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1. I am an Engineer III (Senior Engineer) employed by the King County Department of Natural Resources and Parks. I have held that position since June 1, 1994. My duties include the development and maintenance of an HSPF based continuous hydrologic computer model, development and implementation of stormwater regulations, basin plan implementation, development of subbasin compliance program, preparation of engineering studies of complex drainage problems, training and technical support on hydrologic/hydraulic modeling and mitigations for review engineers, designers, hydrologists, and regulators from other jurisdictions (e.g., Ecology, local cities), and lead technical staff for development of the 1998 King County Surface Water Design Manual (Manual). I also provided technical support for Ecology's 2001 stormwater manual update. I have 11 years of experience in stormwater management including the review of stormwater management plans for compliance with the Manual. My educational background is a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, University of Washington, 1990. I am a licensed professional civil engineer in Washington State with expertise in hydrology and surface water management. My resume is attached hereto as Attachment A. II. My Review 2. Pursuant to a contract between the Department of Ecology and King County, I reviewed the Port of Seattle's (Port) Comprehensive Stormwater Management Plan (SMP) for Master Plan Update Improvements at SeaTac International Airport (STIA) on behalf of Ecology. I also reviewed the Port's Low Flow Impact Analysis-Low Flow Impact Offset Facility proposal on behalf of Ecology (Low Flow Plan). These two plans are related because the hydrologic computer models…

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