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Stat:!nent of Qualifications REPRESENTATIVE EXPERIENCE (Cont.) · Farmers Branch/Carrollton Flood District, Dallas, Texas (2,800 acres) · Battlement Mesa, Grand Junction, Colorado (3,000 acres) · Highland Shores, Highland Village, Texas (500 acres) . Project Manager and Project Engineer on Preliminary Engineering Studies for Water, Wastewater, and Drainage Systems for Houston-Area Land Development Pro.iects. Included Fondren Southwest (1,500 acres), Greenbriar North (600 acres), Bear Creek Village ( 600 acres), and South Shore Harbour (1 ,500 acres). · U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Section's 10 and 4114 Permit AC(luisitions. Project Engineer for drainage, planning, and design pennit acquisition for the following: · A one-mile-long channel rectification project in Lanana Cre:ek for the City of Nacogdoches, Texas. · A 50-acre, man-made borrow pit adjacent to Clear Lake, Galveston County, Texas for Ideal Cement Company. . Mason Road culvert crossing over 390 feet of South Mayde Creek for Harris County, Texas. · Mitigation areas for U.S. Navy Homeporting project at Ingleside and Galveston, Texas and Mobile, Alabama. · Drainage Study of Shell Oil Company's Manufacturing Complex, Deer Park, Texas. This plant is one of the largest petrochemical plants in the Houston area. The study involved channel and storm sewer drainage system design. The Environmenltal Protection Agency's Stormwater Management Model (SWMM) computer program was used in the detailed hydrologic modeling involved in this study. . Williamson Creek Drainage Study, Austin, Texas. TC&B performed a detailed hydrologic and hydraulic analysis of Williamson Creek in the Oak Hill area of Austin. A freeway concept planned for US290 through an area near the Williamson Creek Crossing and for a one-mile reach where the creek parallels this roadway alignment. Modeling was performed using TR-20 and HEC-2 to develop improvements which would minimize impacts to adjacent commercial properties. Probable construction costs wew delivered and a final report was prepared, · Land Development Tract Adjacent to Loop 360, Austin, Texas, 1996. TC&B supplied engineering services in support of TxDOT and the Texas Attorney General's office for litigation regarding compensation for right-of-way for Loop 360 in the Barton Creek Watershed in southwestern Austin. TC&B performed hydrologic and hydraulic analysis to determine development of the construction of water quality detention ponds to serve roadway expansion project. Alternative improvement plans consisting of additional detention and/or culverts were developed, and probable construction costs were prepared. An extremely short time schedule (30 days) was met. Turner Collie & Braden Inc.