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GEOFFREY LEITER, P.E., CIVIL AND WATER RESOURCES ENGINEER

EDUCATION:	BS, Civil Engineering - University of Arizona MS, Environmental Engineering - University of Florida
PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION:	Professional Engineer, State of Florida No. 51418
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS:	American Society of Civil Engineers Society of Environmental Engineers
FIELDS OF EXPERTISE:	CADD Design and Drafting Database Management Design of water distribution and sewage collection systems Environmental Modeling Hazardous and Solid Waste Management Hydraulics Hydrology Preparation of water and sewage systems "as-builts" drawings Stormwater Sampling and Monitoring Surveying Water and Wastewater Chemistry

EXPERIENCE:

Mr. Leiter has had a great deal of experience in storm water management planning and master planning as it relates to the Federal 208 Requirements and the current NPDES storm discharge permitting required by EPA on a national level. His experience includes use of the computer and design of software for various purposes. Currently, he is involved in preparation of CADD drawings for MDWASD pumping stations and force mains.

Currently with Leiter, Perez & Associates, Inc., he is vice president and has supervised CADD drawings for MDWASD pumping stations. Working with company draftsperson, he has taught the use of CADD programs for engineering drafting and has assisted the project manager in completing several projects on time and within extremely tight schedules. He has worked closely with the survey division in coordination and preparation of utility "As-built" drawings.

Mr. Leiter recently been involved in a stormwater master planning service for the City of Hialeah, Florida, and in the provision of general stormwater services for Miami International Airport which includes a water quality monitoring program and the implementation of the stormwater plan previously developed.

Prior to relocating to Florida, Mr. Leiter served as project engineer on the City of Chesapeake, Virginia's, NPDES stormwater permit application where he managed a water quality monitoring program for 10 wet weather monitoring stations. He designed a software package to convert the monitoring equipment output data into a spreadsheet format for statistical analysis. Mr. Leiter's experience also includes the design of a modeling program to assess present and future pollutant removal efficiencies for city-wide Best Management Practices (BMPs). He was involved in similar projects for the cities of Virginia Beach and Newport News, Virginia.

Mr. Leiter provided training and oversight for a NPDES water quality monitoring program in Columbus, Ohio. He analyzed hydrologic and hydraulic conditions for five monitoring stations and created a customized software package for the analysis of water quality data. Mr. Leiter has worked with CDM's Watershed Management Model (WMM) to estimate nonpoint source pollutant loadings generated for different land use scenarios for the cities of Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, and Newport News, Virginia. He gave workshops to set up and familiarize clients with CDM-WMM as well as water quality monitoring procedures.

As a high school student and summers while attending university, Mr. Leiter worked in the engineering office or in the field with the surveying parties. He is familiar with drafting in the office with and without CADD and has worked at all positions with the field surveying crews.

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