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Prepared for: Pinal County Department of Public Works c/o Gloria Bean, Contracts Supervisor 31 N. Pinal Street, Bldg “A” P.O. Box 1348 Florence , AZ 85132

As Needed Contract Water ResourcesHydrology, Hyraulics, ALERT Guages, Dam/Levee Analysis and Inspection

Statement of QualificationsOn-Call 2018 - (ROQ - 172721)

JE Fuller Hydrology and Geomorphology Inc.8400 S Kyrene Road, Ste 201

Tempe, Arizona 85284Contact: John Wallace - President

Phone: 520.623.3112Email: [email protected]

www. jefuller.com

Tempe, AZ Tucson, AZ Flagstaff, AZ Prescott, AZ Silver City, NM

November 28, 2017

Mr. Louis Andersen

Public Works Director

31 North Pinal Street, Building F

Florence, Arizona 85132

RE: Statement of Qualifications for 2018-2020 for ROQ – 172721

As-Needed Services Contract - Water Resources Services

Dear Mr. Andersen,

JE Fuller/Hydrology & Geomorphology, Inc. is pleased to submit our team’s Statement of Qualifications

for Pinal County’s 2018-2021 Water Resources Services. Our team consists of civil engineers,

hydrologists, and geomorphologists who are dedicated to the successful completion of your projects. We

have performed similar services for the following local, state and federal agencies throughout Arizona and

look forward to assisting Pinal County in this manner.

Our Statement of Qualifications provides the following information in accordance you’re your

solicitation:

• Response Form 1 containing, cover letter, biographies for key personal with comparable

project/contract experience, descriptions of JE Fuller’s familiarity with municipal, local,

state and government standards, education and organizational chart, and resumes for people

who will serve key service roles under this on-call contract.

• Acknowledgement of Addendums Form - Signed

• W-9

• Responders Checklist - Completed

• Offer and Acceptance Form – Signed

• Professional On-call Service Contract - Signed

• Attachment A - Affidavit of Suspension and/or Debarment – Signed and Notarized

Thank you for considering our team. We greatly appreciate the opportunity to provide Water

Resource Related Services on an as-needed basis to Pinal County. If you have any questions, please

do not hesitate to contact me (520) 623-3112, [email protected]

JE Fuller/Hydrology & Geomorphology, Inc.

John Wallace, PE, CFM

President

➢ Pima County Regional Flood Control District ➢ Arizona State Land Department

➢ Flood Control District of Maricopa County ➢ Arizona Game and Fish

➢ Navajo County Public Works Department ➢ Arizona Department of Water Resources

➢ Yavapai County Flood Control District ➢ Arizona Department of Transportation

➢ Cochise County Flood Control District ➢ Bureau of Land Management

➢ Coconino County Public Works ➢ Central Arizona Project

➢ Mohave County Flood Control District ➢ U.S. Army Corps of Engineer

➢ Santa Cruz County City of Phoenix ➢ Federal Emergency Management Agency

Addendum Acknowledgement Form

Pinal County Finance Department

31 N. Pinal St., Bldg. A P.O. Box 1348

Florence, AZ 85132

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Responder’s Checklist

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Finance Department 31 N. Pinal St., Bldg. A

P.O. Box 1348 Florence, AZ 85132

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RESPONDERS CHECKLIST

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Prepared for: Pinal County Department of Public Works c/o Gloria Bean, Contracts Supervisor 31 N. Pinal Street, Bldg “A” P.O. Box 1348 Florence , AZ 85132

As Needed Contract Water ResourcesHydrology, Hyraulics, ALERT Guages, Dam/Levee Analysis and Inspection

Statement of QualificationsOn-Call 2018 - (ROQ - 172721)

JE Fuller Hydrology and Geomorphology Inc.8400 S Kyrene Road, Ste 201

Tempe, Arizona 85284Contact: John Wallace - President

Phone: 520.623.3112Email: [email protected]

www. jefuller.com

Tempe, AZ Tucson, AZ Flagstaff, AZ Prescott, AZ Silver City, NM

November 28, 2017

Mr. Louis Andersen

Public Works Director

31 North Pinal Street, Building F

Florence, Arizona 85132

RE: Statement of Qualifications for 2018-2020 for ROQ – 172721

As-Needed Services Contract - Water Resources Services

Dear Mr. Andersen,

JE Fuller/Hydrology & Geomorphology, Inc. is pleased to submit our team’s Statement of Qualifications

for Pinal County’s 2018-2021 Water Resources Services. Our team consists of civil engineers,

hydrologists, and geomorphologists who are dedicated to the successful completion of your projects. We

have performed similar services for the following local, state and federal agencies throughout Arizona and

look forward to assisting Pinal County in this manner.

Our Statement of Qualifications provides the following information in accordance you’re your

solicitation:

• Response Form 1 containing, cover letter, biographies for key personal with comparable

project/contract experience, descriptions of JE Fuller’s familiarity with municipal, local,

state and government standards, education and organizational chart, and resumes for people

who will serve key service roles under this on-call contract.

• Acknowledgement of Addendums Form - Signed

• W-9

• Responders Checklist - Completed

• Offer and Acceptance Form – Signed

• Professional On-call Service Contract - Signed

• Attachment A - Affidavit of Suspension and/or Debarment – Signed and Notarized

Thank you for considering our team. We greatly appreciate the opportunity to provide Water

Resource Related Services on an as-needed basis to Pinal County. If you have any questions, please

do not hesitate to contact me (520) 623-3112, [email protected]

JE Fuller/Hydrology & Geomorphology, Inc.

John Wallace, PE, CFM

President

➢ Pima County Regional Flood Control District ➢ Arizona State Land Department

➢ Flood Control District of Maricopa County ➢ Arizona Game and Fish

➢ Navajo County Public Works Department ➢ Arizona Department of Water Resources

➢ Yavapai County Flood Control District ➢ Arizona Department of Transportation

➢ Cochise County Flood Control District ➢ Bureau of Land Management

➢ Coconino County Public Works ➢ Central Arizona Project

➢ Mohave County Flood Control District ➢ U.S. Army Corps of Engineer

➢ Santa Cruz County City of Phoenix ➢ Federal Emergency Management Agency

Response Form 1 ROQ-172721

Professional On-Call Services

Pinal County

Finance Department 31 N. Pinal St.

Bldg. A P.O. Box 1348

Florence, AZ 85132

Responder Name: JE Fuller/Hydrology and Geomorphology Inc. – John Wallace (President)

Responders shall complete the following Response Form, indicating their responses in the spaces provided. Additional pages may be added so long as they are clearly referenced in the spaces provided.

Please note: Any exception to the terms and conditions of the ROQ will not be accepted.

Acceptability of Responses

Offers that do not include fully completed copies of Response Forms 1 and Attachment A – Professional On-Call Services Contract may cause the entire offer to be deemed unacceptable and therefore non-responsive. Forms with incomplete or unacceptable responses will also be considered non-responsive.

1 Consultant Information

1.1 Consultant Name: JE Fuller/Hydrology and Geomorphology Inc.

Mailing Address: 8400 S. Kyrene Road, Suite 201

City: Tempe State: Arizona Zip Code: 85284

Phone Number: (480) 752-2124 Fax Number: (480) 839-2193

Email Address: [email protected]

1.2 Key Project Personnel:

Name: John. Wallace, P.E. - President License # 22922

Phone: (520) 623-3112 Email: [email protected]

Name: Ted Lehman, P.E. - Vice President License # 35895


Name: Chris Rod P.E. - Vice President License # 36672


Name: Brian Iserman, P.E. - Vice President License # 29325

Phone: (480) 752-2124 Ex-213 Email: [email protected]



Pinal County



Florence, AZ 85132

1.3 Will you be using subconsultants? Yes X No

If yes, identify who: ER Systems – Emmerich Knoebl, R.G. (Stormwater Sampling and Testing)

Consultant Phone: (602) 466-2424

Consultant Email Address: [email protected]

2. Experience

Please limit responses in this section to 10 pages

2.1 Describe experience of key personnel working on comparable projects/contracts.

JE Fuller is pleased to provide the series of comparable projects in Section 2.1 of the pages provided below. Each project is associated with a member of the Key Personnel and perspective support staff (i.e. team leads) and corresponds to both staff listed on the organizational chart (Section 3.0) and those whose resumes have been provided (Section 5.0).

2.2 Familiarity of personnel with municipal, local and state government standards.

JE Fuller is pleased to provide a description of JE Fuller’s familiarity with municipal, local and state government standards in Section 2.2, Sub-sections 2.2.1 through 2.2.3 of the pages provided below.

2.3 Qualifications and education of key personnel and support staff.

JE Fuller is pleased a short biography describing the qualifications and education of key personnel and perspective team leads (i.e. support staff) in Section 2.3 of the pages provided below.

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SECTION 2.1 COMPARABLE PROJECTS OF KEY PERSONNEL

JE Fuller offers a wide variety of consulting services. These include

• Hydrologic & Hydraulics (1-D and 2-D Modeling)

• Dam & Levee Analysis/Inspection/certification

• ALERT/Flood Warning Systems

• ADEQ Permitting Compliance

• FEMA Flood Hazard Delineation Studies

• Drainage Study and Design Reviews

• Drainage and Watercourse Master Planning

• Aquifer Recharge System Analysis and Design

• Drainage and Watercourse Master Planning

• Drainage Facility and Infrastructure Design

• Water Quality Sampling and Testing

• Applied Geomorphology

• River Stability & Erosion Studies

• Sediment Transport & Scour Analyses

• Multi-Hazard Mitigation Planning

• Stream Bank Protection/ Habitat Restoration

• Database Development

• Bridge Scour and Hydraulics

• Expert Witness

• GIS/Real Time Hydrology

Below are some comparable projects for the key personnel that will be actively involved in this On-call.

Guild Canyon Floodplain Study Company: Pinal County Department of Public Works Flood Contact: Mr. Chris Wanamaker, (520) 866-6010

JE Fuller PM: Christopher Rod, CFM

Location: Pinal County, Arizona Consulting Fee: $231,000

Start Date: October, 2012 End Date: June 2017

Description: The project is a multi-phased study of the Guild Canyon Watershed, just north of the Pinal/Pima County Boundary. Working with Pinal County Flood Control Section, JE Fuller used a two-dimensional floodplain modeling program (FLO-2D) to calculate the storm water runoff potential for the entire watershed and simultaneously determine the flood depths. To complete the hydrologic assessment, JE Fuller conducted an extensive fluvial analysis that determined the study area would not be considered as an active alluvial fan. The results of the requisite analyses were compiled into a single document for FEMA review and approval. Upon completion of the project new Annotated FIRMS and Workmaps were made available for Pinal County to use to regulate development within area of anticipated growth.

Magma FRS Dam Rehabilitation

Company: Magma Flood Control District Contact: Mr. Kent Pace (480) 892-7104 ext. 104

JE Fuller PM: Ted Lehman, PE


Start Date: July 2007 End Date: February 2017

Description: JE Fuller performed hydrologic and hydraulic analysis and engineering design in support of the investigation and design of dam and channel rehabilitation measures for the Magma FRS and Magma Channel in Pinal County, Arizona. Rehabilitation of the dam was needed because of emergency unsafe designation from the Arizona Department of Water Resources. The designation was the result of geotechnical concerns with the dam, potential earth fissuring hazards in the area and increased development in the region downstream. Three segments of the Magma Channel – the Upper, Middle, and Lower – were also analyzed. Rehabilitation measures were designed and constructed for the Upper Magma Channel as part of the dam rehabilitation. Evaluation and potential flood control alternatives were presented for the Middle Magma Channel segment. The Lower Magma Channel is initiating a construction-manager at-risk contract for the construction of the rehabilitation measures designed by JE Fuller. These projects included the development of HEC-1 models to compute inflow hydrology to the dam as well as flows along the Magma Channel downstream to the Gila River and extensive HEC-RAS modeling of the channel segments to evaluate channel deficiencies and design rehabilitation measures including erosion protection. FLO-2D models were used as part of the economic analysis prepared to justify federal funding of the dam rehabilitation.


Pinal County ALERT System Company: Pinal County Department of Public Works Flood Contact: Mr. Chris Wanamaker, (520) 866-6010

JE Fuller PM: Brian Iserman PE, CFM

Location: Pinal County, Arizona Consulting Fee: Varies from year to year

Start Date: November, 2007 End Date: On-going

Description: JE Fuller has worked with the Pinal County Flood Control District every year since 2007 on an on-going basis to plan, design, build, maintain and operate the Pinal County ALERT Flood Detection System. In 2007, JE Fuller worked with the County to develop the initial ALERT 5-year plan and concept design. In 2008, with the approved plan in place, JE Fuller completed the design and installation work of the first elements of the system, including a base station and four ALERT sensor precipitation/stream stage stations. Concurrently, JE Fuller coordinated with other agencies on behalf of Pinal County, including the National Weather Service, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) Inter-department Radio Advisory Committee (IRAC), the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC), The Bureau of Land Management, The Arizona Department of Water Resources, The Central Arizona Project, the Arizona State Land Department, the Arizona Department of Transportation, the Town of Superior and the Nature Conservancy. As of 2017, the system has been built out to include an automated real-time collection of precipitation, stream stage/discharge and meteorological data from 40 ALERT sensor stations located in Pinal, Pima, and Graham counties.

Lynx Lake Principle Outlet Valve Replacement Company: Arizona Game and Fish Department Contact: Mr. Gordon Bleyl (602) 244-8947

JE Fuller PM: Jeffrey Despain PE, CFM

Location: Lynx Lake, Yavapai County, Arizona Consulting Fee: $287,831

Start Date: June 2009 End Date: December 2016

Description: JE Fuller successfully replaced the principle outlet valve and works for Lynx Lake Dam without draining the lake or constructing a coffer dam. To accomplish this task, a pipe plug was deployed into the principal outlet, and Rubicon Applied Divers was employed to remove the old valve and install a new valve. As part of the project, JE Fuller field constructed a new valve extension and extension box, the foundation for the new actuator and installed the hydraulic controls for the new system. Considerable cost to the Department was saved while creating a functional principle outlet. JE Fuller also installed two telemetry stations that monitor seepage and flow at the principal outlet. Plans are being made to install cellular telemetry to remotely control the principal outlet and an IP camera within the upcoming fiscal cycle.

Dugan Property Floodplain Evaluation

Company: Matt & Jacki Dugan Contact: Matt Dugan (Owner), 520-212-4361,

JE Fuller PM: John Wallace PE, CFM

Location: San Manuel, AZ Consulting Fee: $10,000

Start Date: September 2016 End Date: November 2016

Description: Mr. Wallace was the project manager and engineer for a floodplain evaluation of a rural property where unpermitted improvements had been made. The project utilized 2D floodplain modeling and evaluation of erosion hazards to determine whether the improvements followed County floodplain regulations or whether improvements had to be made. The project utilized both conventional photogrammetry and Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) mapping to assist in identification of improvements and preparation of topographic mapping to assist in the evaluation. Mapping products, including topography and color-coded 2D floodplain mapping and erosion setback mapping, were prepared and submitted to Pinal County along with recommendations for mitigation. The improvements were later permitted after recommended improvements were made.


Upper Santa Cruz River RiskMAP Project Agency: Pima County RFCD Contact: Mr. Terry Hendricks, 520-724-4632

JE Fuller PM: Ian Sharp/John Wallace

Location: Pima County Consulting Fee: $299,272

Start Date: 2015-2018 End Date: Spring 2018 Description: This FEMA CTP project was performed to provide surface and hydraulic modeling of the Santa Cruz River from Pima Mine Road to the Santa Cruz County line. The work included 1D and 2D modeling of the entire study reach. Because the project was kicked off around the same time that Army Corps of Engineers released HEC-RAS 2D (Version 5.0), this software was utilized as the modeling platform. Given the complexity of the riverine system, JE Fuller became quite familiar with all aspects and nuances of the RAS-2D. This model effort resulted in the identification of flood hazards that local floodplain managers had suspected but were not able to quantify and allowed Pima County a means to update the hydraulic modeling previously done in the 1990’s. Deliverables included the development of FEMA Risk Map products for risk assessment along the river and potential future updates to flood insurance mapping (LOMR, CLOMR, FIS).

Coffee Pot Drainage Basin Improvements

Company: City of Sedona Contact: Mr. Davide Peck (928) 204-7108

JE Fuller PM: Rob Lyons

Location: Sedona, Arizona Consulting Fee: $396,000

Start Date: November 2014 End Date: May 2016

Description: A neighborhood within the Coffee Pot Subdivision area was built in the 1960s with little regard for the existing flooding and erosion hazards. Numerous homes within the area have suffered flooding and significant property damage prompting the City of Sedona to mitigate the drainage issues that have long been ignored. JE Fuller was tasked with revising the hydrology model from the SWMP to determine the 25-year and 100-year inflow to the system. The storm drain system was analyzed using xpStorm2D software. The software couples a one-dimensional Storm Drain pipe network (xpSWMM) hydraulic analysis with two-dimensional overland flow routing (xp2D). The analysis determined the system had capacity for the 25-year event, but inlets to the system did not have capacity to accept that calculated amount. Following the analysis, JE Fuller designed improvements to approximately 3,300 feet of drainage channel and stormdrains within the neighborhood such that they could accommodate at a minimum, the 25-year event flood event. Project elements included, H&H, alternatives evaluation, 1D and 2D modeling, construction document preparation (PS&E), surveying, research of easements, utility coordination, geotechnical explorations and design, structural engineering, and public/community outreach and stakeholder coordination.

Country Club Storm Drain Upgrade Feasibility Study Company: Pima County Flood Control District Contact: Eric Shepp, P.E. (520) 724-4600

JE Fuller PM: Geoff Harris, PE

Location: Pima County, Arizona Consulting Fee: $20,000 Actual

Start Date: 2017 End Date: 2017

Description: JE Fuller performed a detailed assessment of proposed improvements to an existing storm drain line located within the City of Tucson. The study included hydraulic analysis of approximately 3,600 linear feet of existing storm drain, preparation of 15% design drawings for storm drain replacement, a detailed construction cost estimate for the proposed improvements, and an evaluation of the resulting floodplain reduction. As a part of the data gathering effort, JE Fuller utilized drone camera technology along with conventional bluestake and record drawings research in a novel manner, producing accurate maps of existing surface and subsurface features in a cost-effective and rapid manner.


Johnson Lane Area Drainage Master Plan Company: Douglas County Contact: Mr. Erik Nilssen (775) 782-9063

JE Fuller PM: Mike Kellogg

Location: Douglas County, Nevada Consulting Fee: $380,000 Start Date: April 2017 End Date: On-Going Description: The Johnson Lane Area Drainage Master Plan (ADMP) study area is 27 square miles in size and is located on the eastern slopes above the Carson River valley between Minden and Carson City, Nevada. Flooding and sediment hazard sources for the study area are the Hot Springs Mountains to the north and the Pine Nut Mountains to the east. The Johnson Lane community was primarily developed via lot-splitting without comprehensive offsite drainage infrastructure. Additionally, much of the upper watersheds are overlain by thick accumulations of unconsolidated, fine to medium eolian sand which is easily transported in large volumes during flooding events. The goal of the ADMP was to First – evaluate and identify flooding and sedimentation hazards within the Johnson Lane community by gathering historical flooding accounts from public agencies and local residents, and conducting geomorphic, hydrologic and hydraulic modeling assessments; Second – develop a series of alternatives to either partially or wholly mitigate the hazards identified in the first objective; Third – provide public outreach of the project through a series of public meetings to inform the public of the existing hazards and to present the mitigation alternatives

Mohave County MS4 Training

Company: Mohave County Flood Control District Contact: Shannon Summers (520) 866-6010

JE Fuller PM: Elise Moore, PE

Location: Mohave County, Arizona Consulting Fee: $8,000 (Contract Total $100,000)

Start Date: May 2017 End Date: September 2017

Description: In 2017, Ms. Moore served as the training lead for JE Fuller’s MS4 Assistance project with Mohave County. As part of this task, Ms. Moore took her knowledge of ADEQ’s MS4 Permit (2016) combined it with the specifics of Mohave County’s Stormwater Management Program to form a comprehensive and cohesive training agenda for Mohave County staff. In the end, a total of seven separate courses were created, complete with hands-on exercises, real-world case studies, and lessons learned from implementing and administering a similar program for Pinal County. Upon completion of the training plans, Ms. Moore and others of the JE Fuller staff conducted, over a period of two days, seven, ninety-minute training sessions for twenty-five of Mohave County’s staff. Departments and Sectors represented included Mohave County Board of Supervisors, Mohave County Public Works, Mohave County Development Services, Mohave County Information Technology and Mohave County Flood Control Sector.

Pinal County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan - 2010 Update

Company: Pinal County via the Arizona Department of Emergency and Military Affairs Contact: Ms. Susan Austin (DEMA)

JE Fuller PM: Scott Ogden PE, CFM


Start Date: November 2008 End Date: November 2010

Description: JE Fuller worked with Pinal County and the incorporated jurisdictions of Apache Junction, Casa Grande, Coolidge, Eloy, Florence, Kearny, Mammoth, Maricopa and Superior to update the 2005-2006 jurisdictional hazard mitigation plans. The effort included converting the individual jurisdictional plans to a multi-jurisdictional plan. All plan elements were updated including the planning, risk assessment, mitigation strategy and public involvement sections. The risk assessment and mitigation strategy addressed dam failure, drought, fissure, flooding, levee failure, severe wind, subsidence, and wildfire. JE Fuller provided a FEMA approved plan to the jurisdictions for final promulgation. Final FEMA approval was received in early 2011.


SECTION 2.2 – FAMILIARITY WITH MUNICIPAL, LOCAL, AND STATE GOVERNMENT STANDARDS

2.2.1 Pinal County Standards

JE Fuller employees are very familiar with Pinal County, local and state government standards. JE Fuller served as a review contractor for Pinal County and provided technical assistance in the preparation of a future Pinal County Drainage Ordinance and the Pinal County Storm Water Ordinance. JE Fuller employees also prepared the Pinal County Sand and Gravel Floodplain Use Permit Application Guidelines, and were part of the team that produced the Pinal County Area Drainage Master Plans as well as the Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan for Pinal County. In addition, JE Fuller has provided technical training for Pinal County staff as part of its Storm Water Program and continues to offer training to Pinal County staff through its “Brown Bag” educational series. Recently JE Fuller assisted in the providing tools to help regulated new development within Arizona City.

2.2.2 State and Federal Standards

JE Fuller employees are actively working with many of Arizona’s agencies including the Arizona State Land Department, the Arizona Department of Water Resources, the Arizona Department of Emergency and Military Affairs, and the Arizona Game and Fish Department. In 2013, JE Fuller completed the update of the Arizona Department of Transportation’s Highway Drainage Design Hydrology and Hydraulics Manuals. As part of the update, JE Fuller introduced the use of two-dimensional modeling (FLO-2D) for analysis within Arizona. With that JE Fuller has worked with the numerous counties to place this software on the list of applications FEMA accepts for hydrology and hydraulic analysis on FEMA-submitted studies (LOMR CLOMR etc). JE Fuller has also assisted in the creation of analysis and review methodologies associated with the software.

2.2.3 Local Agency Standards

Outside Pinal County, JE Fuller staff have served as members of and consultants to the ADWR and have written or helped write engineering and development policies used by ADOT, Pima, Maricopa, Navajo, and Yavapai Counties, and the Cities of Tucson, Phoenix, Flagstaff and Safford. In addition, JE Fuller employees have written the levee and floodwall policies for the Arizona County Insurance Pool that were adopted by most of the small counties in Arizona.

SECTION 2.3 – QUALIFICATIONS AND EDUCATION OF KEY PERSONNEL AND SUPPORT STAFF

John Wallace, PE, CFM Project Principal John currently serves as the President of JE Fuller Hydrology and Geomorphology, Inc (JE Fuller). Since his arrival in May 1998, he has been an

invaluable member of the company. With over 30 years of experience, working exclusively in the fields of hydrology, floodplain management, and flood control, John has a reputation as a top-notch engineer in the field. His work history includes four years of service as the manager of the Pima County Regional Flood Control District. John has performed floodplain modeling studies (HEC-RAS & FLO-2D), preparation of basin management studies, and drainage plans for projects in Arizona. John is quite familiar with Pinal County. His recent projects include evaluation of flooding conditions and maintenance needs along the Santa Cruz River through downtown Tucson and 2-D modeling of a 10-square mile urban watershed in the City of Tucson.

His computer and technology expertise includes the application of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers HEC-RAS and HEC-1 programs, FHWA HY-8, FLO-2D and other hydrologic/hydraulic computer applications. John frequently teaches professional development classes in the fields of hydrology, hydraulics, and drainage design. John is a former member of the ADWR State Standards Work Group and has written several of the State Standards associated with surface water modeling and drainage design.

Education: John has a B.S.E. in Civil Engineering from the University of Arizona and B.S. in Business Administration from the University of Connecticut.

Role: John will serve as Project Principal for engineering services provided by JE Fuller throughout the contract life. John’s expertise in all aspects of water resources engineering and his past experiences as the Flood Control Director for the Pima County Regional Flood Control District make him an ideal candidate to oversee all the potential teams needed to complete the anticipated projects associated with this on-call.


Ted Lehman, PE Project Manager - Tempe Office Ted has been a key member of the JE Fuller team since February 1999. Ted has served as project manager for water resource and flood control

projects throughout Arizona for the past 20 years. He has an extensive professional resume of water resource projects in flood control planning, preparation of LOMRs and CLOMRs, drainage master studies, dam safety, one- and two-dimensional hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, arid region flood control, flood warning, dam failure inundation studies, hydrometeorological data collection, sediment yield, and geographical information systems (GiS). Ted has a great deal of experience in working with Pinal County. He has been involved in flood investigations and storm categorizations contracted by the Pinal County Public Works Department. As a sub-consultant to AMEC on a project authorized by the Magma Dam Flood Control District, he analyzed the risks associated with the Magma Flood Retardant Structure (FRS) and prepared rehabilitation plans that are currently being constructed. He was also the project manager for the planning of SkyView Farms, a master-planned community within the limits of Town of Florence.

His computer and technology expertise includes the application of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers HEC-RAS, HEC-HMS and HEC-1 programs, FHWA HY-8, FLO-2D, DAMBRK and other hydrologic/hydraulic computer applications.

Education: Ted has a B.A. in Mathematics from Willamette University in Salem, OR and a M.A. degree in Physical Geography from Arizona State University.

Role: As the Tempe Office Project manager, Ted will manage JE Fuller’s Tempe staff. In this role, Ted will be able to ensure the proper work distribution while managing tasks, budgets, and schedules for projects undertaken by the Tempe Office.

Brian Iserman, PE, CFM Project Manager – ALERT System Design/Flood warning/Real Time Data) Brian Iserman has been a hydrologist and civil engineer for JE Fuller since 1996. He

has 30 years of experience as a project engineer and hydrologist for studies and projects in Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada, Utah, Mexico, and California. His expertise includes floodplain delineations, flood insurance studies (e.g. LOMRs, CLOMRs), hydrology and hydraulics analyses, sediment transport analysis, drainage design, and flood warning system development and operations. Currently, Brian works with the Pinal County Public Works Department on the planning, design, installation, and maintenance of the flood warning systems throughout Pinal County. In addition to his instrumental role in the creation of ALERT system for Pinal County, Brian has played the lead role in developing numerous flood warning systems throughout Arizona. His clients include federal, state and local agencies, a few of which include the Arizona Game and Fish Department, the Arizona Department of Water Resources, Cochise County, Mohave County, Santa Cruz County and the City of Phoenix.

Brian has extensive experience using HEC-1, HEC-2, HEC-HMS, HEC-RAS, and HY-8 computer models, as well as CAD/GIS software including AutoCAD and ArcMap GIS. In addition to these, Brian’s data collection and dissemination software expertise extends to JEFDAQ, DataWise, SQL, PHP, Apache, IIS and HTML to integrate and display real-time point and gridded data collected from diverse networks and databases.

Education: Brian has a B.S. in Hydrology from the University of Arizona (1986).

Role: Brian will serve as the project manager for the design, installation, and maintenance of the Pinal County ALERT/Flood Warning System for this On-call

Contract. Brian’s success in the design and installation of these systems has made him the regional authority on this technology.

Above and Beyond

Did you know that JE Fuller ALERT Group is Tower Certified? A must for installing the ALERT Systems.


Christopher Rod, PE Project Manager – Tucson Office Chris is a registered engineer with over 23 years of technical and managerial experience, including 11 years with JE Fuller. Over the course of his career,

Chris has successfully completed a variety of water resource related projects within Arizona, Texas, and Nevada for local, state and federal agencies. Chris’ work experience for Pinal County Public Works Department extends back to 2006. In 2017, Chris, as a partner with Pinal County, has completed numerous drainage reviews, assisted in the mapping of a regulatory floodplain for Arizona City, obtained a Letter of Map Revision for Guild Canyon, Derrio Canyon and Cottonwood Canyon Washes and helped maintain compliance with ADEQ’s MS4 Permit by providing storm water sampling for a PCDOT yard in Riverside. Within Arizona, apart from working with Pinal County, Chris has experience working for and in Mohave County, Maricopa County, Cochise County, and Coconino County.

Chris’ expertise includes application of numerous procedures and/or software packages including: HEC-1, HEC-HMS, HEC-2, HEC-RAS, FLO-2D, HY8, and Haestad applications (CulvertMaster, FlowMaster). Chris also has experience using Civil Design 3D, and ArcView.

Education: Chris has a B.S.E. in Civil Engineering from the University of Arizona

Role: Chris will serve as the project manager for the Tucson Office. In this role, Chris will be responsible for properly distributing work, managing task budgets and schedules for projects and provide drainage analyses and design support. When needed, Chris will also serve as the team lead for drainage reviews and continue to oversee the water quality sampling processes.

Jeff Despain, PE CFM Team Lead – Dam/Levee Analysis and Inspections Jeff has been a project manager and design engineer for JE Fuller since 2002. With 20 plus years in the field, Jeff has a great deal

of experience and combines that with a zest to go out and tackle some of the most innovative projects within the State of Arizona ‐ the rehabilitation of the critical infrastructure located within various man‐made lakes and dams. Under an as needed contract with the Arizona Game and Fish Department, Jeff is tasked with coming up with unique design solutions for the removal and replacement of dilapidated hydraulic infrastructure such that it is once again operational. Aside from his work with Game and Fish, Jeff is an accomplished engineer with extensive experience in hydrologic and hydraulic analysis and modeling. Currently, Jeff has been selected by Yavapai County to work with Atkins on the Non-Regulatory Products for Oak Creek. This project, in conjunction with a Non-Regulatory Product project that provided these products for older County projects, provides the backbone for the Yavapai County Flood Control District’s web-based maps.

Jeff is experienced in the use of HEC-1, HEC-HMS, HEC-2, HEC-RAS, TR-20, TR-55, HY-8, KYPIPE, StormCAD, FLO-2D, Flowmaster, Civil 3D, and ArcView computer software.

Education: Jeff has a B.S.E. in Civil Engineering from Northern Arizona University and an Associates in Applied Science from Mesa Community College.

Role: Jeff will serve as the lead for the Dam/Levee Analysis and Inspections team. In this role, Jeff will manage a team of qualified engineers in the evaluation of dam, levees and flood retardant structures. Given his experience in construction and design, should the need arise for rehabilitation plans, Jeff’s knowledge in the design/construction arena will be invaluable.

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Ian Sharp, PE Team Lead – Hydrology and Hydraulics Ian has 17 years of professional experience and has been part of the JE Fuller team since March 2006. He has extensive experience in hydrologic and

hydraulic modeling, FLO‐2D and HEC‐RAS 2D modeling, and the subsequent preparation of CLOMR/LOMR applications. Ian is currently leading the preparation of construction plans for a 2‐mile long soil cement levee on the Salt River as well as finalizing the Upper Santa Cruz River RiskMAP project.

In addition to his extensive modeling resume, Ian is an accomplished designer, completing projects within Pinal County and throughout the State of Arizona. His work in Pinal County includes obtaining local agency approval for FLO‐2D, the preparation of the design plans for the rehabilitation of the Lower Magma Channel and preliminary plans (30% Level) used to solve a flooding issue in the Bella Vista Ranch Subdivision. Outside of Pinal County, Ian has prepared plans for the construction of flood mitigation measures (Mohave County, AZ), channel bank protection (Maricopa County, AZ) and levee rehabilitation (Pima County).

Ian’s computer experience includes applied water resource programs, including HEC-1, HEC-2, HEC-RAS, HEC-RAS 2D, HY-8, Haestad Methods, and FLO-2D computer software. Ian also has experience using AutoCAD and GIS applications, including Civil 3D/Land Desktop and ArcView.

Education: Ian obtained a B.S.E. in Agriculture and Biosystems Engineering from the University of Arizona.

Role: Given his combined expertise in floodplain analysis, using 1-dimensional and 2-dimensional platforms (HEC-RAS 2D, FLO-2D), Ian is the ideal candidate to serve as the team lead for hydrology and hydraulics projects associated with the On-call contract

Rob Lyons, PE CFM

Team Lead – Drainage Design (Analysis and Construction Plans) Rob has 14 years of experience with JE Fuller and has served as project manager and engineer for projects in

Arizona, California, Utah, and Washington since 2000. Mr. Lyons has extensive experience with roadway drainage, cross drainage, and offsite drainage design, flood control design, river mechanics, bridge scour analysis, hydrology, erosion protection, hydraulic modeling, floodplain delineation, and 2-dimensional modeling. Rob is currently leading the scour design and analysis for a new bridge over the Salt River at Gilbert Road for MCDOT. Rob has been leading and conducting offsite and cross drainage design for transportation projects since moving to Arizona in 2001. Transportation project owners Mr. Lyons has worked for include ADOT, MCDOT, and the City of Phoenix. Rob is a member of the Association of State Floodplain Managers, served as the chair of the EWRI Phoenix Chapter, and is the President-Elect of the ASCE Phoenix Branch.

Rob has extensive experience using FLO-2D, HEC-1, HEC-HMS, HEC-RAS, HEC-GeoRAS, ArcGIS, 3D Analyst, AutoCAD, Civil 3D, Microstation, InRoads, FlowMaster, CulvertMaster, and HY8.

Education: Rob has a B.S.E. in Civil and Environmental Engineering from the University of Washington, Seattle, Washington.

Role: Rob will serve as the team lead for projects having an emphasis on drainage and flood control design. Rob’s expertise in design and the preparation of construction documents will be invaluable in developing practical, cost effective solutions to drainage problems in Pinal County.

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Geoff Harris, PE Team Lead - Disaster Response Geoff joined the JE Fuller team in June of 2015 in hopes of applying his unique talents and interests to larger projects in the field of hydrologic

engineering and floodplain management. During the preceding 8 years, Geoff was 50% owner of a small engineering firm, serving as Principal Engineer. As a small business owner, Geoff’s activities extended to all facets of the engineering consulting business, from project management through business accounting. Before becoming an owner, Geoff spent 14 years with a larger engineering company gaining invaluable experience in both the hydrology and site engineering fields. During this period Geoff progressed to Senior Project Manager, becoming an Associate within the 1,000-person company before departing.

Since joining JE Fuller, Geoff has achieved his FAA certification to perform commercial drone operations and has performed a variety of aerial photographic surveys in support of engineering projects. In addition, Geoff has received training as a volunteer disaster relief worker under the State of California Structural Assessment Program, and is a designated “2nd Responder” available for volunteer work in large-scale disaster relief efforts throughout the United States.

Geoff has extensive experience in using FLO-2D, HEC-1, HEC-HMS, HEC-RAS, HEC-GeoRAS, ArcGIS, 3D Analyst, AutoCAD, Civil 3D,

Education: Geoff has a B.S.E. in Civil Engineering from the University of Arizona.

Role: Geoff will serve as the Team Leader for Disaster Response projects associated with this On-call Contract. His services will include fast response field inspections and drone camera surveys on an as-needed basis. Geoff will coordinate his work with agency staff and internal team members to provide near real-time data following storm events or other incidents, and will also be available for field observation and progress tracking during construction activities if needed.

Mike Kellogg Team Lead – Fluvial Geomorphology Mike is a Project Manager and Geomorphologist with 19 years of experience in fluvial geomorphology, riverine erosion hazards, alluvial fan

flooding hazards, hydrologic and hydraulic modeling (1D/2D), and riparian boundary determination. Working

out of the Tempe Office since 2001, Mike serves as project manager, project geomorphologist, project hydrologist, or GIS analyst for studies and projects domestically in Arizona, California, Utah, Nevada, and New Mexico; and internationally in the United Arab Emirates. In addition to Mike’s work in fluvial geomorphology, Mike also serves as the project manager for JE Fuller’s on-call contract to perform FIS/LOMR/CLOMR reviews on behalf of FEMA. Currently, Mike is serving as the lead geologist for the design team working a channel restoration and natural channel design project in Reno, Nevada.

Mike has experience using the following software applications: HEC-1, HEC-HMS, HEC-RAS, FLO-2D, XP STORM, HY-8, FlowMaster, LAHAR-Z, HEC-6, ArcGIS, and Adobe Illustrator.

Education: Mike has a B.S. in Geology from Mackay School Mines, University of Nevada, Reno NV and a M.S. in Hydrology from the University of Nevada, Reno Nevada.

Role: Mike will serve as the team lead for projects having an emphasis on fluvial geomorphology, channel migration, and channel restoration. Because Pinal County contains several areas that can be considered to be active alluvial fans, Mike’s expertise in this area will be invaluable in defining flood hazards and assisting in design within these highly mobile sub-straits.

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H. Elise Moore, PE, CFM, CPM Project Manager - Tempe Office Elise joined the JE Fuller team in March of 2017. Before working in the private sector, Elise has over 15 years of experience as an engineer and project manager for public

agencies within Pinal County. She has served as the Flood Control Section Chief for Pinal County Flood Control District for 12 years. As the manager of a County Flood Control District, her role was to implement countywide programs for FEMA floodplain management, ALERT gauges, Stormwater Quality, watershed and hazard mapping, permitting, inspections, FCD structure operations/management, and new capital projects. Managing these programs often required coordination between affected citizens, local municipalities, federal agencies, utilities, elected officials and stakeholder groups. Ms. Moore was the 2007 recipient of the Robert C. Esterbrooks Award awarded by the Arizona Association of County Engineers, for Engineering/ Design.

Her computer and technology expertise includes the application of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers HEC-RAS and HEC-HMS, FHWA HY-8, FLO-2D, ArcGIS and other hydrologic/hydraulic computer applications.

Education: Elise has a B.S.E. in Civil Engineering and a Master’s degree in Public Administration from Arizona State University. She is also a Certified Public Manager.

Role: Elise will serve as the team lead for stormwater quality(MS4/MSGP) projects, Federal Emergency Management Agency Documentation (FIS, EMP, MJHMP), Discovery Studies, and dam safety programs. She will provide her expertise in technical drainage reviews and help with stakeholder engagement.

Scott Ogden, PE, CFM Team Lead – Standards and Policy (EAP and Technical Manuals) Scott Ogden is a Project Manager/Senior Engineer at JE Fuller. He has over 31 years of flood risk management,

analysis, and design experience for studies and projects throughout the Arid Southwest. His specialties include one- and two-dimensional hydrologic and hydraulic flood modeling, drainage and flood control design and construction document preparation and review, area drainage master plans and studies, flood insurance and floodplain delineation studies, land development drainage and improvement plans, sediment engineering/scour analysis, recharge/restoration projects, bridge scour studies, dam safety and detention basin design, fluvial geomorphology/river engineering, and roadway drainage and design, hazard mitigation and emergency response planning, and technology transfer. He is active in several professional organizations including AFMA, ASFPM, ASCE, AACE, and ACEC, and is a past chair of the Arizona Floodplain Management Association’s Technical Committee.

His computer and technology expertise includes application of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers HEC-RAS, HEC-HMS and HEC-1, HEC-2, HY8, StormCad, Flowmaster, WSPEG, FLO-2D, and other hydrologic/hydraulic computer applications.

Education: Scott has a B.S.E. in Agricultural Engineering from Colorado State University in Fort Collins, CO.

Role: Scott will serve as the team lead for projects needing an expert in Emergency Action Plans, Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plans, Drainage Design Manuals and can also serve as an expert witness for drainage related litigation.

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Pinal County



Florence, AZ 85132

3. Organizational Chart

Please provide an organizational chart outlining staffing, key personnel and lines of authority.

JE Fuller is pleased to provide an organizational chart on the following page.


SECTION 3.0 – ORGANIZATIONAL CHART

JE Fuller has a staff of twenty-five (25) professionals able to provide the necessary expertise for project associated with this on-call. Here is an organization chart to help define the key personnel and team leads that can serve as points of contact depending on the project needs.



Pinal County



Florence, AZ 85132

4. References

Please list three (3), clients for whom you have performed services similar to the Statement of Work in this solicitation.

1. Company Name: Pima County Regional Flood Control District )

Address: 201 N. Stone Ave, 9th Floor, Tucson, AZ 85701

Contact Person: Terry Hendrick P.E.

Phone: 520) 724-4600 Email Address: [email protected]

Project Name: Upper Santa Cruz RiskMAP Project

2. Company Name: Flood Control District of Maricopa County

Address: 2801 W. Durango Street, Phoenix, AZ 85009

Contact Person: Theresa Pinto

Phone: (602) 506-8127 Email Address: [email protected]

Project Name: Pinnacle Peak West Area Drainage Master Study/Plan

3. Company Name: Mohave County Flood Control District

Address: 3250 East Kino Avenue, Kingman AZ 86409.

Contact Person: Shannon Summers P.E

Phone: (928) 757-0925 Email Address: [email protected]

Project Name: Mohave County MS4



Pinal County



Florence, AZ 85132

5. Resumes

Please provide resumes for each professional who will assist in providing services or be a member of the project team. Resumes must include qualifications and experience of each professional. (Additional pages may be used if necessary)

JE Fuller is pleased to provide the resumes for Key Personnel and Support Staff, who will assist in providing services or be a member of the project team on the following pages.


SECTION 5.0 – RESUMES

For a more detailed information about the key personnel and team leads, we offer the attached two-page resumes.

JE Fuller/ Hydrology & Geomorphology, Inc.

JOHN M. WALLACE, PE, CFM

Project Principal/JE Fuller President

John Wallace has 30 years of experience working exclusively in the fields of hydrology, floodplain

management, and flood control. His work history includes 5 years of experience working with the Pima County

Flood Control District (1990-1996) during which he spent 4 years as the county Floodplain Administrator. He

also has 25 years of experience working in the private sector performing, managing and reviewing projects.

Some of his most recent experience includes, the preparation of FEMA map revisions using FLO-2D for

hydrology and hydraulics, the evaluation of bridge scoure for two large bridges in Pima County, evaluation of

a large-scale land development in Sunland Park, New Mexico, evaluation of roadway projects for the Arizona

Department of Transportation in Thatcher, Yuma, and Eloy, Arizona, serve as the As-Needed Floodplain

Permit and Development Reviewer for Pima County, development of hydrologic modeling for a 75-square

mile watershed area in the southwest Tucson metropolitan area, and preparation of the post-Aspen fire

hydrologic modeling for the Sabino Creek-Ventana Canyon Wash-Molino Basin.

His engineering experience includes:

• Drainage Design

• Hydrologic and Hydraulic Modeling

• Area Drainage Master Plans and Studies

• Flood Insurance and Floodplain Delineation Studies

• Riverine Floodplain Analysis

• Erosion Hazard Analysis

• Bridge Hydraulics

• Sediment Transport

• Subdivision Drainage and Improvement Plan Review

• Drainage Design Review

• Expert Witness

Mr. Wallace has extensive experience in the application of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers HEC-RAS and

HEC-1 programs, FHWA HY-8, FLO-2D and other hydrologic/hydraulic computer applications. Mr. Wallace

is experienced in the use of ACAD Land Desktop/Civil 3D and ArcGIS.

Professional Registration

Professional Engineer (Civil), Arizona #22922

Professional Engineer (Civil), New Mexico #21490

Certified Floodplain Manager, US-08-03384

Education

B.S., Civil Engineering, University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona, 1984

B.S., Business Administration, University of Connecticut, 1978

Professional Experience

President, JE Fuller/Hydrology & Geomorphology, Inc.

Vice President, JE Fuller/ Hydrology & Geomorphology, Inc

1-2013 to Present

5-1998 to 12-2012

Project Engineer. Simons, Li and Associates/Tetra Tech 2-1996 to 5-1998

Pima Co. Flood Control District (see titles below): 8-1990 8-1990 to 11-1995

Resume for John Wallace, PE, CFM p. 2


Representative Projects

Sample projects in which Mr. Wallace has managed or was lead hydrologist for are summarized below. More

detailed information regarding any of these projects can be obtained by contacting Mr. Wallace directly at

JE Fuller/ Hydrology and Geomorphology, Inc. at (520) 203-8636. We are proud of the work we do. Please

feel free to contact any of these past clients and references.

Floodplain Studies

• Ruthrauff Basin Management Study (Pima County, AZ)

• Pima Air Museum Wash LOMR (Pima County, AZ)

• Pascua Yaqui Tribe Letter of Map Revision (Pascua Yaqui Reservation, AZ)

• Sendero Pass Letter of Map Revision (Tucson, Arizona)

• La Cholla Blvd Bridge @ Canada del Oro Wash Letter of Map Revision (Pima County, AZ)

• Valencia Road Conditional Letter of Map Revision (Pima County, AZ)

• Sutherland Wash Letter of Map Amendment (Catalina, AZ)

• Rillito River Floodplain Analysis & Physical Map Revision (Pima County, AZ)

Hydrologic Modeling

• Alamo Wash Basin Management Study (Pima County, AZ)

• Church Street Drainage (Thatcher, AZ)

• Eloy Main Street Improvement Project (Eloy, AZ)

• Arroyo Chico Basin Management Plan (Tucson, Arizona)

• Southwest Basin Management Study (Pima County, Arizona)

• Wickenburg High School Stormwater Detention Plan (Wickenburg, AZ)

Floodplain & Drainage Standards Development & Training

• State Standard for Stormwater Detention/Retention (ADWR)

• State Standard for Watercourse Bank Stabilization (ADWR)

• City of Safford Drainage Ordinance & Manual Project

• HEC-2 For Reviewers Training Seminar (AFMA, 1991)

Fluvial Geomorphology/River Engineering/Channel Design

• Twin Peaks Bridge Scour Analysis (Marana, AZ)

• Santa Cruz River Management Plan (Tucson, Arizona)

• Lower Santa Cruz Flood Control Levee Study (Pima County, Arizona)

• State Standard for Streambank Stabilization (Arizona)

• Scour Analysis of 16 Bridges in for Scour Susceptibility (Pima County, Arizona)

Site Drainage

• Tierra Santa, 383 acre Residential Development (Sunland Park, NM)

• Saguaro Springs Drainage Master Plan Revisions (Marana, AZ)

• McMahon Plaza Expansion Drainage Report (Tucson, AZ)

Professional Memberships

• Arizona Floodplain Managers' Association:

• Association of State Floodplain Managers (ASFPM)


TED W. LEHMAN, PE

Project Manager – Tempe Office

Ted Lehman has been a project manager and a Hydrologist/Geomorphologist for JE Fuller/Hydrology &

Geomorphology, Inc since 1999. Overall Mr. Lehman has served as project hydrologist/geomorphologist for

water resources and flood control projects throughout Arizona for 26 years. Mr. Lehman brings to the table a

unique understanding of the statistical applications associated with hydrology, and uses that understanding in

watershed and drainage modeling and analyses. His professional training and experience include the following:

• Arid Land Hydrology

• Dam Safety Evaluation & Emergency Action Plans

• Dam Failure Inundation Studies

• 1- and 2-dimensional Hydraulic Modeling

• Alluvial Fan Studies

• GIS

• Flood Insurance Studies

• Watercourse Master Planning

• Area Drainage Master Plans


• Flood Warning

• Hydrometeorological Data Collection

• ALERT Systems Operation and Maintenance

• Fluvial Geomorphology

• Expert Witness

Mr. Lehman has extensive experience using HEC-HMS, HEC-RAS, HEC-1, HEC-2, DDMS, HEC-FFA, HY-8,

and ArcView software.


Professional Engineer, Arizona (AZ #35895)

Education

M.A., Geography (Fluvial Geomorphology), Arizona State University, 1990

B.A., Mathematics (Earth Science; Minor), Willamette University, Salem, OR, 1988


Hydrologist, JE Fuller/Hydrology & Geomorphology, Inc. February 1999 - Present

Senior Hydrologist, Flood Control District of Maricopa County June 1997 - January 1999

Hydrologist, Flood Control District of Maricopa County May 1991 - May 1997

Resume for Ted Lehman, M.A., P.E. p. 2



Some of the studies and projects in which Mr. Lehman was a key participant are summarized below. More detailed

information can be obtained by contacting JE Fuller/ Hydrology and Geomorphology, Inc. at (480) 222-5709. We

are proud of the work we do. Please feel free to contact my past clients and references.

Hydrologic & Hydraulic Modeling

• Lower Magma Channel Evaluation & Rehabilitation Design, Pinal County, AZ

• Magma Flood Retarding Structure Rehabilitation Design, Pinal County, AZ

• Watershed Strategic Planning Studies for Mohave County,

• Arizona State Standard for Hydrologic Modeling Guidelines, SS10-07

• ADOT Hydrology Manual Revision

• Willow Creek Tributary Hydrologic Analysis, Prescott, AZ

Flood Control Master Plans

• Pinnacle Peak West Area Drainage Master Plan, Maricopa County, AZ

• Middle Magma Channel Hydrology & Hydraulic Evaluation, Pinal County, AZ

• Spook Hill Area Drainage Master Plan; Mesa, AZ

• Adobe Dam/Desert Hills Area Drainage Master Plan; Maricopa County, AZ

• Upper Cave Creek/Apache Wash Watercourse Master Plan, Maricopa County, AZ

• El Rio Watercourse Master Plan, Maricopa County, AZ

Dam Inundation Studies

• Magma Flood Retarding Structure, Pinal County, Arizona

• Lakeview, Harrison Street, Prenda, Woodcrest, Box Springs, and Sycamore Dams, Riverside, CA

• Diemer Water Treatment Plant, Yorba Linda, CA

• Big Lake, Apache County, AZ

• Pena Blanca Lake, Santa Cruz County, AZ

• Lee Valley Reservoir, Apache County, AZ

• Roper Lake, Graham County, AZ

• Cook Reservoir, Graham County, AZ

• Central Detention Dams, Graham County, AZ

Emergency Action Plans (EAPs)

• Magma FRS

• New River Dam,

• Adobe Dam,

• Dreamy Draw Dam,

• White Tanks FRS #3 & #4,

• Buckeye FRS’s Nos. 1, 2, and 3,

• Powerline FRS, Rittenhouse FRS, and the Vineyard FRS,

• Harquahala and Saddleback FRS

• McMicken Dam


Arizona Hydrological Society

Arizona Floodplain Management Association


BRIAN R. ISERMAN, PE, CFM

Project Manager – ALERT

Brian Iserman is a hydrologist and civil engineer for JE Fuller/Hydrology & Geomorphology, Inc. He has

served as a project manager, project engineer and hydrologist for studies and projects in Arizona, Nevada,

Utah, California, New Mexico and Mexico since 1987. His experience includes the following:

• Flood Warning Systems Design, Installation, Operation and Maintenance

• Hydro-Meteorological Data Collection, Integration and Engineering

• Dam Inundation PMP/PMF Determination/Dam Safety Monitoring

• Hydrology and Hydraulics

• Flood Insurance Studies (FEMA LOMRs/CLOMRs/LOMAs/CLOMRFs)


• Drainage Design

Brian has extensive experience using HEC-1, HEC-2/HEC-RAS, HEC-GeoRAS, and HY-8 computer

models, as well as CAD/GIS software including AutoCAD and ArcMap GIS. In addition to these, Brian’s

data collection and dissemination software expertise extends to JEFDAQ, DataWise, SQL, PHP, Apache, IIS

and HTML to integrate and display real-time point and gridded data collected from diverse networks and

databases.



Certified Floodplain Manager (CFM)

Education

B.S., Hydrology, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ - 1986


Hydrologist. JE Fuller/ Hydrology & Geomorphology, Inc. August 1996 - Present

Civil Engineer/Hydrologist. Simons, Li & Associates. August 1992 - August 1996

Hydrologist. Pima Co. Flood Control District January 1987 - August 1992


Arizona Floodplain Management Association, Past Chair, Flood Warning Committee

Arizona Multi-Agency Task Force for the Statewide Flood Warning System

Alert Users Group

National Hydrologic Warning Council, Newsletter Editor

Resume for Brian Iserman, P.E., CFM p. 2


Representative Project and Description

Some of the studies and projects in which Mr. Iserman was a key participant are summarized below. More

detailed information can be obtained by contacting Mr. Iserman at JE Fuller/ Hydrology and Geomorphology,

Inc.at (480) 222-5713. We are proud of the work we do. Please feel free to contact any of these past clients

and references.

Flood Warning, Data Collection & Scour Monitoring Systems/Gauging

• Agua Fria National Monument ALERT System Design, Installation, Maintenance, Operations, Flow

Reporting, Bureau of Land Management, Arizona

• Arizona Statewide Flood Warning Network Design; State of Arizona (Phase I and Phase II)

• Arizona Game and Fish Department Lakes ALERT System Design, Installation, Maintenance,

Arizona

• ADWR Annual On-Call Contracts for ALERT System Design, Installation, Maintenance; State of

Arizona

• City of Flagstaff ALERT system Design, Installation, Maintenance, Flagstaff, Arizona

• City of Safford, Frye Mesa Reservoir Flood Warning System, Safford, AZ

• City of Phoenix ALERT System Design, Installation, Maintenance, Phoenix, AZ

• Cochise County ALERT System, Cochise County, Arizona

• Gila County ALERT System Base Station Software Services, Gila County, Arizona

• Greenlee County Flood Warning System Design, Installation, Maintenance, Greenlee County,

Arizona

• La Paz County, Arizona ALERT2 System Design and Installation Integration, La Paz County,

Arizona

• Mohave County ALERT System Design, Installation, Maintenance, Mohave County, Arizona

• Navajo County ALERT System Design, Installation, Maintenance, Navajo County, AZ

• Nogales, Sonora (Mexico) ALERT System Design, Install, Maintain for USGS

• Pinal County ALERT System Design/Installation/Maintenance, Pinal County, AZ

• Santa Cruz County ALERT System Design, Installation, Maintenance, Arizona

• Yavapai County ALERT System Design, Installations, Training & Maintenance; Yavapai County,

AZ

For examples of our Flood Detection data integration work, please go to http://www.jefullerdata.com

Training Provided

• HEC-RAS Training for Arizona State Land Department

• ALERT Program Training for Yavapai County, Arizona

• ALERT Program Training for Pinal County, Arizona

• ALERT Program Training for City of Phoenix, Arizona

• ALERT Program Training for Bureau of Land Management, Arizona

• ALERT Program Training for Greenlee County, Arizona

• ALERT Program Training for Coconino County, Arizona

• ALERT Program Training for Nogales, Sonora (Mexico)

Professional References

• Gordon Bleyl, P.E./Arizona Game & Fish Department (623) 236-7478

• Brian Cosson/Arizona Dept. of Water Resources (602) 771-8657

• Steve Rutherford, Greenlee County, Arizona, (928) 865-2601

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JE Fuller Hydrology & Geomorphology, Inc.

CHRISTOPHER B. ROD, PE

Project Manager - Tucson Office

Chris Rod has served as a project manager for JE Fuller/Hydrology and Geomorphology, Inc. since 2006.

Having a career in water resources and engineering spanning over 23 years, Mr. Rod is an accomplished

registered engineer who has successfully completed a wide variety of water resource projects for local,

state, and federal agencies within Arizona, Texas, and Nevada. In addition to his work for public sector

clients, Mr. Rod has a great deal of experience for analyzing and designing drainage systems as part of

private development within Arizona and Nevada. His engineering experience includes:

• MS4, MSGP, CGP Permitting and Compliance

• Drainage Design Reviews

• LOMR/CLOMR Reviews

• CLOMR/LOMR Preparation

• Roadway Drainage Design

• Hydrologic and Hydraulic Studies (HEC-1, HEC-HMS, HEC-2, HEC-RAS)


• Master Planned Community Drainage Concept Reports and Plans

• Land Development Drainage and Improvements Plans


• Riverine Floodplain Analysis (HEC-2, HEC-RAS)




• Drainage Design and Standards Manual Creation

Mr. Rod has extensive experience using HEC-1, HEC-HMS, HEC-2, HEC-RAS, FLO-2D, HEC-6, and

HY-8 computer programs. Mr. Rod’s is experienced in the use of ACAD Land Desktop/Civil 3D and

ArcGIS


Professional Engineer (Civil), Arizona No. 36672

Education


Christopher Rod, P.E.

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Sample projects in which Mr. Rod has managed or was lead hydrologist for are summarized below. More

detailed information regarding any of these projects can be obtained by contacting Mr. Rod directly at JE

Fuller/ Hydrology and Geomorphology, Inc. (520) 207-4936. We are proud of the work we do. Please feel

free to contact any of these past clients.

Agency Review Projects

• Pinal County Drainage Design and Plan Review (Pinal County, Arizona)

• Town of Sahuarita Drainage Design and Plan Review (Sahuarita, Arizona)

• Pima County Drainage Design and Plan Review (Pima County, Arizona)

Environmental Permitting

• Small Municipal Storm Sewer Permitting (Mohave County, Arizona)

• Small Municipal Storm Sewer Permitting and Compliance (Pinal County, Arizona)

• Multi-Sector General Permit (Non-Mining) Permitting (Pinal County Arizona)

Floodplain Studies

• Guild Canyon Mitigation and Floodplain (Pinal County, Arizona)

• Schultz Fire Hydraulic and Sediment Study (Coconino County, Arizona)

• Tucson Wash LOMR (Pinal County, Arizona)

• Canada Del Oro LOMR (Pinal County, Arizona)

• Arizona City Flood Investigation (Pinal County, Arizona)

Drainage Studies

• Bonanza Ranch Flood Investigation and Mitigation Plan (Pinal County, Arizona)

• Hopi Drive Floodplain Mitigation (Pinal County, Arizona)

• Countywalk Flood Investigation (Pinal County, Arizona)

• Rancho Bella Vista Flood Investigation (Pinal County, Arizona)

• Valley of the Sun Flood Investigation and Mitigation Design (Pinal County, Arizona)

Drainage Design Projects

• UPRR Port Laredo Intermodal Yard Improvements and Expansion (Laredo Texas)

• Pascua Yaqui Drainage Improvements (Pima County, Arizona)

Roadway Design Projects

• Cortaro Farms Road (Marana, Arizona)

• Tangerine Road (Marana, Arizona)

• River Road (Pima County, Arizona)

• Shannon Road (Tucson, Arizona)

Storm Water Management Projects

• Storm Water Management Program (MS4) (Mohave County, Arizona)

• Storm Water Management Plan Annual Report, 09-10, 10-11 (Pinal County Arizona)

• Storm Water Permitting ADEQ 2010 MSGP (Pinal County, Arizona)

• SWPPP for Circle K (City of Tucson, Arizona)

• SWPPP Masonic Lodge (City of Tucson, Arizona)

Master Drainage Plans

• StoneGate (Cold Springs, Nevada)

• Sendaro Pass Master Planned Community (Pima County, Arizona)

• Skyview Farms Master Planned Community (Pinal County, Arizona)

• Star Valley Master Planned Community (Pima County, Arizona)


JEFFREY A. DESPAIN, P.E., CFM

Team Lead – Dam and Levee

Jeff Despain is a Project Manager /Engineer at JE Fuller/ Hydrology & Geomorphology, Inc. He brings

over 20 years of experience. He has served as a project manager and project engineer for studies and

projects throughout Arizona. One of Mr. Despain’s greatest strengths is his ability to listen to his

client’s needs and then formulate design solutions to fit those needs. In some cases, the problems that

Mr. Despain tackles are unique and as such require unique solutions. It is this willingness to research

viable solutions, then turn that research into a real-world application that sets Mr. Despain apart. His

experience includes the following:

• Hazard Mitigation and Emergency Response Planning

• Drainage Design

• Construction Document Preparation and Review




• Land Development Drainage and Improvement Plans

• Dam Safety and Detention Basin Design

• Fluvial Geomorphology/River Engineering

• Two-Dimensional Modeling

• Roadway Drainage and Design

• Utilities Relocation, Water Distribution & Wastewater Collection Systems Design

• Technology Transfer

• Expert Witness

Mr. Despain has extensive experience using HEC-1, HEC-2, HEC-RAS, TR-20, TR-55, HY-8,

KYPIPE, StormCAD, FLO-2D, Flowmaster, AutoCAD, and ArcView computer software.


Professional Engineer (Civil), Arizona # 32833

Certified Floodplain Manager #US-07-03059

Education

B.S., Civil Engineering, Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, Arizona, 1994

Associate of Applied Science, Construction Drafting, Mesa Community College, Mesa, Arizona

Resume for Jeffrey A. Despain, P.E., CFM p. 2



Some of the studies and projects that Mr. Despain has managed, or was a key participant in, are

summarized below. More detailed information can be obtained by contacting Mr. Despain directly at

JE Fuller/ Hydrology and Geomorphology, Inc. at (480) 222-5716. We are proud of the work we do.

Please feel free to contact any of these past clients.

Dam & Levee Related Projects

• Parker Canyon Dam Principle Outlet Repair (Arizona Game and Fish Department).

• Chevelon Canyon Principle Outlet Repair (Arizona Game and Fish Department).

• Fool Hollow Lake Hydraulic Pump Repair (Arizona Game and Fish Department).

• Montezuma Ave Bridge Design and Construction Management; Yavapai County, AZ.

• Lower Magma Channel Design and Construction Management; Magma Flood Control District,

AZ

• Arlington Ponds; Arizona Game and Fish Department

• Dam Operations and Maintenance 2012 (Arizona Game and Fish Department).

ALERT Related Projects

• Black Canyon City ALERT Station Design and Installation; Yavapai County, AZ

• Hackberry Creek Bridge Scour Analysis/Hydraulic Design and ALERT Monitoring Design;

Yavapai County, AZ

Hydrology and Hydraulics Analysis Projects

• Black Canyon City Floodplain Re-delineation; Yavapai County, AZ

• Black Canyon City Stage Inundation Study; Yavapai County, AZ

• Black Canyon City First Responders Training; Yavapai County, AZ

• Black Canyon City Hydraulic Analysis and Results Review; Yavapai County, AZ

• Peoria Infrastructure Assessment Report; Arizona State Land Department, AZ

• Yavapai County Floodplain Management Plan; Yavapai County, AZ

• Cordes Lakes Floodplain Delineation Study; Yavapai County, AZ

• 2016 Non-Regulatory Products of Yavapai County, Yavapai County, AZ

Discovery Projects

• Lower Santa Cruz Discovery 2015 Study, Pinal County, AZ

• Canyon Diablo and Upper Verde Discovery 2014 Study, Yavapai/Coconino County, AZ

Scour and Erosion Analysis Projects

• Virgin River Hazard Study Erosion Control Protection; Nevada

• East Maricopa Floodway Scour Analysis; Maricopa County, AZ


IAN P. SHARP, PE, CFM

Team Lead – Hydrology and Hydraulics

Ian is a Project Manager/Engineer/Hydrologist with the Tucson Office with fourteen years of experience in

drainage analysis and design. He has experience in flood control projects, roadway drainage projects, floodplain

use permit projects, private development and urban design projects, and geomorphic and sediment transport

assessments. Ian has prepared several FEMA remapping submittals and has been the lead engineer/hydrologist

on Basin Management Plans and other floodplain studies. He has also prepared preliminary and full construction

plans for a boat dock, several miles of bank protection, a detention basin complex, levee improvements, and

several other drainage designs. His professional training and experience include the following:

• Storm drain design

• Drainage facility design

• Channel design

• Grading plans

• 1- and 2-dimensional Hydraulic Modeling

• Floodplain mapping

• Roadway design

• GIS

• Flood Insurance Studies

• Watercourse Master Planning

• Area Drainage Master Plans / Basin Management Plans


• Subdivision and development plan review for agencies

Mr. Sharp has extensive experience using Civil3-D, ArcView, FLO-2D, HEC-RAS, HEC-RAS 2D, HEC-1, HEC-

2, HEC-6, and HY-8 software and other associated software. Mr. Sharp is experienced in the use of ACAD

Land Desktop/Civil 3D and ArcGIS.

Professional Registration / Certification


Education

B.S., Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering, University of Arizona, 2000


Engineer/Hydrologist, JE Fuller/Hydrology & Geomorphology, Inc. March 2006 - Present

Senior Hydrologist/Project Engineer, Castro Engineering October 2001- March 2006

Hydrologist, Erie and Associates July 2000 – October 2001

Resume for Ian Sharp, P.E., CFM p. 2



A few of the projects and studies for which Mr. Sharp was a key participant are summarized below.

More detailed information can be obtained by contacting Mr. Sharp directly at JE Fuller/

Hydrology and Geomorphology, Inc. at (520) 207-0008. We are proud of the work we do. Please

feel free to contact my past clients and references.

Designs and Construction Plans

• Tierra del Rio Post-flood assessment and Design, Mohave County, AZ


• Arivaca Lake Boat Ramp and Dock, Pima County, AZ

• Santa Cruz River Levee certification and Design, Pima County, AZ

• Bella Vista Post-flood Assessment and Preliminary Design, Pinal County, AZ

• Lehi Bank Protection Design (Salt River), Maricopa County, AZ

• Drainage Designs with Apache Nitrogen Plant, Cochise County, AZ

Flood Control and Drainage Master Plans

• Lee Moore Wash Basin Management Plan, Pima County, AZ

• Ruthrauff Basin Management Plan, Pima County, AZ

• Sahuarita Farms River and Tributary Master Plan, Sahuarita, AZ

• Continental Farms River and Tributary Master Plan, Pima County, AZ

Flood Studies and Mapping

• Floodplain Mapping of Street Watercourses, Tucson, AZ

• El Rio Medio Feasibility Study along Santa Cruz River (USACE), Pima County

• Post Flood Assessment of Rillito Creek, Pima County, AZ

• Brawley Wash FLO-2D Study, Pima County, AZ

• Santa Cruz River from Cona Ranch to Pima Mine Rd, Pima County/Sahuarita AZ

• Southeast Regional Park FLO-2D Study, Pima County, AZ

• Sahuarita Acres Subdivision Design FLO-2D Study, Pima County, AZ

• Sahuarita Corners Subdivision FLO-2D Study, Pima County, AZ

• Houghton/Sahuarita Commercial Design FLO-2D Study, Pima County, AZ

Sediment Transport Studies

• Santa Cruz River from Canoa Ranch to Pima Mine Road, Pima County, AZ

• Santa Cruz River from St. Mary’s to Prince Road, Pima County, AZ

• Big Wash, Pima County, AZ

• Santa Cruz River at Twin Peaks Road, Marana, AZ

• Rillito Creek, Pima County, AZ


Pima County Regional Flood Control District Advisory Committee

Arizona Floodplain Management Association

Association of State Floodplain Managers


ROBERT O. LYONS, PE, CFM

Team Lead – Drainage Design

Rob Lyons has been project manager and practicing Water Resources Engineering for JE Fuller since

2003. Mr. Lyons has served on projects throughout Arizona and Washington since 2000. His specialties

include hydrologic/hydraulic analysis, flood control design, roadway drainage design, scour analysis,

erosion protection, and two-dimensional hydraulic/hydrologic modeling. His professional training and

experience include the following:


• 2-Dimensional Modeling

• Floodplain Delineation

• Area Drainage Master Planning

• GIS Mapping, Modeling, and Geoprocessing

• Roadway Drainage Design

• Erosion and Sediment Analysis and Design

• Grading and Drainage Design


• Hazard Mitigation and Emergency Response Planning

• Environmental Permitting

Rob has extensive experience using FLO-2D, HEC-1/HMS, HEC-RAS, HEC-GeoRAS, ArcGIS, 3D

Analyst, AutoCAD, Civil 3D, Microstation, InRoads, FlowMaster, CulvertMaster, and HY8.



Certified Floodplain Manager (CFM), Certificate No. US-06-02271

Education

B.S., Civil & Environmental Engineering, University of Washington, 2000

Continuing Education

Leadership in Engineering Administration Program (LEAP), 2013

Civil3D Advanced Training, 2013

Toastmasters - ACS Can Do Club: Competent Communicator, 2011 (2009-2011)

Advanced FLO-2D Modeling Class with Jim O’Brien, 2010

HEC-RAS Unsteady Flow Applications, ASCE Workshop, 2008

Scour Analysis for Small to Mid-Size Desert Washes, AFMA Short Course, 2004

FLO-2D Modeling System Workshop with Jim O’Brien, 2003


JE Fuller/ Hydrology & Geomorphology, Inc., Tempe, AZ October 2003 - Present

CH2M Hill, Seattle, WA & Phoenix, AZ June 2000 – October 2003

Resume for Robert Lyons, P.E., CFM p. 2



Some of the studies and projects, which Mr. Lyons has conducted, are summarized below. More

detailed information can be obtained by contacting Mr. Lyons directly at JE Fuller/ Hydrology and

Geomorphology, Inc. at (480) 222-5715. We are proud of the work we do. Please feel free to contact

any of these past clients and references.

Roadway Drainage and Offsite Drainage Design

• Gilbert Road Bridge Erosion and Scour Final Design, Maricopa County, AZ

• Coffee Pot Drainage Basin Pre-Design and Final Design, Sedona, AZ

• Goldrush Road Drainage Improvements, Bullhead City, AZ

• ADOT SR303L Regional Drainage Channel Final Design; Maricopa County, AZ

Flood Control Design

• Lehi Hard Bank Levee Design, Salt River Pima Maricopa Indian Community, AZ

• CAP Centennial Wash Dike 2 Rehabilitation, La Paz County, AZ

• Coffee Pot Drainage Basin Pre-Design and Final Design, Sedona, AZ


• Travertine Point Alluvial Fan Flood Control Design and CLOMR, Riverside County, CA

Hydrologic and Hydraulic Modeling

• McMicken Wash Alternatives Evaluation and Due Diligence, Maricopa County, AZ

• FEMA Cooperative Technical Partner Flood Risk Assessment, Bullhead City, AZ

• Hydrologic Analysis of Arcadia Boulevard and Landon Drive Extensions; Bullhead City, AZ

• FLO-2D Web Access Tool Development and Training; Maricopa County, AZ

• Silver Creek Flood Hazard & Sediment Evaluation, Bullhead City, AZ

• Buena Vista Design Concept Report, Bullhead City, AZ


• CAP H&H Analysis Near Centennial Wash Siphon, Near Wenden, AZ

Floodplain Delineation Studies

• Silver Creek, Secret Pass Wash, and Dump Wash LOMR, FEMA CTP Flood Risk

Assessment, Bullhead City, AZ


• Unnamed Tributary to Cave Creek LOMR/Levee Certification; Carefree, AZ

Area Drainage Master Planning

• FEMA Cooperative Technical Partner Flood Risk Assessment, Bullhead City, AZ

• Laveen Area Drainage Master Plan Update; Maricopa County, AZ

• Colorado River Estates FLO-2D Drainage Evaluation and Mitigation Concept Design;

Bullhead City, AZ

• Pinnacle Peak West Area Drainage Master Study; Maricopa County, AZ

• Hohokam Area Drainage Master Study/Plan; Phoenix, AZ

• Sun Valley ADMP Alternatives Analysis; Buckeye, AZ


• The Association of State Floodplain Managers, Member

• American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), Member

• AzSCE Phoenix Branch Board Member (2013-2017), Currently President

• AzSCE, Water Resources Technical Committee Chair - 2010


GEOFFREY W. HARRIS, PE

Team Lead – Emergency Response

Geoff Harris is a Project Manager in the Tucson Office of JE Fuller. He has over 20 years of experience in

the fields of land development engineering and hydrology. He has served as a senior project manager, project

manager, project engineer, hydrologist and designer for commercial, industrial and residential land

development projects, in addition to a variety of public flood control and transportation projects throughout

Arizona. His project experience includes rezoning applications, residential subdivisions, commercial

development, grading and utility design, flood control projects and public roadway improvements. In 2016,

Mr. Harris received his FAA Certification as a Remote Pilot, with a Small Unmanned Aircraft System

(sUAS) rating, which provides authorization to conduct commercial drone operations. Aerial mapping and

data collection projects completed to date include both built-up and natural areas up to 1,400 acres in size.

His engineering experience includes:

• Drone Reconnaissance

• Drainage Design

• Grading and Paving Design

• Utility Design and Coordination (Water, Sewer)


• Public Roadway Design




• Subdivision Drainage and Improvement Plan Review

• Drainage Design Review

• Expert Witness

Mr. Harris has extensive experience using AutoCAD, Civil 3D, ArcMap, FLO-2D, HEC-RAS, HEC-HMS

and other associated software. Mr. Harris is experienced in the use of ACAD Land Desktop/Civil 3D and

ArcGIS.



FAA Remote Pilot Certification (sUAS Rating), Cert. #3910144

State of California Safety Assessment Program, ID#80430

Education



Project Manager, JE Fuller/Hydrology & Geomorphology, Inc. 6-2015 to Present

Partner, STAR Consulting of Arizona, Inc 10-2007 to 6-2015

Senior Project Manager, MMLA/Psomas 1993 to 2007

Resume for Geoff Harris, PE p. 2


Representative Projects A few of the projects and studies that Mr. Harris was a key participant in are summarized below. More detailed

information regarding any of these projects can be obtained by contacting Mr. Harris directly at JE Fuller/

Hydrology and Geomorphology, Inc.at (520) 495-4499. We are proud of the work we do. Please feel free to contact

any of these past clients and references.

Hydrologic Modeling and Floodplain Studies

• Black Wash Tributary Letter of Map Revision (Pima County, AZ)

• Demetrie Wash Bridge (Green Valley, AZ)

Flood Control Designs

• Alamo Wash Bank Protection (Tucson, AZ)

• Canada Del Oro Bank Protection (Pima County, AZ)

Residential Site Improvements and Drainage Designs

• Avilla Sabino East and West, 183-unit Residential Development (Pima County, AZ)

• Serenata, 527-unit subdivision (Tucson, AZ)

• Miramonte at the River, 163-unit subdivision (Tucson, AZ)

Master Planned Communities

• Star Valley Master Planned Community (Pima County, AZ)

• Community of Civano (Tucson, AZ)

Commercial Site Improvements and Drainage Designs

• New Circle K Stores (Various Locations, AZ)

• New Dollar General Stores (Various Locations, AZ)

Professional Membership

• Arizona Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE)


MICHAEL J. KELLOGG, PG, CFM, GISP

Team Lead – Fluvial Geomorphology

Mike Kellogg has served as project manager for JE Fuller/ Hydrology & Geomorphology, Inc since 2001. Over his

19 years with JE Fuller and 3 years with other firms, Mr. Kellogg has served as project manager, project

geomorphologist, project hydrologist, or GIS analyst for studies and projects domestically in Arizona, California,

Utah, Nevada, and New Mexico; and internationally in the United Arab Emirates. His experience includes:

• Applied Geomorphology


• Arid Land Hydrology

• Floodplain Delineation Studies

• Alluvial Fan Flooding

• Sediment Studies

• Riparian and Sovereign Boundary Determination

• Geographic Information System (GIS) Analysis

Mr. Kellogg has experience using the following software applications: HEC-1, HEC-HMS, HEC-RAS, FLO-

2D, XP STORM, HY-8, FlowMaster, LAHAR-Z, HEC-6, ArcGIS, and Adobe Illustrator.


Professional Geologist, California #9412

Professional Geologist, Utah #611914-2250

Registered Geologist, Arizona #43618

Certified Floodplain Manager (CFM) No. US-04-01295

Geographic Information System Professional (GISP) No. 70080

Education

M.S., Hydrology, University of Nevada-Reno, 2001

B.S., Geology, Mackay School of Mines, University of Nevada-Reno, 1998


JE Fuller/ Hydrology & Geomorphology, Inc July 2001 - Present

Nimbus Engineers, Reno, Nevada January 2000 – July 2001

Graduate Research Assistant. University of Nevada-Reno August 1998 – May 2001

Resume for Michael Kellogg, PG, CFM, GISP p. 2



Some of the studies and projects that Mr. Kellogg has managed or was a key participant in are summarized below.

More detailed information can be obtained by contacting JE Fuller/ Hydrology and Geomorphology, Inc. at (480)

222-5712. We are proud of the work we do. Please feel free to contact any of these past clients and references.

Alluvial Fans

• Alluvial Fan Inventory – Wasatch Range, UT

• Arenas Canyon Alluvial Fan Flooding Geomorphic Analysis, CA

• Autodromo California Environmental Assessment Update, CA

• Baker/AECOM MapMOD & RiskMAP MIT2 (FEMA) Alluvial Fan Review

• COMPASS PTS (FEMA) RiskMAP Arid Lands and Alluvial Fan Review

• Floodplain Delineation for White Tank Alluvial Fans 1-2, & 7,8,12 AZ

• Gillespie Area Drainage Master Study, AZ

• Kohl Ranch (Martinez Canyon) Alluvial Fan Flood Hazard Evaluation, CA

• Maricopa County Alluvial Fan Flooding Symposium, AZ

• Mohave Valley RiskMAP Phase I and Phase II, AZ

• Neffs Creek Flood Hazard Assessment, UT

• Palm Creek Ranch & Thousand Palms Geomorphic and Flood Hazard Assessment, CA

• Piedmont Flood Hazard Assessment Manual Revision

• Pinnacle Peak West Area Drainage Master Study, AZ

• Rainbow Valley Alluvial Fan Stage 1 & 2 Floodplain Delineations, AZ

• Travertine Master Plan Community Geomorphic & Alluvial Fan Assessment, CA

Riverine Erosion

• Agua Fria River Erosion Hazard Zone Delineation & Mitigation Study, AZ

• Erosion Hazard Zone Delineation - Cave Creek, AZ

• Pulcifer Creek and Sepulveda Creek Erosion Hazard Assessment, AZ

• Santa Clara River Stability Study, UT

• Skunk Tank Wash Erosion Hazard Assessment, AZ

• Slyder Erosion Hazard Zone Delineation, AZ

• Tanner Parcel Erosion Hazard Assessment, AZ

• Virgin River Interstate 15 Bridge Replacement Geomorphic Assessment, UT

• Virgin River Erosion Hazard Analysis, NV

Fluvial Geomorphology

• Al-Qor Watershed Study, United Arab Emirates

• Delph Floodplain Study, AZ

• Fort Pearce Wash Stability Study, UT

• Lower Hassayampa Watercourse Master Plan, AZ

• Mall Drive Bridge Geomorphic Assessment, UT

• Mockingbird Canyon Geomorphology Study, CA

• Mohave County Watershed Strategic Planning Study-Mohave Valley, AZ

• Pinnacle Peak West Area Drainage Master Study, AZ

• Santa Clara River Stability Study, UT

• Tonto Creek Bridge Geomorphic Assessment, AZ

• Virgin River and Fort Pearce Wash Master Plan Update, UT

• Virgin River Erosion Hazard Analysis, NV

• Virgin River Interstate 15 Bridge Replacement Geomorphic Assessment, UT

• Yavapai County Historical Photography Collection, AZ


H. ELISE MOORE, PE, CFM

Team Lead – Environmental Permitting

Elise Moore has over 15 years of experience as an engineer and project manager for public agencies.

She has served as the Flood Control Section Chief for Pinal County Flood Control District for 12 years.

In this role, she managed the FEMA program, District capital improvement projects, Stormwater

Quality Program, Operations of district Dams and Levees, ALERT gauges, and tracked County Bridge

Inspection and maintenance. During her tenure with Pinal County, she has served in the role of Traffic

Engineer and managed the Development Review Section. Ms. Moore was the 2007 recipient of the

Robert C. Esterbrooks Award awarded by the Arizona Association of County Engineers, for

Engineering/Design.

As the Flood Control Section Chief, Elise has been involved in floodplain management studies and

permitting, water quality program permitting and development, flood control capital projects,

ordinance, and policy development. Her experience includes the following:


• MS4 and Multi-Sector General Stormwater Quality Permitting

• Land Development Review

• Infrastructure Assessment

• CWA 404 Permits

• Emergency Response plans

• Flood Disaster Emergency Response

• Water Resource Studies/ Policy Development

• Litigation Support

• Floodplain Management Training

• Public Outreach Programs




Certified Public Manager, Arizona State University, 2013

Education

B.S.E., Civil Engineering, Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona, 1994

M.P.A., Masters in Public Administration, Arizona State University, 2015


JE Fuller/ Hydrology & Geomorphology, Inc., Tempe, AZ March 2017 – Present

Engineering Section Chief, Pinal County, AZ September 2004 – March 2017

Project Engineer, City of Casa Grande, AZ December 2001 – September 2004

Graduate Research Assistant, University of Arizona 2001

Resume for H. Elise Moore, P.E., CFM p. 2

JE Fuller/Hydrology & Geomorphology Inc.

Representative Project and Description

Some of the studies and projects in which Ms. Moore was a key participant are summarized below.

More detailed information can be obtained by contacting Elise at (480) 222-5704. We are proud of

the work we do. Please feel free to contact my past clients and references.

• Apache County – Apache County Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan update, data collection –

2017

• Arizona Game and Fish Department – assessment of Emergency Action Plans for dams-

2017

• Bullhead City/ Mohave County – Soto Wash Alternatives Analysis – FEMA CTP grant-

2017

• City of Sedona – Coffee Pot Drainage Basin Mitigation application for State Emergency

Council Funds

• Mohave County – Stormwater Quality Program assistance and training - 2017

• Pinal County/ U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - Lower Santa Cruz River Feasibility Study -

2017

• Pinal County/ FEMA – Lower Santa Cruz Watershed FEMA Discovery Report - 2016

• Pinal County - Amarillo Dams assessment, Hidden Valley, AZ

• Pinal County - Pinal County Area Drainage Master Plan

• Pinal County - Schnepf Bridge Replacement and litigation support, San Tan Valley, AZ

• Santa Cruz County - Santa Cruz Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan update, stakeholder

coordination and data collection- 2017

• State of Arizona (DEMA)– Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan update – Hazard assessment -

ongoing

Training Provided

• Stormwater Quality Training for Pinal County

• Floodplain 101 training for Arizona Floodplain Management Association

• Building Public Support for Floodplain Management - AFMA

• Stormwater Quality Training for Mohave County


Arizona Floodplain Management Association (AFMA):

Vice-Chair (2013-2016) & Secretary (2010-2012)

Association of State Floodplain Managers (ASFPM)

American Public Works Association (APWA)

American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE)


W. SCOTT OGDEN, PE, CFM

Team Lead – Standards and Policy

Scott Ogden has served as a Project Manager /Senior Engineer at JE Fuller/ Hydrology &

Geomorphology, Inc since 2017. With over 31 years of experience in the field his projects cover

areas throughout Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico, and Utah. His experience includes the following:




• Drainage Design


• Land Development Drainage and Improvement Plans

• Two-Dimensional Modeling

• Hazard Mitigation Planning

• Environmental Section 404 / NPDES Permitting

• Sediment Engineering / Scour Analysis / Fluvial Geomorphology/River Engineering

• Bridge Scour Studies

• Dam Safety and Detention Basin Design

Mr. Ogden has extensive experience using HEC-HMS, HEC-RAS, HEC-1, HEC-2, FLO-2D,

HAZUS, HY-8, StormCAD, Flowmaster, WSPEG, AutoCAD, MicroStation, and ArcView

computer software.


Professional Engineer (Civil), Arizona # 28857


Education

B.S., Agricultural Engineering, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado, 1986


Project Manager/Senior Engineer, JE Fuller/ Hydrology & Geomorph., Inc, September 2000 -

Present

Division Manager/Project Manager, Pentacore Arizona, December 1998 – September 2000

Sr. Civil Engineer, Flood Control District of Maricopa County, March 1998 – December 1998

Project Manager/Engineer, Stantec-George V. Sabol Consulting, August 1994 – March 1998

Project Engineer, Clouse Engineering, December 1986 - August 1994

Resume for W. Scott Ogden, P.E., CFM p. 2



Some of the recent studies and projects in which Mr. Ogden was a key participant are summarized

below. More detailed information can be obtained by contacting Mr. Ogden directly at JE Fuller/

Hydrology and Geomorphology, Inc. at (480) 222-5717. We are proud of the work we do. Please

feel free to contact any of these past clients and references.

Hydrologic & Hydraulic Modeling

• Lower Santa Cruz River Feasibility Study, Pima and Pinal County, AZ


• Weekes Wash LOMR, Apache Junction, AZPowerline, Vineyard and Rittenhouse FRS

Rehabilitation Study, Pinal County, AZ

• Tuthill Dike Wash LOMR, Buckeye, AZ

• White Mountain Apache Tribe Rural Water System EIS, Whiteriver, AZ

• Schultz Post-Fire EWP FLO-2D Impact Analysis, Coconino County, AZ

• Oak Creek Canyon Post Slide Fire Flood and Debris Flow Risk Assessment, Sedona, AZ

• Goldmine Village LOMR, Wickenburg, AZ

Flood Control Master Plans

• Pinnacle Peak West Area Drainage Master Study/Plan, Maricopa County, AZ

• Middle Magma Channel Hydrology & Hydraulic Evaluation, Pinal County, AZ

• Desert Drive Area Study, Pinal and Maricopa County, AZ

• Oracle Area Drainage Master Plan, Pinal County, AZ

• Desert Greenbelt - Pima Road Three Basins Project, Reatta Pass Wash Review, Hayden

Road Outlet Conduits; Scottsdale, AZ

• Drainage Impact Fee Analysis for Desert View, Estrella-Laveen-Ahwatukee, and North

Gateway Areas; Phoenix, AZ

• Fountain Hills Area Drainage Master Plan; Fountain Hills, AZ

Drainage Design Projects

• Rawhide Wash Flood Mitigation Project, Scottsdale, AZ


• Magma Flood Retarding Structure Rehabilitation – Auxiliary Spillway Erosion

Protection; Pinal County, AZ

• Sonoqui Wash Phase III Design Project, Queen Creek, AZ

• Tuthill Dike Wash Erosion Protection Design; Buckeye, AZ

• Coffee Pot Drainage Design, Sedona, AZ

• Desert Hills Ranch Drainage Design, Maricopa County, AZ

• 7th Street Drainage Improvements; Desert Hills Area of Maricopa County, AZ

Hazard Mitigation and Flood Risk Planning

• Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Planning (Arizona Counties & Incorporated

communities.

• Tribal Hazard Mitigation Planning for Ak-Chin, Pasqua-Yaqui, Tohono O'odham, San

Carlos, Salt-River Pima-Maricopa, and Fort McDowell Yavapai Indian Tribes.

• Upper Santa Cruz Watershed Discovery Project, Pima, Pinal, and Santa Cruz Counties,

AZ

• Agua Fria, Lower Salt and Middle Gila Watershed Discovery Project, Maricopa and

Pinal Counties, AZ

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EMMERICH KNOEBL, R.G. ARIZONA REGISTERED PRINCIPAL GEOLOGIST ER Systems, LLC

PO Box 3674 Carefree, AZ 85377 480.221.7127 cell 602.466.2424 work EDUCATION M. S. Geology, Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona. Graduate June 1990 B. S. Geology, Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, Illinois. Graduate May 1987 Mathematics Minor, Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, Illinois. Graduate May 1987 EXPERIENCE 27 Years CERTIFICATIONS Registered Geologist: Arizona # 28247; September 13, 1994 Registered Geologist: Oregon # G1748; May 31, 2001 Idaho Professional Geologist # 1007; October 29, 2001 Washington Registered Geologist Certification # 2238; October 23, 2002 Washington Hydrogeologist Certification # 2238; October 23, 2002 OSHA 40-Hour Hazardous Waste Operations Certification (29CFR 1910.120) OSHA 8-Hour Refresher 29 CFR 1910.120 Health and Safety Training MSHA 20 Hour and 8 Hour Certification State of Arizona Governor Appointment to the Arizona Advisory Council on Environmental Education State of Arizona Governor Appointment to the Technical Appeals Panel QUALIFICATIONS SUMMARY As an Arizona Registered Professional Geologist, Mr. Knoebl has acquired twenty-seven years of experience with twenty-five years in environmental consulting and management including Phase I Environmental Site Assessments for retail land projects, Phase II Site Characterization Investigations and Phase III soil, air and groundwater remediation projects, Storm water pollution prevention programs and Spill prevention control and countermeasure plans. Mr. Knoebl is accomplished in the identification and resolution of various environmental problems including; characterization of chemically impacted soil and groundwater specifically in relation to petroleum hydrocarbons, soil and groundwater remedial system design, remedial system installation, and operation and maintenance through site closure. Mr. Knoebl has managed and supervised over 100 full-scale, active, soil and groundwater remediation projects some with up to 350,000 pounds of petroleum hydrocarbon in soil and groundwater. Mr. Knoebl has been directly involved with over 200 site characterization programs and over 100 underground storage tank closure projects in Arizona, Washington, Oregon, New Mexico and California. In addition, Mr. Knoebl has supervised and trained up to 15 environmental professionals. Mr. Knoebl’s combined background in the geological, engineering and environmental fields has been instrumental in an interdisciplinary approach to managing and abating large soil and groundwater characterization and remediation projects.

Emmerich Knoebl, R.G. Page 2

ER Systems, LLC

PROJECT EXPERIENCE In tenure as a Principal Geologist, Mr. Knoebl’s responsibilities include: project management, site characterization drilling and sampling, well installation and sampling, remediation design, permitting, installation and operation through site closure. Specific remedial experience includes Phase I Environmental Site Assessment preparation, Phase II site characterization, corrective action design, bid preparation, equipment sizing, equipment layout, remedial system installation and oversight, system start-up and operation and maintenance procedures for full scale soil and groundwater remediation programs. Remedial system designs for LNAPL, DNAPL, dissolved phase constituents and VOC recovery have been completed for impacted sites in Arizona and the United States west coast. Current projects and responsibilities include senior project management on several active remediation sites. In addition, Mr. Knoebl has assisted in management and installation of a municipal groundwater production well, groundwater quality sampling and pump testing for municipal drinking water applications, SWPPP sampling and coordination, and SPCC preparation. Mr. Knoebl is responsible for the research, development and implementation of cost effective cutting edge remediation technologies. Proposed technologies have included risk based corrective action (RBCA), monitored natural attenuation, phytoremediation, recirculatory aeration, low flow “biosparge” oxygenation, dual phase extraction (bioslurping), biologic enzyme applications and bioremediation programs and radio frequency and six-phase soil heating enhancements research for appropriate sites. Mr. Knoebl has been actively involved with the development of the new Arizona Department of Environmental Quality Guidance Document for leaking underground storage tanks and is actively involved with regulatory and policy development for the underground storage tank program in Arizona. In addition, former Arizona State Governor Jane Hull appointed Mr. Knoebl to a three-year term on the Arizona Advisory Council of Environmental Education, and Mr. Knoebl currently serves Governor Janet Brewer on the Technical Appeals Panel. Mr. Knoebl has completed multiple Phase I ESAs and transaction screens and has been involved with several real estate divestiture programs involving multiple sites and tight deadlines. Mr. Knoebl is fully capable of coordinating and completing multiple Phase I and Phase II characterization and assessment projects simultaneously within restrictive deadlines. PUBLICATIONS

Knoebl, Emmerich, May 1990, A Model of Metamorphic Fluid Production During Subduction of Pelagic Sediments, Master of Science Thesis, Arizona State University, 86 pp.

Perrich, Jerry R., et. al., 1993, Community Relations; Vapor Extraction Remediation, Journal of

Environmental Regulations, pgs. 343 to 349.

State of Arizona Department of Environmental Quality Underground Storage Tank Program, August 20, 2002, Release Reporting and Corrective Action Guidance, Reviewer and Contributor, www.adeq.state.az.us/environ/waste/capdev/download/rbca/table.pdf



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