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<br />. the many versions of the EPA Stormwater Managl:ment Model (EPASWMM, UDSWM2- <br />PC, and MODSWMM); <br /> <br />. the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' Flood Hydrograph Package (HEe-I); <br /> <br />. the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' Backwater Profile computer model (HEC-2); <br /> <br />. the u.s. Army Corps of Engineers' unsteady flow model for analyzing full network stream <br />systems (UNET); <br /> <br />. the IUvlA models (F ASTT ABS) for two-dimensional analysis of open channels; <br /> <br />. the computer program which automates the Federal Highway Administration procedures for <br />designing culverts (HY-8); and <br /> <br />. the Urban Drainage and Flood Control District computer model for hydraulic analysis of <br />storm sewer systems (UDSewer). <br /> <br />In addition, Mr. Koch has been the project manager for many urban and rural drainage system <br />analyses and designs in the Cities of Fort Collins, Golden, Greeley, and Firestone, Colorado, Irvine, <br />California, and Cheyenne, Wyoming; as well as Larimer County, Colorado, Douglas County, <br />Nevada, and Douglas County, Colorado. <br /> <br />The following is a selected sample of studies for which Mr. Koch has either managed or been <br />significantly responsible: <br /> <br />. Project manager for the Timberline Road Extension and Bridge Design, Fort Collins and <br />Larimer County, Colorado. This project involved a multi-task, multi-discipline effort which <br />included: (a) hydraulic design of a 340-foot span bridge over the Cache La Poudre River, <br />including the design of an alternate conveyance channel under the bridge for carrying large <br />flood flows; (b) design of channel stabilization measures in the vicinity of the bridge and the <br />confluence with the proposed Dry Creek Overflow Channel; (c) floodplainlfloodway <br />evaluation and delineation for the river and two divergent flow paths; (d) preparation of all <br />CLOMR and LOMR application materials for the Cache La Poudre River and the two split <br />flow paths; and (e) hydrologic and hydraulic evaluation and design of street drainage <br />improvements, including storm sewer pipes and inlets, open channels, and channel protection <br />measures. <br /> <br />. Project manager for technical analyses and design elements of the West Vine Drainage <br />Basin Floodplain Project, Larimer County and Fort Collins, Colorado. This study was <br />conducted in support of Larimer County's Hazard Mitigation 404 Grant Application to <br />FEMA for a project intended to provide flood damage mitigation within the West Vine <br />Basin. Mr. Koch's responsibilities included: (a) formulation and evaluation of several <br />alternative solutions; (b) preliminary hydraulic d(:signs for open channels, road culverts, a <br />storm sewer/inverted siphon, detention ponds, and roadway improvements; (c) cost estimates <br /> <br />T:\MARKET\Bios\GJK.BIO drainage.wpd <br /> <br />ANdERSON CONsulTiNG EN<jiNEERS, INC. <br />