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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " E. RESUMES OF KEY PERSONNEL PROPOSED FOR THIS CONTRACT Complete one SectIon E for each ke erson ( ," ~ E Wendy C. Leonard, P.G. (Wendy) Principal Hydrogeologist 25 5 '" PMACTEC engineering and constructing 0 be"er tomorrow Miami Lakes, Florida t Ii Master of Science, Geology / Hydrogeology, University of Massachusetts at Amherst, 1984 Bachelor of Science, Soil Science, University of Maine at Orono, 1979 'F Professional Geologist ,FL OSHA 40.hour HAZWOPER, I, Hazardous Materials, FL . . 1! 1(\1 I ./( Member, American Water Resources Association, Member, National Ground Water Association 19. RELEVANT PROJECTS Environmental Site Assessments and Remedial Costing for Miami-Dade County Public Schools Land Acquisition Program, Miami, Florida - Ms. Leonard is project manager and project hydrogeologist for this multiple site project involving Phase I and Phase Environmental Site Assessments to determine environmental concerns at properties being considered for construction of schools. Environmental concerns have been identified including a former landflll and agricultural chemical residues. Remedial alternative evaluation and costing has been provided to the School Board to assist them in selecting school sites as well as in preparing budgetary estimates for construction. Ms. Leonard's role also includes obtaining the required regulatory approvals and permits for the site cleanups. Three site cleanups were initiated in 2005 which Ms. Leonard has managed the environmental components for the School Board. Hydrogeologist: ChevronTexaco Grand Cayman Island Groundwater Sampling and Site Remediation, Georgetown, Grand Cayman. Environmental services for site remediation involving recovery of free-phase petroleum product by both active (drawdown) and passive (in-well skimming) techniques and treatment of pumped groundwater. Site includes three office buildings and 16 large, bulk storage tanks on approximately 5 acres. Developed and operated multiple free-product recovery systems in bulk storage terminal facility. Remedial action design reused existing, client"owned remedial equipment, reducing installation costs. Product recovery enhanced by active water table depression along with passive free product skimming in independent wells implemented to address free-floating petroleum product plume. Approximately 6,000 gallons of free product have been recovered (as of 2004). Responsible for hydrogeologic investigation of extent of petroleum impacts reduced client liability by determining that there were no off site impacts to sensitive receptors such as pristine dive ocean waters and an adjacent hotel. Regulatory intervention avoided. Fees: $521,180. Estimated Completion: 12/31/2004. Project Manager I Senior Project Hydrogeologist: South Florida Water Management District Land Acquisition Program, Environmental Site Assessments in the Biscayne Bay Coastal Wetlands and East Coast Buffer Zone Areas for the Miami, Florida. Multiple site project involving site assessments of thousands of acres in southeast Florida that are part of the Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Project land acquisition program. The Phase I site assessments entail evaluation of site conditions including geology, hydrogeology, historic research, and documentation of former and current land use. Helicopter fly"overs along with site reconnaissance are performed. Phase II site assessments entail surface and subsurface soil sampling, sediment sampling, and surface water and groundwater sampling, along with analytical analyses of the collected samples. Assessments have been performed on over 45 sites where recognized environmental concerns were noted. Ecological Risk Assessments have been performed on several parcels formerly used for agricultural purposes in order to determine potential impacts of pesticides and metals to aquatic organisms and birds after the lands are flooded. These assessments require approval from the Fish and Wildlife Service, as well as the Water Management District. Remedial recommendations and remedial costs are provided to the South Florida Water Management District to assist in the acquisition negotiations and planning. Project Manager: Monroe County, Canal Inventory and Assessment, Florida Keys. Project management and water quality assessment of a county-wide canal inventory for Monroe County. The project involves compilation of all existing surface water quality data from multiple agencies and sources, evaluation of the usefulness of the data in regards to quality and format, and setup of a Geographical Information System (GIS) of the entire canal system and metadata file of the available information. The objective of the project is to determine current water quality conditions in the canals, determine water quality data gaps to assist in future sampling needs, and to evaluate treatment options for the different canal types. STANDARD FORM 330 (6/2004)