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<br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br /> <br />GEORGE G. SLOVENSKY, JR. <br /> <br />Page 2 <br /> <br />assess system performance during storm events. HEC-I modeling results provided inflow <br />hydrographs to the spreadsheet model and WSPG was used to analyze channel hydraulics. <br /> <br />. Willow Creek Master Plan (Wasatch County, Utah) - Hydrologic and hydraulic modeling of <br />the Willow Creek watershed and channel using HEC-I and HEC-2. HEC-I was used to <br />quantify stormwater inflows to the Willow Creek channel and HEC-2 to assess channel <br />capacity. Modeling accounted for interaction between the natural drainage system and a <br />complex irrigation network (ditches and control structures). Alternatives were developed to <br />provide 100-year flood protection for rapidly urbanizing areas adjacent to the channel in <br />Draper City, Utah. <br /> <br />. Storm Drainage Master Plan for Salt Lake City, Utah - Hydrologic watershed modeling using <br />HEC-I. Hydraulic modeling of surcharged storm drains using HYDRA. Development of a <br />spreadsheet based model to simulate hydraulics for a system of detention basins and <br />surcharged storm drains. <br /> <br />. Storm Drainage Master Plan for Spokane County, Washington - Hydrologic modeling of <br />rainfall, snowmelt and chinook events for two watersheds in Spokane County using HEC-l. <br /> <br />. Los Angeles County Drainage Area EIR (Los Angeles County Dept. of Public Works) - <br />HEC-I/HEC-5 modeling of the Los Angeles and San Gabriel River watersheds and flood <br />control systems. HEC-I modeling was used to quantify watershed runoff. HEC-5 was <br />subsequently applied to simulate the performance of the system of flood control reservoirs. <br />Modeling results were used to develop alternatives for providing 100-year flood protection <br />along the Lower Los Angeles River. A high degree of watershed urbanization, limited new <br />detention opportunities and the susceptibility of steep hillsides to periodic burns were <br />important factors in the analysis. <br /> <br />. Northridge Tributary to Dad Clark Gulch Channel Stabilization Project (Highlands Ranch <br />Metropolitan Districts) - Project Engineer for the conceptual study of alternatives, final <br />design and CMS of three grouted-boulder drop structures. Channel stability problems were <br />attributed to watershed urbanization which had created a permanent base flow and <br />significantly increased peak discharges. Public safety and aesthetics were key concerns due to <br />the presence of a nearby elementary school and surrounding residential development. <br />Technical specifications were developed and design drawings were produced using the <br />MicroStation CAD software package. <br /> <br />. Storm Drainage Master Plan for Las Vegas, Nevada - Hydrologic watershed modeling using <br />HEC-I. Modeling results were used to size and prioritize drainage improvements. <br /> <br />. Las Vegas Valley NPDES Municipal Stormwater Discharge Permit (Clarke County Regional <br />Flood Control District) - Analysis of rainfall, wet and dry weather channel flows, and water <br />quality data in support of the Las Vegas Valley NPDES municipal stormwater permit. <br /> <br />~ MONTGOMERY WATSON <br />