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City of Miami - RFQ# 501331,2 - Miscellaneous Management Advisory Consulting Services
<br />Marcia Tobin
<br />i Resiliency Planner >>AECOM
<br />Education
<br />MA, Geological Sciences, Columbia University, 1998
<br />BLA, Landscape Architecture, State University of New York, 1988
<br />MS, Forest Science, Environmental Chemistry, Yale University,
<br />1996
<br />Professional Affiliations
<br />American Planning Association
<br />San Francisco Urban Planning & Research Association
<br />Urban Land institute
<br />Ms. Tobin is a plannerwith over 20 years of experience,
<br />focused on creating integrated approaches and solutions
<br />to complex planning and environmental issues, particularly
<br />at city, watershed, and regional scales. She has led project
<br />teams requiring coordination of multiple disciplines and
<br />stakeholder interests to guide and direct the identification
<br />i of feasible solutions, while maintaining the transparency of
<br />decision-making analyses and processes.
<br />} Ms. Tobin's project portfolio includes master plan
<br />development, direction of water resources planning
<br />i studies, watershed management plans, site opportunity
<br />and constraints analyses, environmental impact review
<br />? with an emphasis on water resources, ecosystem
<br />i restoration plans, and mitigation planning and monitoring.
<br />Project Experience
<br />• Reconstruccion Nuevo Leon Transparente;
<br />Metropolitan Sustainable Mobility Master Plan,
<br />Monterrey, Mexico
<br />• University of California Santa Cruz, Long -Range
<br />Development Plan Environmental Analysis and
<br />Landscape Plan, Santa Cruz, California.
<br />• Rippowam-Cisqua High School, Final Environmental
<br />Impact Statement, Bedford, New York.
<br />• Charlotte -Mecklenburg Utility District, Federal
<br />Energy Regulatory Commission Permitting,
<br />Charlotte -Mecklenburg, North Carolina.
<br />• Fulton County, Comprehensive Stormwater Master
<br />Plan: Camp and Deep Creek Basins, Fulton County,
<br />Georgia.
<br />• Atlanta Regional Commission, Big Creek Watershed
<br />Protection Study, Atlanta, Georgia.
<br />• San Benito County Water District, Groundwater
<br />Management Plan Alternatives Development, San
<br />Benito County, California.
<br />• City of Santa Cruz, Habitat Conservation Plan, Santa
<br />Cruz, California.
<br />• City of Santa Cruz, Integrated Water Plan and
<br />Environmental Impact Report, Santa Cruz, California.
<br />Kristin Berrbow
<br />Ecotogist >>AECOM
<br />Education
<br />Bachelor of Arts, Environmental Studies, Rollins College, Winter
<br />Park, Florida, 2013
<br />Certifications
<br />24 -Hour HAZWOPER Certification
<br />FDEP Stormwater Management
<br />inspector Certification
<br />Kristin Benbow's expertise includes habitat assessment,
<br />submerged lands authorizations, regulatory operations,
<br />and community environmental outreach. She also can
<br />adeptlyform creative and productive partnerships in
<br />the public, private, and environmental sectors in order
<br />to assess and implement mutually beneficial solutions.
<br />Kristin is also proficient in multiple computing platforms,
<br />program suites, and ArcGIS.
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<br />Kristin joins AECOM from the Florida Department of
<br />Environmental Protection where she was an Environmental
<br />Specialist in the Submerged Lands/Environmental -
<br />Resource Program. In hertwoyearsofemploymentthere
<br />she was responsible for compliance inspections, bringing
<br />marina, public, and multi -family docking facilities under
<br />correct proprietary and regulatory authorizations, and
<br />preparing reports assessing findings of biological and water
<br />quality impacts.
<br />While working for the Florida DEP, she was involved in
<br />many aspects of state business. She assisted with the
<br />Department's Clean Marina Program, and assisted in
<br />recruiting facilities and bringingthem underthe program.
<br />Kristin served on several land management review teams,
<br />including Indian Lake State Forest, Charles H. Bronson
<br />State Forest, Indian Lake State Forest, and the Tiger Bay
<br />State Forest. She provided valuable input in the process of
<br />evaluating and updating the management plans of state-
<br />owned natural areas.
<br />While working under the Division of State Lands, Kristin
<br />was the point of contact for sovereign submerged lands
<br />compliance throughoutthe eight -county region of the
<br />Central District. She assisted in evaluating compliance and
<br />assisting in bringing facilities under correct authorization,
<br />including both proprietary and regulatory meas.
<br />As a member of the Central District Compliance Assurance
<br />Program, Kristin was also involved in several aspects of
<br />environmental resource compliance, including handling the
<br />identification and remediation of wetland and mangrove
<br />impacts in addition to remaining as the point of contact for
<br />sovereign submerged lands issues.
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