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CITY OF WEST CHICAGO
CITY COUNCIL
AGENDA ITEM SUMMARY
ITEM TITLE: ‘
AGENDA ITEM NUMBER: _§ 6.
Resolution No. 19-R-0031 — Contract with APTIM for Siting
Application Review Services FILE NUMBER:
COMMITTEE AGENDA DATE: N/A
COUNCIL AGENDA DATE: 6/3/2019
STAFF REVIEW: SIGNATURE
APPROVED BY CITY ADMINISTRATOR: SIGNATURE
ITEM SUMMARY:
If Lakeshore Recycling Services (LRS) submits a draft application for a pre-filing review for a municipal
waste transfer station at 1655 Powis Road, City staff will need technical assistance. LRS has hired
consultants for the siting application, and they have met with the DuPage Airport Authority. After
contacting a number of local government officials to ascertain what companies do this type of work,
interviewed Devin Moose and Martin Fallon of APTIM and Walter Willis. Both APTIM and Water Willis
came highly recommended, and both have worked on both sides of the issue (local government and the
applicant), which in staff experience leads to a better end product. A proposal and their resumes are
attached for your review.
In a previous City Administrator's monthly report, | expressed that the cost of the pre-file review would
likely be within my spending authority, but | was in error. The costs of this pre-file review (not to exceed
$35,000) are to be reimbursed by Lakeshore Recycling Systems, per the terms of the Host Agreement.
STAFF RECOMMENDATION:
Staff recommends approval of Resolution No. 19-R-0031.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION:
This item did not go to Committee because it will be the City Council that stands in judgement in the end,
should an application be filed.

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RESOLUTION NO. 19-R-0031
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR TO EXECUTE AN
AGREEMENT WITH APTIM FOR SITING APPLICATION REVIEW
SERVICES — WASTE TRANSFER STATION
BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of West Chicago, in
regular session assembled, that the Mayor is hereby authorized to execute an
Agreement with APTIM for siting application review services associated with a
proposed waste transfer station, in substantially the form attached hereto and
incorporated herein as Exhibit “A”.
APPROVED this 3 day of June, 2019.
AYES:
NAYES:
ABSTAIN:
ABSENT:
Mayor Ruben Pineda
ATTEST:
City Clerk Nancy M. Smith

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APTIM
i 1607 East Main Street
A St Charles, Illinois 60174
Tel: +1 630 762 1400
APTIM en apt com
May 21, 2019
Mr. Michael Guttman
Administrator
City of West Chicago
475 Main Street
West Chicago, IL 60185
Subject: Proposal to Provide Municipal Waste Transfer Station
Siting Application Review Services to the City of West Chicago
Dear Mr. Guttman:
Aptim Environmental & Infrastructure, LLC (Aptim) is pleased to provide the City of West Chicago with
this proposal to conduct professional engineering and review services with regard to an anticipated
application requesting local siting approval for the development of a transfer station in West Chicago.
Based upon our extensive experience participating in local siting proceedings the following discusses the
proposed scope of services and budget.
Scope of Services
Aptim will conduct a “pre-file” review of the draft application. The pre-file review is intended to provide a
qualitative review of the draft application to establish general consistency with the City of West Chicago
Pollution Control Facility Siting Ordinance, identify gross inconsistencies, and to determine if proposed
facility design and operations generally conforms to Best Management Practices for modern transfer
station facilities. It is envisioned that the pre-file review will begin with a site visit and will culminate with
the provision of one (1) marked up copy of the draft application. We will also attend meetings with the
City and applicant as necessary in order to discuss the application contents and findings of the pre-file
review.
Limitations
As you are aware, the process of siting a transfer station is a complex and dynamic process, requiring
the expertise of many technical disciplines. As such, the actual cost to conduct these services depends
on several variables. Some of these variables include the type and quantity of information provided within
the application, the level of organization, and consistency of the application. Without knowing the extent
or quality of the application it is difficult to provide an accurate estimate of the level of effort that will be
required. Should the application be incomplete or of poor technical quality, a larger level of effort may
be necessary than what was assumed in preparation of this proposal.
Furthermore, the pre-file review is meant to be a qualitative third party review and is not indented to be
an exhaustive validation of material submitted in the draft application. As such, the following will not be
tendered as a part of the scope of services:
° Conduct independent field or research studies to verify or validate findings or conclusions
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A APTIM
° Propose remedies to inconsistencies or deficiencies identified within the draft application.
Finally, this proposal does not include providing the City with technical assistance through the local siting
hearings. As a separate scope of service, and after filing of an application, Aptim could assist the City in
reviewing the application to determine whether a technical basis has been established demonstrating the
statutory criteria have been met. This may include conducting additional research and analysis as
necessary and within reason in order to verify the information provided by the applicant, and we will assist
the City’s legal counsel in preparing questions for the applicant during the public hearings.
Budget
Aptim recommends a budget of $35,000 for the above scope of service. This budget includes the
anticipated budget for Walter Willis for his review of the Plan Consistency component of the application
and for his attendance at the above referenced meeting. While part of the project team, it is proposed
that Mr. Willis will submit invoices directly to the City. In addition to the involvement of Mr. Willis, Aptim
may make a recommendation for a traffic consultant to assist in the review process if deemed necessary
upon initial evaluation. This effort has not been included in this proposal and it is assumed that any
necessary traffic consultant would also contract directly with the City under an additional scope of service.
All services will be provided on a time and material basis, and we will only bill for time actually spent on
the project. Any additional services requested by the City will also be conducted on a time and material
basis in accordance with our attached 2019 Fee Schedule (refer to Attachment 1). Attachment 2 contains
a Professional Services Agreement. Résumés of key team members, including that of Mr. Willis are
provided in Attachment 3.
We look forward to having an opportunity to work with the City of West Chicago on this project. If the
terms and conditions are acceptable, please sign and return of the Professional Service Agreement in
Attachment 2 to and return it to my attention. Meanwhile, if you have any questions, feel free to contact
me at (630) 762-1400.
Sincerely,
Aptim Environmental & Infrastructure, LLC
Devin A. Moose, P.E., DEE
Director

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A.
APTIM
APTIM Environmental & Infrastructure, LLC
2019 Fee Schedule
Title
Principal
Engineer / Geologist / Environmental Scientist
Planner
Designer
Project Administrator
Project Manager IV
Engineer / Geologist / Environmental Scientist
Planner
Designer
Project Administrator
Project Manager III
Engineer / Geologist / Environmental Scientist
Planner
Designer
Project Administrator
Project Manager II
Engineer / Geologist / Environmental Scientist
Planner
Designer
Project Administrator
Project Manager |
Engineer / Geologist / Environmental Scientist
Planner
Designer
Project Administrator
Professional Level III
Engineer / Geologist / Environmental Scientist
Planner
Designer
Project Administrator
Professional Level II
Engineer / Geologist / Environmental Scientist
Planner
Designer
Project Administrator
Professional Level |
Engineer / Geologist / Environmental Scientist
Planner
Designer
Project Administrator
Technician
Level IV
Level Ill
Level II
Level |
Administrative Assistant
Depositions and expert witness testimony, including preparation time, will be
charged at 1.5 times the above rates.
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Rate
$215.00
$180.00
$160.00
$140.00
$125.00
$105.00
$95.00
$80.00
$70.00
$60.00
$50.00
$40.00
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A.
APTIM
APTIM Environmental & Infrastructure,
Inc. 2018 Fee Schedule
Title
Vehicle (day) plus gas
Vehicle Expense (Cost +15%)
Disposable Bailers (2")
Disposable Bailers (1")
Misc. Sampling Supplies (day)
Groundwater Sampling Tubing (foot)
Caution Tape (roll)
Encore Sampler (each)
QED 0.45 Micron Disposal Filters (each)
Steel Well Lock (each)
2" Grippers (each)
Disposable Camera (each)
Laptop Computer (day)
LCD Projector (day)
Projection Screen (day)
Digital Camera (day)
Camcorder (day)
Tripod (day)
Soil Probe (day)
Interface Probe (day)
Water Level Indicator (day)
Infrared Thermometer (day)
PID (day)
Slug Test Equipment (day)
Nasal Ranger Scentometer (day)
Air Compressor Controller Sampling System (day)
Cond./Temp/pH Meter (day)
Multi-Parameter Water Quality Meter (day)
GEM-500 (day)
Drager Bellows Pump (day)
Water Purge Pump (day)
Lo-Flow Sampling Pump (Peristaltic Type) (day)
4-Gas Meter (day)
Tyvek Suit (Jump suit, gloves, boots) (day)
Hand Auger (day)
Sludge Judge (day)
Laser Level (day)
Field Boat (day)
Reimbursables, (Cost +15%)
Communication/Shipping/Routine Copying
Fee Schedule Rates are subject to change without notice.
Monthly invoices are to be paid according to the contract.
Interest will be charged on late payments.
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Rate
$75.00
Cost 15%
$8.00
$7.00
$45.00
$0.35
$18.00
$8.00
$18.00
$8.00
$25.00
$10.00
$75.00
$100.00
$25.00
$20.00
$15.00
$15.00
$25.00
$45.00
$45.00
$10.00
$90.00
$125.00
$75.00
$160.00
$35.00
$80.00
$125.00
$10.00
$30.00
$95.00
$20.00
$35.00
$25.00
$35.00
$45.00
$50.00
Cost 15%
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ATTACHMENT2
Professional Services Agreement
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© 2013 Aptim Environmental & Infrastructure, LLC
APTIM ENVIRONMENTAL & INFRASTRUCTURE, LLC
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AGREEMENT
TIME AND MATERIALS BASIS
1. SERVICES: Aptim Environmental &
Infrastructure, LLC ("APTIM") a_ Louisiana
corporation, agrees to perform for the undersigned
CLIENT professional environmental, health and
safety, consulting and/or analytical services
(“Services”) described in attached Proposal No. __
dated May 21, 2019 and/or as follows: for $35,000, all
in accord with the following terms and conditions.
2. FEES, INVOICES AND PAYMENTS: The
Services will be performed on a time and materials
basis, with compensation due for all goods and Services
provided by APTIM, computed in accord with
currently-in-effect APTIM rates for Time & Material
work. APTIM's particular applicable T & M Rate Sheet
for the Services will be attached hereto. Invoices will
be submitted by APTIM no more frequently than every
two weeks, with payment due upon CLIENT’S receipt
of invoice. Payment shall be in U.S. Dollars. CLIENT
shall be responsible for payment (without deduction or
offset from the total invoice amount) of any and all
sales, use, value added, gross receipts, franchise and like
taxes, and tariffs and duties, and all disposal fees and
taxes, levied against APTIM or its employees by any
government or taxing authority. A service charge equal
to one and one-half percent (1 % %) per month, or the
maximum rate permitted by law, whichever is less, will
be added to all accounts which remain unpaid for more
than thirty (30) calendar days beyond the date of the
invoice. Should there be any dispute as payments to be
made on a percent complete basis to any portion of an
invoice, the undisputed portion shall be promptly paid.
In the event APTIM is requested or authorized by
CLIENT, or is required by government regulation,
subpoena, or other legal process to produce documents
or personnel as witnesses with respect to the Services
performed under this Agreement, CLIENT agrees, so
long as APTIM is not a party to the proceeding in which
the information is sought, to reimburse APTIM for its
professional time and expenses, as well as the fees and
expenses of counsel, incurred in responding to such
requests.
3. CLIENT'S COOPERATION: To assist APTIM
in performing the Services, CLIENT shall (i) provide
APTIM with relevant material, data, and information in
its possession pertaining to the specific project or
activity, (ii) consult with APTIM when requested, (iii)
permit APTIM reasonable access to relevant CLIENT
sites, (iv) ensure reasonable cooperation of CLIENT's
employees in APTIM’s activities, and (v) notify and
report to all regulatory agencies as required by such
agencies.
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4. CONFIDENTIALITY: In the course of
performing Services, to the extent that CLIENT
discloses to APTIM, business or technical information
that CLIENT clearly marks in writing as confidential or
proprietary, APTIM will exercise reasonable efforts to
avoid the disclosure of such information to others.
Nonetheless, CLIENT shall treat as confidential all
information and data furnished to it by APTIM in
connection with this Agreement including, but not
limited to, APTIM's technology, formulae, procedures,
processes, methods, trade secrets, ideas, inventions,
and/or computer programs; and CLIENT shall not
disclose such information to any third party.
Nothing herein is meant to prevent nor shall be
interpreted as preventing cither party from disclosing
and/or using any information or data (i) when the
information or data are actually known to the receiving
party before being obtained or derived from the
transmitting party, (ii) when information or data are
generally available to the public without the receiving
party's fault at any time before or after it is acquired
from the transmitting party; (iii) where the information
or data are obtained or acquired in good faith at any
time by the receiving party from a third party who has
the same in good faith and who is not under any
obligation to the transmitting party in respect thereto;
(iv) where a written release is obtained by the receiving
party from the transmitting party; (v) three (3) years
from the date of receipt of such information; or (vi)
when required by process of law: provided, however,
upon service of such process, the recipient thereof shall
use reasonable efforts to notify the other party and
afford it an opportunity to resist such process.
CLIENT shall obtain APTIM’s prior consent and
cooperation with the formulation and release of any
public disclosure in connection with this Agreement or
work performed hereunder, before issuing a news
release, public announcement, advertisement, or other
form of publicity.
5. RIGHT TO USE INFORMATION AND
DOCUMENTS: CLIENT may use any final reports of
findings, feasibility studies, industrial hygiene and
safety, engineering work or other work performed or
prepared by APTIM under this Agreement for its
internal purposes in connection with the project and/or
location indicated in the Services for which such work
was prepared, but APTIM reserves all other rights with
respect to such documents and all other documents
produced in performing the Services. CLIENT shall
obtain prior written consent from APTIM for any other
use, distribution, or publication of such reports or work
results. Unless otherwise expressly agreed to in writing,
nothing in this Agreement shall be interpreted to prevent
APTIM from application and use of any information
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learned by it from the services (subject to the provisions
of Section 4). All reports will be delivered subject to
APTIM's then current limitations and disclaimers.
6. PATENTS AND CONFIDENTIAL
INFORMATION: APTIM shall retain all right and
title to all patentable and unpatentable inventions
including confidential know-how developed by APTIM
hereunder. However, APTIM hereby grants to CLIENT
a royalty-free, nonexclusive, nonassignable license as to
such inventions and know-how to use the same in any of
CLIENT's facilities. Information submitted to CLIENT
by APTIM hereunder is not intended nor shall such
submission constitute inducement and/or contribution to
infringe any patent(s) owned by a third party, and
APTIM specifically disclaims any liability therefor.
7. DELAYS AND CHANGES IN CONDITIONS:
If APTIM is delayed or otherwise in any way hindered
or impacted at any time in performing the Services by (i)
an act, failure to act or neglect of CLIENT or CLIENT's
employees or any third parties: (ii) changes in the scope
of the work; (iii) unforeseen, differing or changed
circumstances or conditions including differing site
conditions, acts of force majeure (such as fires, floods,
riots, and strikes); (iv) changes in government acts or
regulations; (v) delay authorized by CLIENT and agreed
to by APTIM; or (vi) any other cause beyond the
reasonable control of APTIM, then 1) the time for
completion of the Services shall be extended based upon
the impact of the delay, and 2) APTIM shall receive an
equitable compensation adjustment.
8. INSURANCE: APTIM is presently protected by
Worker's Compensation Insurance as required by
applicable law and by General Liability and Automobile
Liability Insurance (in the amount of $1,000,000
combined single limit) for bodily injury and property
damage. Insurance certificates will be furnished to
Client on request. If the CLIENT requires further
insurance coverage, APTIM will endeavor to obtain said
coverage, and CLIENT shall pay any extra costs
therefor.
9. RISK ALLOCATION - CLIENT hereby agrees
that: (1) there are risks inherent to the Services, many of
which cannot be ascertained or anticipated prior to or
during the course of the Services; (2) due to the
inherently limited nature and amount of the data
resulting from environmental investigation methods,
complete analysis of conditions is not always possible,
and, therefore, conditions frequently vary from those
anticipated earlier; and (3) technology, methods,
accepted professional standards as well as law and
policy, are undefined and/or constantly changing and
evolving. In light of all of the foregoing and
considering APTIM's lack of responsibility for creating
the conditions requiring the Services, as a material
inducement to and consideration for APTIM's
agreement to perform the Services on the terms and at
the price herein provided for, CLIENT SPECIFICALLY
AGREES THAT APTIM'S LIABILITY SHALL BE
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STRICTLY LIMITED AS PROVIDED IN SECTIONS
10 THROUGH 12 OF THIS AGREEMENT.
10. WARRANTY: APTIM is an_ independent
contractor and APTIM's Services will be performed,
findings obtained, and recommendations prepared in
accordance with generally and currently accepted
professional practices and standards governing
recognized firms in the area engaged in similar work.
THIS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER
WARRANTIES EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED.
11. INDEMNITIES: APTIM shall defend, indemnify
and hold harmless CLIENT from and against loss or
damage to tangible property, or injury to persons, to the
extent arising from the negligent acts or omissions or
willful misconduct of APTIM, its subcontractors, and
their respective employees and agents acting in the
course and scope of their employment; provided,
however, APTIM shall indemnify CLIENT from and
against any loss or damage in the handling or
management of any hazardous or radioactive material,
or any pollution, contamination, or release of hazardous
or radioactive materials, only to the extent resulting
from APTIM's gross negligence or willful misconduct.
CLIENT shall defend, indemnify and save harmless
APTIM (including its parent, subsidiary, and affiliated
companies and their officers, directors, employees, and
agents) from and against, and any indemnity by APTIM
shall not apply to, loss, damage, injury or liability
arising from the (i) acts or omissions of CLIENT, its
contractors, and their respective subcontractors,
employees and agents, or of third parties; (ii) any
allegations that APTIM is the owner, operator, manager,
or person in charge of all or any portion of a site
addressed by the services, or arranged for the treatment,
transportation, or disposal of, or owned or possessed, or
chose the treatment, transportation or disposal site for,
any material with respect to which Services are
provided, and (iii) any pollution, contamination or
release of hazardous or radioactive materials, including
all adverse health effects thereof, except for any portion
thereof which results from APTIM's gross negligence or
willful misconduct.
12. LIMITATIONS OF LIABILITY:
a. GENERAL LIMITATION - CLIENT'S SOLE
AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDY FOR ANY ALLEGED
BREACH OF WARRANTY BY APTIM SHALL BE
TO REQUIRE APTIM TO RE-PERFORM ANY
DEFECTIVE SERVICES. APTIM'S LIABILITY AND
CLIENT'S REMEDIES FOR ALL CAUSES OF
ACTION ARISING HEREUNDER WHETHER
BASED IN CONTRACT, WARRANTY,
NEGLIGENCE, INDEMNITY, OR ANY OTHER
CAUSE OF ACTION, SHALL NOT EXCEED IN THE
CUMULATIVE AGGREGATE (INCLUDING ANY
INSURANCE PROCEEDS) WITH RESPECT TO ALL
CLAIMS ARISING OUT OF OR RELATED TO THIS
AGREEMENT, WHATEVER MINIMUM AMOUNT
MAY BE REQUIRED BY LAW OR, IF NONE, THE
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LESSER OF THE AMOUNT OF COMPENSATION
FOR SUCH SERVICES, OR $100,000 (WHICH
AMOUNT INCLUDES ANY FEES AND COSTS
INCURRED IN RE-PERFORMING SERVICES).
THE REMEDIES IN THIS AGREEMENT ARE
CLIENT'S SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDIES.
ALL CLAIMS, INCLUDING THOSE FOR
NEGLIGENCE OR ANY OTHER CAUSE
WHATSOEVER SHALL BE DEEMED WAIVED
UNLESS SUIT THEREON IS FILED WITHIN ONE
(1) YEAR AFTER THE EARLIER OF (1) APTIM'S
SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION OF THE SERVICES
OR (2) THE DATE OF APTIM'S FINAL INVOICE.
FURTHER, APTIM SHALL HAVE NO LIABILITY
FOR ANY ACTION INCLUDING DISCLOSURE OF
INFORMATION WHERE IT BELIEVES IN GOOD
FAITH THAT SUCH ACTION IS REQUIRED BY
PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS OF CONDUCT FOR
THE PRESERVATION OF PUBLIC HEALTH,
SAFETY OR WELFARE, OR BY LAW.
b. CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES: FURTHER
AND REGARDLESS OF ANY OTHER PROVISION
HEREIN, APTIM SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR
ANY INCIDENTAL, INDIRECT, OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING LOSS
OF PROFITS, DECLINE IN PROPERTY VALUE,
REGULATORY AGENCY FINES, LOST
PRODUCTION OR LOSS OF USE) INCURRED BY
CLIENT OR FOR WHICH CLIENT MAY BE LIABLE
TO ANY THIRD PARTY OCCASIONED BY THE
SERVICES OR BY APPLICATION OR USE OF
REPORTS OR OTHER WORK PERFORMED
HEREUNDER.
ce. ALL CLAIMS AGAINST APTIM, ITS
INSURERS, EMPLOYEES, AGENTS,
DIRECTORS OR OFFICERS AND ALL OTHER
PERSONS FOR WHOM APTIM IS LEGALLY
LIABLE, SHALL BE DEEMED WAIVED UNLESS
AND TO THE EXTENT CLIENT SHALL BRING
SUIT THEREFOR AGAINST APTIM WITHIN
ONE (1) YEAR AFTER APTIM’S SUBSTANTIAL
COMPLETION OF THE PARTICULAR SERVICES
WITH RESPECT TO WHICH THE CLAIM IS
MADE
13. GOVERNING LAWS: This Agreement shall be
governed and construed in accordance with the laws of
the State in which the site to which the Services are
performed is located.
14. TERMINATION: Either party may terminate this
Agreement with or without cause upon twenty (20)
days’ written notice to the other party. Upon such
termination, CLIENT shall pay APTIM for all Services
performed hereunder up to the date of such termination.
In addition, if CLIENT terminates, CLIENT shall pay
APTIM all reasonable costs and expenses incurred by
APTIM in effecting the termination, including, but not
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limited to non-cancelable commitments and
demobilization costs.
15. ASSIGNMENT: Neither APTIM nor CLIENT
shall assign any right or delegate any duty under this
Agreement without the prior written consent of the
other, which consent shall not be unreasonably
withheld. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Services
may be performed by any subsidiary, parent or affiliate
of APTIM or other person designated by APTIM, and,
APTIM may, upon notice to CLIENT, assign, pledge or
otherwise hypothecate the cash proceeds and accounts
receivable resulting from the performance of any
Services or sale of any goods pursuant to this
Agreement.
16. MISCELLANEOUS:
a. ENTIRE AGREEMENT, PRECEDENCE,
ACCEPTANCE MODIFICATIONS: The terms and
conditions set forth herein constitute the entire
understanding of the Parties relating to the provisions of
the Services by APTIM to the CLIENT. All previous
proposals, offers, and other communications relative to
the provisions of these Services by APTIM, oral or
written, are hereby superseded, except to the extent that
they have been expressly incorporated by reference
herein. In the event of conflict, the four pages of this
Agreement shall govern. CLIENT may accept these
terms and conditions by execution of this Agreement or
by authorizing APTIM to begin work. Any
modifications or revision of any provisions hereof or
any additional provisions contained in any purchase
order, acknowledgement or other document issued by
the CLIENT is hereby expressly objected to by APTIM
and shall not operate to modify the Agreement.
b. DISPUTES, ATTORNEY FEES - Any dispute
regarding this Agreement or the Services shall be
resolved first by exchange of documents by senior
management of the parties, who may be assisted by
counsel. Any thereafter unresolved disputes shall be
litigated in the state whose law governs under Section
13 hereunder. In any litigation, the Prevailing Party
shall be entitled to receive, as part of any award or
judgment, eighty percent (80%) of its reasonable
attorneys’ fees and costs incurred in handling the
dispute. For these purposes, the “Prevailing Party” shall
be the party who obtains a litigation result more
favorable to it than its last formal written offer (made at
least twenty calendar days prior to the formal trial) to
settle such litigation.
¢c. WAIVER OF TERMS AND CONDITIONS - The
failure of APTIM or CLIENT in any one or more
instances to enforce one or more of the terms or
conditions of this Agreement or to exercise any right or
privilege in the Agreement or the waiver by APTIM or
CLIENT of any breach of the terms or conditions of this
Agreement shall not be construed as thereafter waiving
any such terms, conditions, rights, or privileges, and the
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same shall continue and remain in force and effect as if
no such failure to enforce had occurred.
d. NOTICES — Any notices required hereunder may be
sent by orally confirmed US Mail, courier service (e.g.
FedEx), orally confirmed telecopy (fax) or orally
confirmed email (further confirmed by US Mail) to the
addresses set forth below.
e. SEVERABILITY AND SURVIVAL - Each
provision of this Agreement is severable from the
others. Should any provision of this Agreement be
found invalid or unenforceable, such provision shall be
ineffective only to the extent required by law, without
invalidating the remainder of such provision or the
remainder of this Agreement.
Further, to the extent permitted by law, any provision
found invalid or unenforceable shall be deemed
automatically redrawn to the extent necessary to render
it valid and enforceable consistent with the parties'
intent. For example, if the gross negligence standard in
Section 11 is unenforceable under an applicable “anti-
indemnity” statute, but a sole negligence standard is
enforceable, the sole negligence standard shall be
automatically substituted therefor. The terms and
conditions set forth herein shall survive the termination
of this Agreement.
CLIENT and APTIM agree to the foregoing (INCLUDING THE LIMITATIONS ON LIABILITY IN SECTIONS 9-
12) and have caused this Agreement to be executed by their duly authorized representatives as of the date set forth below.
Executed on , 20.
CLIENT
Client Name:
By (Sign):
Print Name:
Title:
Address:
Phone:
Fax:
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Print Name: D evin Moose
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Project Team Résumés
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Ge ee
Devin A. Moose, P.E., D.E.E.
Director
Education
* B.S., Civil Engineering, University of Missouri-
Rolla
Highlights
¢ Total years of related experience: 33
* Directed solid waste management and
recycling facility design, permitting and due
diligence for over 45 sites
+ Supervised the development, completion and
initial implementation of solid waste
management plans for over 60 units of
government, representing more than 9
million people.
« Participated in over 20 Brownfield
redevelopment projects
Registrations
« Registered Professional Engineer in 9 States
and Mexico
+ Diplomat of the American Academy of
Environmental Engineers
Professional Affiliations
¢ American Academy of Environmental
Engineers
« American Society of Civil Engineers
+ Solid Waste Assoc. of North America
* National Society of Professional Engineers
+ Illinois Society of Professional Engineers
« Association of Engineering Geologists
+ National Groundwater Association
¢ Illinois Recycling Association
Professional Qualifications
Mr. Moose is a Diplomat of the American
Academy of Environmental Engineers and the
National Director of Solid Waste Operations for
Aptim.
Mr. Moose routinely designs and permits solid
waste management facilities, including landfills,
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transfer stations, recycling centers, and
composting facilities. His experience includes
building and process system design, containment
system engineering, environmental monitoring
system development, and geotechnical analyses.
Mr. Moose also assists clients with development
and implementation of regional solid waste
management plans; procurement of solid waste
services and RFP responses; contract negotiation
expertise for host community agreements and
solid waste facility development and operating
contracts; economic impact studies, engineers’
cost estimates; facility business plans; public
presentations for solid waste plans and solid
waste facilities; and provision of expert witness
testimony.
In addition to his solid waste work, Mr. Moose
oversees environmental remediation and
Brownfield redevelopment projects.
Select Project Experience
Development of Local, State and Federal Permit
Applications
Supervised development of comprehensive local,
state and federal permit applications for
construction of landfills, balefills, and compost
facilities. Siting and permitting activities include
facility design and analyses, preparation of
Operating and closure plans, and interaction with
permitting agencies, elected officials and
members of the public. Supervised development
of engineering due diligence reports for landfill
acquisitions. Provided expert witness testimony
and assists units of local government reviewing
facilities for compliance with applicable
regulations, supervised remedial action plans for
numerous landfill facilities.
Site Location Studies
Managed the development of site locations
studies for regional solid waste facilities and
recycling centers. Studies included transportation
analyses, development of siting criteria, public
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APTIM ENVIRONMENTAL & INFRASTRUCTURE, LLC
Expert Testimony
Expert testimony on solid waste related facilities
and studies. Expert witness testimony experience
at over 50 proceedings. Development of public
education programs, including information
booklets, videos, power point presentations,
graphics, public presentations, and field trips.
Solid Waste Management Plans
Mr. Moose has supervised the development,
completion and initial implementation of solid
waste management plans for over 60 units of
government, representing more than 9 million
people. The needs assessment components of the
plans included determining existing and future
waste generation and recycling rates, and
conducting curbside weighing programs and waste
composition studies. The solid waste
management plans included extensive evaluation
and design of waste minimization and recycling
programs. Final reports included evaluation of
alternate disposal technologies and
recommendation of a final integrated system for
future solid waste management. The plans have
received awards from the American Planning
Association and the Consulting Engineers Council.
Economic Performance Studies
Mr. Moose has directed development of economic
performance studies for solid waste facilities
including landfills, recycling centers, transfer
stations, collection vehicles, construction
demolition debris recycling facilities, and recycling
drop-off facilities. | Analyses included waste
stream analyses, market area assessments, system
construction cost estimates, operating cost
estimates, and calculation of financing costs.
System studies included review of existing solid
waste facilities, analyses and recommendations
for improvement as well as comprehensive waste
audits.
Contract Negotiations
Mr. Moose has prepared supporting data and
participated in contract negotiations for solid
waste facilities. Work scopes have included host
community benefit agreements, negotiation of
special conditions for landfill and transfer station
siting approval, contracts for construction and
operation of waste and recycling facilities, drafting
local ordinances governing landfills and transfer
stations, as well as other solid waste related
facilities.
Geotechnical and Hydrogeological Analyses
Managed geotechnical and hydrogeological
analyses for design of solid waste landfills,
containment features, groundwater monitoring
systems, foundations, pavements, retaining walls,
dewatering systems, slope stability analysis,
monitoring well construction, field permeability
testing and groundwater modeling.
Construction Quality Control / Quality Assurance
and Materials Testing
Overall division manager providing construction
quality control/quality assurance and materials
testing. Trained nuclear density device and
windsor probe operator. Certified by Illinois
Department of Transportation in bituminous and
Portland cement concrete proportioning,
documentation, bridge structure foundations and
traffic safety in construction zones. Experienced
in Subtitle D landfill QA/QC procedures, including
geomembranes, test liners, boutwell and sealed
double-ringed _infiltrometers. Significant
experience in dewatering and geotechnical related
construction projects.
Environmental Compliance Program Evaluation
Project officer for development of Exelon
Nuclear’s Excellence Plans. Project included site
inspections and evaluation to determine the gaps
in the environmental compliance programs of all
Exelon Nuclear facilities, as well as the Kennett
Square and Warrenville Corporate offices. In
addition, gap analyses and _ environmental
excellence plans for each of these nuclear facilities
and corporate offices, were developed.

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APTIM ENVIRONMENTAL & INFRASTRUCTURE, LLC
Selected Additional Project Experience
Transfer Station/MRF/Processing Facility Design/Permitting Reviews
City of Batavia
Bluff City Transfer Facility
Brooks Transfer
Calumet (Liberty) Transfer
Carroll Street Transfer Station
Chicago Disposal Transfer Station
Clearing Disposal Transfer Station
Cloverleaf Transfer Station
Crown Disposal MRF/Transfer Station
DuKane Transfer Station
DuPage Co. Recycling Drop-off Centers
DuPage Yard Waste Facility
City of Freeport Transfer Station
Ellis Street Station Transfer Station
Evanston Material Recovery Center
Fullerton Station Transfer Station
Greenwood Transfer Facility
Groot Industries MRF/Transfer Station
Homewood Disposal Transfer Station
Solid Waste Management Planning
Boone County lowa
Carroll County
Central Illinois Municipal Joint Action Agency
City of Freeport
City of Orlando
Coles County Regional Planning Comm.
Crawford County
DeKalb County
DeWitt County
DuPage County
East Central Solid Waste Commission
Grundy County
Henry County
lowa Department of Natural Resources
Economic and Performance Studies
Brickyard Disposal Pro Forma Business Plan, Private
Transfer Station
City of Chicago Anaerobic Digestion
Peoria City/County Landfill
DuPage County Drop-off Centers
Essex Windsor
Evanston MRF Business Plan
Groot Industries Transfer Station/MRF
LandComp Corporation
Los Alamos County
Lake Transfer Station
Los Alamos
Loop Transfer Station \ 64th Street
Loop Transfer Station \ Laflin
City of Metropolis Transfer Station
Midtown (Hoving) Transfer Station
Midwest Compost Transfer Station
Norton Mixed Waste Processing Facility
Onyx Batavia Transfer Station
Onyx Evanston Transfer Station
Planet Recovery (National)
Rolling Meadows Transfer Station
Solid Waste Authority of Central Ohio
Speelman Transfer Station
Virginia Road Transfer Facility
West DuPage Transfer Station
Wheeling Township Transfer Station
Various Permit Application Reviews for the City of
Chicago Dept. of Environment
Jo Daviess County
Kankakee County
Lawrence County
Lee County
Livingston County
Los Alamos County, New Mexico
Mason County
Menard County
Ogle County
Richland County
Solid Waste Agency of N. Cook County
West Central Illinois Regional Solid Waste
Consortium
Will County
Nord MRF Business Plan
Peoria City/County Landfill
SWANCC Transfer Station No. 1
SWANCC/Northwest Cook County Balefill Feasibility
Analysis
SWANCC Wheeling Township Transfer Station
West Cook County Solid Waste Agency Regional
Disposal Project
Will County Arsenal Site
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APTIM ENVIRONMENTAL & INFRASTRUCTURE, LLC
Landfill Design, Permitting, and Due Diligence
Amoco Chemical Landfill
Belvidere Municipal Landfill No. 2
Benton County
Brickyard Disposal Landfill
CC Landfill
Clinton Landfill No. 3
Clinton Chemical Waste Unit
Coles County Landfill
Congress Development Landfill
Community Landfill
Davis Junction Landfill
Five Oaks Landfill
Fox Moraine Landfill
Freeport
Greene Valley Landfill
Herrin Municipal Landfill
H&L Landfill
Indian Creek Landfill No. 2
Kankakee Regional Landfill
Lake County C & D
LandComp Corporation Landfill
Land & Lakes 122nd Street
Lawrence County Disposal Centre Inc.
Lee County Landfill
Livingston Landfill
Los Alamos County
Contract Negotiation and Procurement
Bond County Landfill Siting Review
City of Batavia Host Community Agreement
City of Chicago Dept. of Environment Rules and
Regulations
City of Freeport Contract Procurement
City of Freeport Hauling Lease and Host Agreements
Coles County Landfill Siting Review
Crystal Lake Transfer Station
DeWitt County Host Community Agreement
Douglas Co. Waste Disposal Agreement
Greenwood Transfer Facility
Henry County Host Community Agreement
Jackson Co. Host Community Agreement
Jackson Co. Landfill Siting Review
Land Purchase Negotiations for Wheeling Township
Transfer Station
LaSalle Co. Host Community Agreement
Lawrence Co. Host Community Agreement
Mallard Lake Landfill
Marathon Oil Landfill
Midway Landfill
Morris Community Landfill
Newton County Landfill
Northwest Cook County Balefill
Peoria City/County Landfill
Pheasant Run Landfill
Prairie Hills Landfill
Rhodes Landfill
Rochelle Landfill
Rochelle Waste Disposal
Saline County Landfill
Sangamon Valley Landfill
Settlers Hill Landfill
Spoon Ridge Landfill
Streator Area Landfill
Taylor Ridge Landfill
Tazewell RDF Landfill
Various Permit Application Reviews for the City of
Chicago Department of Environment
Willow Ranch Landfill
Winnebago Landfill
Winnetka Landfill
Woodland I! Landfill
Veolia ES Landfill
Lawrence Co. Landfill Siting Review
Lee Co. Landfill Ordinance
Livingston Co. Host Community Agreement
Livingston Co. Landfill Siting Review
Livingston Co. Landfill Ordinance
Ogle Co. Host Community Agreement
Ogle Co. Landfill Siting Review
Ogle Co. Landfill Ordinance
Operating Contract for Wheeling Township Transfer
Station
Peoria City/County Landfill
Regional Disposal Project, West Cook County Solid
Waste Agency
Richland Co. Host Community Agreement
West Cook Co. Solid Waste Agency Regional Disposal
Project
Will County Landfill Siting Review
Village of Lyons Annexation Agreement

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Martin N. Fallon, P.G.
Project Manager
Education
¢ B.B.A., Business Administration,
St. Norbert College
* B.S., Geology, St. Norbert College
Registrations
* Licensed Professional Geologist — Illinois and
Indiana
Highlights
+ 19 years of solid waste management
experience
« Responsible for overseeing development of
numerous solid waste management and
diversion facilities
* Conducts feasibility studies, compliance
evaluations, and reviews existing operations
for best management practices
Professional Qualifications
Mr. Fallon has over 19 years of experience in the
planning, siting, design, and permitting of solid
waste management and recycling facilities.
As a Project Manager, he is responsible for
overseeing numerous solid waste development
projects, transfer stations, waste diversion
facilities, and landfills. These projects routinely
require the direction of multi-diciplined teams of
planners, engineers, attorneys, real estate
appraisers, and contractors.
Mr. Fallon also conducts feasibility studies for new
transfer stations and recycling facilities, evaluates
candidate sites for compliance with local, state
and federal regulations, and reviews existing
facilities and operations for best management
practices and regulatory compliance.
As a hydrogeologist, Mr. Fallon has also planned
and managed numerous hydrogeologic
investigations for greenfield landfills and
expansions of existing landfill facilities.
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Select Project Experience
Round Lake Park, Lake Transfer Station and Eco-
Campus, Illinois
Managed the siting and permitting of a new 3.9
acre non-special municipal waste transfer facility
and 14 acre Eco-Campus within the Village of
Round Lake Park. The transfer facility provides
capacity for transfer of up to 900 tons of solid
waste on a daily basis. The Eco-Campus facility
was designed to process and divert up to 500 tons
per day of construction materials such as wood,
concrete, shingles, cardboard, metals and plastic
from landfilling. This facility is one of the first fully
integrated construction and demolition debris
recycling facilities permitted in the State of Illinois.
WillCo Green, Design and Permitting of a C&D
Recycling Facility, Illinois
Managed the design, permitting, and provided
construction oversight for a new 1,000 ton per day
construction and demolition debris (C&D) sorting
and recycling facility on a reclaimed limestone
aggregate quarry in Plainfield, Illinois.
Development of the C&D facility included
construction of a material receiving building,
scalehouse/administration building, and grading
and paving as necessary to establish operating and
stockpile areas at the facility.
Prior to facility development, the former quarry
was filled with over 150 feet of clean construction
and demolition debris to achieve approximate
pre-quarry grades. Due to this significant
thickness of random fill beneath the site, the
materials receiving building needed to be
designed with a floating floor that is able to move
independently from the walls, and includes a
lattice-mat foundation in order to reduce reduce
the potential for floor failure due to differential
settlement. The building design also incorporated
a truss-arch and fabric roof structure on top of the
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Bridgewater Resources, Inc., Market Analysis,
New Jersey
Assisted with a comprehensive evaluation of the
solid waste market within the States of New
Jersey and New York in order to to evaluate
existing and future market conditions, and the
financial projections and assumptions used in
developing a project proforma for the BRI Transfer
Station. The market analysis included evaluation
of population trends, waste generation and
recycling rates, political and competitive forces,
and transportation and service area constraints.
This effort was performed in support of a debt
refinancing effort, the proceeds of which were to
be used to restructure existing debt and pay for
proposed capital improvements to the transfer
station. Improvements were to include extension
of a rail spur into the facility to transfer MSW via
intermodal rail container and C&D via gondola
cars.
Boone County, C&D Processing Feasibility, lowa
Supported a comprehensive analysis on the
feasibility of developing a construction and
demolition debris processing facility as a waste
diversion technique.
Los Alamost County, Landfill Solar Feasibility,
New Mexico
Assisted with an evaluation of landfill cover
alternatives to support proposed end-uses for the
Los Alamos County Landfill, including a solar
project and expanded recycling activities. The
purpose of the study was to identify alternative
cap designs that are more conducive to solar
projects based on research into other solar
projects, and based on general engineering,
environmental and cost considerations.
Midwest Compost, LLC, Landscape and Food
Scrap Transfer Facility Permitting, Illinois
Project Manager responsible for the preparation
of an IEPA permit application for a landscape and
food waste transfer station located in suburban
Chicago. Application included facility design and
operating plan which were developed in
compliance with applicable location standards.
Food scrap is delivered to the facility in source
separated loads from food processing opeations,
or comingled with incoming landscape waste
deliveries.
City of Plano, Transfer Station Evaluation and
Permitting, Illinois
Conducted a pre-file review of a siting application
for a new municipal solid waste transfer station to
be located within the City of Plano (filed by PLC,
LLC). Provided recommendations and assistance
to City staff prior to, and during, public hearings.
Prepared a development permit modification
application upon purchase of the facility by Groot
Industries, Inc. The design of this facility was
modified in order to optimize the site plan,
building design, ancillary facilities (e.g. scale and
scalehouse), and interior traffic flow patterns.
Stearns Quarry Landfill, Post-Closure Monitoring,
Inspection, and Maintenance, Illinois
Performed long-term post-closure monitoring,
inspection, and maintenance at the now closed
Stearns Quarry landfill. The former limestone
quarry was used as a landfill for clean C&D debris
and incinerator ash in the 1970s. The facility was
converted to a park in 2009, including a fishing
pond, interpretive wetlands, preserved quarry
walls, trails, an athletic field, a running track, and a
hill that offers dramatic views. Although
converted to a beautiful green space, routine
maintenance and inspection of the landfill cover,
on-site wetlands, retaining walls, and a leachate
dewatering-well continue.
Republic Services, Inc., Review of Composting
Operations, Indiana
Conducted reviews of two composting operations
in order to address operational inefficiencies that
had resulted from composting of recycling process
residuals (trommel fines which are primarily
biodegradable but are very dense and exhibit a
high moisture content). Based on his site visits
and operational reviews, Mr. Fallon provided
recommendations on adjustments that could be
made to_ existing operations. These
recommendations included changes to the ratio of
bulking agent to feedstock, turning frequency,
addition of enzymes to enhance metabolization,
modifications to pile geometry, and modifications
to monitoring frequencies and _ parameters.

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Delta Institute, Bioremediation Feasibility, Illinois
Assisted with performance of a feasibility study on
bioremediation of non-hazardous contaminated
soils in compliance with applicable local, state,
and federal requirements.
Congress Development Company Landfill, High
Temperature and Pressure Investigation, Illinois
Responsible for designing an investigation and
managing a team to determine the cause of high
temperatures and pressures within the Congress
Development Company landfill. Prepared a report
describing findings.
Site Location Studies, Multiple Sites
Managed the development of site locations
studies for regional solid waste facilities and
recycling centers. Studies included transportation
analyses, development of siting criteria, public
consensus building and site identification.
Hydrogeologic Investigation Planning,
Management, and Implementation, Multiple
Sites
Responsible for planning and management of
numerous hydrogeologic investigations for siting
greenfield landfills and expansions of existing
landfill facilities. These facilities have included:
* Kankakee Regional Landfill
+ Lee County Landfill Expansion
¢ Winnebago Landfill Expansions (two)
* Peoria City/County Landfill Expansion
* Hickory Ridge Landfill Expansion
* County Line Landfill Expansion
* Newton County Landfill Expansions (three)
* Fox Moraine Landfill
* Indian Creek Landfill Expansion
These investigations have included logging of
continuously sampled borings, installation of
monitoring wells, evaluation of downhole
geophysical data, borehole sonar results, shallow
surface seismic surveys, subsidence modeling, and
characterization of the regional and site specific
geology and hydrogeology.
Ultimately, the hydrogeologic investigations
culminated with reports that included detailed
discussions of all of the field data, along with
investigation findings.
Contaminant Transport Modeling and
Groundwater Monitoring Plan Development,
Multiple Sites
Prepared contaminant transport models,
groundwater impact assessments, environmental
monitoring plans for landfill facilities.
Contaminant transport modeling experience has
included use of groundwater modeling software
(MIGRATE and POLLUTE), and development of
groundwater impact assessment models to
evaluate facility design parameters and how they
work adjacent hydrogeologic systems.
Mr. Fallon also has significant experience in the
modeling of groundwater monitoring networks at
waste disposal facilities, and is well practiced with
the statistical analyses required to develop
monitoring objectives and in the detailed
evaluation of monitoring results.
Public Meetings and Expert Testimony, Multiple
Sites
Have designed and orchestrated public meetings
in advance of new facility development, including
development of presentations, videos, brochures,
graphics, and field trips. Have also provided
expert testimony at public hearings for landfill
development projects in support of hydrogeologic
investgations, groundwater impact evaluations,
and environmental monitoring programs.

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Walter S. Willis
366 Grove Avenue
Hampshire, IL 60140
630/621-0736
Willis-walter@sbeglobal.net
EDUCATION
Masters in Public Administration
Southern Illinois University, 1986
Bachelor of Arts, Political Science
Southern Illinois University, 1982
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Solid Waste Agency of Lake County, Executive Director, 2007 — present
Executive Director of a Municipal Joint Action Agency representing 41 Lake County
municipalities and the County of Lake (nearly 700,000 people). Supervises four employees with
an annual budget of nearly $1.2 million. Oversees the operation of SWALCO’s permanent
household chemical waste transfer facility. Other duties include: 1) updating and implementing
the Lake County Solid Waste Management Plan, 2) providing solid waste consulting services to
SWALCO members and assisting them with residential and commercial hauling franchises, 3)
implementing a comprehensive public education program, and 4) developing and implementing
programs to divert more materials from final disposal.
Shaw Environmental, Inc., Senior Project Manager, 2004-2007
Duties included: Managing multi-discipline teams of planners, engineers and geologists on solid
waste planning and facility development projects, including solid waste planning studies, public
education and outreach, facility and hauler procurement, host community agreement negotiations,
market research studies for facility acquisitions, and facility siting.
Significant projects included: 1) the first siting of a pollution control facility (transfer station in
Crystal Lake) in McHenry County, IL including the negotiation of four host community
agreements, public education and consensus building, and expert witness testimony for local
siting hearing; 2) alternative technology (MSW conversion technologies) procurement and
project implementation for the City of Orlando, FL; and 3) multi-discipline training project for
the Commonwealth of The Bahamas, including development of manuals and conducting
workshops on recycling, composting, public education, and finance and administration.
Lee County, IL, Solid Waste Coordinator, 1997-2004
Duties included: Implementation of the Lee County Solid Waste Management Plan and plan
updating; overseeing the privately owned and operated Lee County Landfill and the Solid Waste
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recycling program; planning for and implementing one-day collection events for used oil, tires,
household hazardous waste, and electronics; performing public education activities; and
responding to citizens’ questions and concerns.
Engineering Solutions, Senior Planner, 1996-1997
Duties included: Managing and executing studies related to solid waste generation, collection,
management and recycling; preparing reports for landfill and transfer station siting applications
and providing expert witness testimony at siting hearings; assisting local units of government
review siting applications, assisting with questions for expert witnesses and preparing findings of
fact; developing public education/public involvement programs, business plans and waste audit
reports; assisting in host community contract negotiations, and hauler/facility procurement (i.e.,
bid specs and analysis); and assisting with the preparation of local ordinances and grant writing.
Also was responsible for human resource duties, including the development of hiring guidelines,
employee recruitment, employee development, employee review procedures and employee
benefit programs.
Patrick Engineering, Inc., Senior Planner and Branch Office Manager, 1988-1996
Duties included: Developing and implementing solid waste management plans in 38 counties in
Illinois; negotiating host community agreements for eight units of local government with total
expected revenues exceeding $100 million; developing local siting studies, including working
with interest groups to select and rank siting criteria for ultimate site selection; and developing
need and plan consistency reports for siting applications, providing expert witness testimony, and
assisting units of local government review siting applications (worked on approximately 20 siting
cases under Illinois’ SB 172 siting process.
Opened Springfield, IL branch office in 1989 and was assigned branch manager. By 1996 the
office had grown from 3 employees to 9, with annual revenues exceeding $1 million. As branch
manager I was responsible for all personnel, marketing and budgeting decisions.
Illinois Environmental Protection Agency, Project Manager, 1986-1988
As project manager in the Solid Waste Management Section, Bureau of Land, responsible for
evaluating solid waste planning and enforcement grant applications and subsequent planning and
enforcement efforts. Assigned to task force to update SB 172 siting decisions and prepared report
documenting siting efforts in Illinois. Assisted with preparation of first annual disposal capacity
report. Section expert on municipal waste incineration, and helped research and prepare report on
IEPA’s guidelines on municipal waste incineration.