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Neil Harper, PE <br />Pump Vault Design <br />Neil Harper has more than 17 years of experience in project <br />management, engineering, planning, design, and <br />construction support services for a variety of municipal and <br />public agency projects. Specific areas of practice include <br />water, wastewater, and water reuse systems. Relevant <br />experience includes water distribution and treatment facilities, <br />pumping facilities, and reservoirs. <br />EDUCATION <br />California Polytechnic State University, <br />San Luis Obispo <br />BS, Bio -Resource and Agricultural <br />Engineering, 1999 <br />LICENSE <br />Professional Civil Engineer, CA No. C63288 <br />PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS <br />Successful project management is a key attribute of Mr. Orange County Water Association <br />Harper's. He has proven to communicate regularly with the I American Society of Civil Engineers <br />Client to develop a thorough understanding of the project and <br />the Client's needs. Tracking project milestones and their relation to the project schedule and budget is a <br />point of focus for Mr. Harper, allowing for on-going knowledge of the project status. <br />Project Experience <br />Sand Canyon Zone A Pump Station and Filtration Facility, Irvine Ranch Water District, City of <br />Irvine, Orange County, California. Project Manager for preliminary design of the recycled water pump <br />station expansion and replacement of pressure filtration facility. This project included a benchscale chlorine <br />residual testing and analysis to determine the amount of sodium hypochlorite required to achieve a 5 parts <br />per million chlorine residual. This was required because the Sand Canyon Reservoir is an open earthen <br />reservoir with aquatic plants and animals and thus forms hydrogen sulfide. The preliminary layout of the <br />facility was comprised of a 10-cfs vertical turbine booster pump station, pressure type rotating screen <br />strainers, a screenings backwash lift station, a sodium hypochlorite which housed 4,000 -gallons of sodium <br />hypochlorite, metering pumps, controls and appurtenances and a new motor control center. <br />North Trumble Recycled Water Storage Ponds, Eastern Municipal Water District, Riverside County, <br />California. Project engineer for design of (9) 150 -hp vertical turbine floating pump stations, (5) pressure <br />sustaining, flow control, and flow metering inlet facilities to the (5) ponds, and (5) outlet metering stations. The <br />project entailed multiple connections from the 24 -inch inlet piping and 16 -inch outlet piping to the 36 -inch and <br />48 -inch recycled water transmission mains. Extensive coordination with SCE to provide electrical service for the <br />(9) floating pump stations was also required. <br />Pump Stations Design for 82 -Acre Habitat Restoration, City of Rancho Santa Margarita, Orange <br />County, California. Project Manager for design of a 15 -hp vertical turbine floating pump station and <br />secondary 10 -hp in-line booster pump which provided recycled water for the 82 -acre restoration. Each <br />pump station ws equipped with a hydro -pneumatic tank, variable speed controller, isolation valves, a <br />strainer, and a flow meter. <br />Santa Maria WWTP Percolation Ponds Expansion, City of Santa Maria, San Barbara County, California. <br />Project enigneer for design of a 20 -MGD, secondary effluent variable speed operated, vertical turbine pump <br />station and (2) flow diversion structures which consisted of multiple 24 -inch and 20 -inch manually operated sluice <br />gates to route flows to the various percolation basins. Due to the low relative static lift and varying water levels <br />DUDEK Page <br />25E-52 <br />