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%,Af <br />Tyler Hunt, PE, QSD/QSP <br />Water Resources Engineer <br />Firm <br />• MNS Engineers, Inc. <br />Areas of Expertise <br />• Project management <br />• Municipal infrastructure <br />• Wastewater treatment <br />• Wastewater reclamation <br />• Site improvements <br />• Irrigation and water delivery design <br />• Low -impact development <br />• Stormwater pollution prevention plans <br />• Water system consolidation <br />Years of Experience <br />• 22 <br />Licensing <br />• Professional Civil Engineer, CA No. 74580 <br />Certification <br />• Qualified SWPPP Developer, CA No. 00822 <br />Education <br />• BS, Agricultural Systems Management, California <br />Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, CA <br />Affiliations <br />• American Public Works Association, Executive Committee <br />• American Society of Civil Engineers <br />Mr. Hunt has over 22 years of experience in the water <br />resources/wastewater industry. Tyler's expertise includes <br />project management, water/wastewater conveyance, site <br />improvements, wastewater treatment, wastewater <br />reclamation, irrigation and water delivery, stormwater <br />pollution prevention, low -impact development (LID), <br />water system consolidation, and municipal infrastructure <br />projects. In addition to engineering design, he is <br />experienced with providing construction management <br />and inspection services such as public utility <br />coordination, inspection, estimating, and client support. <br />His experience includes: <br />Mesa Tanks Replacement Project, City of Santa <br />Paula, CA. Project Manager. This project encompasses <br />planning and design to replace two 300,000-gallon steel <br />tanks. The site is located on a steep hillside with limited <br />construction access and nearby residences. Project <br />elements include site improvements, retaining wall, two <br />300,000-gallon welded steel tanks, piping improvements, <br />a new generator, and electrical/I&C improvements. <br />Water Tank Replacement and Chloramine <br />Modifications, Villa Del Monte Mutual Water <br />Company, CA. Project Manager. This project replaces <br />the existing bolted steel reservoir and converts <br />disinfection to chloramines. The scope of work includes <br />preliminary and detailed design phases. Atechnical <br />memorandum was prepared to evaluate tank <br />replacement and disinfection system alternatives, which <br />included four tank construction materials, three <br />chemicals for ammonia addition, chemical delivery and <br />storage requirements, control system modifications, and <br />preliminary site layout. In accordance with the <br />recommendations of the technical memorandum, MNS <br />prepared detailed design plans, specifications, and <br />engineer's estimate of probable cost of construction <br />(PS&E) suitable for public bid. MNS also applied for and <br />obtained necessary permits with local and State <br />jurisdictions. <br />Microfiltration Break Tank Repair/Replacement, West <br />Basin Municipal Water District, CA. Project Manager. <br />The Juanita Millender-McDonald Carson Regional Water <br />Recycling Plant produces high quality recycled water <br />through microfiltration and reverse osmosis treatment <br />processes. The microfiltration filtrate is temporarily stored in <br />an existing above -ground steel welded tank built in 1999. <br />The existing tank had significant corrosion and required <br />rehabilitation or replacement. MNS prepared a preliminary <br />design report to develop recommendations for the repair or <br />APPENDIX B. RESUMES M <br />