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N( T RESUME: HARRY H. KOBZEFF, A.S.L.A. PRINCIPAL LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT CA #1777 OTAL CONCEPT 4seAi G Au44 4,-e- As a licensed\architec Architect in the state of California, Mr. Kob ff has managed many projects within a widepes, sizes, and jurisdictions. In the public ector, he has met with concerned citizen and spst groups to evaluate public priorities, well as local government groups to establish munct goals and direction. In the private ctor, he has worked closely with both developers anto establish project programs and to arry them out successfully from the early design stages finished product. Mr. Kobzeff is experienced t the governmental, conAercial, industrial, institutional, recreational and residential markets in south e California, northe California, Arizona, Texas and Colorado. His expertise in slope plantings coin from desi and managing numerous slope -related projects. In 2001, Mr. Kobzeff accepted the ro of Landsc a Operations Manager for the landscape department of one of the largest architectural firms ' Oran County, where he effectively operationally reorganized the department. Believing in staying close to the scho Nsion nity, Mr. Kobzeff has been a guest lecturer and instructor in the Landscape Architec al t the University of California, Los Angeles, and the Horticultural Department of Orang oastosta Mesa, California. He was also an instructor in the Extension Program at the U ' ersity o, Irvine, where he taught "Grading and Drainage", and "Landscape Construction rawing". o an active member of the UCI Extension Faculty Advisory Board. Mr. Kob was invitedas a panel member for contractor education at the 1989 Landscape Industry ow at the Longn ntion Center. Mr. Kobzeff is an ac ' e member of the American Societyqf Landscape Architects. At California State Polytechnic Univ sity, Pomona, he received the Ame 'can Institute of Landscape Architects' "Outstanding S ent" award in 1972. Mr. Kobzeff also has a ' etime Limited Service Credential in the field of OM ntal Horticulture from the California Communi Colleges. He also is the Landscape Architect of cord for new development at several colleges within e Southern California area. Keeping 0 with industry changes, Mr. Kobzeff has Certificates of chievement for short courses in Horticul)6re from the University of California Cooperative Extension, d Advanced Irrigation Seminars from TORO Company. Mr. Kobzeff was asked to be a member of the Anaheim Beautiful Committe as a judge in their annual de gn awards program in 1987. He also served as a regular lecturer to the tional Council of State den Clubs, Pacific Region, California Garden Clubs, Orange County Distri He has received a ommendation for Outstanding Cooperation with the Garden Clubs of Orange Co ty District. Several of his projects have earned design Certificates of Merit from the California Park and creation Society's Environmental Planning and Recreation Program Awards for the City of Anaheim. He as been runner- up in both MAME and SAM awards for his work on tract housing. Mr. Kobzeff will be in charge of projects located mainly within the Orange, San Diego ak Riverside County areas. Mr. Kobzeff received his Bachelor of Science degree ,from school of Environmental Design at California Polytechnic University, Pomona in 1973.