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<br />Dave has been associated with Johnson Engineering since 2005, when he joined the firm’s utility group.
<br />Since joining Johnson Engineering, David has become a project manager for various projects. In the past
<br />he has specialized in hydraulic analysis for water, wastewater and irrigation systems. Modeling has
<br />become an essential tool in predicting any effects of future infrastructure on existing facilities along with
<br />efficiently analyzing deficiencies within the existing system. In addition to modeling, David’s responsibilities
<br />include: managing projects and designing utilities for various developments and municipalities in
<br />Southwest Florida, permitting of projects through local and state agencies, and overseeing projects
<br />throughout construction and closeout phases.
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<br />Relevant Experience
<br />¬ Southwest 6 and 7, Utility Extension Project, City of Cape Coral - Engineer of Record for
<br />Areas 1 and 2 and is the project manager for the inspection team of Areas 1, 2, 9 and 10. The
<br />four areas combined entail the installation of approximately 16.2 miles of gravity sewer, 17.4
<br />miles of water main, 18.7 miles of irrigation main, 3.7 miles of force main and replacing 2.4
<br />miles of storm culverts. This project was funding using a State Revolving Fund (SRF) Loan.
<br />During the construction of this project, compliance with SRF rules and regulations were
<br />incorporated.
<br />¬ Waterfront Detention Basin, City of Fort Myers - Assistant project engineer for the City of
<br />Fort Myers Downtown Detention Basin. The primary purpose of the basin is to treat storm
<br />water in the City’s historic downtown area, before discharging to the impaired Tidal
<br />Caloosahatchee River which ultimately flows to the Gulf of Mexico. The water quality
<br />treatment program Johnson Engineering designed improves health, safety and welfare of the
<br />public in contact with the river by reducing pollutants entering the river. Tasks included project
<br />scheduling, research of funding opportunities and FDEP SRF loan application assistance.
<br />¬ Phase III-C Utility Improvements, City of Fort Myers - This project consisted of the design
<br />of approximately 90,000 linear feet of gravity sewer main, 26,000 linear feet of potable water
<br />main and improvements to the existing drainage system. This project was a one square mile
<br />area involving residential, multi-family, commercial and light industrial properties and involved
<br />$20 Million in water and sewer improvements. Johnson Engineering provided survey, design,
<br />permitting, hydraulic modeling, bidding assistance, construction phase services. Various sub-
<br />phases of this project included assistance in obtaining SRF Loans for the City of Fort Myers.
<br />¬ Field Data Collection, Collier County - This project consists of providing ongoing services for
<br />Collier County to determine wastewater system pressure and flow conditions. Work includes
<br />installing pressure transducers at various locations on the force main system to record pressure
<br />and installing low pressure data collectors in lift station wet wells to monitor water levels over
<br />an extended period of time. Using known geometry of wet well and SCADA information
<br />provided by Collier County, flow rates can be determined along with corresponding pressures.
<br />¬ Eastwood Golf Course Reuse Lake, City of Fort Myers - Project manager for construction
<br />phase services. The initial design of this project entailed data collection of the existing system
<br />in order to properly size the new irrigation pump station. This project consists of a 1.2 acre
<br />lined reuse lake, a new pump house and station, and an emergency back-up pump station.
<br />Also as part of this project, an Alternative Water Supply Funding Grant was applied for and
<br />received to offset 40% of the construction costs.
<br />¬ Treeline Master Pump Station, City of Fort Myers - As project manager for this 4,000 gallon
<br />per minute pump station, Dave assisted in the design, obtained all of the necessary permits,
<br />and assisted in all the necessary construction phase services to ensure a high quality master
<br />pump station. At full build out this pump station is designed to pump wastewater from more
<br />than 5 percent of the City’s entire wastewater.
<br />Spring Creek Village Water and Sewer Upgrade, Bonita Springs Utilities - Project manager
<br />for the design of a new potable water system and wastewater collection system to service
<br />approximately 330 mobile homes. This project consisted of upgrading approximately 11,200
<br />linear feet of potable water main and gravity sewer main.
<br />DAVID TROUTEAUD, P.E.
<br />Utility Project Engineer
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<br />dtrouteaud@johnsoneng.com
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<br />Years’ Experience
<br />11 years
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<br />Education/Training
<br />B.S. Civil Engineering (2005),
<br />University of Cincinnati, Ohio
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<br />Licensing & Registration
<br />Florida Professional Engineer,
<br />License No. 69783
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<br />Professional Affiliations
<br />Florida Engineering Society
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<br />Young Professionals
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<br />Coastal Conservation Association
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