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Steven Roy, LEED AP
Mr. Roy, a principal environmental scientist based in Massachusetts, focuses on the assessment of water resource impacts from land use activities in urban, suburban, and rural environments. He specializes in water resources management, stormwater management, and environmental impact assessment program management and administration, which emphasizes energy efficiency and environmental sustainability in design projects. Mr. Roy's practice also uses cutting-edge satellite remote sensing imagery to assess Clean Water Act Section 303(d) listed water bodies and in tracking progress in TMDL implementation. He works with the latest stormwater best management practices (BMPs) to design and implement low impact development (LID) programs for state and local community agencies. Additionally, Mr. Roy works with leading real estate developers to optimize the development potential of their properties through innovative applications of stormwater management techniques. He has served in the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency as the manager of the Wellhead Protection Program, where he developed programs, policies, and technical documents for the protection of groundwater quality. |
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Marcus Quigley, PE, CPESC, D.WRE
Mr. Quigley, a senior civil and environmental engineer based in Massachusetts, is recognized as a national technical leader in stormwater design, research and development, modeling, data analysis, and field data acquisition. His practice focuses on challenging projects related to surface water hydrology, hydraulics, water quality, and stormwater and erosion and sediment control permitting and management. Over the past 10 years, Mr. Quigley has provided technical leadership and project management for the International Stormwater Best Management Practices Database project. He has co-authored a number of national guidance manuals for monitoring of stormwater runoff and evaluating and designing stormwater best management practices (BMPs) for clients such as the U.S. EPA, the National Cooperative Highway Research Program, the Water Environment Research Foundation, and the Federal Highway Administration. In addition to his technical and managerial leadership of a wide range of public and private water resources projects, Mr. Quigley regularly speaks at technical conferences, and has authored numerous stormwater journal articles. |
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Terry Cheek, CFP
Mr. Cheek, a principal water and natural resources scientist based in Georgia, focuses on issues affecting industry and government entities primarily centered on Clean Water Act (CWA) permitting and compliance. Mr. Cheek applies his extensive knowledge of water resource and ecological issues throughout the eastern U.S. for clients in the power generation, water supply, land development, pulp and paper, waste management, petroleum, metals recycling, and iron and steel sectors. As a former scientist for natural resource agencies in Tennessee, West Virginia, and Florida, he brings to his clients an understanding of the regulations applied to receiving waters in the region. His special areas of research and experience include stream and reservoir water quality, NPDES permitting and associated regulatory negotiations, effluent toxicity, the assessment of contaminants and their effects in ecological systems, impacts of thermal discharges on aquatic life, characterization of thermal plumes and aquatic habitats using remote sensing, fish impingement and entrainment studies, CWA Section 404 and 40 permitting and mitigation planning, and stream relocation and habitat enhancement. |
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Ganesh Krishnan, PE, CPESC
Mr. Krishnan is a senior water resources and geoenvironmental engineer based in Georgia who focuses on the design, monitoring, and evaluation of stormwater best management practices (BMPs), and programmatic support for construction NPDES compliance. His practice specializes in design of surface water management systems; BMP evaluations; steep terrain hydrology and hydraulics; hydrology and hydraulics for dams including dambreak simulations; floodplain and floodway evaluations; low-impact development retrofitting and design; stormwater master planning and retrofitting; and erosion and sediment control design and implementation. Mr. Krishnan has prepared numerous stormwater pollution prevention plans, and has also served as the project manager and technical lead for the development of a stormwater master planning model tool for a federal client to aid in infrastructure optimization. He is a Certified Level I & II Trainer for Erosion and Sediment Control in Georgia, and has conducted numerous training workshops to assist clients with construction NPDES compliance. |
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Chad Drummond, PE
Mr. Drummond is a senior water resources and environmental engineer based in Florida whose practice focuses on hydrologic and water quality modeling, environmental restoration, and water resources engineering. He specializes in projects involving impaired waters, and has evaluated contaminant and nutrient migration to and from both surface water bodies and groundwater. In addition to his practice, Mr. Drummond is an adjunct professor at Lawrence Technological University in Southfield, Michigan and Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach, Florida. As an adjunct professor he teaches senior level undergraduate and graduate courses in environmental engineering, hazardous waste, and groundwater flow and solute fate and transport modeling. Mr. Drummond has presented his water resources and environmental restoration work in peer reviewed journals and at technical conferences across the United States, and is active at the state and national level with various professional societies including the National Ground Water Association (NGWA), American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), Florida Water Environment Association (FWEA), Florida Stormwater Association (FSA), and American Water Resources Association (AWRA). As part of the FSA Educational Committee, Mr. Drummond reviewed and provided comments on FSA's Stormwater Operator Manual. |
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Alex Sheffield, PE
Mr. Sheffield, a senior environmental engineer based in the Louisiana, focuses on industrial wastewater and stormwater issues and his work is primarily associated with Clean Water Act (CWA) permitting/studies, enforcement and compliance support, and compliance plan development as well as consulting and field services in RCRA, CERCLA, and CAA. Mr. Sheffield specializes in managing complex wastewater/ stormwater projects within the parameters of the Clean Water Act. He is a national expert on complex NPDES permitting issues, involving compliance and enforcement matters, compliance planning, compliance schedule and consent order negotiations, and permitting strategy development. Mr. Sheffield has performed mixing zone validation studies under CWA 301(h), developed TMDLs for dissolved oxygen and nutrients, evaluated diffuser design configurations with CORMIX, and conducted receiving stream studies to develop site-specific water quality based effluent limitations. |
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Trent Stober, PE
Mr. Stober, a principal civil and water resources engineer based in Missouri, focuses on projects involving the development of water quality-based discharge limitations, assessment of beneficial uses and their attainability, development of site-specific water quality criteria, watershed management, and water quality monitoring. His extensive practice experience includes water quality assessment and regulatory projects, NPDES permitting, wasteload allocations, water quality standards, TMDL development and review, watershed assessment and monitoring, stormwater runoff characterization and treatment, and BMP design and evaluation. His key projects include conducting multiple use attainability analyses (UAAs) in the St. Louis metropolitan area including the Mississippi River UAA, which is one of the most complex recreational UAAs performed in the U.S. Mr. Stober also successfully led development of Missouri's first approved site-specific water quality criteria and is an expert on antidegradation policy. His technical and project management experience includes some of most intensive water quality monitoring projects in the midwestern United States using state-of-the-art water quality and flow monitoring technologies. Mr. Stober is a 2007 recipient of the Arthur Sidney Bedell Award from the Water Environment Federation for service to the industry. |
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Eric Strecker, PE
Mr. Strecker, a principal water resources engineer based in Oregon, focuses on the design, monitoring, and evaluation of stormwater best management practices (BMPs), and development of major project and watershed master plans. For more than 20 years, Mr. Strecker has provided technical direction and assistance to public and private sector clients in stormwater master planning, National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permitting, Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs), and surface water pollution assessment and control. He has conducted applied national and local research studies for U.S. EPA, U.S. Federal Highway Administration, Water Environment Research Foundation, and the National Cooperative Highway Research Program, as well as state and local research efforts. With his colleagues, he has established the international stormwater BMP database hosted at www.bmpdatabase.org |
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Lisa Austin, PE
Ms. Austin, a senior water resources engineer based in California, specializes in water quality and stormwater management. She has in-depth knowledge of both industrial and municipal National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permitting; municipal stormwater program planning and operations; stormwater best management practice (BMP) selection, design, and maintenance; and construction erosion control. Through her unique perspective gained from being both the regulator and the permittee, she has developed an understanding of the complex relationships between Clean Water Act regulatory programs such as the NPDES permitting program and Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs), and other environmental regulatory programs such as the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA) and the Endangered Species Act. Ms. Austin is a member of the California Stormwater Quality Association (CASQA) Board of Directors. Her role includes working with fellow Board members in developing policies and positions concerning regulations, legislation, and litigation potentially impacting CASQA members. |
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Ken Susilo, PE, D.WRE, CPSWQ
Mr. Susilo, a principal water resources engineer based in California, specializes in the application of innovative engineering design, hydraulics, and hydrology techniques to stormwater management projects. Mr Susilo's practice focuses on the use of statistical, analytical, and geospatial models for water quality, hydraulic, and hydrologic analyses and design. A major part of Mr. Susilo's work involves water quality and NPDES Phase I and Phase II permitting. Mr. Susilo's efforts concentrate on the development of multi-benefit, environmentally sensitive solutions to design and planning efforts, while cost-effectively leveraging leading-edge technologies to enhance the natural and built environment. He served on the ASCE Report Card subcommittees for Urban Runoff for Los Angeles County, Orange County, and the State of California, and served on the Board of Directors of the Urban Water Institute. Mr. Susilo is an active member of the California Association of Stormwater Quality Agencies Watershed Management Subcommittee, and chaired the Hydromodification Work Group. In 2006, he was recognized as the ASCE Outstanding Civil Engineer in the Private Sector by the Los Angeles Section, the Metropolitan Los Angeles Branch, and ASCE Region 9 (State of California). |
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Brandon Steets, CE
Mr. Steets is a senior water resources engineer based in California whose practice focuses on watershed, receiving water, and stormwater quality modeling; water quality monitoring plan development, implementation, data analysis, and reporting; and stormwater BMP selection and design. He has significant experience in conducting and managing large water quality modeling and monitoring projects to support NPDES permitting, TMDL implementation, stormwater quality management/planning, and BMP design. |
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Kim Williams, PE, CPSWQ
Ms. Williams, a senior water resources engineer based in California, specializes in stormwater quality compliance at a programmatic and project-specific level for both private and public sector projects. Ms. Williams' practice focuses on water quality issues, construction and permanent stormwater best management practices (BMPs), water quality monitoring techniques, and maintains a current understanding of storm water regulations. She has extensive experience in providing technical oversight of construction NPDES compliance at hundreds of sites throughout California and nationwide and has served as a principal investigator in developing a substantial revision to the California BMP Handbook (Construction) to be released by the California Storm Water Quality Association (CASQA). |
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