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City of Anaheim, State College Avenue Grade Separation Project, Anaheim, CA. The
<br />project proposes an undercrossing at the current at -grade State College Boulevard railroad
<br />crossing within the SCRRA rail corridor. Michele's responsibilities included planning and
<br />managing the acquisitions and relocations of the desired residential, commercial and mixed-
<br />use properties for this project. She was also responsible for preparing cost estimates,
<br />impact analysis reports and preparing the relocation plan.
<br />City of Riverside, SR -91 HOV Disposition Project, Riverside, CA. The project involves the
<br />disposition of city and agency owned properties. Michele managed the disposition of
<br />commercial and industrial properties within the City, including redevelopment project
<br />areas, to the Riverside County Transportation Commission (ROTC) for the construction of
<br />one HOV lane and to close the existing HOV gap within the SR -91 HOV lanes.
<br />City of Pomona, Downtown East Mixed -Use Project, Pomona, CA. This transit oriented
<br />project is located in the heart of downtown Pomona and within close proximity to the
<br />Metrolink station. The project consisted of the development of senior and student housing,
<br />restaurants and entertainment venues. Michele participated in the master planning of the
<br />several city blocks and was responsible for developer selections, development negotiations,
<br />property management, and demolitions.
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<br />Michele Chan
<br />Project Manager
<br />Professional Experience
<br />Education
<br />Michele Chan has more than 20 years of comprehensive experience in the management of
<br />Bachelor of Science,
<br />local government right of way services and real estate development programs. She has a
<br />California State
<br />depth of local government experience with the City of Pomona and Riverside including
<br />Polytechnic
<br />projects that involved Caltrans oversight. Michele has hands-on involvement in all aspects
<br />University, Pomona
<br />of real estate services including appraisal management, acquisition, relocation assistance,
<br />disposition, contract administration, business attraction/retention, developer selection, and
<br />Professional
<br />development negotiations. She is familiar with all levels of government and is very
<br />Registrations
<br />experienced with formal and informal neighborhood groups. She has in-depth knowledge of
<br />Real Estate Officer
<br />the project delivery process and its inter -related functions, with the ability to guide real
<br />License, California
<br />estate activities from project initiation through construction completion and final project
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<br />closeout. Michele understands the importance of adhering to schedules and budgets in
<br />Real Estate Broker
<br />order to support of her clients' visions and goals. She is a strong motivator and drives a
<br />License, California
<br />project to success by communicating clearly with clients and bringing creative solution
<br />options to their attention.
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<br />Professional
<br />Project Experience
<br />Affiliations
<br />City of Fullerton, Raymond Avenue Grade Separation Project, Fullerton, CA. The project
<br />International Right of
<br />involves the acquisition of 34 properties and relocations of commercial and industrial
<br />businesses and single-family residences, utility relocation coordination, and involves
<br />Way Association
<br />Caltrans oversight. Michele prepared the relocation budget and is managing the relocation
<br />National Association
<br />process for the project.
<br />of Realtors
<br />Orange County Transportation Authority, Lakeview Avenue Grade Separation Project,
<br />HDR Tenure
<br />Anaheim/Placentia, CA. The project involves the acquisition of 27 properties and relocation
<br />2 Years
<br />of 16 businesses and residences, utilities coordination and relocation, and Caltrans Right of
<br />Industry Tenure
<br />Way Certification. Michele is responsible for managing the acquisition and relocation
<br />processes required for the project. She has recommended settlement terms and/or
<br />20 Years
<br />condemnation when negotiations have reached an impasse with the affected property
<br />owners.
<br />City of Anaheim, State College Avenue Grade Separation Project, Anaheim, CA. The
<br />project proposes an undercrossing at the current at -grade State College Boulevard railroad
<br />crossing within the SCRRA rail corridor. Michele's responsibilities included planning and
<br />managing the acquisitions and relocations of the desired residential, commercial and mixed-
<br />use properties for this project. She was also responsible for preparing cost estimates,
<br />impact analysis reports and preparing the relocation plan.
<br />City of Riverside, SR -91 HOV Disposition Project, Riverside, CA. The project involves the
<br />disposition of city and agency owned properties. Michele managed the disposition of
<br />commercial and industrial properties within the City, including redevelopment project
<br />areas, to the Riverside County Transportation Commission (ROTC) for the construction of
<br />one HOV lane and to close the existing HOV gap within the SR -91 HOV lanes.
<br />City of Pomona, Downtown East Mixed -Use Project, Pomona, CA. This transit oriented
<br />project is located in the heart of downtown Pomona and within close proximity to the
<br />Metrolink station. The project consisted of the development of senior and student housing,
<br />restaurants and entertainment venues. Michele participated in the master planning of the
<br />several city blocks and was responsible for developer selections, development negotiations,
<br />property management, and demolitions.
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