District Engineer Representative/Specialist

• Aug 2015 - Present

Utility/Stormwater Supervisor

• Aug 1988 - Aug 2015

Environmental/Stormwater/Management

• Aug 1989 - Oct 2014

•Supervision of Staff and Programs•Extensive knowledge in all components of the MS4 permit and its requirements.•Interpret compliance provisions with complex regulatory requirements, analyze permits and make suggestions for related program changes.•Coordinate with the State, EPA and other groups related to negotiating permit changes, compliance and requirements. •Extensive knowledge of drainage engineering specifications, theories, principles, methods, practices and application to the municipal development process.•Expert knowledge of erosion and sediment control practices and good engineering practices associated with construction plan review and permit approval. •Knowledge of GIS principles.•Expert knowledge of City processes and procedures.•Expert knowledge of Oil Pollution act and SPCC requirements.•Expert knowledge of stream standards and ability to track new regulations in reference to TMDLs.•Track equipment maintenance needs and completion, order equipment parts, field equipment and office supplies•Expertise in documenting compliance with all regulatory requirements.•Manage section contracts.•Track and develop reports on the sections monthly numbers and budget status.•Expert knowledge of word processing, spreadsheet and database applications. •Prepare reports and compile documents for use in court hearings and enforcements. •Extensive knowledge in process tracking, reporting and documenting.•Locate and correct deficiencies in documentation related to permit requirements. •Research land ownership and responsible parties for property management.•Coordinates public education and outreach events and develops outreach materials for commercial and residential.•Provide training for contractors, commercial operators, property managers, citizens and City departments. •Annual training of City staff on pollution and spill prevention. Show less