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'.^PxVYS/u'PHL 3A J� NSfY A SB Civic CenteF°5inrrnwater t_tk atratiun henavcrttari p�tsegn'adiwic®s analyzing historical well production and water quality data; reviewing existing planning studies, Inspection reports, and system operating criteria; conducting hydraulic analyses using the city's existing hydraulic model; sizing the new reservoir and pump station facilities; developing preliminary plans for a water treatment facility; preparing alternative site layouts; preparing lifecycle cost analyses; evaluating construction phasing schedules; and preparing a preliminary design report for the project. Pump Station No. 1 Upgrade Project, Cypress, California. City of Cypress. Environmental Manager. Responsible for environmental documentation. Michael Baker prepared an initial study with proposed mitigated negative declaration for an upgrade to the City of Cypress Pump Station No. 1. The city proposed to demolish the existing station and two residential structures in order to construct a new, upgraded pump station facility. Specific issues included potential impacts associated with growth Inducement, physical division of an established community, and aesthetic impacts associated with the degradation of character and quality within an existing residential community, Poseidon Seawater Desalination Project, Huntington Beach, California. City of Huntington Beach. Project Coordinator. Responsible for environmental documentation and overall project coordination. Michael Baker completed the final environmental impact report {EIR} for a 50- million-gallons-per-day (mgd) seawater desalination facility to be sited adjacent to the AES Huntington Beach Generating Station. The project consisted of seawater intake pretreatment facilities, a seawater desalination plant using reverse osmosis technology, post-treatment facilities, product water storage, chemical storage, on- and off-site booster pumps, and 24- to 48-Inch -diameter product water transmission pipelines up to 10 miles in length. Key short-term project issues included hydrology and water quality, air quality, noise, utilities, aesthetics, hazardous materials, traffic, and biological/cultural resources. The EIR analysis also included an in-depth examination of long-term impacts, including geological Issues; marine water quality; air quality; impacts to public services and utilities; impacts regarding aesthetics, light, and glare; and hazardous materials impacts. China I Dasalter Expansion and Chino It Desalter Projects, California. Chino Basin Desaiters Authority. Environmental Manager. Responsible for the subsequent EIR. Michael Baker provided engineering services to the Chino Basin Desalter Authority {CDA} for the multimillion-dollar Chino I Desalter Expansion and Chino II Desalter projects. The assignment Involved design of a new desaiter facility; expansion and upgrade of an existing desaiter facility; design of numerous groundwater wells; design of water distribution facilities, including pump stations and pipelines; well equipping; and pump witness testing. v ,xrnn,{nvann,. Alan Ashimine