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Experience and Qualifications SEH's recent project experience includes local stormwater management plan updates along with extensive modeling and other relevant projects. Our capabilities encompass each deliverable of the process. The following section provides an overview of some of our recent and similar projects. For qualifications, see consultant team key staff and resume sections. Planning Experience 2013 Comprehensive Surface Water Management Plan Update – City of Roseville, Minn. Ron and Rebecca were the two primary staff on this project that required a series of meetings with the City's Public Works, Environmental and Transportation Commission to develop major themes for the plan, develop draft goals and policies, and finalize the plan. A draft plan was also reviewed with the City's Parks and Recreation Commission and at a public open house to gather input on issues throughout the City. Key deliverables of the plan included updated goals and policies, including a specific section on sustainability; an assessment of ongoing issues and recognition of past successes; and a prioritized 10 -year implementation program that identifies program activities and improvements, including a future city-wide model update. Surface Water Management Plan Update – City of Chanhassen, Minn. Ron served as project manager for coordinating this comprehensive plan update that included a citywide hydrologic model update; completion of Minnesota Routine Assessment Method wetland assessments and G IS - mapping for more than 385 wetlands, 85 ponds and several lake and stream corridor features; field survey of inverts and locations of more than 6,000 storm sewer structures; creation of a fully G IS -based database for these data; updating lake management recommendations; and developing goals and policies through the City's Task Force. Dan Carlson was a key resource during establishment of the GIS storm system database. Surface Water Management Plan Update – City of Shoreview, Minn. Ron served as project manager for updating the City's 1990 plan. The update focuses on National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (BIDDIES) Phase II program requirements, hydrologic modeling updating wetland inventory, and addressing thegoals and policies of two local Watershed Management Organizations. Another key aspect of the project was creating an electronic web -based version of the plan as the primary format. Surface Water Management Plan Update– City of White Bear Lake, Minn. Ron and Rebecca were the two key staff responsible for updating the overall sut — Plan, which is currently in process. Key deliverables include an updateto the volume control requirements and standards, creating a section that highlights past successful projects throughout the City, and prioritizing capital improvements. Chris Larson was consulted for his expertise and input on the surface water - groundwater interaction issues that have been a hot topic in the area for several years. Surface Water Management Plan Update– City of Oakdale, Minn. Key deliverables were an update to the city-wide hydrologic model and incorporating the volume control requirements of the three watershed districts (Ramsey Washington Metro Watershed District, Valley Branch Watershed District, and South Washington Watershed District). One of the CID items created after the plan was completed was a GIS -based database of model results for incorporation into the City's asset management system. Ron and Dan Carlson were key staff on this project. Surface Water Management Plan Update– City of Vadnais Heights, Minn. Key deliverables for this S WM P included an update to the City's volume control requirements of the three watershed districts (Ramsey Washington Metro Watershed District, Valley Branch Watershed District, and South Washington Watershed District). One of the CID items created after the plan was completed was a GIS -based database of model results for incorporation into the City's asset management system. Ron and Dan Carlson were key staff on this project. SHORT ELLIOTT HENDRICKSON INC. 13