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LEON D. SPENCER, Supervising Civii Engineer. His experience includes three
<br />years engineering design of Mobile Oil Co. shoreside and product-handling
<br />facilities and twelve years �n the utility �eld, inc�uding system valuations, feasi-
<br />bility stutfies, long-range planning, ir�surance evaluations and ana�yses of utility
<br />ope�ations. He is a member of the American Society Qf Civil Engineers.
<br />CLARENCE ). STEIERT, Suaervising Electrical Engineer. His experience includes
<br />two years ot substation, power plant and transmission line design with R. W.
<br />Beck and Associates and fourteen years with the Ge�eral Electric Company. He
<br />�s a member o( the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers and the
<br />National Society of Professi�nal EnginPPrs.
<br />ROBERT G. TAYLOR, Supervising Eleccncal Engineer. His experience includes
<br />three years in design and supervision of construction of transmission lines, sub-
<br />st�tions and telephone plant and over s�x years in working with utilities in rate
<br />studies, plant evaluation, project feasih:lity and financing and contract negotia-
<br />tions. f-1e �s a member of the Institut� of Electrical and Electranics Engineers and
<br />the National Society of Professiona� Engineers.
<br />V. O M. TRAUDT, Supen�ising Electrical Engineer. His experience includes
<br />four years as distribution system design engineer, eight years in direct charge of
<br />utility design and construction of substations, transmission, overheaci and under-
<br />�round clectr�cal network systems, cable testing, and budget preparation. He
<br />is a member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronscs Engineers and the
<br />National Sociezy of Professional Ensineers.
<br />TALBOT WEGG, Principal Planner, Supervisor of Planning for the Western
<br />Re�ion in charge of consulting services on planning, urban renewal and codes
<br />for city, county and state agencies. He joined the firm in 1963 after five years
<br />as Urb�n Re:�ewal Coordinator (or the City of Seattle and extensive previous
<br />experience in community planning and housing programs and as an architect.
<br />Nis experience alsc� includes responsibility for the Freparation of codes including
<br />the pmsent h�usir�g, building, elevator and garage codes of the City of Seattle.
<br />He was a found,er and first Executive Direct�r of the Puget Sound Regiona!
<br />Rlanniv�g Coun,ci! and is a member nf the American Institute of Planners, a Re-
<br />giona6 Direetor of the National Association of Housing Redevelopment Officals,
<br />a Director of �`he Seattle Citizens Planning Counci) and a former Girector of the
<br />Seattle f�Aapte►•. American Institute of Archit�cts.
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<br />� Th� �irm has adopted the policy of utiiizin� the talents of nationally recognized engineers and scientists
<br />as Special Co�sultants on specific works. Following is a list of Special Consult��,.s associated with the firm:
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<br />J. BARRY COOKE, formerly with Pacifoc Gas and Electric Company—Special
<br />Consultant on hydroelectric projects, rock-fi11 dams ar�d tunnels.
<br />DR. HOWARD A. COOIv1BS, Professor and Head of GeQl�gy Department,
<br />University of Washington—Special Consulting Geologist.
<br />DEWEY j. DeBOER, former Executive Manager of Nebraska Public Power
<br />System; Chief Engineer, War Production Board; South East Asia Electric Power
<br />Surveys for U. S. Agency for International Developr��ent--Special Consultant on
<br />powe� supply planni�;o.
<br />WARD W. HUSTED, formPr Manager of The Rocky Mountain Gas Company
<br />and Northern Gas Company, Laramie, Wyoming—Special Consultant on natura!
<br />gas utilities.
<br />DR. EDWARD bV. KIMBARK, former Dean of the School of Engineering,
<br />Seattle University—Special Consultant on problems relating to transmission
<br />and distribution of electric power.
<br />ADOLf A. MEYER, former Head ot Civil Engineering Design for the Tennes-
<br />see Valley Authority—Special Consultant on investigations, design and con-
<br />struction of large steam and hydroeiectric projects.
<br />DR. JOHN ft. SCHULTZ, former Staff Geologist for Harza Engineering Com-
<br />,r.any—Special Consulting Geologist.
<br />DR. E. ROY TINNEY, Professar of Civil Engineering, Head of the R. L. AI-
<br />brook Hydraulic Laboratory, Division of Industrial Research, Washington State
<br />University and Director, State of Washington Water Research Center—Con-
<br />sulting Hydraulic Engineer.
<br />K. S. WINGFIELD, former Administrator of the Arizona Power Authority and
<br />Chief of Ma�keting and Operations of the Power Division of the U. S. Depart-
<br />ment of the Interior—Special Engineering and Utility Operations Consultant.
<br />Syndi�ate P�rticipation
<br />The firm participates, from time #o time, in syndicates for the joint processing
<br />of architectural and engineering se�vices and is at present syndicated with
<br />three other engineering firms �ander the name NIETROPOLiTAN ENGINEERS
<br />to perform services on the $100-million sewer project of the Municipality of
<br />Metropoiitan Seattle. : '
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