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Jill King En�i1onlmen , Scientist, .i; KFA rH and SCHNARS, P.A. _ Page 26 itoia onS 51 Locni. H Ms. King is an Environmental Scientist at Keith and Schnars. Prior to joining Keith and Schnars, she worked for FDEP for 10 years where she reviewed the environmental resource and wetland impact permit applications that were submitted through the FDEP West Palm Beach office. Through her years with FDEP, Ms. King has a vast knowledge of the various regulatory rules and statutes, has conducted numerous wetland assessments, and has reviewed countless mitigation proposals and plans. Relevant Experience Academic Background Environmental Permitting for Seawall Stabilization at Port of Miami, Miami, FL: M.S., Environmental Project manager for 4 different seawall sections (4 separate permit applications) for the Sciences, Florida repair of the Port's seawall. The projects consisted of repairing approximately 8,000 linear International University, ft seawall in Government Cut/Biscayne Bay. The project included dredging directly adjacent 2002 to the seawall and filling of surface waters to create a uniform line along the Port's shoreline. The project was complicated by the discovery of delicate corals attached to many sections of B.S., Environmental the seawall, which required the Department to help the applicant seek alternate locations to Studies, Florida State relocate the corals. Client/Contact: Miami -Dade County Port of Miami /FDEP /Timothy Rach, University, 1999 Phone: (850) 245 -8015. (10/03 to 6/13) Professional Training Environmental Permitting for Force Main under Biscayne Bay, Miami -Dade FDEP Wetland Delineation County, FL: Project manager for the permit application to replace a S4 -inch sanitary sewage Training force main pipeline via micro - tunneling under the Government Cut in Biscayne Bay. Ms. FDEP UMAM Training King reviewed and expedited the permit application as the existing pipeline had numerous sections close to failing. The project entailed the review of coral impacts associated with an in -water cofferdam for the project. Coordinated with other review agencies to determine the appropriate mitigation methodology and plan to be utilized to offset unavoidable impacts. Client/Contact: Miami -Dade County Water and Sewer Dept. /FDEP /Timothy Rach, Phone: (850) 245 -8015. (10/03 to 6/13) Wetland Compliance Monitoring at Everglades Restoration Area, Weston, FL: Environmental Scientist - Ms. King conducts quarterly vegetation compliance monitoring of a 42 -acre wetland mitigation area. This includes wetland flora and fauna sampling within the freshwater marsh and tree island communities. The field data is then collected and compiled in a quarterly monitoring report submitted to Broward County for review. Ms. King is also responsible to construct, maintain, and repair established monitoring quadrats throughout the field site. Client/Contact: Broward County Engineering Division /Charlie Quandt, Phone: (954) 577 -4604, email: CQUANDT@broward.org. (2013 to Present) Benthic Survey and Coral Rescue for Anglers Club Breakwater, Key Largo, FL: Biologist that planned and conducted a benthic survey on a 'A mile long in -water riprap breakwater. Prepared a benthic survey report documenting the presence of all coral and seagrass species within the project footprint. Coordinated with FKNMS on permitting and mitigation. Relocated corals prior to construction. Client: Dan Moss P.E., Phone: (561) 662 -0819. (10/13 to Present) Burrowing Owl Relocation, North Dade Optimists Club Park, Miami Gardens, FL: Biologist that conducted surveys, marked burrows to prevent accidental damage during construction, assisted with FWC relocation permit application, and constructed starter burrows. Client/Contact: City of Miami Gardens /Anthony Smith, Phone: (305) 622 -8000, email: asmith I @miamigardens- fl.gov. (I / 14 to 2/14) .i; KFA rH and SCHNARS, P.A. _ Page 26 itoia onS 51 Locni. H