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Patrick High P.E.
Vice President - Land Development

Patrick High received his B.S. in Civil Engineering in 1983 from Michigan Technological University and his Professional Engineer registration in 1988.

High brings over 24 years of experience as a Senior Civil Engineer and has consulted in the areas of land development, water resources, utilities and general civil engineering projects. He is a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers, Florida Engineering Society and the National Society of Professional Engineers.

An Illinois native High began his career as a Project Engineer with Lloyd & Associates in Vero Beach, later went on to work for LBFH in Jupiter, then joined Gee & Jenson in West Palm Beach as a Project Manager, a capacity he also performed for PBS&J prior to joining Biscayne Engineering in 2002.

High has worked on numerous key private and public projects which include:

• Miramar Town Center, Miramar, FL
  Civil Project Manager for a Mediterranean style shopping district, with “Main Street” store fronts and waterfront views characteristic of a traditional town and pedestrian oriented streets.
• Wal-Mart, Jupiter, FL
  Civil Project Manager for a 150,000 S.F. store.
• Hard Rock Casino, Hollywood, FL
  Civil Project Engineer responsible for the due diligence study for the 750-bed hotel and casino complex for the Seminole Indian Reservation.
• U.S. Army Strategic Mobility Logistics Base, Charleston, SC,
  Civil Project Engineer responsible for the design drainage facilities, roadways and water & sewer distribution facilities for the proposed 400-acre army base.
• Hammock Dunes, Flagler County, FL
  Civil Project Engineer responsible for design, permitting and plan preparation for the Master Drainage System serving the 997-acre private Oceanfront Golf Course community in Northeast Florida.
• Ranger Drainage District, Orange County, FL
  Civil Project Engineer responsible for the set up and analysis of the hydraulic modeling of the 2500-acre drainage district which has six canals draining mixed use land to the St. Johns Water Management District basin via several pristine river basins.

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