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History/ imental History Jeremy Hollins is an architectural historian and has performed numerous historic evaluations for a range of resources based on local, California, and National Register criteria and through DPR 523 forms, HABS reports, cultural landscape reports, and historic structures reports. Additionally, Jeremy has been the lead historian on several major projects, including a historic reconnaissance survey of 12,000 resources in San Diego and a historic structures report for two Old Town San Diego National Register Properties. He has a detailed knowledge of the laws and ordinances that affect historic properties, such as Section 106, NHPA, CEQA, NEPA, State Historic Building Code, and the Secretary of Interior Treatment Standards. Additionally, two academic journals have published Jeremy's work, and he was an adjunct instructor in `World Architectural History' before coming to URS. Sylvia Novoa — Public Involvement Education: BA/English (Minor: Spanish) Certificate of Forensic Translation Sylvia Novoa has more than 20 years of experience in the management of public outreach and education programs. She is knowledgeable regarding the issues that face Orange County, and understands how to navigate within the political arena. Equally important, Sylvia truly understands the process, means and methods, and knows what it will take to reach stakeholders and give them an opportunity to participate and feel heard. Sylvia's experience encompasses the Metropolitan Bakersfield Transportation Systems Study, where she was responsible for coordinating community workshops and focused roundtable meetings with special interest groups that included homeowners, business owners and real estate professionals. She also implemented highly successful public outreach campaigns on the SR-2 Terminus project and the I-5 MIS, and is currently involved in the outreach program for the Mission College Master Plan EIR. Her work on the Mission College project in Sylmar is particularly relevant because it deals with a community undergoing urbanization, where the influx of new residents is threatening to cause a loss of open space. Most notably, she recently completed the public outreach effort for the Riverside to Orange County MIS, where she worked extensively with OCTA staff to implement the public outreach component of the study. Bob Collacott — Permitting (Stormwater) Education: MBA/1986 MS/1976/Science, Biology BS/1974/Science, Biology Bob has 27 years of experience covering a broad range of environmental programs related to water quality. He is responsible for directing projects involving discharge permitting, surface water quality management and planning, and regulatory - compliance plan development and implementation. Bob founded the State Water Resources Control Board's s (SWRCB) Stormwater Quality Task Force that provides consultation to and liaison among water quality regulators (EPA, SWRCB, I RWQCBs) and stormwater dischargers (municipal and industrial). Also, as Chairman of the Water Resources Committee of the Southern California Chapter of APWA, he organized and presented a number of workshops since 1988 addressing the requirements of the CWA to thousands of industrial and municipal compliance managers and consultants. John Lague — Air Quality Education: MS/ 1973 /Meteorology BS/1970/Physical Sciences John Lague, who will lead the air quality effort, has over 34 years of continuous experience in air quality consulting. He has prepared CEQA analyses for numerous projects and has conducted extensive air quality studies for a variety of industries. John's project experience ranges from air permitting of local gasoline stations to large power generating projects. John has experience with emission quantification of motor vehicles, construction activities, coating operations, landfills, municipal waste � vRs