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CASEY TIBBET
<br />ASSOCIATE / HISTORIAN /ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN
<br />EXPERTISE
<br />• Project Management
<br />• Historic Preservation Planning
<br />• Field Survey/Recording
<br />• Historic Research
<br />• CEQA/NEPA Evaluations and
<br />Compliance
<br />• Caltrans Compliance
<br />• Findings of Effect
<br />• National Register Nominations
<br />• Historic Preservation
<br />Certification Part 1 and 2 Tax
<br />Credit Applications
<br />• City Planning
<br />EDUCATION
<br />M.A., History (Historic
<br />Preservation), University of
<br />California, Riverside
<br />B.A., Political Science,
<br />University of California,
<br />Riverside
<br />PROFESSIONAL
<br />EXPERIENCE
<br />Associate and Cultural
<br />Resources Group Leader, LSA,
<br />Riverside, California, 2005-
<br />Present
<br />Historian/Architectural
<br />Historian, CRM TECH
<br />Riverside, California, 2003-
<br />2005
<br />Associate Planner, City of
<br />Riverside, Riverside,
<br />California, 1990-2003
<br />PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES
<br />LSA
<br />Ms. Tibbet has been practicing architectural history in southern California
<br />since 1997. She meets the Secretary of the Interior's Professional Qualification
<br />Standards as a Historian and Architectural Historian and has extensive
<br />experience with field recording/survey work; historic research; preparation of
<br />historic context statements, significance evaluations, DPR 523 forms, and
<br />cultural resources reports in compliance with CEQA and NEPA regulations,
<br />including Army Corps and Caltrans projects. Ms. Tibbet has worked as the on -
<br />call preservation consultant for various cities, has conducted peer reviews,
<br />and completed impacts assessments (CEQA) and findings of effect (NEPA). She
<br />has surveyed and evaluated thousands of built environment resources
<br />including water conveyance systems and has authored or contributed to
<br />hundreds of cultural resources reports.
<br />Current Availability: 20%
<br />PROJECT EXPERIENCE
<br />CWE, Mesmer, LFTF-1, and LFTF-2
<br />Los Angeles and Culver City, Los Angeles County, California
<br />Ms. Tibbet prepared a Historic Resources Assessment (HRA) of three low -flow
<br />diversion projects (Mesmer, LFTF-1, and LFTF-2). The proposed undertakings
<br />involved segments of three flood control channels, Centinela Creek Channel
<br />(Mesmer), Ballona Creek Channel (LFTF-1), and Sepulveda Channel (LFTF-2),
<br />that fall under the jurisdiction of the United States Army Corps of Engineers
<br />(USACE). LSA prepared the assessment pursuant to the National
<br />Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and Section 106 of the National Historic
<br />Preservation Act (NHPA).
<br />City of Pasadena, Azusa Conduit, Angeles National Forest
<br />Los Angeles County, California
<br />Ms. Tibbet served as the Project Manager, architectural historian, and
<br />researcher for this project, which involved the survey and evaluation of an
<br />approximately 5.83-mile long water conduit associated with a hydroelectric
<br />power plant owned by the City of Pasadena. The conduit is situated on the
<br />east and south sides of the San Gabriel River, which is a "navigable water of
<br />the United States' and falls under the jurisdiction of the U.S. Army Corps of
<br />Engineers. The conduit, which dates to the 1890s, was determined eligible for
<br />listing in the National Register of Historic Places. A report, including an
<br />extensive historic context and DPR 523 forms, was completed.
<br />City of Anaheim, Lincoln Avenue Widening Project
<br />Anaheim, Orange County, California
<br />Ms. Tibbet completed a historic resources assessment and impacts analysis
<br />for the Lincoln Avenue Widening Project from West Street to Harbor
<br />Boulevard within the Anaheim Colony Historic District (ACHD) in Anaheim. A
<br />total of 18 properties were evaluated and, of those, eight properties, including
<br />the ACHD, were evaluated as "historical resources" as defined by CEQA. An
<br />impacts analysis was completed using the Secretary of the Interior's Standards
<br />for the Treatment of Historic Properties (Rehabilitation).
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