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Todd Anderson
<br />Kiosk and Educational Signage/Senior Graphics Designer
<br />Todd Anderson is a senior graphics designer with over 15
<br />years' experience and is currently lead art director at Dudek.
<br />Mr. Anderson specializes in helping businesses and
<br />government agencies develop distinct and powerful ways to
<br />provide information to their customers and constituents,
<br />including diagrams for work -flow processes to organization
<br />charts, designing maps and icons, and conceptualizing
<br />advertising promotions that define a brand and effectively
<br />deliver its message. During this time, Mr. Anderson has had
<br />the opportunity to wear many hats, working as an art
<br />director, designer, information architect, photographer, and
<br />copywriter. His experience collaborating with clients and
<br />EDUCATION
<br />University of California, San Diego
<br />BA, Urban Planning and Design, 1993
<br />CERTIFICATIONS
<br />University of California, San
<br />Diego, Extension
<br />Professional Certificate, Graphics and Digital
<br />Design, 2001
<br />PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
<br />American Institute of Graphic Arts
<br />team members to develop innovative
<br />solutions to information design challenges makes Mr. Anderson uniquely qualified for managing
<br />public outreach objectives and outcomes.
<br />Project Experience
<br />South Sacramento Habitat Conservation Plan and Aquatic Resources Plan, Sacramento County,
<br />California. Provided online project portal customization and graphics support for the project. Dudek is
<br />assisting the Plan Partners (Sacramento County, City of Elk Grove, City of Galt, City of Rancho Cordova,
<br />Sacramento County Water Agency, Sacramento Regional Sanitation District, Sacramento Area Sewer District,
<br />and Capital Southeast Connector Joint Powers Authority) in finalizing the South Sacramento Habitat
<br />Conservation Plan (SSHCP) and Aquatic Resources Plan (ARP). The SSHCP provides a regional approach to
<br />balancing development with conservation and protection of habitat, open space, and agricultural lands
<br />within a 374,000 -acre study area. The SSHCP protects 30 species of plants and wildlife, including 10 that are
<br />listed as threatened or endangered under the federal Endangered Species Act, California Endangered
<br />Species Act, or both. The SSHCP also protects vernal pool, wetland, and stream habitats that are subject to
<br />Sections 401 and 404 of the federal Clean Water Act, California's Porter -Cologne Water Quality Control Act,
<br />and California Fish and Game Code, Section 1600 et seq. Under the ARP, the Plan Partners are seeking
<br />master wetlands permits, a master streambed alteration agreement, and/or waste discharge requirement.
<br />Dudek geographic information systems (GIS) staff are providing data management, geodatabase design,
<br />data creation, analysis, and on-site working sessions for this large land use plan component.
<br />Carlsbad Seawater Desalination Plant Project, City of Carlsbad, San Diego County, California,
<br />Assisted with various maps, graphics, and presentations for this project. The project required an EIR for the
<br />proposed Carlsbad Seawater Desalination Plant, which is planned for an approximately 50 -million -gallon -
<br />per -day capacity and co located with the Encina Power Station. The California Coastal Commission required
<br />extensive analysis of seawater intake effects, discharge effects (elevated salinity) potential for growth
<br />inducement, and energy consumption/greenhouse gas emissions. The project involved demolition of
<br />existing facilities at the power plant site, including fuel oil storage tanks, and appurtenant structures. Having
<br />been the first large scale seawater desalination project considered for approval by the California Coastal
<br />Commission, the project was subject to scrutiny and a rigorous analysis of potential effects.
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