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Tributary Greenway Project: Directed this City -wide, interdepartmental project which is planned to connect the entire city area with a system of multi -use greenways for transportation, flood control, recreational and ecological purposes. Guided project through approval process before concerned city agencies and coordinated presentations to citizens groups and public at large. Directed a multi - disciplinary work team to plan and finance the project. Proposed and gained approval for a cooperative financing scheme combining a percentage of shared parks and open space annual lottery funds, a flood control fee increase, a percentage of transportation sales tax funds, possible open space funds from the upcoming tax election, and matching grants and developer contributions. Reference: Ed Gawf, Director Community Planning and Development West Arapahoe Project: Instrumental in guiding public process involving historically antagonistic neighborhood, environmental, and business interests resulting in a successful compromise plan which was unanimously adopted by City Council. Applied for and received funding from a variety of sources. References: Cindy Jatcko, Planner, City of Boulder Dave Nordgren, West Arapahoe Business Owner Sid Freudenstein, Neighborhood Representative Boulder Creek Stream Observatory: Directed the planning, funding, and implementation of this special public /private project located along Boulder Creek. Over a two year period, brought together city representatives, local business leaders, and environmental groups to design, fund and construct the first underground natural trout stream observatory in an urban area. Obtained and managed all funds for the project and obtained all permits as well as managed personnel to complete the job. References: Bill Zollars, Manager, Regal Harvest House Hotel Jim Waugh, President, Trout Unlimited Jim Knopf, Chairman, Boulder Parks Board Boulder Canyon - Aqueduct Trail: Responsible for initiating and coordinating this multi - jurisdictional 20 mile trail project which includes the City of Boulder, Boulder County, Town of Nederland, and the U.S. Forest Service. Applied for and obtained funding from various sources, organized personnel to plan and implement the project, gave numerous presentations, and obtained approval from local, state, and federal agencies. 1985-1989 Boulder Creek Project Coordinator City of Boulder Boulder, Colorado Planned, coordinated, and managed $4 million stream corridor project through the City of Boulder. This project won the 1987 Best of Boulder Award, the 1986 Colorado Engineering Excellence Award, and the 1986 Colorado Landscape Design Award. The