OVERLAND, PACIFIC & CUTLER 3 - 2011

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rnicneie roiK, JK/wA, Michele Folk, SR/WA, R/W-RAC Principal/Vice President and Director of Training Overland, Pacific & Cutler, Inc. (Continued) Professional Affiliations; International Right of Way Association National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials American Public Works Association Member, California Redevelopment Association (CRA) Coalition of Adequate School Housing Member, California Association for Local Economic Development (CALED) Died r-wnunuc uevel0 men[ Agency — ivis. r01K an0 ner s[an Brea Economic Development Agency — Ms. Folk and her staff assisted the Agency with 16 temporary and permanent relocations through a lengthy rehabilitation process. Her development of an off-site temporary housing plan was crucial to the project's success. Transportation City of Huntington Beach — Heil Avenue Widening Project— Ms. Folk managed 19 acquisitions, including four part -takes, 3 full - takes and 13 temporary construction easements; and she facilitated the relocation of three residential owner -occupants. City of Placentia — Ms. Folk was selected to head the commercial and residential relocations for the Melrose and Placentia Avenue Under -Crossing Projects, which are associated with the OnTrac Joint Powers Authority. These projects consisted of relocation for widely differing types of businesses and residences such as auto related uses, coin-operated car wash, state -tenant leased buildings and Spanish-speaking residential tenants. Orange County Transportation Authority — Senior Project Manager in charge of the Placentia Grade Separation Project, which included the acquisition of four fee interests, seven temporary construction easements and 31 other easement interests, including negotiations with BNSF railroad. School Districts Los Angeles Unified School District — LAUSD is currently undertaking an 85 school program to ease congestion in Los Angeles' schools. Ms. Folk has managed field activities for both acquisition and relocation. The District assigned Ms. Folk the majority of the complex commercial relocations due to her reputation for superior high-level advisory services, negotiation skills and site analysis and selection. Rancho Santiago Community College District — School Redevelopment Project — This project resulted in 53 residential displacements. Ms. Folk managed the project and the team that executed these residential relocations. South Pasadena Unified School District — Ms. Folk managed the seven residential and five commercial relocations as part of a middle school expansion project. San Diego Unified School District — District Wide School Redevelopment Project — Ms. Folk was the supervisor of the team that executed over 25 acquisitions and 35 residential relocations. Page 15