Colorado - Co Basin Nonconsumptive Needs Quantification_Statement of Work #2

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Scope of Work.4-10-2009 Colorado River Basin Nonconsumptive Needs Quantification Section 2 Key Personnel Relevant project experience for the key personnel proposed for the Colorado River Basin Nonconsumptive Needs Quantification are discussed in this section. Colorado Basin Roundtable and Non-Consumptive Use Needs Assessment Sub- Committee - Project oversight and Facilitation The NCNA Sub-Committee will hold primary responsibility for the oversight and progress of this project. The Sub-Committee and Co-Chairs will meet or otherwise communicate on a regular basis with the Project Manager to ensure timely cornpliance with the Scope and schedule. The Sub-Committee will review drafts of the Report, Flow Evaluation Tool and Data, and report regularly to the Basin Roundtable as a whole. The Sub-Committee will also be responsible, with the Project managex and primary Consultants for Public Outreach, meetings and education. Nicole Rowan, P.E. -Project Management Ms. Rowan has over 13 years of water resources engineering experience and is a senior project manager who focuses on water supply, watershed management and natural resources projects. She was the project manager for the Statewide Water Supply Initiative (SWSI) and is the project manager for CDM's current contract with the Colorado Water Conservation Board to provide technical support to the Interbasin Project Compact process. Tim Cox, Ph.D., P.E. - Hydrologic Modeling Dr. Cox has a diverse background in water supply planning and water quality management plannuig. He has broad skills in applying mathematical programm;ng, water quality models, and water supply allocation models in addressing western water resources issues. Dr. Cox has used the CDSS model in exam;n;ng water allocation and environmental flow need as part of the SWSI project. Ming Yen-Tu, Ph.D., P.E. - Hydrologic Modeling Dr. Tu has a broad background in water resources planning and management, mathematical programm;ng, numerical analysis, and hydrologic, hydraulic, and hydrodynarnic analyses. In addition, he has extensive experience in developing optimization models to analyze large-scale water distribution systems with reservoir operations and water allocations. Rebecca Dunavant - Environmental Scientist Ms. Dunavant is an environmental scientist who specializes in water resource related projects. She has worked on various surface water quality projects and has knowledge of the associated regulatory requirements. Ms. Dunavant is responsible for the GIS mapping and biological risk indicators for the Watershed Flow Evaluation Tool pilot study. William J. Miller, Ph.D. - Site-Specific Quantification and Watershed Flow Evaluation Tool Application Dr. Miller will be responsible for directing and participating in all aspects of the proposed work. Dr. Miller is the President and Senior Aquatic Ecologist for Miller Ecological Consultants, Inc. Dr. William j. Miller has over 30 years experience in fisheries, instream flow, and aquatic Page 8 of 15