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<br />C;ary L. I_ewis, Ph.D., P.E.
<br />Senior Water Resources Engineer
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<br />EXPERIENCE SUMMARY
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<br />Dr. Lewis' background includes 28 years as a con-
<br />sulting engineer and 34 years of experience in water
<br />resources. Prior to entering consulting, Dr. Lewis
<br />served two years in federal government and ten
<br />years on the faculty of the University of Nebraska
<br />at Lincoln (UNL) as an Assistant and Associate
<br />Professor of Civil Engineering, including five years
<br />of research administration experience at UNL as
<br />Assistant and Acting Director of the Nebraska Wa,
<br />tel' Resources Research Institute, He has authored
<br />more than 400 publications and reports in water
<br />resources, hydrology, and hydraulics, and is the co-
<br />author of four editions of a leading university text-
<br />book, Introduction to Hydrology, used in several
<br />dozen universities. The manuscript for another text,
<br />Principles of Hydrology, has recently been com-
<br />pleted, He has authored portions of the ASCE
<br />manual on Ethics of Expert Testimony, and is often
<br />called to serve as an expert witness on water rights,
<br />hydrology, hydraulics and drainage issues.
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<br />YEARS OF EXPERIENCE:
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<br />34
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<br />YIEARS WITH PARSONS:
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<br />3
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<br />EDUCATION
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<br />Ph.D" CIvil Engineering, Colorado State Univer-
<br />sity, 1972
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<br />M,S" Civil Engineering, Montana State University,
<br />1968
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<br />B.S" Civil Engineering, Montana State University,
<br />1967
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<br />PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS
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<br />Professional Engineer. Colorado, Nebraska, and
<br />Wyoming (Inactive)
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<br />EXPERIENCE
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<br />March 1997 . Present PARSONS ENGINEER-
<br />ING SCIENCE, Inc, Denver, Western Region
<br />Tedmology Leader, Denver, Provides technical
<br />and project management services associated with
<br />water resource engineering, including hydrologic
<br />investigations, surface water resources decision
<br />support systems, water rights engineering, ground-
<br />water inve1:tigations, groundwater management
<br />decision support systems, conjunctive management
<br />of surface and groundwater resources, artificial
<br />recharge, aquifer storage and recovery, municipal
<br />and agricultural water supply planning, state water
<br />planning, bridge hydraulics, bridge scour technol-
<br />ogy development, bridge scour training, bridge
<br />scou.r evaluations, bridge scour countermeasure
<br />design, urban stormwater planning and design, fi-
<br />nancing altl:rnatives for urban drainage, urban
<br />stonnwater master planning, drainage analysis and
<br />design, flood control planning and engineering,
<br />floodplain analysis and permitting, hydraulic struc-
<br />tures design, railroad hydraulic structures design,
<br />risk analysis, sedimentation engineering, river engI-
<br />neering, res!~rvoir sedimentation, sediment exclu-
<br />sion, bank protection design, geomorphologic in-
<br />vestigations, environmental impact assessments,
<br />environmental permitting, environmental assess-
<br />ments, stream and ecosystem restoration, streambed
<br />habitat evaluations, instream flow assessments,
<br />hydropower feasibility assessments, and litigation
<br />support,
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<br />August 199L, - March 1997, CH2M HILL. Senior
<br />Water Resources Engineer,
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<br />FeblUary 1990, August 1994, HDR Engineering,
<br />Senior Project Manager (Vice President, 1991-
<br />1994),
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<br />August 198i: - FehlUary 1990, Boyle Engineering
<br />COIvoration, Principal Engineer.
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<br />August 198(, - August 1988, FA Fngineenng, SCI-
<br />ence and Technology, Senior \Vater Resources
<br />Engineer,
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