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Key Staff SEH has assembled a team of technical staff that has direct experience in Roseville, as well as experience working on comprehensive water resources and wetland management plans and evaluating and creating functional city-wide hydrologic/ hydraulic models. The SEH team members listed below were selected based on their local knowledge and applicable expertise, as well as their ability to apply that expertise in a planning document. Our collective expertise and availability will ensure that we meet the City's schedule, budget and expected quality of deliverables. A summary of the key staff members' roles for this project is provided below, followed by an organizational chart that illustrates the additional depth of resources available to assist on this project. Ron Leaf, PE I Principal -In -Charge Ron will be involved in all aspects of the planning process and will directly oversee development of the plan. He will attend meetings with City staff and be a key point of contact for developing details for meeting schedules and City Committee presentations. Having worked with the City in 2013, Ron understands the goals for the project and how to use the tools available to achieve those goals efficiently. Rebecca Nestingen, PE, CFM I Lead Water Resources Engineer Rebecca will be the primary staff person responsible for coordinating updates to the plan contents as well as working with City staff and agencies to identify new or innovative stormwater management approaches. Rebecca will bring a fresh perspective to this plan update, having recently worked on several innovative BMP designs including the Target Field Station Water Reuse System and the Tartan Crossing Regional Infiltration Basin in Oakdale. She will also be involved in team meetings with City staff and coordination with watershed organizations and Met Council. Dan Cazanacli, PE I Flood Area Assessments Dan will serve as the lead for reviewing and interpreting model results for use in confirming known problems areas and identifying potential drainage improvement areas - considering the new Atlas 14 rainfall depths will result in higher 100 -year peak water levels on basins throughout the City. Jake Macholl I Water Quality Scientist Jake's role will be to focus on reviewing lake water quality data and trends, and to make recommendations ■ on any updates to the goals and policies listed in the current plan. Jake will work closely with City staff in identifying innovative and cost-effective approaches to maintain and improve in -lake water quality. Deric Deuschle I Natural Resource Scientist/Aquatic Biologist Deric's role will be to focus on reviewing the current plan and making any recommendations for updates related to wetlands, buffers and natural resources policies and ordinances. Mark Lobermeier, PE I Client Service Manager As client service manager, Markwill playa small but important role in the plan update. Mark's responsibility will be to ensure that adequate resources are available to deliver the plan components on schedule as well as bringing his past experience and historical knowledge of Roseville's surface water system. Dan Carlson I GIS Database Lead Dan will be responsible for coordinating the integration of the GIS data into a usable format, whether through static maps or an interactive web -based platform. Emily Steinweg, EI I Water Resources Engineer Emily will assist in preparation of all aspects of the plan. SHORT ELLIOTT HENDRICKSON INC. 2