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Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer <br />F. FIRM REFERENCES & SIMILAR WORK COMPLETED <br />City of Sunny Isles Beach | RFQ No. 16-12-01 <br />Professional Planning and Zoning Consulting Services, <br />including Civil and Traffic Engineering <br />Printed <br /> on <br />paper <br />22 <br />1.866.367.4400 | www.johnsonengineering.com <br /> <br />Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer <br />Mike began working for Johnson Engineering in 1984. His responsibilities included construction <br />inspection and materials testing for various agencies including the Federal Aviation Administration, <br />Florida Department of Transportation, Florida Department of Environmental Protection, Charlotte <br />County, Lee County, Big Cypress Basin, and the City of Fort Myers as well as many private construction <br />projects. He is a registered Surveyor and Mapper licensed to practice in the State of Florida. <br /> <br />In 1995, Mike began performing geographic information system (GIS) work for the State of Florida, <br />Bureau of Survey and Mapping. This work included ownership mapping for the Florida Department of <br />Environmental Protection’s C.A.R.L. land acquisition program, cataloging more than 70,000 parcels <br />slated for purchase by the State of Florida. In 1998, Mike completed an interactive GIS mapping <br />project for Charlotte County Public Works and the following year he did the GIS analysis for a major <br />watershed basin study for the SFWMD. In 2000, Mike completed a large project which included <br />section corner locations and hydrology for Collier County GIS department. In 2006, he began <br />GIS/Web based mapping for The Babcock Preserve; the largest conservation acquisition in Florida’s <br />history and The Babcock Ranch Community, a planned community of more than 17,000 acres in <br />Charlotte and Lee County, Florida. <br /> <br />Mike coordinates GIS projects for the company and is currently developing Internet and mobile <br />mapping capabilities using iPhones and iPads for use by in-house staff and clients, including digital <br />conversions and digital imagery in a GIS environment. Areas of expertise include imagery assessment <br />and processing, thematic and spatial analysis as well as positional accuracy of GIS datasets and imagery <br />products including aerial ground control. <br /> <br />Relevant Experience <br />¬ Upper Estero River Basin Historic Aerial Imagery and Land Use GIS Analysis, Lee <br />County Utilities, FL -This work involves processing and geo-referencing hundreds of <br />individual historic aerial imagery tiles dated back to 1944 followed by land use delineations <br />and GIS analysis of the changing land use patterns over a 50 square mile area. Work was <br />completed in the summer of 2009. <br />¬ Stormwater Facilities Geodatabase, Collier County, FL -This project will input data from a <br />variety of in house, county and external sources, beginning with Livingston Road. This <br />project is in the third data input phase with over 3800 inlets, over 200 control structures <br />and over 750,000 linear feet of drainage piping, along with associated water quality ponds <br />and roadway ditches. <br />¬ GPS/GIS & Mobile Mapping of Birding Signs, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation <br />Commission, currently covering from Sarasota County to Key West - This project <br />includes data collection by sub-meter GPS and photography and integrating the data into a <br />GIS dataset in addition to producing record drawings and publishing in a mobile mapping <br />environment to facilitate ease of use in the field. <br />¬ Babcock Ranch Community, Lee & Charlotte Counties, FL - This is a development of <br />over 17,000 acres primarily in Charlotte County, Florida with a smaller portion in Lee <br />County. Mike manages and directs the groundwater and surface water monitoring efforts in <br />support of several large application processes including Comprehensive Plan Amendments, <br />Development of Regional Impact studies, Environmental Resource permitting through South <br />Florida Water Management District and permitting through U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. <br />He has managed the data acquisition and storage for the project since its inception, <br />including water level data for 150 groundwater and surface water sites, and physical and <br />wet chemistry data for 23 water quality sites, as well as monthly flow measurement <br />calculations. Mike has successfully coordinated efforts with FDEP to upload Babcock water <br />quality data to the State STORET site. <br /> <br />MICHAEL LOHR P.S.M. <br />GIS Director <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />mlohr@johnsoneng.com <br />239.461.2404 <br /> <br /> <br />Years Experience <br />32 years <br /> <br />Licensing & Registration <br />Florida Professional Surveyor & <br />Mapper, License No. LS5916 <br /> <br />Education/Training <br />AA Chemical Engineering (1974), <br />Jefferson Technical College <br /> <br />Professional Affiliations <br />Florida Surveying and Mapping <br />Association <br /> <br />National Institute for Certification <br />in Engineering Technologies <br /> <br />