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Peter R. Willenbring, PE <br /> Water Resources, Vice President <br /> involved designing and constructing storm sewer or open channel <br /> drainage systems, dams/impoundments/levees, stormwater <br /> treatment facilities, or lake restoration improvements. <br /> • Completed hydrologic feasibility studies of over 100 areas that were <br /> experiencing flooding problems, developed plans and specifications <br /> for improvements, and provided bidding and construction <br /> management services to correct these problems. <br /> Water Quality Management, Planning and Lake Restoration <br /> • Developed Water Quality Management Plan and/or Non-degradation <br /> plans for the Cities of Hugo, Circle Pines, Coon Rapids, Maple <br /> Grove, Rosemount, Richfield, Shakopee, and others. These <br /> documents quantified existing and anticipated future pollutant <br /> loadings and outlined a plan to mitigate the water quality impacts <br /> that had or would be created by any past or future development. <br /> • Designed, constructed, and operated in multiple locations a portable <br /> flocculation treatment system capable of removing in excess of 90% <br /> of the phosphorus and other pollutants from stormwater treated by <br /> the system. This removal efficiency is significantly higher than the <br /> maximum removal efficiency of 50-60 percent commonly anticipated <br /> for conventional treatment devices. <br /> • Implemented Golden Lake Water Quality Improvement Demonstration <br /> Project in the City of Circle Pines. The project demonstrated the <br /> viability and cost effectiveness of using flocculation treatment to <br /> reduce phosphorus levels in stormwater runoff. <br /> • Prepared hundreds of permit applications and supportive technical <br /> information to agencies such as the Minnesota Department of <br /> Natural Resources, the US Army Corps of Engineers, and the <br /> Minnesota Pollution Control Agency for work in public waters, <br /> wetlands and navigable waters. <br /> • Prepared dozens of environmental assessments for larger scale <br /> projects that have the potential for environmental impact. These <br /> assessments were completed consistent with the requirements of <br /> the Minnesota Environmental Quality Board rules. <br /> Flood Control <br /> • Completed detailed hydrologic analyses, reports, and other <br /> supportive documentation needed to correct/update FEMA floodplain <br /> maps for dozens of communities in the state of Minnesota. <br /> Wetland Management <br /> • Completed wetland delineation training program administered by <br /> the State of Minnesota Board of Water and Soil Resources. <br /> • Prepared dozens of wetland mitigation, wetland replacement <br /> and/or wetland banking plans in conformance with regional, state WSB <br /> and federal regulations. ��77 <br />
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