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Section 1: Introduction (continued) Resource Management DEA's Natural Resources group includes a multi -disciplinary group of botanists, wildlife biologists, wetland ecologists, soil scientists, and fisheries experts. Combined with DEA's environmental planners, civil engineers, landscape architects, hydrologists, and surveyors, our team provides a comprehensive view of every project. Professional. knowledge. and experience, coupled with state-of-the-art technology, enhance the capabilities of our resource management teams. Team members have been specifically trained in the following disciplines: Habitat Evaluation Procedures (HEP), Wetland Evaluation Techniques, and Federal Inter -agency Triple Parameter Wetland Delineation Methodology. Site Planning and Development DEA's understanding of site development concerns stems from our experience in dealing with the details and complexities of a variety of projects, ranging from small commercial developments and subdivisions to mixed -use developments and planned communities. Current planning and development requirements, a more sophisticated market, and an increasingly sensitive public contribute to today's stricter development climate. DEA regularly deals with these concerns and is able to maintain a variety of perspectives due to our extensive experience with both private and public sector clients. PROJECT TEAM DEA has assembled a project team with extensive experience in the preparation of environmental impact reports and statements. Key DE,4 personnel who will be responsible for this work program include Barry Hogan, Marc Blodgett, Josephine Tan Alido, and Janica Jones. Other DEA personnel who will be directly involved in this work program include Duffy Atkinson, P.E., and Sorin Garber, P.E. A project team organization chart is provided on the following page. Individual resumes are provided in the following pages. Barry Hogan - Project Principal: Mr. Hogan has recently. joined DEA. He brings with him 19 years of experience as a planner for both public and private agencies. He has worked on a wide variety of planning projects for Rancho Cucamonga, Poway, San Diego and other cities in Riverside, Orange and San Diego counties. He heads the environmental planning section of Southern California and will be responsible for the preparation of the Redevelopment Plan EIR and in directing the project. Marc Blodgett - Project Manager - Mr. Blodgett has over nine years of experience in the preparation of environmental studies. He managed EIR's City of Santa Ana Redevelopment Plan EIR 1-2