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WILLIAM (BILL) SCHENDERLEIN <br />Edgcation Samma <br />Bill earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Chemistry with a minor degree in Geological Engineering <br />from the Colorado School of Mines in 1983. He earned his Master of Science Degree in Envvonmental <br />Engineering in 1993 from Colorado State University. Bill is an E.I.T. in Colorado and an active member <br />of the American Water Resources Association, American Chemical Society, and American Society of <br />Civil Engincers. He has produced several publications detailing site investigation and assessment <br />activities related to engineering projects. <br />E:perience Sammarv <br />Bill's education and experience provide diversified knowledge and skills in engineering and scient~c <br />principles, practices, and theories. N addition to an academic background in both endvonmental <br />engineering and the natural sciences, Bill possesses over ten years of professional experience in data <br />assessment and management; hydrologic investigation; and water quality chazacteri7ation, impact <br />assessment, and rehabilitation. He specializes in applying the principles of water chemistry, hydrology, <br />and hydrogeology to the development of monitoring programs and data management systems for site <br />characterization, impact evaluation, and mitigatiom and remedial response activities. Bill is experienced <br />working with Federal, state, and local government agencies, as well as private land owners to accomplish <br />project goals. <br />Project Engineer <br />Applegate 6roupr Ine., Westminster, Colorado (Apri12000-Present) <br />Responsible for managing projects and tasks associated with the permitting of mining operations and <br />other resource development projects. Conducts engineering, hydrologic, and land use evaluations in <br />response to agency and public comments regazding proposed resource development and reclamation <br />plans. Evaluates ground water conditions and potential impacts and surface water control and <br />rehabilitation options associated with roining operations and other resource development projects. <br />Environmental Engineer <br />ESA Consuhants Inc., Fort Collins, Colorado (January 1996 -April 2000) <br />Evaluated surface and ground water quantity and quality conditions and developed potential impact <br />analyses and mitigation plans for natural resource development and remediation projects. Designed and <br />implemented hydrologic investigations, monitoring programs, and performed field investigation and <br />construction oversight. Operated and maintained windows-compatible databases for environmental <br />remediation activities. Implemented envrronmemtal monitoring and mitigation programs through the <br />development of Work Plans, Sample and Analysis Plans, QA/QC Plans, Stormwater Management Plans, <br />and Pollution Prevention Plams. <br />Environmental Engimeer <br />Riverside Technology, inc., Fort Collins, Colorado (Febnrary 1994 -November 1995) <br />Performed hydrologic investigations to characterize and evaluate surface and ground water conditions for <br />natural resource development projects. Developed nonpoint source mitigation programs that included <br />best management practices; wetland enhancement, mitigation, and creation; and restoration of degaded <br />stream reaches. <br />Engineering Tec6oicisn <br />Colorado Department of Natural Resources, Denver, Colorado (May 1992 -February 1994) <br />Structured alluvial ground water momitoring program including Work Plan development and property <br />owner coordination. Conducted ground water sampling and performed data evaluation and interpretation <br />to prepare reports for ground water monitorimg program. <br />Applegate Group, Ine. <br />