2-Huntley, John Bio Form.docx

Key Personnel Bio

· The Offeror shall complete this form for each key personnel proposed.

· The Offeror shall describe relevant professional qualifications, experience and expertise for any resultant contract.

· The Offeror shall detail relevant work experience where they had a significant role that demonstrates their capability relevant to their proposed role in this contract.

· The Offeror may attach a brief resume to the Bio form outlining their qualifications, experience, and credentials. Any resume submitted is supplemental to this form and does not replace the requirement to complete the Key Personnel Bio.

Background

Pima Community College, 1987

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Relevant Work Experience

John Huntley has years of experience in acquisition services, particularly in the realm of commercial property management and project development. He has negotiated for the acquisition of commercial properties, obtained easements and rights of entries, and created and monitored annual property management budgets. He possesses notable skills in client, tenant, and vendor relationship building, analytical thinking, problem solving, and technical proficiency.

In his role as a right of way agent, Mr. Huntley has participated in various projects where he has been responsible for presenting offer documents, including conveyance deeds, purchase agreements, and offer letters to property owners. He has addressed questions or comments from property owners about offers and performed financial negotiations as needed. An effective communicator, he is able to identify stakeholders’ needs and provide client deliverables. Additionally, he reviews title reports and related documents, establishes community relationships, and coordinates relocation activities. His work with the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) highlights his ability to complete complex acquisition processes effectively. His project experience includes the Tankersley II Water Line Project, Ocotillo Road Street Improvement Project, Hunt Highway Intersection Improvement Project, and several others, where he has been involved in community outreach, monitoring third-party appraisals, identifying and resolving potential title issues, and guiding all parties through the close of escrow. Mr. Huntley appropriately moves any negotiations that have stalled into condemnation and provides the adequate documentation needed by the client and attorneys.

Mr. Huntley administers relocation activities in correlation with the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) policies and the Uniform Relocation Assistance and Real Property Acquisition Policies Act of 1970, as amended (the Uniform Act). His responsibilities include planning, organizing, and prioritizing work for residential displaced persons and business relocations. He effectively communicates project needs, identifies stakeholders, and provides client deliverables, which includes calculating entitlements and replacement housing benefits, managing bids, issuing notices, conducting inspections, and handling appeals. Mr. Huntley is experienced in voluntary acquisition and relocation projects and has been an asset at assisting with specialized cases requiring additional attention.

Mr. Huntley has been involved in various projects that required collaboration with local governmental bodies, not only ADOT, but also the Town of Gilbert, Maricopa County, and the City of Scottsdale. As a right of way agent, he is involved in negotiating acquisitions, obtaining easements, and managing property transactions for public infrastructure projects. His work on projects like the South-Central Extension Downtown HUB Light Rail Project and the Pima Road Drainage Project indicate a strong familiarity with public infrastructure development and the associated governmental processes.

Relevant Project Experience

Mr. Huntley administers relocation activities in correlation with FHWA policies and the Uniform Act. He plans, organizes, and prioritizes work for various sites to include residential and nonresidential displaced persons and advisory services. He meets project needs through effective communication, identifying stakeholders, and providing client deliverables. His strong interpersonal skills help him effectively collaborate with a wide variety of individuals.

Mr. Huntley administers relocation activities in correlation with the guidelines of the FHWA and the Uniform Act. As an acquisition and relocation agent, Mr. Huntley organizes and prioritizes work for various property sites to include residential and nonresidential displaced persons and advisory services. He meets project needs through effective communication, identifying stakeholders, and providing client deliverables. He possesses strong interpersonal skills and effectively collaborates with a wide variety of individuals.

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