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I CHRIS R. FAGERSTROM, P.E. I O Senior Engineer I Project Assignment: Civil Engineering IProject Director; Water Quality Monitoring; City of Edgewater— Evaluating the load reduction effectiveness of stormwater BMPs as part of a FDEP 319h grant. This project is designed to meet pollutant reduction goals I as part of a surface water improvement plan for the Eastern Shores Neighbor- hood in Edgewater. Florida. The project requires a post construction monitor- ing plan to evaluate water quality before and after the implementation of I Education BMPs. Responsibilities include collection. operation. maintenance. data man- B.S.. Environmental Engineer- agement. load reduction calculations.quality assurance controls and reporting. ing—University of Florida. I 1999 Project Manager; B-21 Watershed Management Plan, County of Volusia, Florida—Conducted a study to develop capital improvement project to elimi- nate/reduce flooding and improve water quality for a portion of the Spruce Creek watershed in southeast Volusia County. The project utilized LiDar data I Registrations to develop a digital terrain model that was used to develop subbasin delinea- Professional Engineer. Florida, tion using ArcHydro tools. The project also included an extensive field effort No. 63045 to inventory structure and channel within in the study area. Project recommen- FDEP Qualified Stormwater dations include the modification of county-owned land to impound runoff. Management Inspector, thereby reducing downstream flooding. promoting groundwater recharge and No. 6338 wetland enhancement I Project Manager; GASB 34 Stormwater Infrastructure Inventory, New Smyrna Beach—Conducted a GIS inventory of the City of New Smyrna Affiliations Beach's stormwater infrastructure. Evaluated the system life, current value. a Past President of the Florida Engi- and software available that may aid the City in maintenance. neering Society. Daytona Beach Chapter Project Manager; Lake Gibson Southwest Drainage Basin Retrofit Pro- ject, City of Lakeland—The Lake Gibson Southwest Basin is a heavily ur- 1 banized basin that drains into the 303d listed Lake Gibson. This basin contrib- utes a large volume of sediment and other pollutants into the Lake. Conse- Areas of Specialization quently a delta has formed at the basin's outfall. ECT conducted a watershed Project Management. Qualitymanagement plan in conjunction with SWFWMD to evaluate alternatives for Control and Oversight.Watershed addressing the situation. The selected alternative consisted of cascading flow Management Plans. Hydrologic through wetland treatment systems that would reduce the erosive velocities and Hydraulic Modeling. Design and provide additional nutrient removal prior to discharging to the Lake. ECT 1 of Stormwater Management Systems. Stormwater Master designed two flow-through marsh systems. a settling basin, and wetland resto- ration area as the final BMPs to be implemented. Project tasks included water- Planning.NPDES Permitting. shed evaluation and modeling (ICPR) preliminary design. construction draw- Mixing Zone Analysis. Water ing preparation. environmental resource permitting and construction phase IQuality Monitoring services. Project Manager; Cardinal Lane Watershed, SWFWMD—Currently pre- 1 paring a watershed management plan for a 50 square mile drainage basin in UCitrus County in accordance with the SWFWMD's guidelines and specifica- tions. The project includes developing a GIS database for the basin that in- cludes development of topographic information. digital terrain, inventoried 1 structures. update land use. soils. ICPR and groundwater modeling. 100 and 500-year floodplain mapping. and utilization of ArcHydro tools and the basin junction-reach network. The watershed management plan includes preparing a Q watershed evaluation plan. floodplain analysis. surface water assessment. and a BMP alternative analysis. QA/QC Engineer; Ocean Beach Boulevard Bioretention/Exfiltration, City I of Cocoa Beach—Provided review and oversight for the design and permit- ting for 1.5 miles of roadway and drainage improvements to the Ocean Beach Boulevard in Cocoa Beach. Florida. The project expanded existing medians pasci Emto110"°t Considti9 8 TBu1Ologr,lie etPAUL v,Lvacm or SUNNY rsu S\APPEurnCESRESustrs su.rms.as-04301