avenue.

Developed construction documents (PS&E) for 1.5 miles from Winnetka Avenue to Van Alden Avenue including bike/multi-purpose trails, slope stabilization, bioswales, native plants, decorative riparian themed gates, enriched paving, safety fencing, and solar lighting.

LANDSCAPE EFFICIENCY: Weather based irrigation 100% low water use California native plant palette Bio-retention swales Protection of existing trees Solar powered trail lighting Part of 51-mile bikeway/trail connecting communities along the Los Angeles River DATES: 2010-2012 CONSTRUCTION COST: $6 Million CLIENT CONTACT: Ryan Toles Asst. Div. Eng. 310-648-6224 rtoles@lacity.org CA 1891 . NV 396 08.15.19 © NUVIS

PHOTO: DAILY NEWS

STORM DRAIN DAYLIGHTING & ENHANCEMENT FEASIBILITY STUDY

PROPOSED DESIGN SIMULATION

CWE for The Council for Watershed Health Compton, CA

Developed plans, sections, and design simulations based upon community input for establishing native plant communities within earthen bottom daylighted creek channels and slopes for four (4) locations along Compton Creek to create viable habitat and healthy functioning ecosystems.

Jordan Downs, 8-acres Imperial & Mona, 2-acres Bunch Middle School, 10-acres Mona Park, 3-acres LANDSCAPE EFFICIENCY Innovative use of existing storm water to create viable native plant habitat Permeable decomposed granite paving to allow groundwater infiltration Native California plants and protection of existing mature trees Community education and project involvement DATES: 2008-2010 EST. CONSTR. COSTS: Imperial Highway ($2.3M) Bunche Middle School ($4.7M) Mona Park ($3.2M) Jordan Downs ($4.3M) CLIENT CONTACT: Vik Bapna California Watershed Engineering 714.526.7500 vbapna@cwecorp.com CA 1891 . NV 396 10.03.17 © NUVIS

PROPOSED DESIGN SIMULATION

SCHAEFER RANCH MITIGATION & WATERSHED ENHANCEMENT PLAN Schaefer Ranch Holdings City of Dublin, CA

Conceptual plans, details, and construction documents for wetland mitigation of a seasonal stream running through a hillside community development including natural vegetated check dams, bank recontouring, live pole cuttings, erosion control seeding, and native riparian planting.

DESIGN DATES: 2005-2006 CONSTRUCTION DATES: 2012 (by others) CA 1891 . NV 396 12.27.17 © NUVIS

TRIANGLE RANCH

Sage Community Group with PSOMAS Agoura Hills, CA

Design guidelines, design development, viewshed design simulations, and construction documents for site specific California native habitat restoration and endangered species protection of open space, slopes, and fuel modification zones surrounding 61 semi-custom residential lots.

Protection of 119 oak trees and development of an extensive plant palette matrix for entries, right-of-ways, slopes, lots, and mitigation areas.

DATES: Design Guidelines 2006-2007 Fuel Modification Update & Viewshed Design Simulations 2016-2017 Construction Documents: TBD CLIENT CONTACT: Diane Fradkin Developers Edge 714-914-8047 diane@developersedge.com CA 1891 . NV 396 02.21.18 © NUVIS

EDUCATIONAL NATIVE GARDEN AT ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY & APPLIED SCIENCE (ATAS) BUILDING at SADDLEBACK COLLEGE

McCarthy Building Co. & HED Architects for SOCCCD Saddleback College Mission Viejo, CA

As part of a dynamic designbuild team (awarded the project after winning an extensive design competition), NUVIS is preparing preliminary plans through construction documents for 2.5 acres of campus improvements surrounding the new 52,100 SF building housing Horticulture, Environmental Studies, and Architecture Departments among others.

Designed to meet or exceed USGBC LEED Gold Certification standards, the sloped site restores habitat to a former tennis complex with native Oak trees, multiple educational California native habitat gardens, native seeded nurse crop grass on slopes as a mulch alternative, and a variety of outdoor learning spaces including a collaborative low water use turf-alternative amphitheater.

DATES: 2017 - on-going EST. CONSTR. COST: $32 million CLIENT CONTACT: Nawar Al Juburi, SOCCCD 510-289-8412 naljuburi@socccd.edu CA 1891 . NV 396 09.03.20 © NUVIS

NORTHWEST OPEN SPACE PARK & TRAIL

City of San Juan Capistrano, CA

Preliminary plans and construction documents for a 3-acre historic preservation and interpretive park and community/equestrian trail replicating a Juaneno village including cultural group area, amphitheater, Kiicha dwellings, pond with corrone statue, horse hitching and trail, interpretive signage, directional markers, bus drop-off, parking lot, permeable paving, shade structure, picnic benches, outdoor kitchen, and entry monument. Extensive California native plant palette selected for medicinal, edible, and construction uses by native peoples.

DESIGN DATES: 2013-2018 TOTAL / LNDSCP. CONSTR. COST: $2.2 Million NUVIS TEAM A/E FEE: $1,182,964 DESIGN TEAM: NUVIS (prime) Stantec (civil) Adams Streeter (civil) Englekirk (struc. eng.)

Chambers (environ.)

Diaz Yourman (geotech) CD Design Group (elec.)

Sweeney & Assoc. (irrig.)

Acorn Group (interpretive) NUVIS KEY PERSONNEL: Perry Cardoza, Tomas Munoz, Linda Forde, Lamont Klecker SCHED./BUDGET ADHER.: As contracted by Agency CLIENT CONTACT: David Contreras, Senior Planner City of San Juan Capistrano (Proj. Manager), 949-443-6320

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LOS ANGELES RIVER GREENWAY EARTH DAY SITE

Los Angeles County Department of Public Works Studio City, CA

Construction documents (PS&E) and professional services during bid phase and construction for approximately ¼ mile of the south side of the river from Laurel Canyon Boulevard to Redford Avenue (CBS Studios) including hardscape/paving design, site furniture, retaining walls, irrigation, and native plant material. Project orientation included facilitating two (2) community-based workshops for input and concerns.

LANDSCAPE EFFICIENCY: Weather based irrigation controller 100% low water use California native plant palette Permeable decomposed granite paving (trails & stairway) Protection of existing mature trees Part of 51-mile bikeway/ multi-purpose trail connecting communities along the Los Angeles River Interpretive sculpture DATES: 2006 CONTACT: Ryan Toles LA COUNTY Dept. of Public Works 213-485-5083 CA 1891 . NV 396 03.07.18 © NUVIS

'Great Toad' Gate

Designed and constructed by local artist Lahni Baruck; inspired from a sketch by student Michael Harris during a design charette with 4th & 5th graders from Carpenter Elementary School

SEPULVEDA FLOOD CONTROL BASIN WILDLIFE AREA RESERVE

US Army Corps of Engineers Los Angeles District Los Angeles, CA

Design development and final construction documents (PS&E) for revegetation of 120 acres adjacent to Haskell Creek within the 2,097 acre basin. Extensively coordinated a multi-disciplinary team for design of fencing, trails, bird viewing areas, pedestrian bridges, comfort station, educational & storage facilities, interpretive elements, trails, wayfinding signage, parking lot, outdoor amphitheater, lighting, and revegetation 5 different ecological habitat zones.

Design involved City of Los Angeles Recreation and Parks Department, City Wildlife Areas Committee, and San Fernando Valley Audubon.

DESIGN TEAM: NUVIS (prime/ land arch.)

Acorn Group (interpretive) Diaz Youman & Assoc. (geotech.)

IWA/IKE (civil) Sapphos Environmental Ron Yeo Architects, FAIA RJ Hubbard & Assoc. (MCACES) Sweeney & Assoc. (irrig.)

DATES: 1997-2002 CONSTR. COST: $2.35 million CLIENT CONTACT: Deborah Lamb, USACE Los Angeles, CA Deborah.L.Lamb@usace.army.mil (213) 452-3798 CA 1891 . NV 396 12.27.17 © NUVIS

THOMAS FIRE / MONTECITO MUDSLIDE ASSESSMENT Wildfire Legal Group Montecito, CA

Assessment of the fire damage and subsequent mud flow that caused significant loss to structure and landscape.

Focusing on landforms changed as a result of the mudslide and drainage issues.

Scope includes site visit with homeowner, property site review, and documentation of necessary improvements to restore the property to the condition prior to the fire and subsequent devasting mudslide.

DATES: 2019-2020 CONTACT: Courtney Vasquez Wildfire Legal Group Pacific Fire Attorneys courtney@pacificfireattorneys.com (424) 250-2883 CA 1891 . NV 396 03.11.20 © NUVIS

COMPREHENSIVE BIKEWAY MASTER PLAN

LSA for the City of Mission Viejo, CA Inventory, analysis, community outreach assistance, master plan exhibits, technical reports, digital media development, and final master plan document for a Comprehensive Bikeway Master Plan including links to regional trails, 18-miles of new Class I, II & III bikeways, 13-miles of multi-use trail shared sidewalks (MUTSS), and 8 new trail heads. Project scope involved full day citywide site visits, coordination with adjacent City plans and facilities, consideration for freeway, railway, and tollroad right-of-ways, and integration with local transit program.

DATES: 2018 - 2019 CLIENT CONTACT: W. Keith Rattay, Asst. City Mgr. City of Mission Viejo 949-470-3014 krattay@cityofmissionviejo.org CA 1891 . NV 396 12.03.19 © NUVIS

OSAGE PARK PARKING LOT

RJA Engineers for the Town of Danville, CA Conceptual designs and construction documents for parking lot pavement repair and expansion project at Osage Park including preserving existing mature trees while adding a bioswale, storm water detention area planted with native and adapted species, and an additional 121 parking spaces.

LANDSCAPE EFFICIENCY Storm water detention based to collect run-off and allow for percolation into groundwater reserves Weather based irrigation controller California native and regionally adapted plant palette Protection of existing mature trees

AE FEE: $18,225 DATES: 2010-2011 CLIENT CONTACT: Ron Allen Town of Danville 925-314-3346

CA 1891 . NV 396 01.23.18 © NUVIS

BOLSA GRANDE HIGH SCHOOL

Garden Grove Unified School District Garden Grove, CA

Conceptual designs and construction documents for campus landscape improvements meeting the DROPS Program (Drought Response Outreach Program for Schools) guidelines. Scope included turf reduction, storm water detension swales and planters, and pollinator education components. High efficiency drip irrigation systems with weather-based controller.

Low water use planting including California natives.

Permeable paving along concrete walkways to expand walkable space. Locally sourced rock and boulders.

LANDSCAPE EFFICIENCY Real-time weather and evapotranspiration (ET) based irrigation controller Storm water detension swales 100% low water use & California native plant palette DATES: 2016 - 2018 CONSTRUCTION COST: $800,000 AE Fee: $27,600 CLIENT CONTACT: Margie Brown Director of Facilities, GGUSD 714-663-6442 mbrown@ggusd.us CA 1891 . NV 396 10.24.18 © NUVIS

CROWN VALLEY PARK TIER 2 CHANNEL ENTRY IMPROVEMENTS Hunsaker & Associates for City of Laguna Niguel, CA

Conceptual plans, alternatives, and construction documents for rejuvenation of 7.5 acres of an existing civic hillside park with new bridge entry over a seasonal stream channel/culvert, iconic gateway, digital electronic marquee, bridge walkways, decorative pottery, parking lots, streetscape improvements, native riparian planting, and protection of existing mature trees.

DATES: 2014- 2018 RECOGNITION: 2018 ASCE OC Parks & Recreation Project of the Year 2017 APWA Southern California B.E.S.T. Transportation Project of the Year, (50,000-100,000 population category) CONSTRUCTION COST: $8.7 million CLIENT CONTACT: Ziad Mazboudi City of Laguna Niguel 949-362-4341

zmazboudi@cityoflagunaniguel.org CA 1891 . NV 396 02.23.18 © NUVIS

HEALTHCARE CORPORATE CAMPUS BIOSWALE

Applied Medical Resources Rancho Santa Margarita, CA

As part of the overall campus master plan improvement programming, NUVIS provided conceptual plans, construction documents and construction observation for a stormwater detention bioswale (replacing a turf parking median) including reclaimed subsurface irrigation and California native plants.

A parking incentive program has been established for the surrounding spaces.

LANDSCAPE EFFICIENCY: On-site storm water management Reduction in annual irrigation water use from former existing high water use turf landscape 100% reclaimed water for irrigation California native and adapted bioswale plant species

DATES: 2012-2013 CLIENT CONTACT: Zoran Falkenstein Group Vice President 949-712.8462 zfalkenstein@appliedmedical.com CA 1891 . NV 396 10.04.17 © NUVIS

BASTANCHURY PARK BRIDGE & SEASONAL STREAM CHANNEL City of Fullerton, CA

13-acre community greenbelt park featuring a vehicular and pedestrian bridge over a relocated seasonal stream channel providing storm water detention and infiltration and connects with regional trails.

Park also features a restroom building, native and riparian plantings, multi-purpose perimeter trail, baseball/ softball fields, basketball court, play area, and concession area. Scope included conceptual designs, PS&E, and construction observation.

DATES: 2004-2005 CONSTRUCTION COST: $6 Million CLIENT CONTACT: Hugo Curiel, City of Fullerton, Dept. of Parks & Rec., 714-773-5798 HugoC@ci.fullerton.ca.us

CA 1891 . NV 396 10.07.17 © NUVIS

AQUARIUM OF THE PACIFIC PROJECTS ENTRY DEMONSTRATION GARDEN

Conceptual design, alternatives, and construction documents for a water-efficient, demonstration Entry Garden to the Aquarium of the Pacific located in the main entry plaza. This project removes over 4,600 S.F. of existing turf, replacing it with colorful, droughttolerant native and adapted species readily available to the public. Permeable composite pavers used on access pathways.

Certified Wildlife Habitat by the National Wildlife Foundation

WATERSHED GARDEN & GREENROOF

Landscape architectural services for Watershed Classroom Building green roof and native exhibit gardens planted exclusively with Los Angeles and San Gabriel River Watersheds native species.

Exceeded LEED requirements for water efficiency. Utilized locally sourced materials. Green roof irrigated by greywater from building sinks. Ground level planting temporarily irrigated via subsurface drip.

USGBC LEED Platinum Certified

RETAIL EXPANSION

Conceptual plans, construction documents, and construction observation for new pedestrian pathways and slope planting for the expanded retail building along the Harbor Promenade. Scope included water-efficient planting, permeable paving, protection of existing trees, and park space meeting Coastal Commission requirements.

3 Green Globe Rated

CA 1891 . NV 396 10.07.17 © NUVIS

HERMOSA BEACH PARKING LOT D IMPROVEMENTS

PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS

Adam Streeter Engineers for City of Hermosa Beach, CA Redesign of a small municipal parking lot in disrepair to be a multi-benefit demonstration project including ADA improvements, enhanced lighting and electrical upgrades, bicycle corral, electric vehicle charging stations, storm water capture and retention, and drought tolerant landscaping. Project includes sidewalk, curb and gutter as well as assessment of the parking lot layout and surrounding on-street parking spaces to maximize parking potential in the parking lot. Scope of services includes preliminary design alternatives, PS&E, professional services during bid and construction and governmental agency coordination.

LANDSCAPE EFFICIENCY: Solar shade array and EV parking and charging stations Weather- based high-efficiency irrigation system Bioretention swale and permeable pavers to collect storm water and provide groundwater recharge Low water use, coastal first exposure plant palette

DATES: 2017-2018 CLIENT CONTACT: Khoon Tan Adams Streeter 949-474-2330 x231 ktan@adams-streeter.com CA 1891 . NV 396 02.23.18 © NUVIS

EXISTING CONDITIONS

FRONT STREET BEAUTIFICATION Port of Los Angeles San Pedro, CA

Conceptual exhibits, alternatives, and construction documents for multi-use trails along Front Street with Port of LA interpretive elements, seating areas, and corner gateway plaza.

Site amenities themed to complement existing Port improvement projects and strengthen pedestrian realm opportunities.

LANDSCAPE EFFICIENCY: Real-time weather and evapotranspiration (ET) based irrigation controller 100% reclaimed water for irrigation 50% low water use plant palette (per WUCOLS IV

by UC Davis)

FUNDING SOURCE: LA Harbor Dept. Revenue Fund ESTIMATED CONSTRUCTION COST (Port reviewing scope): $6 million (landscape & civil) AE FEE: $250,323

DATES: 2011- on-going CLIENT CONTACT: Sal Zambrano Director of Planning & Research Port of LA, Engineering Division 425 S. Palos Verdes Street San Pedro, CA 90731 (310) 732-7678 CA 1891 . NV 396 11.09.17 © NUVIS

CASHMAN EQUIPMENT FACILITY & ST. ROSE PARKWAY TRAIL

SH Architecture Henderson, NV

Landscape architecture and LEED Documentation for a 53-acre corporate campus and adjacent regional trail including water efficient planting, repurposed equipment as site furniture and sculpture, and connections to regional trails.

USGBC LEED Gold Certified

DATES: 2008-2009 CONSTRUCTION COST: $700,000 DESIGN TEAM: SH Architecture NUVIS The Weidt Group (LEED Facilitation) Sweeney & Associates (irrig)

CLIENT CONTACT: Eric Roberts, SH Architecture, 702-363-2222, eroberts@ sh-architecture.com CA 1891 . NV 396 01.12.18 © NUVIS

KENNETH HAHN EASTERN RIDGELINE

County of Los Angeles Dept. of Public Works

Conceptual plans through construction documents and construction observation for the rehabilitation and native habitat restoration of a hillside park incorporating new fencing, 3/4 miles of trails, multiple fitness stations, accessibility, signage, themed play sculptures, and gateways. High-efficiency irrigation systems, permeable paving, and low-water use, California native plant species utilized throught the project Cost: $1.95 million LANDSCAPE EFFICIENCY Real-time weather and evapotranspiration (ET) based irrigation controller 3/4 mile public multi-purpose trail with permeable decomposed granite paving 4 fitness zones with multiple equipment stations 100% low water use California native plant palette (per WUCOLS IV, UC Davis) Protected existing trees, shrubs, open space and native habitat DATES: 2010-2014 A/E FEES: CDs $64,380, Trail Extension $45,090 CLIENT CONTACT: Alioune Dioum, P.E. Project Manager LA County Dept. of Public Works 900 S. Fremont Ave., 5th Fl. Alhambra, CA 91803 Tel: 626.300.3273 Cell: 949.648.0456 adioum@dpw.lacounty.gov CA 1891 . NV 396 08.15.19 © NUVIS

METRO RAIL WALL City of Burbank, CA

Conceptual designs, design simulations, and alternatives for 1.3 miles of landscape improvements along both sides of the elevated Metro Rail tracks between Tulare Avenue and the Burbank Empire Center paralleling San Fernando Boulevard.

Proposed improvements include 12' wide bike paths, welded wire fencing, gravel buffer zones, evergreen shade trees, flowering trees to match existing, planters with low water use screening and accent plants, and high efficiency irrigation systems.

Landscape compliments the currently under construction adjacent improvements at the Empire Avenue Extension.

DATES: 2016 AE FEE: $12,600 CLIENT CONTACT: David L. Kriske, City of Burbank, Asst. Community Dev. Director, Transportation (818) 238-5270 dkriske@burbankca.gov

CA 1891 . NV 396 03.05.18 © NUVIS

YOUTH CAMPGROUND FEASIBILITY REPORT City of Burbank, CA

50-page feasibility report for renovations and improvements to an historic Boys Scout Campground in the Verdugo Mountains connected to the Stough Canyon Trails. Scope included research, regional significance, trail map and brochure (under separate contract), conceptual campground designs, design alternatives, reuse of historic foundation and fireplace, vehicular access, ADA accessibility, communication tower, water supply, flag pole, amphitheater, signage, vault toilets, picnic tables, benches, animal deterrence, and safe stove and campfire elements.

DATES: 2007 CONTACT: David L. Kriske, City of Burbank, Asst. Community Dev. Director, Transportation 818-238-5270 dkriske@burbankca.gov CA 1891 . NV 396 03.07.18 © NUVIS

IRVINE GREAT PARK VISITOR CENTER PLAZA

City of Irvine, CA

Artistic aviation themed conceptual designs, alternatives, site programming, and renderings for the renovation and expansion of an existing plaza, visitor center, and Great Park Balloon Launch on the former Marine Corps Air Station base including the historic Hangar 244 housing several WWII era planes. Scope includes aviation themed shade structures, enriched paving, ‘runway’ lighting, multi-use plaza for events, turf mounds, shade structures, interactive fountain, play area, parking lot, and relocation of an historic carousel.

DATES: 2017-2018 LNDSCP. CONSTR. COST: $9 million CLIENT CONTACT: Rebecca Bridgeford Great Park Real Property Admin.

City of Irvine 949-724-7308 rbridgeford@cityofirvine.org CA 1891 . NV 396 10.22.18 © NUVIS

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