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", MI. Waggoner has also provided geologic consultation on groundwater and drainage problems for municipalities, government agencies, mining com- panies, utility companies, large engineering firms and construction companies. The assignments have ranged from development of water supply from underground aquifers for industrial plants or individual users to development of large areas for towns and governmental installations. A representative list of these projects includes: . Groundwater supply for uranium mill operation, Mines Development, Inc., Uranium Mill, Edgemont, south Dakota . Reappraisal of groundwater supplies used by uranium mill, Western Nuclear Corporation, Uranium Mill, Jeffrey City, Wyoming . Investigation of claims that the firm's water wells were depleting water wells in the vicinity, Susquehanna Western Uranium Mill, Riverton, Wyoming . Appraisal of existing groundwater sources and investiga- tion of potential sources for research plant, Thiokol Chemical Company, Box Elder County, Utah . Supervision of construction and testing of deep water well, Sundstrand Corporation, Westminster, Colorado (through Phillips-Carter-Osborn, Inc.) . Investigation of potential water sources and recommen- dations for development of water supplies. Required underground dam, Great Western Aggregates, Lightweight Aggregate Plant, Rocky Flats, Colorado . Evaluation of potential groundwater supply and super- vision of construction of deep water wells, Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, Kerr-McGee Research Laboratory, Jeffer- son County, Colorado AS staff geologist for the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, Mr. Waggoner had technical control of all engineering geology in California, Arizona, and parts of Utah, New Mexico, Nevada, and Oregon. He was also responsible for the coordination of geologic work on the International Boundary between the United States and Mexico, and for the geologic investigations the u.s. Bureau of Reclamation conducted for the Government of Australia on the Snowy Mountain Diversion Project. This experience included super- vision of all phases of engineering geology from site selection and in- vestigations through designs, specifications, and construction. Of par- ticular importance was the close liaison he maintained with design engi- neers in relating the geologic data to design requirements. Mr. Waggoner served as chief geologist Lebanon in 1951 and Tha.iland in 1953. tions for large dams and their related on u.s. technical missions to Both missions involved investiga- structures. EBW 3-76 9822 WOODWARD-CLYDE CONSULTANTS