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The work will be consistent with the needs of CRS Sections 37,60-106 (1) (c), 31'23-301, and 30'28-111; and the CWCB's "Rules and Regulations for the Designation and Approval of Floodplains and of Storm or Floodwater Runoff Channels in Colorado." The thirteen point general summary of this technical review process described in the RFP will be conducted cooperatively with tile CWCB. Consultant responsibility will be for points 1, 2, and 4 through 9 and the CWCB for 3, and 10 through 13. The technical reviews will culminate with a written floodplain resolution for each study that will be presented by CWCS staff during regular meetings of the Board. Availability/Time Schedule As one of the most important water resource entities in Colorado, the Colorado Water Conservation Board is a very important client to Ayres Associates. As such you can be certain of our responsiveness to your needs. Our personnel assignments, and time and cost performance for each study will depend upon the specific community need, experience and availability of staff, scope of project, and geographical location. We are aware and will comply with your budget and schedule for delivery. It is understood that work on this project will not require an intense, full time effort over a short duration, however Ayres Associates will give the project its utmost attention. We are committed to work cooperatively with the CWCB providing consistent contact/feedback, allowing for flexible scheduling to meet your needs, and timely completion of each study. Key Personnel/Project Team The project manager will be Doug Laiho. Doug's resume can be found in Appendix A of this submittal. Brief personnel background summaries for Doug and other key individuals expected to be associated with the work are provided below: David Frick, P.E. is Ayres Associates' Regional Vice President for the company's Colorado operations. His background and experience over the last 25 years have emphasized hydrologic and hydraulic data collection projects, development of drainage master plans, drainage design, and floodplain studies. He has conducted studies for municipalities, counties, and state and federal agencies including the Colorado Water Conservation Board, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, and the Colorado River Water Conservation District. Dave was instrumental in reconstructing flood flow estimates on various drainageways throughout Fort Collins after the flood of 1997, and sits on the Hydrology Task Force for the city, Dave's role will be as Senior Reviewer and OAtOe Director.