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<br />JEFFRY H. MARCUS, PhD
<br />Senior Environmental Scientist
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<br />EXPERIENCE
<br />Dr. Marcus has over 33 years of experience preparing socio-economic and cultural resource assessment
<br />documents for roadway and bridge improvement projects throughout South Florida. These assessments were
<br />done for the Florida Department of Transportation, Miami-Dade Expressway Authority, and the Florida
<br />Turnpike Authority. These studies documented existing demographics, community and public services,
<br />cultural resources, and historic/archaeological sites. Careful evaluation then documented how these projects
<br />would create a change in community demographics, retail, commercial, housing, schools, medical facilities,
<br />employment, income, and aesthetic quality of the community. Dr. Marcus also has experience in
<br />environmental assessment and regulatory compliance. He has an extensive background in transportation
<br />related impact analysis as required by NEPA (Programmatic, Cat-EX Type II, EA/Fonsi and EIS's) and
<br />FHW A regulations as well as State Environmental Impact Reports (SEIR) for non-federally funded facilities.
<br />His areas of expertise include freshwater and marine ecology, wetlands restoration and enhancement
<br />programs, and the preparation of environmental assessments and impact statements; particularly in subtropical
<br />and tropical habitats. Dr. Marcus has conducted numerous biological surveys, air and noise investigations,
<br />endangered species impact assessments, wetlands delineations, ecological risk assessments, and has prepared a
<br />wide variety of permit applications at the Federal, State and local levels. He has conducted over 200 Phase I
<br />and Phase II environmental audits and has supervised groundwater and sediment contamination assessments
<br />throughout the United States. His compliance experience includes RCRA, CERCLA, CW A, TSCA, FIFRA,
<br />OSHA, NEPA, and DOT and was the FOOT District 6 Environmental Administrator earlier in his career.
<br />Some of his vast consultant management, contract and/or project experience includes:
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<br />. Project Development and Environment (PD&E) Study for the Widening of the Homestead Extension
<br />of the Florida Turnpike (HEFT) from SR 874 to SR 836, Turnpike Enterprise - Environmental Project
<br />Manager for the development of the support socio-economic and environmental documents, and the
<br />corresponding SEIR for this PD&E Study of the 9.5 mile section of the HEFT expanding it from six to ten
<br />lanes and evaluating both mixed cash and all electronic toIling options.
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<br />. Project Development and Environment (PD&E) Study for the Widening of the Homestead Extension
<br />of the Florida Turnpike (HEFT) from SR 836 to East of NW 57th Avenue, Turnpike Enterprise -
<br />Environmental Project Manager for the development of the support socio-economic and environmental
<br />documents, and the corresponding SEIR for this PD&E Study of this 19 mile section of the HEFT for
<br />expansion to eight lanes north of 1-75 and ten lanes south of 1-75.
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<br />. Project Development and Environment (PD&E) Study for the SR 836/Dolphin Expressway from NW
<br />17th Avenue to 1-95, MDX/FDOT District 6 - Environmental Project Manager for the development of the
<br />supporting socio-economic and environmental documents, and the corresponding EA for this PD&E Study.
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<br />. Project Development and Environment (PD&E) Study for 1-395 from 1-95 to Biscayne Bay, FDOT
<br />District 6 - Environmental Project Manager for the Development of the supporting environmental
<br />documents, and the corresponding EIS for this PD&E Study.
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<br />. Project Development and Environment (PD&E) Study for 1-95 Managed Lanes from SR 112 to
<br />Broward County Line, FDOT District 6 - Environmental Project Manager for the development of the
<br />supporting socio-economic and environmental documents, and the corresponding Cat-EX Type II for this
<br />PD&E Study for the HOY to HOT lanes conversion.
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<br />. Districtwide Environmental Services Contract, FDOT District 6 - Principal Environmental Specialist
<br />and Contract Manager operating as an extension of FOOT's Staff for the review of numerous NEPA
<br />documents prepared by other consultants. These included Environmental Impact Statements for US I South
<br />(18 mile stretch), Tamiami Trail, The Miami Intermodal Center (MIC), and the East-West Corridor. This
<br />included assisting the department in the development of the Design-Build Criteria Package and associated
<br />RFP for US I South.
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<br />. Districtwide Environmental Compliance Services Contract, FDOT District 6 - Principal Environmental
<br />Specialist and Contract Manager operating as an extension of FOOT's Staff for the review of hydrology
<br />reports, water quality reports, stormwater pollution prevention plans and permit compliance documentation
<br />conducted by other consultants. Environmental oversight of FDOT contractors also occurred throughout
<br />District 6 on almost every major construction project including all sections ofSR 826 and US I South.
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<br />. Districtwide Mitigation & Maintenance Services Contract, FDOT District 6 - Principal Environmental
<br />Specialist and Contract Manager operating as an extension of FOOT's Staff for the design and oversight of
<br />the construction of numerous mitigation projects including The Boca Chica Channel (seagrass),
<br />Summerland Key Restoration (mangroves), Islamorada Restoration (mangroves), and the removal of the
<br />Lake Surprise Causeway (seagrass) and sediment re-use at Port Bougainville upland hammock restoration.
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<br />EDUCATION
<br />Bachelor of Arts
<br />in Biological Sciences,
<br />University of
<br />Colorado,
<br />1975
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<br />Ph.D., Aquatic
<br />Biology, University of
<br />Lancaster, England,
<br />1978
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<br />PROFESSIONAL
<br />REGISTRATION &
<br />CERTIFICATIONS
<br />Southeast Florida
<br />Institute of Criminal
<br />Justice -
<br />environmental
<br />enforcement training.
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<br />University of Florida -
<br />completion of course
<br />on assessment of
<br />groundwater
<br />contamination
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<br />Quality Improvement
<br />Program - Team
<br />Leader / Facilitator
<br />Training
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<br />State of Florida -
<br />Management Training
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<br />Effects of Highway
<br />Development on
<br />Wetlands - FHW A.
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<br />University of Miami -
<br />Hazardous Waste
<br />Management Under
<br />RCRA
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<br />SAIC-ESTG Quality
<br />Assurance Training
<br />
<br />SAIC-Fixed Price
<br />Project Management
<br />
<br />Efficient
<br />Transportation
<br />Decision Making
<br />(ETDM) Process
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