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Weston&Sampson (3)~r Background 2010-Present Fraser PE, LS, LA (a Weston & Sampson company) Regional Manager 1981-2010 J. Kenneth Fraser and Associates President Education 1984 Master of Civil and Environmental Engineering Cornell University 1983 Bachelor of Science Civil Engineering Cornell University Professional Certifications Professional Engineer: New York #63680 Vermont #5860 Massachusetts #35265 Professional Associations National Society of Professional Engineers New York State Society of Professional Engineers Capital District Director 1991-1994 Competency Chair 1998-Present American Council of Engineering Companies New York State Association of Consulting Engineers Eastern Region -Past President .IEFFERY F. BUDROW, P.E. Senior Project Manager -Site /Civil Engineering EXPERIENCE r. Budrow first joined Fraser and Associates in 1981 and as President has overall respon- sibility for general administration and technical coordination of all consulting services offered by the firm. Mr. Budrow's consulting activities involve all aspects of civil engineering including water supply and distribution, sanitary sewage collection, pumping and treatment, stormwater management, solid waste management facilities, roads and street design. Activities also include site develop- mentengineering, public school/college site design and master planning, environmental studies, hydrologic studies and community planning. SPECIFIC PROJECT EXPERIENCE Town of Schodack, NY • New Highway Garage & Water Improvements • Water District Formations & Extensions • Sewer District Studies, Formations & Extensions City of Watervliet, NY • 911 Dispatch Center & Detention Facility Upgrades • Annual Road and Utility Improvements • Sanitary Sewer Investigation • Water Treatment Plant Slope Failure Investigation • Dam Safety Engineering Canal Harbors/Waterfront Engineering • NY Canal Harbors at Waterford, Whitehall, Little Falls • Pier Remediation at Coeymans, NY Town Park • Catskill Point -Catskill, NY Industrial Site Engineering • GE Building No. 53 Renovation, Schenectady, NY • Ceramaseal, New Lebanon, NY • Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory, Niskayuna, NY • Clinton Correctional Facility Master Plan, Dannemora, NY Health Care Facilities • Van Rensselaer Manor, Troy, NY • Good Samaritan, Delmar, NY • The Meadows, Cooperstown, NY • Moses Ludington Center, Ticonderoga, NY • Sterling Organics, Rensselaer, NY • New Penn Express Terminal, Troy, NY • Organichem/Albany Molecular Research, Rensselaer, NY • Ashland Chemicals, Rensselaer, NY • La Farge, Inc., Ravena, NY • Sisters of the Resurrection Nursing Home, Castleton, NY • Ulster County Residential Hostel, West Hurley, NY • Adirondack Tri-County Health Center, North Creek, NY US Navy & National Guard Facilities Johnston, PA Westover, NY • Newport, RI • Brunswick, ME • Stratton and Stewart ANG base • Rochester and Buffalo, NY K-12 School and College Campus Facilities • Civil and site engineering at over 100 campuses in NY and MA City of Albany, NY • Water Distribution & Supply • Reservoir Rehabilitation Westor~ampson T/Resumes/FTaser/WSE Budrow Municipal 8.11 Background 2002-Present Project Manager j, Weston & Sampson 1997-2002 Project Manager Greenman-Pedersen, Inc. 1995-1997 Project Engineer Vanasse Hangen Brustlin, Inc. 1988-1995 Highway Engineer Lead Designer Federal Highway Administration Eastern Federal Lands Highway Division Education 1ss8 Bachelor of Science Civil Engineering University of Massachusetts, Amherst WILLIAM G. PAILLE, P.E. Transportation /Traffic Studies ~' Evaluations EXPERIENCE r. Paille has over 22 years of experience in transportation related projects, Including highway and bikeway projects; isolated and coordinated traffic signal design projects; and traffic impact analyses for commercial and residential development. Mr. Paille's responsibilities include design, environmental permitting, oversight of design, client and agency coordination, budget management, and public presentation. SPECIFIC PROJECT EXPERIENCE Route 9/Bridge Road/Look Park in Northampton, Massachusetts. Design of a new non- signalized roundabout at the intersection of Route 9, Bridge Road and the entrance to Look Park. Although the project is entirely within City property, coordination was required with various State and Federal agencies to facilitate transfer of property from Look Park to the City of Northampton. Design also required development of Functional Design Report (FDR) and substantial coordination with MassDOT-Boston and District due to the fact this was the first roundabout constructed by MassDOT in Western Massachusetts. Pro essional Re stration W°rcester City Hall in Worcester, Massachusetts. Developed final plans, special provi- ~ sions and construction estimate for specific improvements surrounding City Hall as Professional Engineer: part of amulti-phased improvement project initiated by the City using TEA funding. Project required coordination and approvals from the Executive Office of Transportation Massachusetts No. 39312 (EOT) cultural and ADA/AAB divisions. Connecticut No. 0026350 Federal Street/Main Street/Bridge Street in Montague, Massachusetts. The project included reconstruction of a portion of downtown Millers Falls that included new curb New Hampshire No. 10979 and sidewalks, street lighting, minor drainage improvements, a new retaining wall, new concrete/brick pavers, new plantings and pedestrian and safety improvements. Vermont No. 018-0009200 Main Street in Sterling, Massachusetts. This project involved the reconstruction of Rhode Island No. 7683 existing and installation of new sidewalks and curb along a portion of Main Street. Florida No. 69467 The design included improvements to the Library parking lot to increase parking and facilitate traffic flow as well as various geometric improvements. The project also re- Virginia No. 0402024792 quired coordination with utility owners to relocate above-ground services underground and install new street lighting along Main Street and around the Town Common. Professional Societies Infrastructure and Streetscape Improvements in Rochester, New Hampshire. Design American Society of Civil Engineers and preparation of plans for the reconstruction of 6 miles of roads in the Gonic and Massachusetts Highway Association East Rochester areas including full depth reclamation, major drainage improvements Norfolk-Bristol-Middlesex Highway and sidewalks. Design also including geometric and safety improvements at the inter- Association section of Church Street and Route 125 that required coordination with and approval Boston Society of Civil Engineers from NHDOT. Section Maple Street in West Boylston, Massachusetts. Design involved reconstruction of 1.5 miles of roadway along Maple Street. The project required coordination with the local Conservation Commission to mitigate wetland impacts and to obtain permanent and temporary easements (including rights-of-entries) from project abutters. Design also involved pavement widening and various geometric, drainage and safety improvements. Providence Road (Route 122) Signalization in Grafton, Massachusetts. Design of trans- portation improvements at the intersection of Providence Road (Route 122) and Mill- bury Street in the Town of Grafton. Prepared and submitted Functional Design Report (FDR) to MassDOT. Design also included geometric improvements, roadway widening and installation of a temporary signal until the permanent signals could be installed. Weston~ampson .; J/Resumes/Paille/wo[cester f: Bac~ound Project Manager Weston & Sampson Project Manager J. Kenneth Fraser and Associates Education 1995 Bachelor of Science Civil Engineering Roger Williams University Professional Registration New York P.E. #081821 $r SCOTT D. PRICE, P.E. Project Engineer - Stormwater EXPERIENCE 1VIr. Price has over 15 years of experience in several areas of Civil Engineering. His specialties include stormwater analysis and design and on-site wastewater designs. In addition to these areas, Mr. Price also has experience in various levels of project management. His work has included residential and commercial developments, redevelopment projects, site plan designs, stormwater retro-fit designs, on-site wastewater system permitting, wetland permitting, coastal permitting, geotechnical testing and investigations (including landfill caps, roadways, foundations, parking areas, etc.), retaining walls, and municipal permitting processes (including presentations at Planning, Zoning, and Town Boards). SPECIFIC PROJECT EXPERIENCE Designated Municipal Review Engineer. Reviewed stormwater analysis and proposals for: Lowe's of Amsterdam, NY., Marra Lane Apartments, Rotterdam, NY., deLaet's Landing, Rensselaer, NY. NY State Office of General Services, Hudson Correctional Facility, Hudson, NY. Engineer responsible for site engineering including stormwater management, Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP), wetland and regulatory permitting. Stormwater Analysis, Design, and Reports for Saratoga County Commercial Projects: PVC Industries, Clifton Park, NY; Clifton Park Family Dentistry, Clifton Park, NY. Flooding Investigation and Culvert Analysis, Zappala Farms, North Sterling, NY. Included performing a watershed study, researched NYSDOT Design Reports, a rainfall study for the past 20 years, and performed an analysis of the next two structures upstream of the subject culvert. U.S. Military Academy at West Point, NY, Constitution Island. Engineer responsible for site assessment and review of existing conditions relative to stormwater management; hydraulics/hydrology, mitigation design. Pearson Road Culvert, Rensselaerville, NY. Three-sided Concrete Culvert Replacement Design, included developing an overall watershed study, selecting a replacement culvert, developing plans, and creating acost-estimate. Stormwater Design Completeness Review -Beach-Nut Plant, Florida, NY. Stormwater Analysis, Design, and Reports for Residential Subdivision Projects: North Ridge Hollow, Colonie, NY; Burton Meadows Subdivision, Colonie, NY; Hewitt Subdivision, Rotterdam, NY; York; Cedar Hills Subdivision, Niskayuna/Colonie, New York; Waterview South, Colonie, New Highpointe -Section 3, Colonie, NY; Milltowne Plaza Subdivision, Bethlehem, NY; Trinity Manor Subdivision, Bethlehem, NY; Lilac Hill Subdivision, Portsmouth,RI;Bryant Subdivision, Little Compton, RI; Bruno Subdivision, Bristol, RI. Stormwater Analysis, Design, and Reports for Mixed Use Projects: Glassworks Village, Guilderland, NY; Devitt, Montgomery, NY; Carnegie Abbey Club, Portsmouth, RI. T/Resumes/Ftaser/Price -municipal 6.11 Westo~ampsoli L JEFFREY J. ALBERT[, LEED®AP BackQ round ~ 2007-Present Team Leader Weston & Sampson zoos-zoo? Project Manager Weston & Sampson 1992-2006 Gannett Fleming Education Public Works Facilities EXPERIENCE 1th more than 17 years of experience, Mr. Alberti specializes in the planning, design, and construction of municipal Department of Public Works (DPW) facilities. He has served in a project management and engineering role for more than 40 DPW facility related projects throughout the Northeast. Work assignments involve collecting data, performing concept studies and preliminary and final designs, and providing construction-phase services. 1ss2 SPECIFIC PROJECT EXPERIENCE Bachelor of Science Civil Engineering Villanova University New Consolidated Public Works Department, Waterbury, Connecticut: Project Manager and functional planner for 110,000 sf facility to house all highway, parks, refuse, vehicle maintenance and building maintenance activities for a City of > 60,000 inhabitants. Professional Registration Project responsibilities include coordinating with the City's engineer during development LEED® Accredited Professional of a phased abatement, partial demolition and partial modernization program for the existing industrial buildings on the selected site. Professional Training Planning and cost estimating for a new Public Works Building for Interstate Waste 10-Hour OSHA Construction Safety Systems, Inc. in Moretown, Vermont. Work involved planning the re-use and conversion Training. # 001424873 of an existing large barn into a public works building for the Village of Moretown. Boxford DPW Feasibility Study: Project Manager for the Town of Boxford's DPW Feasibility Study. The project involved assessing the needs of the DPW and developing conceptual design alternatives for a new DPW facility to be located on the town-owned parcel off of Spofford Road. Work included interviewing key DPW staff, preparing a space needs assessment, preparing building and site alternatives, and preparing a conceptual cost estimate for the preferred alternative. New Consolidated DPW Facility, Chatham, Massachusetts: Project Manager responsible for a feasibility study, the final design, and construction administration services for a new consolidated facility for the Chatham DPW. Services included performing a feasibility study to identify the current and future needs of the DPW. Upon receiving approval from the Town, final design documents were prepared for the new consolidated facil- ity. Work included the design of an administration area, employee facilities, a vehicle maintenance facility, department workshops, a vehicle storage area, and a wash bay. Site Evaluation for a Consolidated DPW Facility, Chelmsford, Massachusetts: Project Manager responsible for a feasibility study and site selection efforts for a new consolidated DPW facility. Work included performing a space needs assessment and site analyses and developing conceptual plans and estimates. Work also included developing preliminary floor plans, site plans, and building elevations for the selected site. New Public Works Facility, Lexington, Massachusetts: Assistant Project Manager responsible for the planning, design and construction administration of a new consolidated public works facility to house DPW administration, water, sewer, highway, vehicle maintenance, equipment storage, and vehicle storage. '~ Other representative DPW projects include those for the following communities: • Town of New Castle, NY • Town of Canton, CT • Town of Granby, CT • City of Springfield, MA • Town of Westbrook, CT • Town of Weston, MA • Town of Whitman, MA • Town of Windham, CT .,.,~,w..~„~.W .,..... ~,,~ 4e Westo~ampson MARK P. MITSCH, P.E. Background Project Engineer -Geotechnical 2000-Present Associate Manager of Geotechnical Engineering Services Weston & Sampson EXPERIENCE 1993-2000 Principal ~ /fir. Mitsch is the manager of geotechnical engineering services for Weston & Sr. GeotechnicaU 1\ /~Sampson. He has over 29 years of geotechnical design and construction Environmental Engineer ~/ experience, including dam design, inspection, and rehabilitation, landfill de- r., Camp Dresser & McKee, Inc. sign and construction, building foundations, tunneling, trenchless technologies, and both structural and environmental slurry walls. 1ss21993 Sr. Geotechnical Engineer/ SPECIFIC PROJECT EXPERIENCE Project Manager Haley & Aldrich, Inc. Provided engineering services for the development of Inspection and Maintenance Education Plans for the Upper (Pond 3) and Lower Wee-Wah Dams in the Village of Tuxedo Park, New York. This work was performed in accordance with New York State's Department 1ss1 of Conservation Dam Safety Regulations, including 6 NYCRR Part 673 ("Dam Safety"). Master of Science Work included review of previous inspection reports, operation and maintenance plans, Civil/Geotechnical Engineering and the emergency action plan; a visual inspection of the structures limited to the Syracuse University, L.C. Smith portions of the dam exposed above and upstream and downstream water levels; and College of Engineering a final dam safety inspection and maintenance report. 1979 Project engineer involved in all phases of geologic explorations and geotechnical design Bachelor of Science of a 22-mile system of rock tunnels and shafts in Rochester, New York. Responsibilities Forest Engineering SUNY College of Environmental included conducting subsurface investigations, compiling, analyzing and interpreting Science and Forestry geologic data for tunnel and shaft design. Engineering interpretations included de- termining rock mass properties, evaluating overall rock mass stability and conducting Professional Registration design analyses for both initial and permanent support for both mined tunnels and open cut shafts. rr ) ~Ir Florida No. 68764 Massachusetts No. 46681 New Hampshire No. 11194 New York No. 063131-1 Connecticut No. 0024084 Professional Societes Boston Society of Civil Engineers Section, ASCE American Society of Civil Engineers Association of Dam Safety Officials Pa~iers ~ Publications October 1998 "Case History of a Successful 'Brownfields' Site in Wichita, Kansas, Part 1: Innovative Approaches to Remediation, and Part 2: Innovative Approaches to Funding and Liability," Proceedings of the American Society of Civil Engineers Convention, Boston, Massachusetts 1988 "Underpinning of an 11-Story Building in Boston-A Case Study," Second International Conference on Case Histories in Geotechnical Engineering, St. Louis, Missouri Managed geotechnical investigations, treatabilitystudies, and remedial design activities for two sludge lagoon sites covering an approximately 100-acre area at Alcoa's facility in Massena, New York. Site contaminants include PCBs, PAHs, cyanide, and fluoride. Remediation design studies included evaluation of solidification stabilization, excava- tion and landfilling of contaminated soil and sludge, containment by slurry wall, and soiUgeosynthetic capping, and treatment by bioremediation. Project manager for subsurface investigations, designs, and construction of foundations for three school additions in Beverly, Massachusetts; two school additions in Salem, Massachusetts; a new town hall in Boxford, Massachusetts; and new public libraries for the towns of Boxborough and Lunenburg, Massachusetts. Conducted the geotechnical design of the Flow Equalization Basin for the Irwin Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant in Charlotte, North Carolina. Project manager for the Town of Chester's Emergency Bank Stabilization, Riverbank, and Road Restoration project on Old State Road. The project included field survey, engineering, permitting assistance, and construction administration for a portion of an eroded bank section of the Westfield River that has resulted in the undermining of a portion of the Old State Road in Chester, Massachusetts. Project manager responsible for geotechnical design and construction services for the developer of the South Bay Shopping Center in Boston, Massachusetts. The project involved design of pile foundations for support of 450,000 square feet of retail build- ings, with consideration for the downdrag loads on the piles due to adhesion of up to 70 feet of compressible organic soil underlying the 38-acre site. Managed geotechnical design and construction services for an approximately 2,100 foot long soil-bentonite groundwater barrier wall at an industrial facility for a private client in New Jersey. Westo~ampson T/Resumes/MitschM/geotech buildings ~r C. HOWARD .IOHANNESSEN, P.L.S. Background Senior Land Surveyor 2010-Present Fraser PE, LS, LA (a Weston & Sampson Company) Team Leader 1990-2010 J. Kenneth Fraser and Associates Vice President of Land Surveying E XPERIENCE Education r. Johannessen has over 37 years of land surveying experience and served as 19y3 Vice President of Land Surveying for Fraser and Associates for the past 20 ~ Bachelor of Arts years. Mr. Johannessen has supervised and performed boundary line, topo- Geology graphic, utility, title and engineering surveys, which have varied in size and scope from New York State University College at Oneonta large rural boundary surveys encompassing several hundred acres, photogrammetric mapping control surveys entailing miles of differential leveling and baseline control, Pr~essional Registrations to small urban property line surveys. SPECIFIC PROJECT EXPERIENCE Professional Land Surveyor: New York Massachusetts Topographic, utility and boundary line surveys for the New York State Office of Vermont General Services - through a term contract for land surveying services: • N.Y.S.D.O.T., Region 8, Highland N.Y.S.C.F.S., Cass Residential Certifications N.Y.S.D.C.S., Moriah CF Facility OSHA 10-hour Certification • N.Y.S.D.C.S., Eastern CF • N.Y.S.M.N.A., Queensbury Armory ~'; N.Y.S.D.C.S., Coxsackie CF N.Y.S.O.C.A., Centennial Hall, OSHA 24-hour Certification N.Y.S.O.G.S., Albany Executive Mansion, Albany N.Y.S.D.C.S., Mid Orange CF Professional Societies N.Y.S.O.G.S., Police Officers N.Y.S.D.E.C., Five Rivers Memorial, Albany Environmental Ctr. President Eastern New York Society of . N.Y.S.O.G.S., African Burial • N.Y.S.D.C.S., Southport CF Land Surveyors Memorial, Albany • N.Y.S.O.M.H., Pilgrim Physiatric Center Board of Directors New York State Association of Wetland Boundary Line Surveys under the Wetland Reserve Program for the U.S. Professional Land Surveyors Department of Agriculture (approximately 40 sites) in the following counties: ~` Town of Pittstown, Rensselaer Dutchess County County Hudson, New York • Town of Brunswick, Rensselaer Saratoga County County Washington County ~ Town of Grafton, Rensselaer County Schenectady County • Town of Schaghticoke, Rensselaer Putnam County County Ulster County Topographic, utility and boundary line surveys for various public and private clients: • Albany County Courthouse • State University of New York at Albany • University at Albany Foundation East Campus, East Greenbush • Brookfield Power, School Street Hydro Project, Cohoes • Little Falls and Whitehall, New York Harbor Development • Schenectady Housing Authority, Schenectady • Colonie Shopping Center, Albany • Rensselaer County Nursing Facility, North Greenbush • Dry River Dam Project, City of Watervliet • Rensselaer Technology Park, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, North Greenbush T/Resumes/FYaser/WSE Johannessen murilcipal 08.11 Weston~ampsoli