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INTERWEST CONSULTING GROUP www.intorwastgrp.com EDUCATION Management Practice for Engineering & Technical Professionals, University of Callfornia, Irvine, 1993 Environmental Compliance, Cal State Fullerton, 20D2 Supervisory Program, City of Irvine, 2002 Mike Loving Storm Water Quality Coordinator Mike is a public works professional with nearly 50 years of experience serving municipalities and public agencies including the Cities of Irvine and Huntington Beach, the Los Angeles Harbor Department, and the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power. During this time, Mike has seen to the successful design and execution of many projects as part of a team and in a management role. Most recently, Mike had served 10 years as the Water Quality Administrator for the City of Irvine. PROJECT SPECIFIC EXPERIENCE Project Manager I Associate Engineer j Senior Engineer ( Water Quality Administrator 1985-2012 City of Irvine During his nearly 30 years with the City of Irvine, Mike held several titles, starting out at a project manager and working his way to Water Quality Administrator. As a Project Manager, Mike was In charge of the administration of capital Improvement projects including streets, bridges, landscaping, traffic signals, storm drains, buildings, and parks. He also provided plan review of street Improvement projects and street structural sections for public and private projects. He was the City's project manager for the design/build of the Eastern Transportation Corridor SR 241 and SR 261. As Water Quality Administrator, Mike acted as the City s representative In meetings with the Orange County NPDES co -permittees, the Santa Ana Regional Water Quality Control Board, the State Water Resources Control Board and in the Newport Bay Management Committee. He also served as an alternate representative in Newport Bay Executive Committee meetings. Mike was responsible for the preparation of the City's annual Report of Waste Discharge to the Santa Ana Regional Water Quality Control Board, as well as the City's annual Local Implementation Plan (LIP). He provided outreach presentations to various groups Including the ASCE, BIA, property managers, Rotary, etc. He was also responsible for training and coordination with all City departments to ensure compliance with all stormwater pollution prevention requirements. Trainings included but were not limited to: Water Board audits, General Construction Permit compliance, fixed facilities maintenance, project management and engineering, and code enforcement for existing facilities. Mike also consulted with City Attorney and outside public and private attorneys as necessary on water quality issues pertaining to NPDES Permit issues. Engineering Assistant 1976-1985 City of Huntington Beach Mike worked for the CIWs Public Works Department, providing design and construction of storm drains, sanitary sewers, and flood control channels. Engineering Assistant 1970-1978 Los Angeles Harbor Department In the Department's Lease and Right of Way Section, Mike was responsible for calculating and mapping lease boundaries on all properties leased by the Part, including recalculating shifting property boundaries due to subsidence. Curing his time here, Mike also worked in the Advance Engineering Planning Section preparing for the Port's expansion providing services Including dredging, landfill, and various other infrastructure Improvements. Engineering Technician 1965-1970 Los Angeles Department of Water & Power In his five years In this position, Mike worked in the Water Operations Division, the Water Engineering Design Division, and the Aqueduct Division. His duties Included maintaining records of the L.A. water system; preparing plans for the L.A. domestic water system; and working in the Department's Owens Valley office in Independence, CA as part of the head of the Aqueduct Division's Immediate staff. Page 143 25F-97