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Y I �Storm Drain Master Plan �
<br />Phase 2 ( RFP No, 16 -02
<br />Jeremy Hohnbaum, PE, QSD/QSP, LEED AP I Low impact
<br />De vo l o pm en t /Re tro fit tin g
<br />Mr. Hohnbaum is a Project Engineer with broad experience in
<br />both flood control and water quality branches of stormwater
<br />management. Since joining Michael Baker he has prepared
<br />quantity and cost estimate worksheets and technical reports,
<br />and has experience with hydraulic /hydrologic modeling. He has
<br />prepared stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans (SWPPPs)
<br />and erosion control plans. He has design experience with non-
<br />structural and structural Best Management Practices
<br />(BMPs). His computer modeling background includes the
<br />application of the Army Corps of Engineers Flood Hydrograph
<br />HEC -1, Water Surface Profiles HEC -2, HEC-RAS (River
<br />Analysis System), Advanced Engineering Software for
<br />hydrologic /hydraulic analysis in Southern California, and
<br />Pollutant Load Reduction Modeling (PLRM). Mr. Hohnbaum has been involved on various phases of
<br />projects including field reconnaissance, preliminary design, final design, and report preparation.
<br />Recent Experience includes:
<br />Sustainable Water Master Plan, Santa Monica, California. City of Santa
<br />Monica. Engineer. Responsibilities included water quality evaluation, water harvest and use analysis,
<br />gray water supply and demand analysis, and regional stormwater capture planning and feasibility
<br />analysis. Michael Baker assisted the city with the rainwater, gray water, and stormwater sections of
<br />the city's sustainable water master plan. Michael Baker's services included geographic information
<br />system (GIS) rainfall analysis and gray water demand analysis, identification of potential stormwater
<br />capture locations at a local and regional level, and evaluation of the feasibility of stormwater reuse.
<br />Watershed Planning and Engineering, Orange County, California. County of
<br />Orange, Engineer. Responsibilities included water quality. Michael Baker assisted with watershed
<br />planning and engineering, including preparation of watershed management plans, updates of
<br />hydromodification management plans (HMP), design services, and construction documents for post -
<br />construction best management practices (BMP). The project included development of standard low -
<br />impact development (LID) designs, revisions to the HMP, negotiations with the San Diego Regional
<br />Board staff regarding the HMP provisions, assistance with grant applications, development of the
<br />2013 NSMP BMP Strategic Plan, and assistance with development of the Selenium TMDL for the
<br />Newport Bay Watershed.
<br />Oso Creek Multi -Use Trail, Laguna Niguel, California. City of Laguna Niguel. Project
<br />Manager. Michael Baker prepared final plans, specifications, and estimates for a multi -use trail along
<br />the western edge of Forbes Road, between its terminus at the Three Flags Commercial Center to the
<br />north and the Metrolink Commuter Rail Transit Station to the south. The multi -use trail includes a 12-
<br />foot wide pervious asphalt section adjacent to a 10 -foot wide DG section. The AC trail serves as the
<br />Orange County Flood Control District's maintenance road for the Oso Creek Channel. The project
<br />funding source requires that the project implement water quality features within the project limits. As
<br />such, the project includes a bio- retention parkway approximately 650 feet long by 15 feet wide.
<br />Additional improvements include hardscape enhancements, such as boulders and cobble stone,
<br />decorative crosswalk designs, street furniture and related bike and equestrian amenities, decorative
<br />fencing, and street /trail way - finding and interpretive signage,
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