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HomeMy WebLinkAbout01/25/2002 1225 Maiax Street [] Sebastian, Florida 32958 Telephone {561} 589-5330 [3 Fax {561} 589-5570 City Council Information Letter January 25, 2002 Partnerships with the School District of Indian River County In an effort to address various partnership opportunities with the City of Sebastian, a meeting took place earlier this week with School District of Indian River County Superintendent Dr. Roger Dearing. We had Productive discussions relative to proposed agreements to govern retention pond use by the City to facilitate stormwater management in neighborhoods north of County Road 512, as well as shared use of four additional ballflelds in the community. As such, arrangements will be made in the coming weeks for both the City Council and School Board to consider respective agreements to govern activities accordingly. I have spoken with some of you individually in the past about such possible arrangements, whereby rightful interest seems to exist. As to be communicated when formal recommendations are made, relevant program logistics will be beneficial to both parties. Letters from Con.qressman Weldon's Office Please find the attached letters as compiled and delivered by Congressman David Weldon's Office delivered a few days ago in response to our letter as presented to him personally during your January 9th meeting, in an effort to solicit his support of our efforts to secure federal funding for various improvements at Sebastian Municipal Airport, specifically, the reopening of Runway 9-27. The second letter actually documents his support of the City of Sebastian's interest in this regard, as the correspondence has been forwarded to the Federal Aviation Administration Congressional Liaison's Office in Washington D.C. As previously reported, meetings and sessions will be scheduled sometime after adoption of the new Sebastian Municipal Airport (SMA) Master Plan, as necessary to fulfill our efforts to secure as much funding as possible to benefit SMA and the community's vision. I was personally happy to receive these letters, as they show, in my opinion, a City Council Information Letter January 25, 2002 Page 2 sincere initial attempt to assist accordingly. I am therefore even more confident that we will be successful. City Engineer Recruitment I am pleased to report that both the City Manager's Office and the Department of Human Resources will soon be concluding the recruitment process for the City Engineer position. During the past week, several telephone conferences transpired with engineering professionals throughout Florida and the Southeast United States, yielding a slate of three (3) finalist invited to meet with both me and an interview panel consisting of members of the Sebastian Management Team and Ms. Susan Harm, Director of Public Works for the City of Palm Bay, who has agreed to assist the panel as an outside, objective civil engineering expert. I have provided you with copies of resumes of professionals who will be meeting with us Monday February 4th, I therefore anticipate being able to make an offer of employment in the following days. Pelican Island Celebration Attached you will find the preliminary program for the 2002 Pelican Island Wildlife Festival to be held Sunday March 10, 2002 at Riverview Park. This year's celebration will help initiate a formal countdown to next year's Pelican Island Centennial Celebration, whereby opportunities will exist for visitors to learn more about respective planned activities. Total attendance for last year's event was estimated by the Sebastian Police Department to be nearly 7,000. This year's event is anticipated to equal, if not exceed that amount (weather permitting of course). Enclosure(s): Letters from Congressman Weldon's Office Preliminary Program - 2002 Pelican Island Wildlife Festival Resumes - City Engineer Finalist My Documents/InfoLetter119 WASHINGTON, DC 20515 (202) 225-3671 BREVARD Co. GOVT, COMPLEX 2725 JUDGE FRAN JAMIESON WAY BUILDING C MELBOURNE, FL 32940 Jalluary 15, 2002 Te~enceMoore, City Manage? City ofSebasfian 1225Main S~eet Sebastian, FL 32958 Dear Terrence: DAVE WELDON GOVERNMENT REFORM CHAIRMAN SCIENCE FINANCIAL SERVICES It was good to hear from you, although I regret the circumstances which caused you to get in touch with my office. Please know that I want to help you resolve this issue, and I will be pleased to ask the appropriate federal agency to review your situation. In order to receive answers to your situation, I have contacted the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). Once I receive word from them, I will be back in contact with you. As the Congressman for the 15th District of Florida, I welcome this opportunity to serve you. I hope you will always feel free to call on me. With warm regards and best wishes, I remain, Sincerely, Dave Weldon Member of Congress DJW:pg Printed on Recycted Paper DISTRICT OFf:ICE: BREVARD Co. GOVT. COMPLEX )ou e o! re entati e5 as in ton, 20515 DAVE WELDON 15TH DISTRICT, FLORIDA GOVERNMENT REFQRM CHAIRMAN SCIENCE Januat7 15, 2002 Sir/Madam Federal Aviation Administration Congressional Liaison 800 Independence Ave. Rm 1022 Washington, DC 20590 COpy FINANCIAL SERVICES Dear Sir/Madam: Enclosed is a copy of correspondence I have received from my constituent, Mr. Terrence Moore, City Manager, City of Sebastian, concerning the City of Sebastian's efforts to reactivate Runway 9-27 at Sebastian Municipal Airport. As I understand it, the City of Sebastian intends to solicit Airport Improvement Program (AIP) funding with your agency early this year. I ask that you give serious consideration to their request and have enclosed their correspondence for your use. The city believes this action will allow for an increase in the safety of airport operations as well as provide for the community compatibility and economic growth needed to ensure the quality of life for their residents and surrounding neighborhoods. Any consideration you may give to this request will be greatly appreciated by my constituents. Please direct your response to my District Office address listed above. Again, I am grateful for any assistance you may be able to provide in this matter. Sincerely, Dave Weldon Member of Congress DJW:pg Printed on Recycled Paper Tenth Annual PRESERVATION SOCIETY March 10, 2002 Riverview Park, Sebastian Created to promote and support the Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge Free Parking Free Admission Center Stage Activities & Announcements In the Center of Riverview Park 11:00 am- 12:00 pm Live Wildlife Presentation Live Birds of Prey Show Scott and Carol McCorkle, Falconer and Wildlife Rehabilitators Featuring an American Bald Eagle from Audubon's' Center for Birds of Prey, learn about the behavior and nesting habits of the Bald Eagle and Florida's Eagle Watch Program. Sco~t and Carol will also bring their usual variety of falcons, hawks and owls, including an American kestrel, merlin, and red- shouldered hawk. Scott will talk about his training and hunting work he does with his birds as a falconer. 12:00 pm 12:15 pm Brown Pelican Release 'Countdown to The Centennial' Public Ceremony Keynote Speakers 1:00 pm Pelican Island Historical Skit 1:30 pm - 2:30 pm Live Wildlife Presentation Florida's Turtles, Snakes, and Alligators Pat and Jerry Loll, Wildlife Educators and Rehabilitators Know your cold-blooded neighbors! Get a great introduction to reptiles that you might encounter in Florida if you're lucky. The Lolls' live reptile show will feature native snakes, including the eastern indigo, Florida pine and corn snakes, various freshwater turtles, American alligators, and gopher tortoises. Get up close and personal with these elusive creatures and learn about their unique physiology and adaptations. 2:30 pm Photography Contest Awards Presentation Youth Poster Contest A wards Presentation 3:30 pm' Raffle Drawing Wildlife Educational Seminars Seminar Tent located at the Northwest Corner of Riverview Park 10:00 am- 11:00 am Brown Pelicans & Other Colonial Water Birds of Pelican Island Rich Paul, National Audubon Society Florida Coastal Islands Sanctuaries A feature presentation of Pelican Island's history and the magnificent birds of the Indian River Lagoon! Learn about the early exploitation of birds for their feathers and eggs, the importance of Pelican Island to the birds of the Indian River Lagoon and their population status. Rich will talk about current roosting and nesting on the island and talk about a few ofhis favor/te birds including the Reddish egret and the Roseate spoonbill. 11:30 am- 12:30 pm Marine Turtle Nesting and Research at the Archie Carr National Wildlife Refuge Dr. Llew Ehrhart, University of Central Florida Get a very special glimpse into the research world of sea turtles within the Archie Can: National Wildlife Refuge. Learn about the history of sea turtle nest surveying and results, the 1980's surveying that confim~ed the global significance and establishment of the Archie Cart NWR, and the most recent cutting-edge satellite telemetry research being done in 2 partnership with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the Nationai Marine Fisheries Service and the Hubbs-SeaWorld Research Institute. Look at nesting trends in Loggerhead, Green and Leatherback sea turtles seen at the Archie Can- Refuge since its creation in 1991. 1:00 pm- 2:00 pm Dolphins of the Indian River Lagoon Steve McCulloch, Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institution Learn all about the current dolphin research and initial findings, the threats facing the resident population and the solutions £or preserving our Indian River Dolphins. The presentation will uncover the skin disease afflicting dolphins; the populations sudden increase in mortality and the decrease in viable sea grass beds within the Lagoon. 2:30 pm-3:30 pm The Florida Scrub Jay and Scrub Habitat Dave Breininger, Dynamac Corporation, Kennedy Space Center Find out all that is being discovered about the habitat needs and sociobiology of Florida scrub-jays along central Florida's Atlantic Coast. The presentation will focus on relationships among Florida scrub-j ay demography, dispersal, habitat arrangements, and social behavior. The talk will include a combination of introductory material on Florida scrub-jays and. a bhef review of some of the latest scientific data. Sea Turtle Hurdles Squirrel in the Woods Habitat Chairs Puppet Show Game Kid's Activity A rea Next to the Center Stage Free Boat Tours To Pelican Island Boarding at Yacht Club Across from Riverview Park HARBOR PRINCESS TOURS (No Groups Please) 11:00 am 1-Hour Tours at: 1:00 pm 2:00 pm 3:00 pm Kayaking Tours In the Indian River ~4cross from Riverview Park (No Groups Please) 10:00 am- 4:00 pm Free Kayaking Demonstrations and Orientations 10:00 am& 11:30 am I Hour Paddles to the Spoil Island - fun and easy! Get a family fun orientation to kayaking in the Indian River Lagoon. $5/person l:00 pm - 3:30 pm 2 ¥2 Hour Ecotour Paddle to Pelican Island - with Master Naturalist Cheryl Cummins. Kayak to the historic Pelican Island rookery much like Paul Kroegel (first wildlife warden did with his small sailboat to chase off plume hunters in 1903. $10/person Music and Entertainment Area Southeast Corner of Riverview Park Across from the River Bring your lawn chair and enjoy Sebastian on the River! 10:45 am- 11:30 am 11:30 am- 12:15 pm 12:15 pm-l:00pm & 1:00 pm- 1:45 pm 1:45 pm- 2:30 pm 2:30 pm- 3:15 pm 3:15 pm-4:00 pm Rich Mermer Finger style guitarist and instrument builder will perform a mixture of acoustic blues, gospel, and slide tunes. From foot tapping tunes using bottleneck slide to the sweet sounds of lap style guitar. Harp & Harmony Peggy and Time Behrendt perform as a duo on harp, keyboard, and harmonica with the sounds of "nature" mixed iht9 the background. Music to soothe the soul. Jazzmin This trio will be performing all your jazz favorites, from the mellow old time standards to the "Hot Club" swing stylings that have once again become so popular. Kathy Ivers - vocals and guitar; Ed Kavetsky - guitar; George Berry - bass. Barry Brogan Finger style and slide guitarist that just can't get enough of the blues. His set will feature a variety of standards and always offers a few surprises. Doug Moss Fine Singer and guitarist (12 string) that will cover all your contemporary favorites, from James Taylor to Jimmy Buffett. Guaranteed to put a smile on your face. Brad Keeler Brad is always enthusiastic about shahng his mixture of what he calls "antique music". You'll hear a mixture of 4 blues, gospel, bluegrass, and old time backcountry tunes performed on guitar, mandolin, and dobro (he'll also accompany himself on harmonica). Special Exhibitors & Demonstrations Throughout Riverview Park All day 10:00 am- 4:00 pm Pelican Island Preservation Society (PIPS) The Pelican Island Wildlife Festival is and annual festival produced by P~S to celebrate the anniversary of the Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge. All proceeds go directly towards education and support of America's first refuge, Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge. Stop by the P~S booth to find: · Pelican Island memorabilia and gift items · Raffle tickets for 3 featured prizes! The Fish & Wildlife Service and Florida's National Wildlife Refuges Pelican IslandNWR & Archie Cart NWR's Merritt Island NWR Lower Suwannee & Cedar Keys NWR's Natural Pest Control in your Garden Using Bats St. Marks NWR What Can You Do on a Refuge? The BIG 6. Okefenokee NWR Recycling Chassahowitzka & Crystal River NWR's National Key Deer Refuge Ding Darling NWR Welaka National Fish Hatchery Lagoon Life and Fishery Tank Exhibits U.S. Fish & Wildlife Law Enforcement Confiscated Wildlife Products Exhibit Heritage Exhibits Heritage of the Ancient Ones Recreates the world of Florida's first people through educational demonstrations of the history and traditions of the ancient Native Americans. Live Wildlife Exhibits Visit a variety of educational native Florida wildlife exhibits, including birds of prey and snakes from rehabilitation and educational centers and fishery tanks from our National Fish Hatchery. Don't miss the special Wildlife Shows at 11:00 am and 1:30 pm. Wildlife & Nature Arts and Crafts Professional artists will have their works for sale. Items include nature photography, paintings and watercolors, etched glass, wind chimes, woodcarvings, animal puzzles and more. Educational, Environmental and Public Lands Exhibits Stroll through the park and get an environmental education experience about the wildlife and habitat treasures oflnclian River County. Learn about all that is being done to protect our resources, what services are available to you and how you can help wildlife and habitat in Florida. Photography & Poster Contest Display Located at the east end of the park by the playground, displays ail the submitted enthes for the Nature & Wildlife Photography Contest and the Posters designed by students within Indian River County schools. Wildlife Festival Characters Make sure your kid's don't miss them! "The Blue Goose" - from the National Wildlife Refuge System "Pelly-Can" - from Keep Brevard Beautiful "Sticky Man" - from Keep Florida Beautiful "Manatee" - from Crystal River National Wildlife Refuge Food Vendors Adjacent to Music and Entertainment Area Vero Lake Volunteer Fire Department Fish Fry Mellisa's Gourmet Bakery Bono's Barbeque Pro Chef Evertea Tea Tradehouse Fox Hollow Fudgery 6 Event Sponsors Disney's Vero Beach Resort Harbor Princess Tour Boat Abercrombie & Kent Global Foundation Korzenewski Foundation Kayaks, etc. Sebastian Animal Hospital Spectrum Interior Designs Partners Aviah Reconditioning Center Pat and Jerry Loll Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institution Dynamac Corporation Dr. Llew Ehrhart Rich Wilson Rich Mermer City of Sebastian Sebastian Inlet State Park Jane Rollins Festival Committee Pelican Island Preservation Society Walt Stieglitz Ilka Daniel Ruth Davies David Cox Jill Geisz Terese Harbor Mary Ann Krueger Rachel Tritaik Denise Leeming Pelican Island US Fish Joanna Taylor Paul Tritaik & Wildlife Service - Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge Mr. Jim Sexton, Director Human Resources City of Sebastian 1225 Main St. Sebastian, FI 32958 Dear Mr. Sexton: 1585 Sprucewood Td. Tallahasseel FI 32311 November 28, 2001 This is in response to your advertisement on the American Public Works Association website for applicants for the position of City Engineer with the City of Sebastian. I would like to be considered for this position. Enclosed is a current resume of my education and work experience. References and/or letters of recommendation are available upon request. You will please note that I have 26 years of experience in municipal public works, all of it in a supervisory capacity. I am a registered professional engineer in the states of Fiodda and Georgia. If an application is necessary, please forward the form to me via mail or E-Mail. Otherwise I will be happy to discuss this position with you at your convenience. Thank-you for your consideration. Sincerely, H. L Holsh~ hoisbd~,nettall¥~om 850 216-1070 encl. RESUME Name: Address Phone Henry L. Holshouser, dr. (Buddy) 1565 Sprucewood Trl Tallahassse, FI 323t 1 850 216-1070 E-Mail: holsb@nettally.com EDUCATION Aug,60 - May,63 Aug,63 - Aug,67 Aug,67 - Dec,68 Dec,68 - Present Garinger High School, Charlotte, North Carolina - Graduated Clemson Univemity, Clemson, South Carolina - B.S. Civil Engineering Clemson University, Clemson, South Carolina - M.S. Civil Engineering Numerous short courses, seminars and conferences WORK EXPERIENCE May 2000 - May 2001 Director of Public Works, CiW of Crystal River, Florida Manage the Department of Public Works for a small town. Responsible for streets, stormwater, parks, fleet and building maintenance, solid waste, water production and distribution, sanitary sewer collection and treatment, building inspection, planning and code enfomement. Also responsible for the City's capital program, from project identification and funding, through planning and design to final inspection. For FY2001, the capital program included a variety of projects from a $5,000,000 + sewer expansion to a $4,000 sign for City Hall. Annual operating budget of approximately $3,000,000. Apd11990 - June 12, 1998 Director of Growth Management. City of Tallahassee. Florida Manage the activities of the department responsible for the development, implementation and enforoement of all land development regulations for the City. The Growth Management Department had four (4) divisions; Administration, Building Inspection, Concurrency Management and Environmental Services. The regulations under the Department's control included site plan and subdivision; concurrency; tree protection; stormwater management; landscape; environmental protection; zoning; and building codes. It was staffed with 73 professional, technical and clerical employees and had an operating budget in FY98 of $4,378,216. January 1985 - April 1990 Assr Director Dept of Public Works. City of Tallahassee, Florida Assist the Department Director in all aspects of the administration of the City's Department of Public Works. In 1990, the department consisted of eight (8) divisions; Streets and Drainage, Engineering, Traffic Engineering, Cemetery and Right of Way, Solid Waste, Building Inspection, Environmental Services and Real Estate. The Department employed 463 people and had an operating and capital budget of $23,864,756 and $23,082,900, respectively. While in this position I was involved in the development of the first Storrnwater Utility in the State and drafted a variety of ordinances and standards related to land development, street and utility installations. July 1976 - December 1984 Chief of Traffic Enoineedno, City of Tallahassee~ Florida Responsible for all traffic engineering functions in the Oity of Tallahassee, pop. 125,000. The division installed, operated and maintained all traffic signals, including a UTCS Computerized System, signs, pavement markings and parldng meters. Also responsible for the planning, design and construction of traffic operations improvements, sidewalks, bikeways, new streets and major roadway improvements. Served in advisory capacity to the City Commission, Metropolitan Planning Organization, Planning Commission and Board of Adjustment and Appeals on all land use and transportation mattem. January 1974 - July 1976 City Traffic Engineer, City of Savannah. Geoq:lia Responsible for all traffic engineering functions in the City. Also responsible for acting in an advisory capacity to Metropolitan Planning Commission and other City agencies on land use and transportation planning matters. Supervised staffof 20 planners, technicians, clerical workers and field personnel. Mamh 1971 - January 1974 Asst Traffic Engineer for Urban Programs, NC DOT, Raleigh, North Carolina Responsible for assisting the Traffic Engineer for Urban Programs in implementing TOPICS (Traffic Operations Program to Improve Capacity and Safety) in North Carolina. This included administering all phases of TOPICS from plan development to project completion and evaluation. Job involved working closely with Traffic Engineers and Planners in the urban areas of the State, all departments of the State Highway Department, the Federal Highway Administration and engineering consultants. Supervised two (2) engineers and two (2) technicians. December 1968 - March 1971 Div Traffic Enclineer, NC DOT, Aberdeen, North Carolin~ Responsible for traffic engineering functions on state highway system roads in an eight (8) county rural area of North Carolina. This included the planning and design of traffic operational improvements; planning and design review of large roadway projects; and working with local governments on projects of mutual interest. Other Registered Professional Engineer- States of Florida and Georgia Real Estate Salesperson License - Florida Member APWA and AWWA Rev 10/16/01 Vaun~3tte Davis From: Sent: To: Subject: Ann Rousseau Monday, December 03, 2001 1:15 PM Vaunette Davis FW: City Engineer' Position ..... Original Message ..... From: Bassam Samara [mailto:bsamara@sfwmd.gov] Sent: Monday, December 03, 2001 12:19 PM To: city@cityofsebastian.org Cc: Bassam Samara Subject: City Engineer Position Hello, My name is Bassam Samara, and I would like to be considered for employment for the "City Engineer" position currently advertised. Attached, please find my resume. In case of any questions, please contact me at (561)682-6855 or 389-6785 or my email address. Thank you Bassarn Samara, P.E. 958 S. M/litary trail PMB#1201 W. Palm Beach, FL 33415 January 4, 2002 Human Resources Deparhment City of Sebastian 1225 Main Street Sebastian, FL 32958 Subject: City Engineer Position Application Hello, I would like to be considered for employment for the City Engineer position currently advertised. Attached, please fmd my Resume. If an application form is needed, please send me one. Thank you~ Sincerely, Bassam Samara, Bassam Samara, P.E. 958 South Military Trail, PMB#1201 West Palm Beach, Florida 33415 Tel: (561) 389-6785 Home -(561 ) 682-6855 Work 'm interested in a position in the domain of Civil Engineering or Engineering Manage t EDUCAT,ON 1992-1993 University of South Florida, Tampa, Florida ~, Masters of Science in Enqineerinq Manaqement (MSEM). \ ~, -Project Management -Engineering Value Analyeis~_ -Pdncip}es of Enginearing Management -Environmental Enginaering .Engineering Management & Strategy -Advanced Urban hydrology -Work Design Productivity -Advanced Traffic & Highway Engineering 1983-1986 University of South Florida1 Tampa, Florida. Bachelor of Science in Civil Enqineerin.q (BSCE) ..~ WORK EXPERIENCE 1990-~rer~: South Florida Water Ma---~--aage~ (95-currrent) Engineering & Project ~,~\\ Management Dept.: Staff Engineer, P.E.: Project manager/Engineer for drainage, ~;~ ~ surface water management systems, pump station, culvert, concrete bridge, and .//~- '/~ ?,,roadway/transportation design projects. Canals culvert bridge projects and some ,~,¢, ~,¢/hydrologic restoration projects. Work involved overseeing projects from start to ~/ finish including co-ordinating with various departments and entities, conceptual ~'~ /~ design, environmental permits, preparation of cost estimates, final plans and specs, /construction inspection, and other project management / engineering matters. ~ Land Management Dept · (92-95)' Project Manager / Engineer, P.E ' Channel / hydraulics, hydrologic restoration of lands of "Save Our Rivers" program, drainage, surface water / storm water systems, water quantity & quality, etc .... Surface Water Management Dept.: (90-91) Water resources / surface water management systems analysis & review. Permitting of complex projects in relation to water quantity and quality issues. 1989-1990: Hilsborough County Engineering Dept.: Engineer Ih Drainage, storm water, and surface water management systems / flood control projects. Rural and urban roadway and drainage systems and transportation design. 1988-1989: City of Plant City Public Works Dept.: Civil Engineer: Drainage, storm water, hydrology / hydraulics, storm sewer, and sanitary sewer design, analysis, and review, Roadway and Transportation design. PERSONAL INFORMATION Born in1964. Familiar with Europe. USA citizen. Interests: Traveling, Sports (soccer, volleyball, and exercise). Fishing. REFERENCES: Available upon request. November 25, 2001 I am ir~t~r~med in applying for tho positi,~ of City Engino,r. I haw over 25 y~ar~ expeaimce h mrmieipal mgam~rmg in Florida, mclutling 10 ya~rr~ m City Engin~r/Dopury ~ of Pabiic Works for tho City of Orlando. I am cra'ruffly wofl~g in gao priva~ lamtor, but I miss the public mvic, asta~ ofrmmieipal mgimri~g and am looking to nYam~ to a similar positic~ in a smaller ~ reich as Sebastian. I am somow~h~ familiar with Sebastian anti ~ develolm~at ovex the 3~rs and I b~li~v~ I can bring li~ ~peri~ and l~rso~al atlu, ibu~ m sorv, the City wall, I am attae, hing a c.~py of my resume for your t~a~v. If you ~ ~hat f-mth~ dialog would be of mutual ban~fit, I w~ld b* availabl~ m iratm,Sow at your c~mv~i~nce. T~aank you f~ yourfime ~ r~mifleratim DAVID W. ZENO 1786 S. tti~was.-~e Rg, Apt Orlando, ~o~ds 3~35 Pho~: (4~ ~2155 ~: 321-22~3~ V~rss~e profe~iona~ e~gimer with over (~0) ye~r~ working J~ the public work~ mx~,. J~ackgrmmd inch~de~ over 25 years in m~mi~p~d e~eering. Registered Pro~io~! E~gineer (1', E.) ~ Florida- P~RSONAL A1Tif. I~UTES lr. vexlle~ communicatlou p~tl% both writteu ~nd verbal. Tram player with consemm building abillxi~. Good intexpersonal skills, espeoi~t~y in de~in~, with the ¢on~tRmmts, commissioners and o~er entities. WORK ~.~TORY 11/00 to Pre~e~ · Local Co~u4r~ ~gln~_H~g ~'m (c~,~nfideg~dity re~es~,d). Manager of 7/96 to 11100- ~PAR$ONS CORPORATION * Servec~ as Resident Engineer o~ several birge public works projects. 3/95 to 6/9~- SEA, · Served as Resident Falgineer on severaJ large public works projects. 9/93 to 3/95- ~elf ]~mployed in re~l business. 2/8~ to 9/93- City Engineer/Deputy Director of Publlc Works for thc City of Orlando, /~orJda. 2~! t~ 2/"/9- Assistant City Engineer for thc City of Hollywuod~ Fiorida~ 2/69 to 2/71- Civil Engineer w~h the CitT of Newark, Delaware.