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Areas of Expertise <br />Steel <br />Concrete <br />Wood <br />Masonry <br />Buildings <br />Industrial Structures <br />Tanks and Tank Foundations <br />Support Systems for Vessels and <br />Equipment <br />Building Design Analysis (Occupancy <br />and Access) <br />Hazardous Occupancy Design <br />Permitting <br />Years of Experience <br />With URS: <1 Year <br />With Other Firms: 20 Years <br />Education <br />BS /Architectural Engineering/ 1988/ <br />University of Colorado <br />Registration /Certification <br />Professional Civil Engineer /CA/50171 <br />Professional Civil Engineer /TX/ <br />101622 <br />Professional Civil Engineer /NV/ <br />12411 <br />Professional Civil Engineer /MO/ <br />30411 <br />Timothy Gutkowski, P.E. <br />Structural Engineering <br />Overview <br />Mr. Gutkowski has more than 20 years of civil /structural design <br />experience that includes industrial, commercial, environmental and civil <br />site development projects. Tim has spent the last fifteen years in the roles <br />of lead engineer and civil /structural department manager. <br />Past projects have included work on waste water separation systems for <br />industrial facilities and commercial site developments. Certain projects <br />have included design and permitting of storm water connections to major <br />storm water conduits in the Los Angeles basin. Tim also has extensive <br />experience related to the design of building structures: steel flame, <br />concrete, and other building types. <br />His past experience includes work on projects requiring compliance with <br />regulatory agencies. Previous permitting experience includes work with <br />Los Angeles and Orange County Flood Control Districts, Cities of <br />Newport Beach, Costa Mesa and Santa Ana and the Regional Water <br />Control Board. <br />Project Specific Experience <br />Civil Lead, Storm Water /Process Water Segregation System, Los <br />Angeles, CA, ConocoPhillips Lube Oil Production Facility, 1996: <br />Responsible for the design of the storm water management system at the <br />Conoco /Phillips Lube Oil Processing facility. The Unocal site is provided <br />with drain systems designed to handle both process wastes and storm <br />water. Over time the process and storm water drain systems had been <br />interconnected. Only one separator was provided for both waste streams <br />which discharged to the County of LA storm collection facilities. The <br />objective of the project was to determine where the systems were <br />interconnected and segregate the waste streams into two independent <br />systems. The existiig separator was repurposed for process water <br />separation and the discharge connected to the LACSD facilities. Storm <br />water from the site was segregated and processed through a new storm <br />water separator. <br />Civil Lead, Equipment Storage Area: SCE ROW Adjacent to Peters <br />Canyon Creek, Irvine, CA, Waste Management, 1998: Responsible <br />design of paved parking area in the SCE ROW along on the west side of <br />Peters Canyon Creek. Engineering design included storm drain discharge <br />to the flood control channel requiring review and approval from Orange <br />County Flood Control District. Project plans included a hydrology study <br />and design for storm drain connections to Peters Canyon Creek. <br />Civil/ Structural Lead, Bus Maintenance Yard, Los Angeles, CA, <br />UCLA, 2003: Providing civil /structural engineering design for site <br />development plans. Scope of work included a 30' high 600 sf metal <br />canopy over the truck maintenance area and site improvement plans for a <br />wash down pad and parking /drive areas. As part of the scope a <br />r•• <br />