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william C. Weber, AICP Page 2 Transportation-Related Work Mr. Weber prepared station area planning and design guidelines for the Raleigh-Durham regional rail system. He prepared station area development plans for the Chapel Hill to Durham LR T system. Mr. Weber conducted community development planning for the 1-494 Reconstruction Design and EIS (Minneapolis), the TH 169 Alignment and EIS (northern Minnesota), the Southeastern Wisconsin LRT Comprehensive Plan, the Hennepin County Comprehensive LRT System Plan and EIS (Minneapolis and suburbs), the TH 14/52 Alignment and EIS (Rochester, MN), the TH 252/610 Alignment and EIS (Minneapolis suburbs), and 79th/80. Street in Bloomington. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .: . . . . . . . . . . . Land Use and Transportation Analyses Mr. Weber is the lead researcher for BR W in the subject areas of land use and fixed-rail transit and in urban form aud transportatiou. He has studied and prepared reports on the interrelationship ofland development and fixed- guideway transit systems in suburban and central city locations, and prepared the Trade-Off Analysis for the Central Corridor AA/DEIS in the Twin Cities, Mr. Weber has compiled and studied a comprehensive library of scholarly publications and planning documents on the relationship ofland use and transportation. Environmental Impact Reports Mr, Weber has assisted in the preparation of environmental impact statements for a 3,200-acre sanitary landfill in Hennepin County, 1-494, TH 610/252, Minneapolis West River Parkway, TH 14/52 in Rochester, 79th/80th Street in Bloomington, and the Savage Fen and Eagle Creek in Savage, MN. Housing and Community Development Assistance Housing and community development assistance plans by Mr. Weber include two Comprehensive Housing Affordability Strategies, a Consolidated Strategy and Plan, a CDBG Plan for Eau Claire, WI, and a Comprehensive Housing Plan for Willmar, MN. Bicycle System Plans Mr. Weber's bicycle system work includes a route linking downtown Milwaukee to the Bay View Neighborhood through the Port of Milwaukee; the 5,6-mile East River Bikeway in Manhattan, New York; a greenways system plan for the St. Louis metropolitan area; the eight-mile Mississippi River Heritage Trail through Dubuque, IA; and system plans for Oakdale and Vadnais Heights, MN, and EauClaire and Superior, WI. Public Participation and Communication Mr. Weber believes that inclusive participation and communication are keys to project success, He has used methods including nominal group, snowcard, dot voting) open discussion. focus groups, visual preference surveys, sketching, interviews and opinion surveys. f1' . . . 'il'20524.doc - (4/99)