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<br />;j iL~ 5 ~, 6 <br /> <br />Gary M. Lacy' <br />485 Arapahoe Ave. <br />Boulder, CO 803.02 <br />Phone & Fax: (303) 545-5883 <br />E-mail: gary.lacy@worldnet.att.net <br /> <br />Qualifications <br /> <br />Registered Professional engineer in the state of Colorado, Montana, and New Mexico; <br />broad, educational background, diversified practical experience in planning, design, and <br />construction of recreational corridor projects, water and drainage systems, and flood <br />control projects; skilled in management and supervision of personnel; strong organizational <br />and coordination skills; extensive public relations experience; successful coordination of <br />large projects; and effective in dealing with people at all levels of responsibility. <br /> <br />Education <br /> <br />M.S., Public, Administration with minor in Urban and Regional Planning, Universitv of <br />Wisconsin - Madison, May 1982. Course work included water and land use law and <br />regional water system planning. <br /> <br />B.S., Civil Engineering with hydraulic emphasis, minor'in environmental science, Colorado <br />School of Mines, Golden Colorado, May 1978. Course work included extensive field <br />surveying c<:'utse and extensive ecological studies. <br /> <br />Experience <br /> <br />1983 - Present Recreation Planner/Engineer <br />Self-employed <br />Boulder, Colorado <br /> <br />Responsible for overseeing a company that works almost entirely with municipal <br />governments to plan, design, manage, and coordinate major public projects and programs. <br />Responsible for management of many diverse professionals. large intricate budgets, and <br />sensitive political situations. Responsible to a number of City Councils, Boards, and citizen, <br />groups to keep them informed and ask for direction when appropriate. Also responsible <br />for guiding these projects through a wide-array of public processes and approvals, <br />, Representative projects' include, Greenways, trails of all types, whitewater boating parks, <br />stream and riv~r restoration, and riverfront redevelopment projects. ' <br /> <br />22 <br />