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(9) worked to coordinate all project disciplines, including civil, structural, electrical, geotechnical, landscape, and transportation to deliver a successful project. San Luis Obispo Stormwater Plan Check, County of San Luis Obispo, CA. Project Manager. The County of San Luis Obispo selected Tetra Tech to perform on -call services for projects required to meet post construction requirements as set forth in the Central Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board (RWQCB) order R3-2013-0032. Mr. Yonker manages the review services contract and provides final QAQC to reviews performed by Tetra Tech. Additionally, Mr. Yonker meets with County staff and third -party engineers to discuss review findings and recommendations for achieving PCR compliance. On -call services provided under this contract include the review of Storm Water Management Plans (SWMP), audit of existing County SWMP documents, and in -field inspections of installed storm water Best Management Practices (BMPs). Plan Checking, Permitting, and Inspection On -Call Contract, City of Buellton, Buellton, CA. Project Engineer. Tetra Tech is contracted to provide plan checking, permitting and inspection services for the City of Buellton. Services include reviewing and approving plans through multiple comment iterations, issuing permits for construction of work or encroachment purposes, inspecting work to ensure the following of proper specifications or standards, and providing final inspection and acceptance of work. Some of the associated projects include a residential townhome complex consisting of 25 buildings with more than 150 dwelling units, a brewery expansion featuring a subsurface stormwater infiltration system, a new commercial building development with multiple offsite improvements, and a parking lot expansion which included stormwater retention features. Merced Avenue Greenway Project, Council for Watershed Health for City of South El Monte, CA. Project Manager. Mr. Yonker provided planning and design services for a stormwater green street retrofit project along the Merced Avenue corridor in South El Monte. The scope of services included assessing existing conditions on Merced Avenue, consulting with various agencies on regulations for planning and design, evaluating pre -design monitoring data and analyzing urban heat island mitigation strategies, providing a preliminary design report, presenting at community design workshops and meetings in collaboration with various stakeholders to create designs for the retrofit. Tetra Tech provided construction drawings, cost estimates, and a bid package for this 0.6-mile green street project. The goal of the project was to manage stormwater runoff at its source to meet regulatory compliance while improving water quality and enhancing watershed health. Improvements included BMP structural control measures consisting of permeable pavers with gravel reservoirs, conventional biofiltraion areas, and high infiltration biofiltration areas allowing for treatment flow rates at up to 100/inches per hour. Additional community benefits include reducing the urban heat island effect and its carbon footprint, creating new safe bike and pedestrian connections, enhancing public health and beautifying the neighborhood. In addition, the project incorporated a community -based approach that provided opportunities for watershed education and neighborhood involvement in designing the project. The 100% Construction Documents were submitted June 2020. Construction will begin following a public bidding process by to the City. City of Santa Ana 2f 0