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Experience with the County of Orange Public Works -Flood Division. Our staff is experienced in working with the criteria and procedures used by local agencies and the County of Orange. RBF has been an on-call consultant to the Orange County Public Works -Flood Division for the past decade. Past projects have required development of accurate models for detention / retention basin analysis, urban runoff management plans, facility designs, hydraulic deficiency studies, master plans, overflow/street flow analysis, and channel routing studies. RBF has completed numerous drainage studies of urban areas using the standard AES Software and more advanced programs such as XP-SWMM (same hydrodynamic engine as CivilStorm), including recent one- and two- dimensional modeling for the Orange County Public Works Department for Midway City. As part of these and other projects, RBF staff members have developed expertise in identifying creative solutions to complex drainage issues and in incorporating these solutions into comprehensive Capital Improvement Programs. uur experience m ueveioping mascer pian projects lnuuaes: • City of Anaheim -Storm Drain Master Plan ■ City of Yucaipa Master Plan Update • County of Orange—San Diego Creek Master Plan of Drainage • Southern California Logistics Airport Drainage Master Plan, Victorville ■ City of Buena Park—Storm Drain Master Plan ■ March Air Force Base Reuse Storm Drain Master Plan, Riverside • Midway City Drainage Master Plan, Unincorporated Orange County • Focused Master Plan of Drainage, Lathrop • Storm Water Runoff Management Plan for Talega Valley, San Clemente • City of Brisbane Storm Drain Master Plan • Heritage Fields & Orange County Great Park Drainage Master Plan, Irvine • Hillside Drainage Study and Capital Improvement Program, EI Cajon ■ Tustin Legacy -Runoff Management Plan ■ Drainage Facilities Master Plan Updates SDA 2 & SDA 9, San Diego County • Northern Sphere Master Plan of Drainage, Orange County • Tonner Hills Runoff Management Plan, Unincorporated Orange County • Santiago Hills Phase II Master Plan Drainage, Orange County ■ Peters Canyon Channel Watershed Update, Orange County • Barranca Channel Watershed Update, Orange County ■ City of Stanton, Master Plan of Drainage Geographic Information Systerns Online interactive web sites prepared as part of the master plan update for the City of Yucaipa and as a system -wide mapping tool for the County of San Bernardino. • Town of Los Gatos Master Plan of Drainage • Port of San Diego GIS Storm Water Data Management Project • Otay River Watershed Management Plan, San Diego • Naval Training Center (Liberty Station) Redevelopment, San Diego ■ Marshburn Channel Watershed Update, Irvine With over 23 years experience developing GIS based technology solutions and using the latest tools including advanced web based online applications, RBF offers a comprehensive set of GIS services capable of handling the entire span of discipline workflows in a common environment. RBF's GIS experience provides a clear understanding of the technology required to create and manage information. RBF is known for being on the forefront of leveraging technology to provide better services to our clients. As an ESRI Business Partner, RBF is in a position to keep abreast of the latest GIS technologies and maintains a full suite of GIS programs and extensions. With nearly a hundred internal ArcGIS users RBF has the resources to complete large and small scale projects. RBF maintains a fully implemented service employing ArcGIS Server and develops applications in the Silverlight environment for advanced media rich user environments. These online mapping tools can be hosted by RBF or brought in-house by our clients. Our GIS services can be used to provide easy access to the City for project status and quality control throughout plan development, as well as ongoing agency management of drainage master plan implementation. For one municipality, RBF created a custom Interactive Online Facility Mapping Web Site based on the GIS database of drainage facilities developed for the project. This application belongs to the City and enables staff to update or modify facilities on a continuous basis, creating a master plan that is always current, minimizing the need for future updates.