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JEFFREY ADAMS, PHD, PE completion of environmental remediation activities, Jeff was able to secure a substantial federal corporate income tax rebate on behalf of the client through the EPA's Brownfields Tax Incentive program. The project consists of a residential subdivision re-use of a former quarry. Brookside - Guadalupe Mines Road—San Jose, CA Senior Engineer. Jeff performed a review of existing environmental documents by others, consultation with the client, and peer review document preparation. This 16-acre commercial property is planned for redevelopment into a roughly 95-lot single-family residential development. Site challenges include pre-existing environmental impacts, existing fills, creek bank stability/meander, and faulting. East Garrison Development - Operations and Maintenance Plan—Carmel, CA Project Engineer. Jeff prepared an Operations and Maintenance Plan (OMP) that included an assemblage of projected capital and maintenance costs from a range of consultants into working 50-year budgets for both a County Service District (CSD) and a homeowner's association (HOA). He worked to reach agreement with a number of project stakeholders, including the developer, other consultants, and local government agencies. In addition to assisting in the preparation of capital expenditure projections, Jeff developed the two operating and maintenance budgets, maintenance activity schedules and checklists, and the governing document for the two maintenance entities. The project consists of a redevelopment from a former military facility to a residential subdivision. Highlands Ranch, Unit 3 - Environmental T&O—Pittsburg, CA Project Engineer. Jeff managed the remediation of a former petroleum tank farm located in a rural/exurban setting. The extensive remediation program was in support of a conversion of industrial site usage into residential site usage. At this prototypical Brownfield site, Jeff personally oversaw all field operations involving a series of subcontractors, including an innovative ex-situ enhanced bioremediation program of impacted soils. Following excavation, Jeff worked closely with California Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) personnel to determine the suitability of the intended site reuse. Jeff implemented an innovative statistical procedure in accordance with State and Federal Environmental Agency Best Practices to assure the site was safe for residential use. The project consists of a large-scale residential subdivision. Highway 4 Bypass - Lime Treatment Consultation—Brentwood, CA Project Manager. Jeff served as Project Manager. He provided consultation services that consisted of a variety of forensic analyses pertaining to the lime treatment of sub-base soils. Jeff worked closely with the project contractor as well as a diverse range of stakeholders to determine if lime treatment materials used in construction had met project specification. Following several protocols, including ASTM methods, Jeff demonstrated the absence of a statistical correlation that would confirm the use of substandard materials. Jeff's work was used to produce an opinion on behalf of the project team that the treated materials would be expected to adequately perform over the design life of the project, saving significant cost overruns. The project consists of a multi-lane highway constructed within a rapidly growing region of Eastern Contra Costa County. The project consists of a multi-lane highway constructed within a rapidly growing region of Eastern Contra Costa County. Lockheed Martin Storm Water Pond No 4—Sunnyvale, CA Project Manager. Jeff provided permitting consultation services, including the federal and state permitting required for the maintenance of a stormwater detention system. Jeff has also provided geotechnical and environmental support to evaluate the geotechnical conditions of the site. He also determined the absence of environmentally impacted materials within the site area. The site JArGEO Expect Excellence