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<br />(Jeanne M. Boyle, continued) <br /> <br />Parkway Storage Facility, <br />Tributary RB-2, and <br />Interim Filing Nil. 18 Pond <br />Superior Metropolitan District Nll. I <br />Superior, Colorado <br /> <br />Knolls Storage Facility <br />Superior Metropolitan District Nl.l J <br />Superior, Colorado <br /> <br />Folsom Street Storm Sewer <br />City of Boulder <br />Boulder, Colorado <br /> <br />Rock Creek Parkway Channel <br />Improvements <br />Superior Metropolitan District NO I <br />Superior, Colorado <br /> <br />Rock Creek Rehabilitation, <br />Tributary LB-l a Channel <br />Improvements, and Foothills <br />Storage Facility <br />Superior Metropolitan District <br />N'l <br />Superior, Colorado <br /> <br />Tributary LB-3 Channel <br />Improvements and AOf Storage <br />Facility <br />Superior Metropolitan District <br />N'l <br />Superior, Colorado <br /> <br />Audubon Creek Channel <br />Improvements <br />City of Tulsa <br />Tulsa, Oklahoma <br /> <br />Storm Drainage Improvements <br />Town of Center <br />Center, Colorado <br /> <br />STD BIO <br /> <br />Project Engineer <br /> <br />Project Engineer <br /> <br />Project Engineer <br /> <br />Project Manager <br /> <br />Project Engineer <br /> <br />Project Engineer <br /> <br />Project Engineer <br /> <br />Project Engineer <br /> <br />McI,aughlin Water Engineers, Ltd. <br /> <br />Preliminary design of I) Parkway Storage Facility: 23.4 AF <br />detention pond including water quality storage and outleL <br />structure, permanent pool, liuorall.one with wetlands <br />plantings, 60" Rep pond structure and pipe, three inlet pipes, <br />and a gravel maintenance path, 2) Tributary RB-2 Channel: <br />grass-lined channel including a grouted boulder trickle <br />channel. concrete walk, and a 48" by 76" HERCP culvert al <br />the upstream end with inlet and outlet structures), and 3) <br />Interim Filing Nil. 18 Pond: 32.7 AF detention pond including <br />water quality storage, a waler quality outlet pipe, an 18" CMP <br />outlet pipe, and a gravel maintenance path. <br /> <br />Design of a 10.4 AF detl~ntion pond including water quality <br />storage and outlet stmcture, permanent pool. 18.5 ' high <br />grouted boulder drop structure, two grouted boulder check <br />structures, littoral zone with wetlands plantings, pond outlet <br />structure, 33" RCP outlet pipe and a 54" RCP inlet pipe with <br />rocl: stilling basins, and gravel maintenance paths. <br /> <br />Preliminary design of 1,300 If of 18" 10 33" RCP stonn sewer <br />designed for the 2-year {~vent, four inlets, pipe outlet structure <br />and rock stilling basin, numerous utility connicts and <br />relocations, a water quality pond with an outlet to Boulder <br />Creek, and a review of the Master Plan hydrology for the <br />study area. <br /> <br />Design of a four-cell (18' by ] 0') box culvert. channel <br />improvements, an 8' grouted boulder drop structure. a grouted <br />boulder check structure, a low-flow crossing, concrete and <br />gravel paths, and a 7' by 6' box culvert. <br /> <br />Design of 120 If of7' by 4' box culvert, 180 If of 54" RCP, <br />five grouted boulder check structures, one drop structure. <br />concrete and gravel maintenance paths, and wetlands <br />mitigation measures at Rock Creek Development. <br /> <br />Design of 400 If of 66-,72-, and 78-inch Rep, three grouted <br />boulder check structures. two drop structures, ten cutoff walls, <br />gravel and concrete maintenance paths, and wetlands seeding <br />and mitigation measures. <br /> <br />Preliminary design of Audubon Creek improvements and <br />storm sewers. inlets, mld overHow swales tlibutary to <br />Audubon Creek to relieve flooding. Work included HEC-2 <br />modeling, hydrology, hydraulic grade line analyses, and <br />culvert ~izing. <br /> <br />Altemative analysis and preliminmy design of storm drainage <br />improvements to relieve flooding in the Town's busincss <br />district. Altcmatives invcstigated included gravity drain <br />systcms, stann water purnping and retention, and storm water <br />infiltration. <br />