FLOOD10391 ‎(2)‎

• County: Boulder
• Community: Boulder
• Stream Name: South Boulder Creek
• Title: Proposal, South Boulder Creek Floodplain Study Hydrology and Hydraulic Analyses, RFP No 17-2003
• Date: 3/14/2003
• Prepared For: Boulder Department of Public Works Utilities Division
• Prepared By: Ayres Associates
• Floodplain - Doc Type: Floodplain Report/Masterplan

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AYRES

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PROJECT MANAGEMENT

Doug Laiho, P.E. - Project Manager / Watershed Hydrology Task Leader
Mr. Laiho will assume project management responsibilities. He is also the assigned
Watershed Hydrology Task Leader. He will be the City's main point of contact and will
coordinate all efforts of the Ayres Associates' project team. He has more than 30
years of experience in water resources engineering and project management and
holds professional engineer licenses in eight states. Mr. Laiho's technical expertise is
in hydrology and he serves as a member of the Colorado Flood Hydrology Advisory
Committee. His experience covers urban and rural locations in semi-arid and humid
environments. Special subjects with which he has been involved include high altitude
areas, river ice flooding, large lake and wave related flooding, small mountain streams,
large rivers, and spatially-varied flow conditions. As Project Manager and Hydrology
Task Leader, Mr. Laiho will also have a key role in the Public Involvement Task. He is
a skilled public speaker with many years of experience making presentations to clients
and the public. Availability 50 percent

TASK 1: RESOURCE ATLAS TEAM

Scott A. Hogan, P.E., CFM - Task Leader
Mr. Hogan will serve as Task Leader for the Resource Atlas Task. He is a registered
professional engineer in Colorado, a Certified Floodplain Manager, and has more than
10 years of experience in hydraulic analysis and design. This experience includes
project management of the recent mapping of the Cache la Poudre River floodplain in
which Mr. Hogan provided digital mapping of an 11-mile reach of the river and
coordinated its integration into the City's GIS. Mr. Hogan brings extensive river
engineering analysis and floodplain/floodway mapping experience to the project team.
His experience in hydrographic and topographic surveying and mapping brings
understanding and knowledge of datum and mapping issues to the team. He has
managed several large mapping projects overcoming numerous digital mapping
difficulties and involving submittals of digital mapping and digital ortho photos to clients
in various formats, including GIS (Arclnfo/ArcView) format. Mr. Hogan is also an
instructor of two National Highway Institute training courses offered through Ayres
Associates (HEC-RAS and Culvert Design). He is a skilled speaker with years of
experience in technology transfer and will be a valuable asset to the Public
Involvement Task. Availability 40 percent

Jason McConahy, P.E.
Mr. McConahy will provide support for the Atlas task. Through routine use in support
of water resource engineering projects, he has mastered the ArcGIS software
packages and regularly makes presentations to clients demonstrating GIS software
and specific applications. He is the Colorado GIS coordinator for Ayres Associates and
recently developed an in-house training course that he presented at the corporate
level. His project experience with GIS includes a wide range of applications from data
base design to analyzing 3-dimensional data using Spatial-Analyst. His expertise will be
key in creating informative, useful GIS themes. Availability 60 percent

Anthony Alvarado, E.I.
Mr. Alvarado is a Colorado registered engineering intern with skill in manipulating and
creating GIS plates using ArcView. Availability 80 percent.

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