CTR072300_Amendment_5_-_Adds_Key_Personnel.pdf

CONTRACT

AMENDMENT

CONTRACT NO.: CTR072300

AMENDMENT NO.: 5

TITLE: ASRAC Assessment and Remediation of Hazardous Substances CONTRACTOR: Matrix New World Engineering – Land Surveying and Landscape Architecture PC

ADEQ PROCUREMENT

1110 W. Washington Street Phoenix, AZ 85007 602-771-4140

THE PURPOSE OF THIS AMENDMENT IS TO:

In accordance with the Special Terms and Conditions, 5.1 Contract Amendments, this contract is hereby amended as follows:

1. Add the following Contractor Key Personnel to this contract:

• Stephen D. Noel, RG – Professional Level VI

• Jayne Warne, PE – Professional Level VI

• Hugo Perea, PhD – Professional Level V

• DeAnn G. Hauver – Professional Level IV

• Brianna E. McClure – Professional Level IV

• Bradley J. Roberts, PLS – Professional Level IV

• Michael G. Lynch – Professional Level I

• Christopher Ayars – Field Services Manager

• Gary L. Lawrence – Field Services Manager

• Joseph L. Lawrence – Field Services Manager

• Meridith L. Hathaway – Support Level III

• Krystiianna L. Langston – Support Level III

• Margaret E. Gompert – Support Level III

2. All other Terms and Conditions remain unchanged.

THE ABOVE REFERENCED AMENDMENT IS A

UNILATERAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF

CONTRACTOR’S APPROVED CHANGED

REQUEST.

ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY

The above referenced Amendment is hereby executed this 2nd day of October, 2024 at Phoenix, Arizona.

Susan Holt Contract Manager

Available online at Arizona Procurement Portal (APP) eProcurement System https://app.az.gov https://app.az.gov/

Stephen D. Noel, RG Principal Hydrogeologist

Education: M.S., 1978 Geology, Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana B.A., 1975 Environmental Studies and History, Franklin & Marshall College, Lancaster, PA

Registration: Geologist – Arizona (17065), California (4146)

Years in Profession: 46 Years with Firm: 31

Experience: Mr. Noel is a Registered Geologist and Principal Hydrogeologist for Matrix. He recently completed serving eight years as Geologist on the Arizona State Board of Technical Registration. Mr. Noel has extensive experience evaluating the quantity and quality of groundwater resources and managing well installation projects.

Mr. Noel has performed many hydrogeologic investigations throughout Arizona and the southwest involving:

permitting (Aquifer Protection Permits (APP), Underground Storage Facility (USF) projects, Physical Availability Demonstrations (PAD), and Analyses, Designations, and Certificates of Assured Water Supply (AAWS, DAWS, and CAWS); site-specific geologic interpretation; exploratory, monitor, and production well design and installation management; aquifer testing and analysis; design of water quality monitoring programs; recharge and recovery projects, and water rights evaluations.

Mr. Noel is well versed in the 1980 Arizona Groundwater Code, USF permitting requirements, and technical and administrative requirements of the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) APP program. He has represented clients before the Arizona Department of Water Resources (ADWR), ADEQ, and the U.S. EPA.

Representative Projects: Water Supply Studies / Hydrogeologic Investigations

• West Salt River Basin Study & Groundwater Model Development (USBR/WESTCAPS), Maricopa County, AZ

• Groundwater Modeling, Harquahala Project, La Paz and Maricopa counties, AZ

• Analyses of AWS applications - Arroyo Seco & Arroyo Verde, Arizona Water Company’s White Tank System

• Analyses of AWS applications - Douglas Ranch, Trillium, Tartesso Master Planned Communities, Buckeye, AZ

• Groundwater modeling, DAWS application, and PAD for the City of Buckeye, Maricopa County, AZ

• Regional Water Master Plan, Vol. II-Hydrogeologic Investigation, West Buckeye Landowners Group

• Water resources and well siting investigation, Lake Pleasant Heights and Saddleback Heights, Peoria, AZ

• Analyses of AWS application - Vistancia (Lakeland Village) development, Peoria, Maricopa County, AZ

• Evaluation of regional groundwater resources, Queen Creek, Maricopa County, AZ

• Hydrologic Study and Modification of PAD – AZ Water Company’s Superstition & Pinal Valley Water Systems

• Designation of AWS application – Santa Cruz Water Company, Maricopa and Pinal counties, AZ

• Designation of AWS modification – Town of Florence, Pinal County, AZ

• Physical Availability Demonstration - Sun Lakes at Casa Grande development, Pinal County, AZ

• Water Master Plan for the City of Globe, AZ

• Long-term Water Management Plan for the Town of Payson, AZ

• Hydrogeologic characterization of the CV Ranch, Big Chino Valley, Yavapai County, AZ

• Study impacts on the Verde River from the proposed Headwaters Ranch development, Yavapai County, AZ

Wells – Production, Exploration, ASR, and Monitoring Wells

• ASR Production Well Installation, City of Phoenix Wells No. 304, 305, 306, and 309, Maricopa County, AZ

• Production well installation, AZ State Prison Complex Lewis Well #6, Maricopa County, AZ

• Five high capacity industrial supply wells serving the Mesquite Power Plant, Palo Verde, AZ

• Three high capacity, potable production wells, Luke Air Force Base, Maricopa County, AZ

• Production well modification, Buckeye Airport Well #2, Maricopa County, AZ

• Two production wells for Tartesso Master Planned Community, City of Buckeye, AZ

• Five production wells for Sundance Master Planned Community, Buckeye, AZ

• Drilling/testing of existing well and test borehole, Rainbow Valley Master Planned Community, Goodyear, AZ

• Modification of LPSCO Well 10AL for Litchfield Park Service Company, Litchfield Park, AZ

• 8 high capacity production wells, Tierra del Rio and Vistancia (Lakeland Village) developments, Peoria, AZ

• Well abandonment/replacement, EPCOR Water Company Well #8.2, Sun City West, AZ

• West Surprise (SPA3) Hydrogeologic and Well Siting Investigation, Surprise, AZ

• Three high capacity production wells, Sun City Grande development, Sun City, AZ

• Irrigation well installation, MCDOT replacement well, Maricopa County, AZ

Stephen D. Noel, RG Representative Projects (Cont.)

• Production well installation, City of Tempe Well #16, Maricopa County, AZ

• Well rehabilitation investigation of three City of Phoenix wells, Maricopa County, AZ

• Production well installation, Town of Queen Creek Sossaman Well, Maricopa County, AZ

• Well installation, Chandler Heights Citrus Irrigation District Well #3 and Well #7, Maricopa County, AZ

• Well rehabilitation, Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation (FMYN) Community Water System, Maricopa County, AZ

• Well evaluation, Town of Florence Well 3B Improvements, Pinal County, AZ

• Well siting study, City of Eloy, Pinal County, AZ

• Four high capacity production wells, Saddlebrooke development, Pinal County, AZ

• Two high capacity production wells, Ridgeview Water Company, Pinal County, AZ

• One high capacity potable production well, Pima Utilities, Sun Lakes, Pinal County, AZ

• Two high capacity production wells, Sun Lakes at Casa Grande, Pinal County, AZ

• Well rehabilitation, Eloy Industrial Park Well, Pinal County, AZ

• Production well installation, Quail Creek Well #12, Pima County, AZ

• Production well installation, Tucson Water Well #F-009A, Pima County, AZ

• Production well installation, City of Globe Well #5, Gila County, AZ

• Identify poor quality aquifer zones and evaluate the pumping impacts of a public water supply well on the Verde River, Verde Valley Ranch, Clarkdale, Yavapai County, AZ

• 23 exploratory/water supply wells, Chaparral Pines Master Planned Community, Town of Payson, AZ

• Well evaluation report (250+ wells), Navajo Tribal Utility Authority, Fort Defiance, AZ

• Production well installation, Tucson Water Well #F-009A, Pima County, AZ

• Well siting study, Sierra Vista City, Cochise County, AZ

• Production well installation, City of Douglas Well #16 and Well #17, Cochise County, AZ

Aquifer Recharge / Dewatering

• Permit and design three vadose wells at the Butler Water Reclamation Facility, City of Peoria, AZ

• Design basin and vadose zone wells for recharge, West Surprise (SPA2), AZ

• Recharge feasibility assessment w/ shallow basins, City of Surprise Recharge Project – Phase I, Surprise, AZ

• USF Permitting and Hydrogeologic Support for APP, Tartesso WRF, City of Buckeye, AZ

• Four dual purpose recharge/recovery wells, Pima Utilities Underground Storage Facility, Sun Lakes, AZ

• Infiltration testing (recharge basins), Sun Lakes Casa Grande Aquifer Recharge Project, Casa Grande, AZ

• Evaluate impact of the proposed Sundog Pilot Recharge Project, Prescott, AZ

Regulatory Permitting and Compliance

• Hydrologic report for Underground Storage Facility (USF), Water Storage (WS) and Recovery Well (RW) permits for Arrowhead Ranch Recharge Facility, Glendale, AZ

• Provided technical support to evaluate nitrate alert level exceedances in groundwater samples collected from monitoring wells at the 91st Avenue WWTP, Phoenix, AZ

• Hydrogeologic study in support of APP, Balterra WWTP, Maricopa County, AZ

• Hydrologic support for numerous Aquifer Protection Permits including point of compliance wells and ambient monitoring (Tartesso Water Reclamation Facility (WRF), Trillium WRF, Merrill Ranch, Centex Palo Verde WRF, Santa Rosa WRF, Robson Ranch Quail Creek Recharge Facility, Woodruff Utility Company)

• Response to Notice of Violation, APP No. P-101689, City of Eloy WWTP, Pinal County, AZ

• APP No. 105685 Response, Merrill Ranch Water Reclamation Facility, Town of Florence, Pinal County, AZ

• APP & USF Modification, Picacho Sewer Co. and Pima Utilities (Sun Lakes and Robson Ranch/EJR Ranch)

• Hydrogeologic study in support of Amended APP, Winslow WWTP, Navajo County, AZ

• APP application for the Clarkdale Tailings Impoundment, Clarkdale, AZ

• APP application for the United Verde Mine, Jerome, AZ

• Hydrogeologic study in support of APP/monitor well installation, Tribute WRF, Sierra Vista, Cochise County, AZ

Expert Witness Testimony and Technical Support for Legal Proceedings

• Numerous Administrative Hearings with the ADWR, ADEQ, and the Arizona Corporation Commission

Professional Affiliations/Certifications:

American Institute of Professional Geologists (CPG-6883) Geologist, Arizona State Board of Technical Registration National Groundwater Association AZ Water Association

JAYNE WARNE, PE

President/Principal-in-Charge

Years in Profession: 38 Years with Firm: 34

Professional Qualifications Jayne Warne is President of Matrix New World Engineering and is responsible for the direction and operations of the firm. Ms. Warne has directed diverse and complex environmental and geotechnical projects requiring site assessments, site remediation, engineering design and construction management. She is expert at Remedial Investigation Feasibility Study (RI/FS) report preparation, data evaluation and compilation. Her experience also includes development of Discharge/Pollution Prevention Plans for major oil and chemical facilities.

Professional Experience Central Railroad of New Jersey Ferry Terminal, Liberty State Park, Jersey City, NJ – Project Director responsible for overseeing marine engineering, hydrographic surveying, diving, and permitting services for the reconstruction of the ferry terminal at Liberty State Park. The berths are substantially shoaled with sediment, and all piers require replacement. Matrix is providing the following services in support of the Project Team:

• Underwater inspection of marine structures

• Hydrographic surveying

• State and federal permitting

• Sediment sampling and analysis

• Upland disposal/beneficial reuse site evaluation

• Dredging plans and specifications

MTA/TBTA, BW-07 Fender Protection for the Bronx-Whitestone and Throgs Neck Bridges – Project Director responsible for overseeing the multi-disciplinary services related to the investigation and design of the most feasible and cost-effective tower and anchorage fender protection alternatives for the Throgs Neck Bridge towers and anchorage and the Bronx Whitestone Bridge towers and Queens Anchorage. Matrix’s work under this contract includes extensive marine engineering calculations to simulate vessel collisions with proposed fendering systems, and regulatory permitting complexities associated with fill of open water areas.

NYC Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) Citywide Waterfront Mapping, NY, NY – Principal in Charge overseeing marine engineering and environmental services associated with field surveying and GIS mapping support services to for the NYCEDC Phase III mapping of the previously unmapped waterfront in New York City.

NJ Transit, Trans-Hudson-Express Tunnel, NJ/NY – Principal-in-Charge responsible for the oversight of environmental investigation activities as part of Preliminary Engineering services for the Trans-Hudson-Express Tunnel project, which will expand commuter rail operations as part of the Access to the Regions Core project. The scope of services under PE include the loop tracks, Northeast Corridor improvements, alignment approaches to the tunnels, ventilation facilities, the tunnels, maintenance and storage yards, signal systems, the 34th Street Station and power supply. Specific work under this contract includes the preparation of Sampling and Analysis Plans, performance of environmental site investigation activities at specific contaminated sites within the project area, and preparation of site investigation reports. Additional services include environmental oversight and the collection and analysis of environmental samples along the entire proposed alignment.

EDUCATION

BS, Civil Engineering, Rutgers University, 1986

MS Studies, Civil Engineering, Rutgers

University

PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS

Professional Engineer - New Jersey #GE 38244, 1994, New York #GE 072903-1, 1995, Pennsylvania #PE077928, 2010, Maryland #PE

41055, 2011, Connecticut #PEN.0028566, Louisiana #36635, Arizona #58421, 2014

PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS AND

TRAINING

OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120 Health and Safety

OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120 Supervisors of

Hazardous Waste Operations

Remediation of Hazardous Waste Sites

Seminar, East Brunswick, New Jersey

ACI Certified Concrete Inspector

UST Certification: Subsurface Investigations, Tank Testing, Corrosion Specialist, Closure, Installation - NJDEP No. 3487

Troxler Certified Nuclear Density Gauge

Operator

RELATED COURSES

An Introduction to Identification & Classification of Soil & Rock Distance Learning, 2012

Applied Ethics for Engineering, 2011

Environmentally Preferable Products, 2010

Environmental Ethics, Building Green, 2010

Building and Site Security, 2009

Professional Ethics for Engineers, 2009

Nuclear Power, Making a Comeback, 2008

ADA Course IV: Guide for Small Towns, 2008

Dartmouth College, Tuck School of Business, Business Executive Program; 7/2000

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

National Society of Professional Engineers

National Society of Women Engineers

American Concrete Institute

National Association of Female Executives

New Jersey Association of Women Business

Owners

Women for Affirmative Action

Society of American Military Engineers

JAYNE WARNE, PE

President/Principal-in-Charge

New Jersey Transit, Hoboken Ferry Terminal, NJ – Principal Engineer coordinating and directing the engineering oversight of the dredging of new ferry slips as part of the reconstruction of the Hoboken Ferry Terminal by New Jersey Transit. Services included the oversight of the dredging, monitoring of dredge quantities, and consultation on technical issues related to dredging and material disposal.

New Jersey State Channel Dredging Program, Lavallette Channel, Barnegat Bay, Ocean County, NJ – Project Director responsible for overseeing marine engineering and environmental permitting services necessary to support the State and their Project Team with the maintenance dredging of State Channels.

State of New Jersey, Meadowlands Rebuild by Design Project, Meadowlands Complex, NJ – Project Director responsible for overseeing the various tasks which includes multiple infrastructure, transportation, recreational, and environmental improvements, including vegetated levees, enhanced/created wetlands, flood control devices, and stormwater management improvements. Matrix’s roles in the project are:

• Marine engineering

• Geotechnical engineering

• Regulatory consulting

• Hydrographic surveying

• Land surveying

• Civil engineering

Patchogue River Inlet Jetty, Suffolk County, NY – Principal in Charge responsible for overseeing the marine engineering services related to the rehabilitation and replacement of Patchogue River Inlet’s East Jetty for the Village of Patchogue in Suffolk County, NY. Matrix performed a site inspection and survey of the jetty and its surroundings as part of this study. Mapping of the survey results is presented in the attached Preliminary Engineering Drawing.

New York City Transit Authority, Second Avenue Subway, New York, NY – Project Director responsible for project oversight of environmental services, including field investigation work, data management, and report preparation, during the preliminary engineering phase of the project. Ms. Warne oversaw the hazardous materials field investigations to evaluate the presence of soil and groundwater contamination during the advancement of geotechnical and environmental borings and test pits being conducted over the length of the project area (approximately 8.5 miles). Spoils management plans and a vector control program were prepared. In addition, asbestos and lead-based paint surveys were performed on properties expected to be impacted by the Second Avenue Subway construction project. Based on these surveys, preliminary plans and specifications, including cost estimates, for the abatement required for this project, were prepared.

Newark Housing Authority/The Waterfront Community Project (Grafton Avenue), Newark, NJ – Principal in charge for environmental, site/civil services and support of construction of the Grafton Avenue Community and Recreation Center for the Newark Housing Authority (NHA) in Newark, NJ. The pre-construction site consisted of a vacant industrial lot on which most structures had already been removed. The finished project site will include a new 24,000 square foot community and recreation center. Site plan development included sanity sewer layout, stormwater management design using TR-55 and HydroCad for the proposed turf soccer field and balance of the site, coordination of proposed site utilities, pavement design, site grading, and soil erosion and sediment controls.

Environmental investigations included the completion of the historic fill material investigation and the on-going groundwater remedial investigation. The investigation included the completion of soil borings to visually delineate the extent of the historic fill to the property boundary and the completion of a preliminary off-site groundwater investigation through the installation of temporary wells. The off-site groundwater investigation activities included obtaining off-site access by the City of Newark and coordination of traffic control with the City of Newark Police Department.

United States Military Academy (USMA), On-Call General Environmental Services, West Point, NY – Principal in Charge for the USMA On-Call Contract for General Environmental Services. The project involved the decommissioning and testing of underground storage tanks (UST), installation of above-ground storage tanks (AST), the performance of environmental investigations, the removal and disposal of contaminated soil, and report preparation for numerous sites at the USMA and the former Stewart Army Sub-Post in New York State.

Hugo Perea, PhD Senior Hydrologist / Water Resources Engineer

Education: PhD, 2005, Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering, University of Arizona

MSc, 1993, Hydroscience, CP, Mexico

BSc., 1988, Agricultural Engineer, Chapingo Autonomous University, Mexico

Years in Profession: 26 Years with Firm: 3

Experience: Mr. Perea has over 16 years of experience in surface water, groundwater, and solute transport modeling. His skills extend to formulating monitoring strategies for groundwater management plans, reviewing hydrologic studies, and conducting data collection for water quality and soils. Proficient in advanced GIS development, geostatistical analysis, and information management for water resources projects. Additionally, Mr.

Perea excels in preparing engineering technical reports and contributing to peer-reviewed academic papers. His extensive experience includes utilizing industry-standard codes such as MODFLOW for groundwater, MODPATH and HYDRUS for contaminant transport, and PEST for calibration. Mr. Perea is well-versed in applying advanced GIS, geostatistical analysis techniques, and information management in water resources projects. Furthermore, he demonstrates proficiency in several programming languages, including Python, Visual C++, and Pascal.

Mr. Perea has worked as a Hydraulic Engineer for an extensive duration, dedicating his expertise to advancing technology for enhanced water management. His contributions include the use of innovative methods for flow measurement, optimization of operations, and automation in canal and river systems. In his role, Mr. Perea has undertaken hydraulic design projects focused on creating structures for precise flow measurement and water level monitoring in canals and rivers. Additionally, he has excelled in the modeling of overland flow and pressurized irrigation.

As a Postdoctoral Research Associate at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and Texas A&M University, Mr. Perea conducted research involving:

• Developed a flow and solute transport groundwater model for the Ogallala formation in Buffalo and Hall counties, Central Platte, NE.

• Application of GIS and spatial-temporal statistics to monitor groundwater level.

• Analysis of farming management practices to reduce nitrate loading through the leaky aquifer in the Ogallala Formation.

• Application of a shallow-water model for designing surface irrigation systems.

• Evaluation of the impact of non-point sources contamination.

• Investigation of the effect of ethanol-based biofuel crops and environmental interactions.

• Real-time assessment of crop water requirements, and evapotranspiration.

Representative Projects: Underground Storage Facilities

Designed, developed, calibrated, and applied numerical groundwater flow models. Prepared reports and support documents, including modeling documentation, and reviewed findings.

• USF permit and Aquifer Protection Permit (APP) for Rauch Red Bull, Glendale, AZ

• USF permit and APP for Mark Anthony Brewing, Glendale, AZ

• USF permit and APP for Town of Prescott Valley Mountain Valley Park, Town of Prescott Valley, AZ

• USF permit renewal for EPCOR Sun City West, Sun City, AZ

• USF permit renewal for Tempe KMGC

• USF permit for Kamarata Ranch

Assured Water Supply Studies / Hydrogeologic Investigations

Conducted hydrogeologic analysis including groundwater modeling to determine hydrologic feasibility for 100-years in support of either an Analysis of Assured Water Supply (AAWS), or Certificate of Assured Water Supply (CAWS) for the following projects:

Hugo Perea, PhD

• CAWS application for 4-North Business Park, Chino Valley, AZ

• CAWS application for Perkinsville-40, Prescott, AZ

• CAWS application for City of Prescott, Prescott, AZ

• CAWS application for Del Sol, Prescott, AZ

• CAWS application for Quailwood Heights, Prescott, AZ

• CAWS application for Homestead, Prescott, AZ

• CAWS application for Red Cinder Estates, Prescott, AZ

• CAWS application for Parson Preserve, Prescott, AZ

• AAWS application for MorDo Ranch, Fountain Hills, AZ

• AAWS application for West 36, Rio Highland Development, Rio Verde Box, Rio Verde Dr., Fountain Hills, AZ.

Groundwater Flow Model Development, Calibration, and Review

• Hydrological conceptualization and development of Harquahala groundwater model

• Hydrological conceptualization and development of Fountain Hills Sub-Basins groundwater model

• Hydrological conceptualization and development of ASLD-Butler Valley groundwater flow model

• Phoenix AMA groundwater model review

• Prescott AMA groundwater model review

Representative Peer-reviewed Publications:

Perea, Hugo, Enciso, Juan, Singh, Vijay, P. Dutta, D., J. Lesikar, B. (2013). Statistical Analysis of Non-Pressure- Compensating and Pressure-Compensating Drip Emitters. Journal of Irrigation and Drainage Engineering. 139.

986-994. 10.1061/(ASCE)Ir.1943-4774.0000644.

Perea, H, J. Enciso, J. Jifon, S. Nelson, and C. Fernandez. (2013). Performance of tensiometer and granular matrix soil moisture sensors in irrigated light, medium, and heavy textured soil. Subtrop. Plant Sci. 65:1-7.

Perea, Hugo, Bautista, Eduardo, Hunsaker, Douglas, S. Strelkoff, Theodore, Williams, Clinton, J. Adamsen, Floyd.

(2011). Nonuniform and Unsteady Solute Transport in Furrow Irrigation: Description of Field Experiments and Calibration of Infiltration and Roughness Coefficients. Journal of Irrigation and Drainage Engineering. 137. 315-326.

10.1061/(ASCE)Ir.1943-4774.0000295.

Perea, Hugo, S. Strelkoff, Theodor, J. Adamsen, Floyd, Hunsaker, Douglas, Clemmens, Albert. (2010). Nonuniform and Unsteady Solute Transport in Furrow Irrigation. I: Model Development. Journal of Irrigation and Drainage Engineering. 136. 10.1061/(Asce)Ir.1943-4774.0000106.

Perea, Hugo, Oleschko, Klaudia, Ramirez-Luna, J, and Ruiz-Carmona, V. (2008). Porous Emitter Irrigation:

Characterization and Simulation. Ingeniería hidráulica en México, vol. XXIII, núm. 4, pp. 189-204.

Mr. Perea has been a co-author of multiple peer-reviewed papers for Agricultural Water Management and the Transactions of the American Society of Agricultural Engineers, Sustainability of Water Quality and Ecology, The Scientific World Journal, Water Technology and Sciences, and Subtropical Plant Science.

Professional Certifications / Affiliations:

American Society of Civil Engineer, A.M. ASCE 2003-Present American Society of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering, 2003-present American Geological Union, 2017-Present Arizona Hydrological Society ASHI Basic First Aid & CPR/AED

Reviewer Peer-Reviewed Journals:

Journal of Irrigation and Drainage Engineering, (ASCE) Environmental Monitoring and Assessment Transactions of the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers

DeAnn G. Hauver Senior Project Hydrologist

Education: B.S., 1984 Geology/Physics, East Texas State University / Texas A&M, Commerce, Texas

Years in Profession: 40 Years with Firm: 21

Experience: Ms. Hauver is highly experienced in records research and data acquisition. She prepares hydrogeologic maps, cross-sections, and project reports. With strong computer skills and proficiency in geographic information system (GIS) mapping, she prepares graphics, maps, and tables for assured water supply investigations and technical reports. Ms. Hauver has experience performing numerical groundwater flow modeling and analytical groundwater flow modeling. She has completed numerous hydrogeologic investigation reports and prepared permit applications including: Certificates, Analyses, and Designations of Assured Water Supply (CAWS, AAWS, and DAWS). Ms. Hauver has a good working relationship with ADWR staff and their application process. She prepares well spacing and well impact investigations in support of various well permits and site hydrogeology reports in support of applications for Underground Storage Facilities (USF) and Aquifer Protection Permits (APPs). Ms. Hauver also provides technical office support by assisting with report preparation, editing, and production.

Ms. Hauver also has a long history of work in the oil and gas industry during which she supervised the classification, cataloging, and data input of numerous geologic maps and records in addition to maintaining very large databases. As a Geotechnical Specialist/Coordinator, Ms. Hauver supervised geological technicians in the digitizing of well logs, geologic maps, and cross-sections using manual and computer-assisted methods, and prepared field studies for international oil and gas companies.

Representative Projects: Assured Water Supply Studies / Hydrogeologic Investigations

• DAWS Update and Hydrologic Study including groundwater modeling, City of El Mirage, AZ

• DAWS Update and Hydrologic Study, Town of Florence, AZ

• Modification of DAWS and Hydrologic Study, City of Willcox, Cochise County, AZ

• Modification of DAWS and Hydrologic Study, Big Park Water Company and Little Park Water Company, Yavapai County, AZ

• Hydrologic Study including groundwater modeling and Modification of PAD – Town of Queen Creek, AZ

• Hydrologic Study in support of DAWS – Town of Buckeye, AZ

• Hydrologic Study and Modification of PAD – Arizona Water Company’s Pinal Valley Water System

• Hydrologic Study and Modification of PAD – Arizona Water Company’s Superstition Water System, Maricopa and Pinal Counties, AZ

• Hydrologic Report including groundwater modeling and CAWS – Mountain View South, Buckeye, Maricopa County, AZ

• Hydrologic Report including groundwater modeling and CAWS – Bentridge, Buckeye, Maricopa County, AZ

• Hydrologic Report including groundwater modeling and CAWS – Mayfield, Buckeye, Maricopa County, AZ

• Hydrologic Report including groundwater modeling in support of a CAWS – Yuma & Dean, Buckeye, Maricopa County, AZ

• Hydrologic Report including groundwater modeling and AAWS – Van Leeuwen Dairy, Buckeye, Maricopa County, AZ

• Hydrologic Report including groundwater modeling and AAWS – Legacy Trails, Buckeye, Maricopa County, AZ

• Hydrologic Report including groundwater modeling and AAWS – Granite Vista Master Planned Community, Maricopa County, AZ

• Hydrologic Report including groundwater modeling, AAWS, and CAWS – Rancho Cabrillo Master Planned Community, Maricopa County, AZ

• Hydrologic Report including groundwater modeling and CAWS – Ritz-Carlton Resort, Paradise Valley, Maricopa County, AZ

• AAWS applications for multiple master planned communities, Buckeye, AZ

• Water resources investigation, Lake Pleasant Heights and Saddleback Heights, Peoria, AZ

• Hydrogeologic Studies subscribing to ADWR assured water supply criteria for aquifer impact studies in support of numerous CAWS and AAWS applications for projects throughout AZ

DeAnn G. Hauver

Aquifer Recharge

• USF Permit modification and hydrogeologic study, Ocotillo Management Group USF, Maricopa County, AZ

• Recharge permit modifications, Chandler Water Reclamation Campus, City of Chandler, AZ

• Recharge permit capacity, Tumbleweed, Ocotillo & Chandler Heights Recharge Project, City of Chandler, AZ

• Preparation of Hydrogeologic Studies including area of impact, discharge impact area, and mounding impact analysis models in support of APPs and USFs for numerous groundwater recharge projects in Arizona

• Hydrogeologic study in support of APP/monitor well installation, Tribute WRF, Sierra Vista, Cochise County, AZ

• Hydrologic Study in support of APP, Balterra Wastewater Treatment Plant, Maricopa County, AZ

• Hydrologic Study in support of APP, Winslow Wastewater Treatment Plant, Navajo County, AZ

• Hydrogeology study in support of amended APP and USF permits, Prescott Airport Water Reclamation Facility, Yavapai County, AZ

Regulatory Permitting and Compliance

• Recovery well permit modifications for EPCOR’s Agua Fria, Paradise Valley, Sun City, Sun City West, and Rio Verde service areas.

• Submittal of applications for and successful completion of Certificates and Analyses of Assured Water Supply (CAWS, AAWS) for over 100 subdivisions and Designation of Assured Water Supply (DAWS) for five water providers in Arizona

• APP Response, Town of Florence Wastewater Reclamation Facility (WRF), Pinal County, AZ

• APP Response, Merrill Ranch Water Reclamation Facility, Town of Florence, Pinal County, AZ

• Oracle Ridge Mine APP Significant Amendment Application, Santa Catalina Mountains, Pima County, AZ

• Submittal of and assist with obtaining permits for Underground Storage Facilities (USF), Water Storage Permits (WSP), and Aquifer Protection Permits (APP) for recharge projects in Arizona

• Submittal of and assist with applications for Physical Availability Demonstrations (PAD)

• Numerous applications for Non-exempt Well Permits and Permits to Withdraw Groundwater for Hydrologic Testing in Maricopa and Pinal Counties.

Computer Modeling / Database Management

• Specific database collections and analysis (ADWR and Groundwater Site Inventory)

• Numerical and analytical aquifer modeling for hundreds of groundwater resource investigations throughout Arizona

• Groundwater flow modeling, Mesa Farms AAWS, Pinal County, AZ

• Groundwater Modeling, City of Buckeye, AZ

Well Siting / Well Spacing Studies / Well Inventories

• Well Siting Study, City of Eloy, Pinal County, AZ

• Water Resource Permitting and Well Siting Analysis, Marbella Ranch, Maricopa County, AZ

• Numerous groundwater resource investigations that subscribe to ADWR criteria for well spacing and well impact studies for many various projects throughout Arizona

• Production well modification, Buckeye Airport Well #2, Maricopa County, AZ

• Well Spacing and Impact Analysis, Buckeye North Airport Road Well #3, Maricopa County, AZ

• Well Spacing and Impact Analysis, Monte Verde Wells, Buckeye, Maricopa County, AZ

• Well evaluation report (250+ wells), Navajo Tribal Utility Authority, Fort Defiance, AZ

• Well Spacing and Impact Analysis, Wickenburg Ranch, Yavapai County, AZ

• Well Spacing Impact Analysis studies and reports for numerous wells throughout Maricopa and Pinal Counties, AZ

Professional Affiliations/Certifications:

OSHA 10-Hour Construction Safety & Health certified

Brianna E. McClure Hydrologist / Modeler

Education: M.S., 2016 Hydrology, University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona

B.S., 2013 Environmental Resource Management, Penn State University, University Park, Pennsylvania

B.S., 2013 Earth Sciences, Penn State University, University Park, Pennsylvania

Years in Profession: 8 Years with Firm: 8

Experience: With interdisciplinary educational background in hydrology, geochemistry, natural resource law and management, geology, and agricultural and environmental engineering, Ms. McClure has over 8 years of professional experience performing groundwater modeling and hydrogeologic services. Brianna’s superb attention to detail and organization, especially when dealing with large data sets is a tremendous asset to the Firm. Proficient with multiple software programs, Brianna supports Matrix’s computer modeling group by performing a variety of tasks including: database management, conceptual hydrogeologic model development, numerical model construction and calibration, and post-processing of model outputs including preparation of maps, charts, and tables. She has used multiple releases of MODFLOW to model the physical movement of groundwater.

As a research and teaching assistant, Brianna gained valuable experience through:

• Serving on the planning and field team for a well drilling and soil coring project

• Combining fluorescence excitation-emission matrix spectroscopy with source water mixing analysis to assess catchment and post-fire processes, water quality changes, and implications for drinking water treatment

• Creating and implementing archival storage system for water and soil samples, and chemical data

• Modeling diffusive flux of chemical species in the depth profile of a lake

• Planning and organizing field work campaigns for soils, surface and groundwater investigations

Representative Projects: Computer Modeling / Database Management

• West Salt River Basin Study & Groundwater Model Development (USBR/WESTCAPS), Maricopa County, AZ

• Estimated the long-term 100-year impact on the aquifer due to projected groundwater pumping using numerical Regional Groundwater Flow Model of Pinal Active Management Area (Pinal Model) for multiple projects in support of Applications for Analysis of Assured Water Supply (AAWS):

− Copper Mountain, Pinal County, Arizona

− Brighton Village, Pinal County, Arizona

− Lewis Ranch, Pinal County, Arizona

− Attesa, Pinal County, Arizona

− De Lujo and Sunshine Farms, Pinal County, Arizona

− Cactus Springs, Pinal County, Arizona

− Eagle Meadows at Casa Grande, Pinal County, Arizona

Professional Certifications / Affiliations:

OSHA 10-Hour Construction Safety & Health certified Hydrology Award of Excellence, First Place Poster Presentation, El Día del Agua y la Atmósfera 2016 Outstanding Service Award, The University of Arizona College of Sciences, 2016 Hargis Award, Second place poster presentation, El Día del Agua 2015

Bradley J. Roberts, PLS Director of Gulf Survey Operations

Education: B.S., 2011, Geomatics, Nicholls State University, Thibodaux, LA

Registration: Professional Land Surveyor – Louisiana (5101), Mississippi (25445), Texas (6540), Florida (7038)

Years in Profession: 16 Years with Firm: 2

Experience: Mr. Roberts is a Professional Land Surveyor licensed in the states of Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas and Florida. With 16 years of experience, Mr. Roberts has served as lead Professional Land Surveyor for governmental, residential, commercial, and industrial surveys. His major responsibilities include project management, department management, field crew coordination, survey data processing, data analysis, title and ownership research, mapping, and plat preparation. Mr. Roberts is also a licensed aerial drone operator.

REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS:

Rural Bridge Replacement Initiative Phase II (South), LA (Contract 440001338, Multiple State Project Nos.) – Mr. Roberts oversaw all topographic and right of way surveying on this contract including the direct management of seven bridge sites, and the subconsultant oversight on another 22 sites within the contract. He provided daily management of all field and office efforts. He also provided quality control and checking on all deliverables.

Brock Gully Stabilization, Santa Rosa County, FL. (12/2020 – 3/2022) – Survey Project Manager for stabilization of an active gully headcut to reduce downstream sediment loading and allow restoration of downstream aquatic environment and riparian habitat to the greatest extent possible considering the economics and long-term maintenance requirements. This USDA NRCS project was funded through the RESTORE Act. The active gully was approx. 10 feet at the headcut and 25-35 ft approximately 400 ft downstream.

Mr. Roberts was responsible for planning, data collection, data processing, map preparation, and quality control.

LA 675 & LA 87 Improvements – SUE Services, Iberia Parish, LA (H.011781) (2017-2018) – Mr. Roberts was the secondary project manager for subsurface utility engineering on S. Hopkins Rd in New Iberia, LA. The project included Quality Level A, B, C and D locates in accordance with CI/ASCE Standard 38-02 for underground utilities owned by 9 companies. The 0.8 mile urban roadway included constricted right of way with multiple utilities in the roadway and under sidewalks. Quality Level B locates were conducted using multiple geophysical scanning methods, and 40 QL-A test holes. Final SUE plans were prepared in accordance with CI/ASCE Standard 38-02 and DOTD standards.

I-10: LA 347 to Atchafalaya Floodway Bridge, St. Martin Parish (H.003014), (2013-2017) – Mr. Roberts was the surveyor of record for the topographic and control survey for improvements to the LA347 Interchange and I-10 for DOTD. This included full topography for roundabouts at the interchange, utilities, and stakeout for utility relocations.

I-10: East Jct. I-49 to LA 328, Lafayette & St. Martin Parishes (H.003003) (2013 - 2019) – Mr. Roberts was the surveyor of record for the topographic and control survey for improvements along I-10 for DOTD. This included full topography at the interchange, utilities, and stakeout for utility relocations.

I-10 Widening, LA30 - LA22, Ascension Parish, LA (H.009276) (2017-2018) – Surveyor of record for the topographic survey along LA 941 over I-10. This included full topography and survey of utility markings.

Mayfair Elementary School Survey, East Baton Rouge Parish, LA – Lead Party Chief for the topographic survey of approximately 7.5 acres of the existing Mayfair Elementary School Site. The survey included existing buildings, sidewalks, game courts, parking lots, utilities, subsurface drainage, trees and general site topography. The survey was used as a base map for additions to the campus.

BREC Perkins Road Community Park, East Baton Rouge Parish, LA – Lead Party Chief for the duration of this project. This project was an extensive overhaul of facilities and attractions.

Mr. Roberts was responsible for control, contractor communication, data management, and aspects of heavy construction layout.

Bradley J. Robert, PLS

BREC Central Sports Park, East Baton Rouge Parish, LA – Surveyor of record for the duration of this project. This project included the layout, both horizontal and vertical, of three buildings and two parking area improvements. Mr. Roberts was responsible for control, contractor communication, data management, and aspects of construction layout.

St. Jean Vianney Catholic School, Baton Rouge, LA – Project included a topographic survey and layout for a new gymnasium. Mr. Roberts served as the Project party chief responsible for the collection of field data, data processing, and personnel supervision.

The Water Campus Topographic/Boundary Survey, East Baton Rouge Parish, LA – Project included a topographic and boundary survey for a city block between Terrace St., Oklahoma St., Aztec St. and Arches St. The survey was for development of the proposed LSU River Model Center and CPRA office building being constructed for the Water Campus. Mr. Roberts was the party chief for the survey.

St. Landry - Edenborne Connector Topographic Survey, Ascension Parish LA – Prepared the control and topographic survey and topographic mapping/3D modeling for the 1-mile proposed roadway between Lamar Dixon and the Edenborne Development. Mr. Roberts served as the surveyor of record and lead party chief for the survey.

LA 342: Roundabout @ LA 724 (H.002163) (2014-2015) – Land Surveyor of record for the topographic and control surveys for this DOTD project. He also was responsible for preparation and review of the R/W maps for this project. His responsibilities include QA/QC of established existing right of way lines, field survey QA/QC, and right of way map checking. All deliverables were prepared using InRoads Survey, CadConform and Microstation software.

LA 347: Roundabout @ Melancon Rd (H.009456) (2014-2016) – Land Surveyor of record for the topographic and control surveys for this DOTD project. He was also responsible for preparation and review of the R/W maps for this project. His responsibilities include QA/QC of established existing right of way lines, field survey QA/QC, and right of way map checking. All deliverables were prepared using InRoads Survey, CadConform and Microstation software.

US 171: J-Turns @ N. Perkins Ferry Road, Beauregard & Calcasieu Parishes (H.010197) (2013 - 2015) – Lead Surveyor and survey coordinator for the control, topographic, and right- of-way surveys of a 3-leg intersection north of Lake Charles, LA. He was responsible for daily field crew management, field surveying, data downloads and processing, field note and coding review, and coordinating with the support staff for topo mapping. This survey was performed in accordance with Location and Survey Standards using Inroads Survey, CADConform and LA DOTD electronic plan delivery requirements.

Jones Creek Road Improvements, East Baton Rouge Parish, LA (700-26-0078) (2008-2012) – Party Chief for the supplemental topographic survey along Jones Creek Road. His responsibilities included field data collection, field notes and data management. Mr. Roberts also worked with a local telephone company to locate existing lines to a Level A standard.

Sullivan Road Improvements, East Baton Rouge Parish, LA (2008-2011) – Party Chief for the supplemental topographic survey of Sullivan Road and Wax Road. His responsibilities included field data collection, field notes and data management.

Professional Registrations / Certifications:

Professional Land Surveyor, LA No. 5101, 2013 Professional Surveyor, MS No. 25445, 2014 Registered Professional Land Surveyor, TX No. 6540, 2014 Professional Surveyor and Mapper, FL No. 7038, 2015 ATSSA Traffic Control Supervisor (LA State Spec) UAS Remote Pilot No. 4854622

Professional Affiliations:

National Council of Examiners for Engineers and Surveyors Exam Material Expert. 2015 - Present Louisiana Society of Professional Surveyors. 2018 - 2022

Michael G. Lynch Office Coordinator / Technical Specialist

Education: D.C., 1996 Palmer College of Chiropractic, Davenport, Iowa

B.S., 1991 Exercise Science, Cook College, Rutgers University, NJ

Years in Profession: 4 Years with Firm: 4

Experience: Michael Lynch is a Technical Specialist with 4 years of professional experience and a broad range of skills related to municipal infrastructure development and permitting. His experience with well installation projects includes oversight of swab and airlift rig development, pump development, and performance of aquifer testing. He performs field inspections of construction activities, field surveying, instrumentation observations, infrastructure inspections, assists with report writing and regulatory permitting. Mr. Lynch regularly interfaces with a broad range of technical personnel and agencies. His geographical experience includes New York City, the State of New Jersey, and Maricopa County, AZ.

Representative Projects Wells – Production, Exploration, ASR, and Monitoring Wells

Production Well Construction Oversight & Testing, Mark Anthony Brewing, Glendale, AZ – Field technician responsible for documentation of swab and airlift rig development.

Installation and Testing of Recharge Well RW-3, Ken McDonald Golf Course, Tempe, AZ – Field technician responsible for oversight of well installation, pump development, and aquifer testing of City of Tempe recharge Well RW-3.

Well Evaluation, Patten Place Estates, Whittman, AZ – Field technician responsible for evaluation of an existing well which included recording water levels during performance of a constant-rate discharge test and water level recovery test.

LUST Site Investigation and Corrective Action, Fatima Mini Mart, Glendale, AZ – Performed low-flow purge sampling of groundwater monitor wells at the Fatima Mini Mart (ADEQ Facility ID #0- 004343; LUST File Nos. 4130.01-.03) in Glendale, AZ. Collected and submitted samples to the analytical laboratory using proper sample handling, preservation, and chain-of-custody protocol.

Municipal Infrastructure Development and Permitting

Jackson Twenty-One, Jackson, NJ – Field technician responsible for overseeing construction of test pits dug with an excavator to the required depth.

Documented changes in the soils, identified the shallow high-water table, if available, and recorded the static water level. The test pits were subsequently backfilled to a specified depth, and then infiltration testing was performed using the double-ring infiltration method. Recorded infiltration rates during testing documented backfilling of the pit and site cleanup, compiled collected data.

Green Streets Projects, New York City, NY – Field sampling and surveying for implementation of multiple Green Streets projects. Work included drilling of geotechnical borings, infiltration testing and environmental sampling.

Brielle Anchorage Dredging Sediment Sampling, Brielle, NJ – Field sampling and laboratory sample preparation for a dredging project.

Jenkinson’s Seawall, Point Pleasant Beach, NJ – Provided construction inspection, assisted with surveying, and construction administration for a 5,000-foot-long steel seawall with rock scour protection. Project included construction of multiple recreational boardwalk amenities (decks, ramps, stairs, railings, etc.), a rock revetment and dune reconstruction.

Michael G. Lynch

Hudson Rebuild by Design Coastal Resiliency Project, Hudson County, NJ – Provided construction inspection, assisted with surveying, and technical support for design of this post-Superstorm Sandy resiliency project in Hudson County, NJ. Project elements included installation of flood walls, stormwater management improvements, utility resiliency, and flood gates.

Bayonne Ferry Terminal, Bayonne, NJ – Assisted with permitting of a ferry terminal at the former Military Ocean Terminal – Bayonne (MOTBY). The project included a ferry barge, gangway, bulkhead improvements, support facilities and parking. Regulatory requirements addressed for Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, NJDEP, US Corps of Engineers, and US Coast Guard.

Living Shoreline Project, Sylvan Lake, Burlington, NJ – Provided construction inspection and contract administration for a Living Shoreline project located on this NJ coastal lake. Project elements included shoreline stabilization, stormwater quality improvements, and long-term ecological monitoring.

Financial District and Seaport Coastal Resiliency Master Plan, New York City, NY – Provided technical support for development of the Resiliency Master Plan, which included evaluation of existing data and field inspections. Worked as part of a multi-disciplined team focused on developing flood resistance alternatives, and land in lower Manhattan.

Chassis Rack Facilities, Port Jersey Port Authority Marine Terminal, NJ – Provided technical support for design and installation of a chassis rack yard serving the Port Jersey deepwater container terminal.

US Merchant Marine Academy (USMMA) Cressy Pier & Seawall Reconstruction, Kings Point, NY – Provided regulatory and survey support for reconstruction of the historical USMMA pier, boathouse, breakwater, and seawall. Work elements included bathymetric surveying, architectural design, structural design, coastal engineering, geotechnical investigation, procurement, and construction administration. Design included consideration of climate change and sea level rise by incorporating resilient structural elements.

Linden Marine Bio-Energy Facility Development, Linden, NJ – Performed field investigations, assisted with permitting and construction inspection/administration for design and construction of a 50-acre waterfront bio-reactor facility that…