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<br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br /> <br />AYRES <br /> <br />- - - --- <br /> <br />specializes in environmental information with emphasis in meteorological analyses and <br />geographic information systems applications. Projects during the past several years <br />include site-specific probable maximum precipitation studies for Upper and Middle <br />Dams for Maine Hydro, Spring Run Reservoir NO.2 in Colorado Springs, the Catawba <br />and Wateree Rivers in central and western Carolinas for Duke Power, the Great <br />Western Reservoir west of Denver Colorado, the Muddy Creek and Elkhead drainage <br />basins in Colorado for the Colorado River Water Conservation District, EPRI managed <br />regional PMP study for Michigan and Wisconsin and the Williams Fork drainage basin <br />for the City of Denver, Colorado. A detailed analysis of the Georgia 1994 extreme <br />rainfall event was completed in 1995 to provided hourly rainfall for each of the sub- <br />basins within the Flint River drainage. Current projects include site-specific PMP for <br />the Cherry Creek drainage basin south of Denver, and for the Garnet Mesa Reservoir <br />in western Colorado. <br /> <br />Ayres Associates and Applied Weather Associates have worked together previously on <br />several projects including the extreme hydrology studies for Elkhead Dam and Garnet <br />Mesa Dam in Colorado, and St. Croix Falls Dam in Wisconsin <br /> <br />David Ford Consulting Engineers, Inc. will lead the Risk Assessment Task. David <br />Ford excels in understanding hydrologic engineering and the appropriate analysis <br />tools; developing decision support systems that meet client needs when off-the-shelf <br />systems won't; and technology transfer, which is critical to the success of the South <br />Boulder Creek Floodplain project. <br /> <br />Specialties of the David Ford staff include rainfall-runoff analysis, stream hydraulics, <br />water resource systems analysis and operations research, flood damage analysis, risk <br />analysis, geographic information systems, database management systems, flood <br />warning and emergency response planning, real-time data collection and transmission, <br />and Web technologies. <br /> <br />Royce Arbour, Inc., specializes in public relations and will lead the Public Involvement <br />Task. They are a small Boulder company whose staff is adept at marketing and public <br />relations; project presentations; communication; facilitation; and public address. <br />Experience includes directing the public information effort for closing 16th Street for <br />development of the Downtown Denver 16th Street Transit Mall; creating a database <br />resulting from over 1700 contacts for multi-year municipal development project, <br />providing regular updates, personalized interactions, and public information concerning <br />project progress; and facilitating a strategic planning retreat for more than 60 key <br />stakeholders of a large community service agency. <br /> <br />Boulder Land Consultants, Inc., also a small Boulder company, will assist our in- <br />house survey teams. They have provided land surveying and mapping services in the <br />greater Boulder County region and around the State for 15 years. Their staff includes <br />two registered professional land surveyors with more than 40 years of combined land <br />surveying experience. <br /> <br />Ayres Associates has also enlisted the assistance of Dr. Robert D. Jarrett for his <br />paleohydrology work on the South Boulder Creek basin. We recognize that Dr. <br />Jarrett's work is essential to our understanding of the basin hydrology and he has <br />agreed to work with us if the City selects our team. <br /> <br />3 <br />