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<br />Michael R. Galuzzi, Associate
<br />Civil Engineer
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<br />MclAmghl1n Water Engineers, Ltd.
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<br />EXPERIENCE
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<br />Mr. Galuzzi, a senior project engineer with MWE. specializes in open channel hydraulics, stream
<br />stabilization measures, and the design of major drainageway improvements. His experience with
<br />storm drainage and flood control is extensive, ranging from drainage master planning to the design and
<br />construction of major facilities.
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<br />RELATED PROJECT EXPERIENCE
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<br />Project, Client,
<br />and Location Position
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<br />Goose Creek Channel Improvements Project Manager
<br />City of Boulder
<br />Boulder, Colorado
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<br />Ridge at West Meadows Regional Project Manager
<br />Park
<br />Foothills Park and Recreation
<br />District
<br />Jefferson County, Colorado
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<br />Mapleton Hill Drainage Project Manager
<br />City of Boulder
<br />Boulder, Colorado
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<br />Knolls Storage Facility Project Manager
<br />Superior Metropolitan District N2 I
<br />Superior, Colorado
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<br />Rock Creek Parkway Channel Project Manager
<br />Improvements
<br />Superior Metropolitan District Nil: I
<br />Superior, Colorado
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<br />STD BIO
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<br />Rt~SDonsibilities
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<br />Conceptual, preliminary and final design of 2,200 l.f. of major
<br />drainageway improvements for Goose Creek. Final design of
<br />$3.9 million of channel improvements, including grassland
<br />channel, wetlands channel, recreational trails, landscaping and
<br />irrigation, and over 1,700 1.f. of concrete retaining walls due
<br />to limited right-of-way. Concrete walls werc designed with a
<br />"simulated stone facing" to replicate natural stone retaining
<br />walls. A cast-in-place concrete culvert, 10' high by 13' wide,
<br />was requried to cross 28'h Street, the major thoroughfare
<br />through the City of Boulder.
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<br />Preparation of drainage and utility studies for the entire 330
<br />acre park site, grading, erosion control and field survey. Also
<br />responsible for water, sanitary sewer and storm drainage
<br />which includes stomlwater detention/water quality ponds and
<br />wetlunds. Three phases of constructed consisting of eight
<br />soccer fields, two parking lots, a storm drainage system, site
<br />det~~ntion, and irrigation system for the Helds. Approximately
<br />158.000 c.y. of excavation and embankment, finish and Hne
<br />grading were required for the construction of Phases 1-3.
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<br />Final design and construction of 1,200 linear-feet of storm
<br />sewer improvements including mainline, laterals and inlets to
<br />relieve flooding problems in an existing residential area.
<br />Work involved hydrology, existing system evaluation,
<br />problem assessment, altf~matives, utility conflicts and
<br />preparation of construction documents.
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<br />Final design of a 12-acn~-foot regional detention/stormwatcr
<br />quality enhancement facility within the Rock Creek
<br />development. Improvements include a permanent pool with
<br />wetlands plantings, pipe outfalls, grouted boulder drop and
<br />check structures and recreation/maintenance trail access.
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<br />Final design of 1,600 I.f. of improvements for Rock Creek
<br />involving a four cell (I8 x 10 each) box culvert crossing,
<br />seclions of rock-lined and grass-lined channel, grouted
<br />boulder drop structure, pedestrian and maintenance trails,
<br />utility lines, and appurtenances. Improvements were designed
<br />for the loo-year design now of 4,100 cfs.
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