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project has been the subject of numerous articles in national magazines and at national conferences and has been viewed as a state -of -the -art model for urban creek corridor projects by many U.S. cities. Responsibilities: Coordinating city departments, consultants, and interest groups throughout the design and construction of the project. Giving numerous presentations to public boards, commissioners, and City Council. Managing public relations and promoting public awareness of the project. Overseeing the entire budget for the project including annual work plans and goals. Obtaining all necessary permits and approvals. Designing special fish habitat and boating projects. Designing regional bike /pedestrian trail systems, including state -of -the -art multi -use underpasses. Designing and constructing a unique multi -use fish observatory project. Planning and coordinating stream corridor plans for six Boulder Creek tributaries. Reference: Ed Gawf Special Projects Coordinator Boulder, Colorado 1981-1982 Assistant City Engineer City of Glenwood Springs Glenwood Springs, Colorado Responsible for handling daily emergency problems with the City water system, organizing daily activities, design of capital improvement projects, and supervision of City crews. Reference: John Fernandez City Planner Glenwood Springs, Colorado 1978-1981 Civil Engineer/Branch Manager Wright- McLaughlin Engineers Denver, Colorado Designed and constructed numerous water, sewer and drainage systems including small dams, channels, recreational projects, and river improvement projects; floodplain analyses and damage cost evaluations. Functioned as Field Engineer for water systems improvement in Yellowstone National Park. Branch Manager for Steamboat Springs, Colorado; engineering consultant for the Mt. Werner Water and Sanitation District; representative for the district in projects involving municipalities, developers, districts, etc.; handled day -to -day operations.