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HBC Engineering Company | 106 <br />boundaries, locating underserved parcels, and contributing geospatial inputs to advance sewer service <br />expansion . <br />• MDC-WASD- Enterprise Integration and Modeling Support: Translates Civil 3D data into GIS products, aligns as- <br />built and utility data with enterprise systems, and supports infrastructure modeling inputs and validation tasks. <br />Location: Miami-Dade County, FL. Dates: Ongoing. Reference: Alessandra Monetti , Alessandra.Monetti@ <br />miamidade.gov, (786) 552-8613. <br />PRASA, El Yunque (Las Picúas) Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) Elimination. <br />GIS and Preliminary Engineering Report (PER) Engineer for the design of two new sanitary pump stations and <br />force mains. This project also involves the decommissioning of the existing WWTP and the integration of new <br />infrastructure, including stormwater management and utility assessments. HBC performed detailed demolition <br />plans, site grading, and capacity analysis of the existing systems to ensure smooth transition and compliance. <br />Location: Rio Grande, Puerto Rico. Dates: Ongoing. Reference: Adamaris J. Quiñones, PE, Program Manager. <br />PRASA, Lago Carraízo Sediment Control. <br />As an Engineering Technician, Julia is currently leading the development of a GIS model for sedimentation loss <br />modeling. Her efforts are concentrated on using the Revised Uniform Soil Loss Equation (RUSLE) in GIS to <br />demonstrate how parameters, such as rainfall, ground cover, and soil type, affect erosion in the Lago Carríazo <br />watershed. Julia collaborated with Hazen and Sawyer, P.C. and CSA Group to develop a Preliminary Engineering <br />Report (PER) and exhibits for the 50% workshop meeting that took place in Puerto Rico. The scope of work for the <br />sediment control at Lago Carraízo in Puerto Rico is a crucial component of this environmental restoration project <br />aimed at mitigating the impact of sedimentation on the lake’s water quality. This project involves implementing <br />measures to minimize sediment runoff from the surrounding landscape and improving the quality of the water <br />flowing into the lake. <br />Location: Carraízo, Puerto Rico. Dates: 2022–Ongoing. Reference: Hans Figueroa, PE, (787) 641-6800, figueroahx@ <br />csagroup.com. <br />MDC-WASD, Master Plan for South Corridor. <br />Julia provides valuable assistance in performing a capacity assessment of MDC-WASD’s existing South Corridor <br />water distribution and sewer collection system to accommodate future growth in the corridor. She also reviews <br />planned developments in the Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Zones, assessing the existing system, while accommodating <br />the addition of future developments in the BRT service areas. Julia creates GIS exhibits displaying BRT station <br />service areas and the zoning of each parcel. She also creates tables illustrating current and future demand and <br />flow estimates and projections. These contributions demonstrate Julia’s proficiency in GIS analysis and her ability <br />to work collaboratively on complex projects. <br />Location: Miami-Dade County, FL. Dates: 2022–Ongoing. Reference: Lawrence Young, ENV SP, (305) 444-4691, <br />lawrence.young@aecom.com. <br />PRASA, Change Order for Camuy-Hatillo WWTP. <br />Engineering Technician who provided assistance in developing presentation graphics for a project that involved <br />discontinuing the existing Camuy-Hatillo Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) and transferring incoming flows <br />to an existing WWTP further east. Two alternatives were proposed to connect to existing force mains, and Julia <br />utilized Google Earth Pro to delineate the proposed changes to the existing force mains and gravity sewers. She <br />also created maps, using GIS data, to highlight areas of importance, such as wetlands and protected habitats near <br />the alternative routes. Julia’s proficiency in GIS analysis and graphic design enabled her to effectively communicate <br />important project details to stakeholders. <br />Julia Beliz, EI