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Ed Oth m e r <br />Our California stormwater sector lead, Ed has more than 25 years <br />of engineering experience and is a licensed California Professional <br />PE, CPESC, CPSWQ, QSP/D ToR, QISP ToR, <br />Engineer, a Certified Professional in Stormwater Quality, Qualified <br />ENV SP, PMP <br />SWPPP Practitioner and Developer, and a Qualified Industrial <br />Technical Advisor QA/QC /Grant <br />Stormwater Practitioner. He has served as Principal -in -Charge and <br />Project Manager on innumerable stormwater projects across the <br />United States which have involved the development of NPDES <br />stormwater pollution prevention and monitoring programs, preparation <br />Education <br />of erosion and sediment control guidelines, stormwater research <br />MS and BS, Civil Engineering <br />and pilot studies, NPDES illicit storm drain connection programs, <br />spill prevention studies, control and countermeasures planning, and <br />Registrations/Certifications <br />industrial stormwater pollution prevention programs. Throughout <br />• Registered Civil Engineer #57536, CA <br />his career, Ed has managed projects for federal, state, local, and <br />• Certified Professional in Erosion and <br />private sector clients. He also serves on the Executive Committee <br />Sediment Control #2776 <br />and as the Water Committee Co -Chair of the Industrial Environmental <br />• CPSWQO#103 <br />Association. <br />• QSD/QSP #00060 <br />Port of Long Beach, Recycled Water/Stormwater Harvesting <br />• ENV SP #22220 <br />Feasibility Study, Port of Long Beach, CA <br />• QISP #00069 <br />Protection of water quality and conservation of potable water supplies <br />are top priorities of the Port of Long Beach and of the Green Port <br />Why select <br />Policy. As project manager, Ed is leading a team that is conducting a <br />• Extensive stormwater management <br />special study focused on opportunities for the use of recycled water at <br />knowledge <br />the Port and opportunities for stormwater harvesting and reuse. This <br />• Expert in local and regional water quality <br />planning level special study includes: <br />design guideline and criteria <br />Water recycling to: <br />• Leading multiple regional stormwater <br />. Inventory existing reclaimed water lines installed within the Harbor <br />management projects <br />District <br />• Assess additional infrastructure needs and costs required to use <br />existing recycled water lines <br />• Assess possible sources of reclaimed water, such as local publicly <br />owned treatment works (POTWs) <br />• Evaluate feasibility and costs assessment of a Port owned and <br />operated POTW <br />• Identify possible end uses within the Port (toilets, irrigation, <br />industrial water users, truck/equipment wash racks, cooling towers, <br />well injection, dust control) and quantification of demand <br />• Assess infrastructure needs and cost to expand the existing system <br />to meet demand <br />* Denotes projects completed with other firms <br />mStantec • Proposal for On Call Stannwater Project Design Services <br />