1. ROBERT J. BOSCO
SENIOR PLANNER
TOTAL YEARS OF EXPERIENCE: 33
YEARS AT VIKA: 9
As VIKA’s Senior Planner, Robert Bosco brings more than 33 years of experience managing entitlement and rezoning projects throughout the Metropolitan Washington DC area. This work has required him to work closely with county, town, and city staff and citizen groups. His specific area of expertise is Loudoun County, where he began his career as a Loudoun County Senior Planner in 1988.
While working for Loudoun County, he played a key role in the development of Ashburn Village, a community with 5,000 dwellings, 1.2 million square feet of flex industrial space and 50,000 square feet of commercial space that was rezoned from agricultural to Planned Development Housing 3 (PDH-3).
Mr. Bosco was also responsible for the rezoning of Dulles Town Center (formerly Windmill Mall) from a Commercial-2 (C-2) to a Planned Development-Shopping Center (PD-SC). The project included the historic preservation of the original colonial road, Vestales Gap Road, which ran from historic Old Town Alexandria to Leesburg. This rezoning resulted in the development of 350,000 square feet of retail, 1,200 dwellings and 1.2 million square feet of office space. After being promoted to Loudoun County Zoning Administrator, Mr. Bosco played a lead role in working with the Loudoun County Planning Commission on the two-year process of writing and adopting a new zoning ordinance, the 1993 Zoning Ordinance, which is still in use today by Loudoun County.
After leaving the County’s employment for the private sector of land development, Mr. Bosco negotiated the rezoning of the Hazout property from agricultural to PD-SC, Planned Development-Industrial Park (PD-IP). The project included 600,000 square feet of retail and 1.5 million square feet of flex industrial space. It also included an important local historical and cultural preservation accomplishment for Mr. Bosco when he negotiated the dedication of the portion of the property that was former slave quarters to the Loudoun County Parks Department. Mr. Bosco also led the successful effort to rezone the Kirkpatrick Farm from agricultural to Planned Development–Housing 3 (PD-H3), which allowed for the development of 3,100 dwelling units. His Loudoun County experience also includes the preparation of preliminary subdivision plans for more than 10 residential subdivisions in rural Loudoun County and the site plan for Costco and Target retail stores in Leesburg.
In 2000, Mr. Bosco was appointed by the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors to be a member of the Facilities Standard Manual Review Committee. During his two-year appointment, he assisted the County staff in rewriting the Loudoun County Facilities Standards Manual.
Mr. Bosco’s problem-solving skills include “thinking outside the box” to develop creative solutions to project rezoning and entitlement problems. His impressive project management skills for entitlements and rezoning include balancing the multiple and, at times, competing priorities of all stakeholders, while always acting as a strong advocate for his clients’ interests. He is extremely knowledgeable about the planning, regulatory, and implementation framework for projects. He has built highly effective relationships with approval authorities and has the project experience, respect, and ability to work hand- in-glove with county, state, and federal approval agencies. Throughout his impressive professional career in both Loudoun County government and the private land development community, Mr. Bosco has built strong, effective professional and personal relationships with Loudoun County officials and government staff. In addition, he possesses extensive Loudoun County project experience both as a former county official and as a land development professional. We believe these are strong assets that he brings to the project.

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AREAS OF PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE:
 Preparation of land use plans
 Preparation and filing of land development and entitlement documents in Loudoun County
 Site Plan Revisions
 Variances (VARI)
 Waivers (WAIV)
 Approval of proffer/concept plan amendments (ZCPA)
 Approvals to Rezone (ZMAP)
 Zoning Modifications (ZMOD)
 Approval to rezone from Planned Development-Industrial Park (PD-IP) governed by 1972 Zoning Ordinance to one governed by the Revised 1993 Zoning Ordinance (ZRTD)
 Variance, special exception and rezoning applications
 Preparation of feasibility studies
 Planning and design of residential, multi-family, recreation, commercial, and industrial facilities
 Proffer analysis
 Preparation of master development plans
 Preparation of conceptual development plan and final development plan
RELEVANT EXPERIENCE:
STERLING PARK BUSINESS CENTER: LOUDOUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA
SENIOR PLANNER – Provided planning and project management services related to the development of Sterling Park Business Center, which will contain approximately 500,000 square feet of mixed-use office, flex, and industrial buildings when completed. Prepared and processed the site plan through Loudoun County development review. Provided technical engineering services during construction. Provided engineering consultation for mitigation work within sensitive environmental areas of the site. Processed site plan through as-built and occupancy permits. The first development, a 57,500 square-foot office building, was completed in 2011 and other phases are under construction. The complex will include nine (9) buildings when completed. Providing planning services related to the master plan and development of multiple land bays for commercial office or flex-industrial use buildings and related infrastructure. Provided zoning amendments to support the project. Engineering and site design tasks included: design of all new water and sewer mains; initial overall planning; overall preliminary grading plan; final site plan; grading plan submission; geometric layout plan; site landscape; lighting and signage plan; geotechnical plan coordination; bond estimate; construction administration; final architectural and MEP coordination; earthwork analysis; phasing plan, utility coordination; and, subsurface utility investigation, mapping, designation, location, and relocation services. Surveying services included: sight distance profiles; Loudoun County Sanitation Authority (LCSA) waterline and sanitary sewer easement plats; building stakeout: on-site public easement plats; address plat preparation; roadway preliminary and final existing condition plat; plat processing; record and easement plats; Loudoun County as-builts; preparation of digitized 5’ contours from aerial photography; boundary line adjustment plat; soil boring stakeout; and, prepared LCSA as-built survey for waterline and sanitary sewer. VIKA provided the as-built survey referenced to NAD 27 and NGVD 29. Stormwater services and tasks included: erosion and sediment control plan; on-site sanitary sewer plan; stormwater management plan for buildings 6A and 6B; Virginia Stormwater Management Program (VSMP) permit; and, site storm drainage study/adequate outfall plan. Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) services and tasks included: permit coordination; punch list assistance; and, red line plats. Additional services for this project also included: assisted with wetland permits; provided Engineers and Surveyors Institute (ESI) peer review; and, hydraulic modeling of existing water fire flows.
RYAN PARK RETAIL CENTER: LOUDOUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA
SENIOR PLANNER – Provided planning and project management services related to the development of a 90,900 square foot retail center that includes Giant Food and is adjacent to a Home Depot store. Prepared and processed the site plan through Loudoun County development review. Provided technical engineering services during construction. Provided engineering consultation for mitigation work within sensitive environmental areas of the site. Processed site plan through as-built and occupancy permits.

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Provided surveying and civil engineering services for this commercial/retail development. Services included: initial planning coordination; final site and grading plan; geometric layout and paving plan; geotechnical plan; earthwork analysis; site landscape and lighting plan; plan processing; utilities coordination; engineering construction administration; submission of plans to Loudoun County Sanitation Authority (LCSA); and, pond site coordination. Surveying services included: LCSA waterline and sanitary sewer easement plats; building stakeout; post-construction ALTA/ACSM Land Title Survey; pad check; edge of asphalt stakeout; sidewalk stakeout and associated surveys; on-site easement plats; stakeout dumpster enclosure; and, concrete pads. Prepared LCSA as-built survey for waterline and sanitary sewer referenced to NAD 27 and NGVD 29. Stormwater services included: stormwater pollution prevention plan; erosion control plan; Virginia Stormwater Management Program (VSMP) permit; revisions to approved Loudoun County Water plans; and, provided all new water and sewer mail designs. Other services included: assistance in wetland permits; provided Engineers and Surveyors Institute (ESI) peer review; hydraulic modeling of existing water fire flows; and, Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) coordination. Prepared and processed site plan through Loudoun County development review. Provided technical engineering services during construction. Provided engineering consultation for mitigation work within sensitive environmental areas of the site. Processed site plan through as-built and occupancy permits.
PARC DULLES: LOUDOUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA
SENIOR PLANNER – Provided planning, civil engineering and surveying services for this 388-unit multi- family development. Prepared and processed the site plan through Loudoun County development review. Provided technical engineering services during construction. Provided engineering consultation for mitigation work within sensitive environmental areas of the site. Processed site plan through as-built and occupancy permits. Surveying services included: topographic survey; ALTA/ACSM Land Title Survey; Loudoun County Sanitation Authority (LCSA) waterline and sanitary sewer easement plats; address plat; abandonment plat; as-built survey drawings; building location survey; preliminary record plat of subdivision; on-site easement plats; off-site easement plats; courtyard as-built; and, stakeout centerline of proposed wells. Prepared LCSA as-built survey for waterline and sanitary sewer referenced to NAD 27 and NGVD 29. Civil engineering and landscape architectural services included: initial planning coordination; geometric layout plan; final site plan; site distance profiles; initial planning coordination; final site plan for 388 units; geometric layout plan; sight distance profiles; geotechnical plan; earthwork analysis; site landscape; lighting and signage plan; final architectural/MEP coordination; permit processing after plan approval; public access road plan and profile; site plan revision processing; bond reduction/release/occupancy coordination; occupancy parking phasing exhibit; occupancy Phase II zoning exhibits; assistance with bond reduction and release; site landscape; lighting and signage plan; public access road plan and profile; permit exhibits; Verizon, Washington Gas and Virginia Power coordination; dry utility coordination; Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) review; and, construction administration and shop drawing review. Stormwater management services included: erosion control plan; drainage study; on-site sanitary sewer and water design; earthwork analysis; drainage exhibit; floodplain alteration; and, stormwater pollution prevention plan coordination. Services related to wetlands included: obtaining wetland permit; wetland exhibit; wetland locations survey and permit exhibits; and, wetland survey assistance. Additional services included: Engineers and Surveyors Institute (ESI) peer review; hydraulic modeling of existing water fire flows; and, Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) coordination. Assignments included: prepared and processed site plan through Loudoun County development review; provided technical engineering services during construction; provided engineering consultation for mitigation work within sensitive environmental areas of the site; and, processed site plan through as-built and occupancy permits.
SCIENCE APPLICATIONS INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION (SAIC) – REDEVELOPMENT OF TYSONS CAMPUS AND MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT: FAIRFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA
SENIOR PLANNER – Provided planning for several projects for SAIC on its 20-acre Tysons Campus. These projects include: structured parking; expansion efforts on SAIC’s corporate campus that included the addition of the new Tower III building and garage; Metro takings coordination; rezoning efforts; and, subdivision. Services included: ATLA/ACSM Land Title Survey; topographic and boundary surveys; schematic design development; preliminary and final stormwater management plans; landscape architecture plans and coordination; Conceptual and Final Development Plans (CDP/FDP) preparation; adequate outfall studies; Existing Vegetation Map (EVM); and, Metro coordination. SAIC is planning a massive redevelopment of its McLean campus that will rezone about 20 acres and add nearly 5 million square feet of new development. The inclusion if a residential component also makes the headquarters campus uncommon amount corporate developments nationally. SAIC’s plan features 1,900 residential units, 2.59 million square feet of office space and 392,000 square feet of hotel space. This mixed-use

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development is bounded by Leesburg Pike, Westpark Drive, International Drive and Solutions Drive. The campus is also adjacent to the Tysons Central 7 Metro station opening in late 2013.
SPRING HILL STATION/TYSONS WEST: FAIRFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA
SENIOR PLANNER – Providing planning services related to the land development plans for Spring Hill Station/Tysons West (also known as the Tysons Demonstration Project), which was created to illustrate how a project could be developed using the Draft Comprehensive Plan for Tysons Corner. VIKA is the engineer of record for the 28-acre Tysons Corner Demonstration Project currently under review by Fairfax County. We know from firsthand experience that aspects of the development and approval process can be intricate, complex, and at times contradictory. Providing surveying, planning, civil engineering, GIS, and landscape architectural services related to the “Tysons Demonstration Project” rezoning of Tysons Corner West. This project will also include the relocation and reconstruction of Fairfax County’s McLean Fire Station 29. Services include: surveying; schematic design; Conceptual Development Plan/Final Development Plan (CDP/FDP); entitlement services; preliminary engineering; tree survey; preliminary landscape/hardscape plan; preliminary stormwater management plan; Existing Vegetation Map (EVM); adequate outfall study; Dulles Transit coordination; and, Low Impact Development (LID) and Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) consulting. GIS services include: preparation and update of GIS and record base sheets; integration of GIS layers into existing CAD drawings; extensive overall GIS tracking which included, but was not limited to, as-builts, Conceptual Development Plans/Final Development Plans (CDP/FDP) and General Development Plan (GDP), for multiple project sites; site plans, surveys Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) data, and Washington Metropolitan Transit Authority (WMATA) data; GIS analysis exhibits to get generalized information about land use, proposed Metro Rail, conceptual road networks, building heights, building types, and zoning; extracted GIS data incorporated from survey fieldwork to supplement new tasks and expedite final work product; managed GIS/CAD conversion methods that were based on the purpose of the project and data type; managed GIS data creation from aerial, photography, remote sensing, GPS, surveys and planimetric data; and, provided cartography services.
WESTPARK CORPORATE CENTER: FAIRFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA
SENIOR PLANNER – Provided planning for the development of two (2) new office 600,000 square foot buildings and one parking structure for the Westpark Corporate Center and the rehabilitation of the National Automotive Dealers Association (NADA) Headquarters in Tysons Corner. Services included: topographic survey; ALTA/ACSM Land Title Survey; final site plan; geometric layout; erosion control plan; drainage study; on-site sanitary sewer; final landscape plan; geotechnical plan; stormwater management plan; earthwork analysis; road improvements plan for Route 7 and Westpark Drive; striping plan; rough grading plan; and, plan processing.
FAIRFAX COUNTY’S WEST OX ROAD COMPLEX INFRASTRUCTURE: FAIRFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA
SENIOR PLANNER – Provided planning services related to the development of the infrastructure for Fairfax County’s West Ox Road Complex, located on approximately 130 acres in the Springfield District of Fairfax County. The Complex is being built in phases through 2025, with capability for future expansion. The West Ox Road Complex provides critical infrastructure to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of both public safety and transportation services in Fairfax County and Northern Virginia. It has transformed the former "Camp 30" state correctional facility into a multi-purpose, multi-agency complex — the Fairfax County McConnell Public Safety and Transportation Operations Center, the Virginia State Police Division 7 dispatchers and call talkers; the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) Maintenance Facility; and the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) Operations Center. Surveying services included: field surveying to supplement aerial topography; bathymetric survey, the preparation of record and easement plats; construction stakeout; and, as-built surveys. Civil engineering and landscape architectural services included: the design of three (3) stormwater management facilities (including two enhanced extended detention ponds); roadway design (internal roads, turn lane improvements for West Ox Road, and a limited access highway interchange ramp); design of water main, storm drain and sanitary sewer systems; erosion and sediment control plan for over 60 acres of disturbed area; maintenance of traffic and pavement marking and signage plans; telecommunication and electrical conduit plans; project specifications; and, construction administration support during the construction process. Additional landscape architectural services included: landscape plan for interior parking lots, perimeter parking and vegetative screening; and, landscaping for the enhanced extended detention stormwater management pond. Coordination services included: geotechnical engineering consultant to address the specific requirements of the existing soils; structural engineering consultants for retaining wall design; wetlands consultants to minimize impacts to existing streams and wetlands; earthwork consultant to minimize the amount of cut material from the site; subsurface utility engineering and

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location consultants to incorporate existing utilities; and, traffic engineering consultant to incorporate the revised traffic signal design. VIKA and its team members were awarded the Fairfax County Department of Public Works & Environmental Services Capital Facilities Award for Excellence for the infrastructure and bus operations at the McConnell Public Safety and Transportation Operations Center at West Ox Road. This project also won the 2009 NAIOP Northern Virginia Award of Excellence – Best Building, Institutional Facility Over $20 Million.
MCCONNELL PUBLIC SAFETY AND TRANSPORTATION OPERATIONS CENTER (MPSTOC): FAIRFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA
SENIOR PLANNER – Provided planning, civil engineering, surveying, and landscape architectural services related to the development of the site to support the McConnell Public Safety and Transportation Operations Center (MPSTOC), a partnership between Fairfax County, the Commonwealth of Virginia, and the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA). The MPSTOC is a 114,000 square foot building with a 33,000 square foot Forensics Facility attached to it. Contained within the MPSTOC are Fairfax County's Department of Public Safety Communications (9-1-1 Communications Center), the Office of Emergency Management, the Emergency Operations Center, and the Virginia State Police Division 7 dispatchers. The complex also includes a 165,000 square foot building for the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) Northern Virginia District Office and State Police Division 7 Administration. Surveying services included: preparation of record and easement plats; construction stakeout; geometric layout plans for the general contractor; and, as-built surveys. Civil engineering services included: design of water main, storm drain and sanitary sewer systems; erosion and sediment control plan for approximately 18 acres of disturbed area; preparation of the telecommunication and electrical conduit plans; preparation of project specifications; and, construction administration support during the construction process. Landscape architectural services included: landscape plan for interior parking lots, perimeter parking, and vegetative screening; and, landscaping for the enhanced extended detention stormwater management pond. Coordination services included: geotechnical engineering consultant to address the specific requirements of the existing soils; security consultant for incorporation of the anti- ram wall design; and, mechanical/electrical/plumbing consultant for the water, storm, and sanitary system sizing requirements.
VICTORY CENTER AT EISENHOWER AVENUE: CITY OF ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA
SENIOR PLANNER – Provided land development planning services related to a multi-phase project located on a 16-acre site with an existing 600,000 square foot building and an additional one million square feet of expansion space. The complex will also include two (2) new buildings and three (3) new garages. Victory Center will be a state-of-the-art secured complex capable of meeting all Federal Government Agency and contractor space needs, from security to technology. All phases of the complex are being built to the highest level of government requirements. Currently, Phase I, the renovation of the Eisenhower Building, has been completed and the building is LEED Core and Shell Development (LEED- CS) Pilot Certified Gold. Surveying, civil engineering, planning, and landscape architectural services for the Eisenhower Building included: interior as-built survey of 12 floors; slab elevation as-built; flood plain certification; boundary and topographic survey; ALTA/ACSM Land Title Survey; topographic survey for wetland locations; site plan; erosion control plan; site storm drain study and adequate outfall analysis; on-site sanitary sewer plan; stormwater management plan and exhibits; landscape plan coordination; final easement plat; dimension plan; fire access plan; open space plan; lighting plan coordination; plan processing; Verizon/Washington Gas/Dominion Virginia Power coordination; bidding; permit processing; LEED coordination; site security coordination; and, construction administration. This project included Anti-Terror/Force Protection (AT/FP) requirements.
LIBERTY PARK: TOWN OF VIENNA, VIRGINIA
SENIOR PLANNER – Provided land development planning services related to the development of a 235,000± square foot secured government facility for an undisclosed government tenant. Provided land surveying and civil engineering services to the General Services Administration (GSA) for the building renovation, addition and parking structure that included: final ALTA/ACSM Land Title Survey; zoning permit plat; subsurface utility investigation and mapping; site plan and revisions; Virginia Stormwater Management Program (VSMP) permit; plan processing; easement plats; site outfall improvement design per local jurisdictional requirements; design development of the loading dock; design development of the utility upgrade; plats of division and/or lease exhibits; floodplain research; Water Quality Impact Assessment (WQIA); as-built survey; coordination of site specific security measures and access design of primary and alternative electrical duct banks; specifications for construction of primary and alternative electrical duct banks to ensure redundant power supply; and, construction administration. This project included Anti-Terror/Force Protection (AT/FP) requirements. Project concept development and

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requirements analysis Included: preliminary planning; feasibility analysis; site feasibility; and, regulatory compliance support. System design, engineering and integration services included: concept into a preliminary and detailed design; engineering plans and specifications; and, computer-aided design. Project design phase services included: preparation of cost estimates; utility studies; site investigation; site surveys; and, review of design scope changes, including analysis of schedule impact. Project construction phase services included: phasing requirements; maintaining resolving issues; preparing special reports; and, performing site surveys. This project was the recipient of a Washington Building Congress Craftsmanship Award in 2011.
WACHOVIA BANK AT RYAN PARK CENTER: LOUDOUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA
SENIOR PLANNER – Provided land development planning services for this bank site. Prepared and processed the site plan through Loudoun County development review. Provided technical engineering services during construction. Provided engineering consultation for mitigation work within sensitive environmental areas of the site. Processed site plan through as-built and occupancy permits. Services included: Special Exception Plan preparation; meeting revisions and plan processing and approval; initial planning coordination; final site and grading plans; geometric layout and paving plan; erosion and sediment control plan; geotechnical plan; on-site easement plats; site landscape; lighting and signage plan; and, utilities coordination. Surveying services included: initial planning coordination; preconstruction ALTA/ACSM Land Title Survey; on-site easement plats; Loudoun County Sanitation Authority (LCSA) waterline and sanitary sewer plats; building stakeout; post-construction ALTA/ACSM Land Title Survey; pad check; check grade; and, site plan as-built. Prepared LCSA as-built survey for waterline and sanitary sewer referenced to NAD 27 and NGVD 29. Stormwater services included: stormwater pollution prevention plan coordination; and, erosion and sediment control plan. Engineering and landscape architectural services included: final site and grading plan; geometric layout and paving plan; geotechnical plan; site landscape plan, lighting and signage plan; plan processing; Verizon/Washington Gas/Virginia Power coordination; initial architect coordination; Special Exception Plan preparation; Special Exception meetings, revisions and processing; and, engineering construction administration. Other services included: assistance in wetland permits; provided Engineers and Surveyors Institute (ESI) peer review; hydraulic modeling of existing water fire flows; and, Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) coordination
HOME DEPOT AT RYAN PARK CENTER: LOUDOUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA
SENIOR PLANNER – Provided full final site plan development and stakeout services for the development of the Home Depot at Ryan Park Center. Prepared and processed the site plan through Loudoun County development review. Provided technical engineering services during construction. Provided engineering consultation for mitigation work within sensitive environmental areas of the site. Processed site plan through as-built and occupancy permits. Services and tasks included: sediment and erosion control plan, clearing limits plan, design of storm drain, designs of waterline, sanitary sewer and laterals; curb and gutter; and, assistance in getting off Loudoun County bond. Surveying services included: ALTA/ACSM Land title Survey; site plan as-built; sanitary and water as-builts; building stakeout; prepared Loudoun County Sanitation Authority (LCSA) water line and sanitary sewer easement plats; construction stakeout; and, LCSA as-built survey for water line and sanitary sewer. Provided LCSA as- built survey referenced to NAD 27 and NGVD 29. Other services included: assistance in wetland permits; provided Engineers and Surveyors Institute (ESI) peer review; hydraulic modeling of existing water fire flows; and, Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) coordination.
PARK CREST: FAIRFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA
SENIOR PLANNER – Provided land development planning services related to the development of high-rise and mid-rise residential towers that offers the urban lifestyle. Located adjacent to Tysons Galleria, Park Crest is a mixed-use retail and residential community of approximately 1,300 homes and more than 50,000 square feet of retail space, including a new Harris Teeter grocery store. Provided surveying, civil engineering, and planning services that included: ALTA/ACSM Title Survey; boundary verification; preparation of Conceptual Development Plan/Final Development Plan (CDP/FDP) and Amendment; Existing Vegetation Map (EVM); stormwater management plan with an interim and ultimate condition to allow for efficient phased development to meet stormwater management requirements; plaza/landscape/lighting feature coordination; processing of required interpretations related to site features; phased construction documents; landscape plan; bathymetric pond survey; urban linear park; relocation of an existing Fairfax County Water Authority check valve vault facility; multi-staged erosion and sediment control plans; outfall analysis; and, dry utility coordination. VIKA provided final site design for all six (6) buildings and plazas, tree preservation coordination, and public street improvements as part of the rezoning package and final design.

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POTOMAC SCHOOL: FAIRFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA
SENIOR PLANNER – Providing planning, surveying, civil engineering, and landscape architectural design services related to expansion of the Upper and Lower Schools, central plant, athletic fields, and tennis courts. Civil engineering services include: Special Exception and major amendment services; schematic design; concept stormwater management plan; site plan; Special Exception Submittal; Special Exception testimony; final site plan; on-site paving and storm drain plan; sediment and erosion control plans; stormwater management plan; project specifications; bidding assistance; RFI response and shop drawing review; construction administration; and, storm drain outfall study. Surveying services include: boundary and topographic surveys; subsurface utility investigation and mapping; stormwater management easements; and, title commitment review. Landscape architectural services include: landscape plan coordination; campus landscaping for pedestrian, athletic, and vehicular uses; reforestation of areas adjacent to stream/watercourse; tree preservation plan; design and on-site implementation of existing tree preservation plan; landscape transplant plan; athletic field layout, landscape plan, and grading plan; and, tennis court layout.
PROFESSIONAL DEGREES AND REGISTRATIONS, YEAR OBTAINED:
 Bachelor of Science, Economic and Urban Planning, Wright State University, 1981
 Loudoun County Facilities Standard Manual Review Committee, 2000-2002
 Cornell University, Community Response to Ground Water Contamination, 1985
 United States Army, Non-Commissioned, Military Police 1975-1977; Commissioned Infantry Officer 1977-1981, Ranger School, Airborne School, Expert Infantry Badge, and Humanitarian Service Medal
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES:
 Loudoun County Facilities Standard Manual Review Committee, 2000-2002
PREVIOUS EMPLOYMENT:
 Huntley, Nyce and Associates, Planning Director, 1999-2004
 County of Fairfax, Virginia, Assistant to the Zoning Administrator, 1994-1999
 Loudoun County, Virginia, Zoning Administrator, 1991-1994
 Loudoun County, Virginia, Senior Planner, 1988-1991
 City of Beavercreek, Ohio, Zoning Administrator
 City of Moraine, Ohio, Planning Director and Public Works Director