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goucation <br />=011ulrvollals�7ulln'tovIellrIalit9yI or <br />04111'arnta at Krus <br />Clertificlation/Licleriss <br />Professional Engineer: OA <br />TransportatlonWorker <br />Identification aredential (TW10), <br />Dallfor"la'2011 <br />Steven Conner, PE <br />Water/Wastewater Technicial Lead <br />Mr. Conner Is a professional civil engineerwith <br />22YCarS ciflexperience in theplanningand <br />design ofwater iqfrastructure including <br />production wells, pipelines, storage tanks, <br />treatment systems, and booster stations. <br />Mr. Conner is responsible for project management, design supervision, <br />contractacimlillstration, client Interactiontand development, and persm- <br />net manali6ment. His expertise Includes: complex pumping and piping <br />system layout, hydraulic design, groundwatersupplyand treatment4calgill, <br />and construction phase assistance Including start-up and operation of <br />pumpingaiidtt.eiitmeatfatilitl,00.*Mf�Cofingr tolordingnesa-11 engineering <br />support 41selplinas (CiVilf Architectural, structural, process, Weehaultall'L <br />electrical, and 18,C) durIngproject design gild constructloaphapes., <br />Areas of Expertise <br />GItV of Santa Ana Well 29 Improvements Alternatives Analysis, <br />• Well EquippingDesign <br />Santa Ana, OA <br />• Pipeline Design <br />Project Manager. The City of Santa Ana owns and operates well 29, to- <br />• Tranahleso Pipeline <br />Rehabilitation and Installation <br />cared at the southeast corner ofFlower Street and First Street, adjacent <br />• Planningand design of major <br />to City owned termis courts. Well 20 pumps dit ectly to an existing 6 MG <br />wetter and wastewater taol litles, <br />reservoir. The existing well. site includes the well head And discharge <br />• Pump station design <br />piping assembly, control equipmento a chlorination system In a building, <br />• In-depth evaluation of system <br />and an SCE transfOrmer. An alternatives analysis was conducted to rec- <br />requirements for proposed <br />flow faOl lities as well as for <br />ommend upgrades at the sIte including site Improvements, structural, <br />rehabilitation, upgrade, Or <br />mechanical, and electrical upgrades. Highlights of the study include <br />replacement of existing pump <br />station$ <br />developing th ree ($) a Iternatives for the Improved site, providing 3 D <br />renderings for each site alternative, and developing a prellraftia ry opin- <br />Exporioncle <br />!on of probable cost for the design and construction of each alternative <br />22totalyears <br />discussed, The City is moving forward with Implementing the recom- <br />lyearwithHozon <br />mended alternative from this analysis, <br />Professional Activities <br />Mojave Water Apnoy Regional Recharge and Recovery (R3) <br />Projeot. San Somardino 0ounty, CA <br />American Society of Olvil <br />Enfilneors, Member <br />Design Manager .. Wells, Pump Station, Recharge Facility, Turnout Fa- <br />c1litits, Reservoirs, Disinfection System, and Pipelines. Mr. Conner <br />provided engineering services to the Mojave Water Agency for the Re- <br />gional Recharge and Recovery (R3) Project, a high -profile water supply <br />project In San Bernardino County. The project will ultimately recharge <br />Up to 40,000 acre-feet per year of State Water Project water Into the <br />Upper Mqlave Riverflood plain foe later distributioato member agencies. <br />The Phase I project Included construction Qf six wells to extract up to <br />Hazen <br />25E-149 <br />