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<br />OPC
<br />Linwood "Skip" Carleton, Jr., PLS
<br />LAND SURVEYING MANAGER
<br />E OVERVIEW
<br />As the Right of Way Engineering/Land
<br />Surveying Manager, Mr. Carleton brings witY_
<br />him more than 40 years of experience in the surveying field..
<br />Mr. Carleton has served as a Program Manager for several
<br />Transportation/Transit projects throughout all of California
<br />including as the lead manager for multiple Caltrans District
<br />projects and has provided local agencies/municipalities
<br />land surveying and right of way engineering support
<br />services in the Southern and Central California regions. His
<br />expertise includes land surveying program management,
<br />property boundary retracement, complex title analysis, field
<br />surveying practices, and client right of way engineering
<br />standards.
<br />PROJECT EXPERIENCE
<br />RESUME
<br />Education
<br />Coursework, University of Miami School of Engineering,
<br />Florida
<br />License(s)
<br />Professional Land Surveyor, California, No. 6594
<br />Professional Land Surveyor in New Mexico,
<br />Arizona, Nevada, and Texas
<br />Years of Experience
<br />Initial Years in Industry: 1973
<br />Initial Year with OPC: 2017
<br />San Bernardino County Transportation Authority (SBCTA)
<br />Miscellaneous TitOe/Right of Way Engineering Services. As part of their long-term property management plan,
<br />SBCTA required multiple corrections in title/ownership to their railroad track and stations in the Cities of Rancho
<br />Cucamonga, Upland, Montclair, San Bernardino, and Ontario, CA. Responsible for the management of all right
<br />of way engineering/field surveying and boundary retracement for multiple station properties, and analysis of all
<br />deeds/title within the project location. Tasks included preparation of as necessary legal descriptions, plat maps,
<br />exhibits, deed documents for approximately 30 deeds to correct erroneous title issues.
<br />Transportation Corridor Agency (TCA)
<br />®so Parkway Improvement Project. In cooperation with Caltrans and the County of Orange, CA, TCA intends to
<br />install a diamond interchange at the Oso Parkway/State Route 241 intersection to support the Los Patrones
<br />Retail/Shopping Center. As the Right of Way Engineering Manager, responsible for the coordination with multiple
<br />surveying firms to facilitate Caltrans approval of all right of way engineering documents and right of way
<br />Certification to build the proposed interchange. Miscellaneous Title/Right of Way Engineering Services. As part of
<br />their long-term property management plan, TCA has been in the process of disposition of several properties in the
<br />Foothill/Eastern Transportation Corridor, specifically within the Silverado/Mesa Conservation Easement limits.
<br />Responsible for preparation of as necessary legal descriptions, plat maps, exhibits, deed documents, and field
<br />surveying coordination services in multiple locations.
<br />City of Bakersfield
<br />Centennial Corridor Improvement Project. The City of Bakersfield, in cooperation with Caltrans, is proposing to
<br />build a new east -west transportation corridor for State Route 58, providing a continuous alignment from State
<br />Route 99 to Interstate 5. As a Project Manager, responsible for comprehensive engineering design survey services
<br />to Caltrans specifications, including; survey monument search and recovery, control verification, supplemental
<br />control, 3D laser scanning, topographic surveying and mapping, and 3D modeling. Responsible for preparation of
<br />R/W engineering mapping deliverables, and R/W engineering staking necessary to support the design of this
<br />project. Efforts included approximately 10 square miles of field surveying effortswithin 3 Caltrans owned freeways,
<br />management of multiple field crews, daily interface with the City, and complex mineral rights analysis.
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