Engineer Civil

Michael Steven Van Stone, P.E.

Civil Engineer

*** "N" Street

Lewiston, Idaho 83501-2962

Phone: 208-***-****

Email: *-*-**@*******.***

Work experience with contractors, engineering consulting firms, local,

county, and federal government.

Management responsibilities include phases of planning, design, and

construction requiring interaction with representatives of utility

districts, water and sewer associations, small towns, public works, county

planning, highway districts, State Transportation Departments, State

Historical Preservation Offices, Local Highway Technical Assistance

Council, health departments, departments of environmental quality, and

federal agencies such as NOAA, FHWA, USACE, Fish and Game, National Forest

Service, National Marine Fisheries Service, FEMA, Home Land Security,

National Imagery and Mapping Agency, The United States Army and Air Force,

as well as many other organizations and agencies.

PROJECT EXPERIENCE

Municipal Utility Systems

Konkolville Water System Facilities Plan and Environmental Information

Document- Konkolville, Idaho. The Konkolville Water Company owns and

operates a public water system that provides water service to businesses,

primarily the TriPro Forest Products compound and the Konkolville Motel

complex, and all residents located within the Konkolville Addition and

adjacent areas currently being serviced by the Konkolville water system

near the City of Orofino, Idaho. The water system is listed as Public Water

System #ID2180019 by the Idaho Department of Environmental Quality. The

system was originally owned and operated by the Konkolville Lumber Company

Inc., and was conveyed to the Konkolville Water Company by quit claim deed

in March of 2007. Over the past several years, the water system was

surveyed by the Idaho Department of Environmental Quality and was found to

have several "significant deficiencies". Konkolville Water Company became

concerned about the adequacy of the existing system to meet the future

needs of the community.

Orofino/Whiskey Creek Water and Sewer District Water System Facilities Plan

and Environmental Information Document- Clearwater County, Idaho.

Orofino/Whiskey Creek Water and Sewer District includes development along

Whiskey Creek, Deer Creek, and Orofino Creek. The Konkolville Water Company

is located within the Orofino/Whiskey Creek Water and Sewer District, which

was organized in 1975. The Water System Study provided information needed

for planning future water system improvements to assure adequate water

service to the community for the next twenty years. The Orofino/Whiskey

Creek Water and Sewer District does not have a water distribution system.

Residents living outside the Konkolville Water Company service area rely on

residential wells and springs. There are approximately 32 residential wells

within the Orofino/Whiskey Creek Water and Sewer District. Many of the

wells do not produce sufficient volume to meet the needs of the residences.

Water System Plan - Garfield Washington. The Town of Garfield water system

is a Group A municipal water system, owned and operated by the Town of

Garfield, Washington. The water system plan was required in order to

provide for new development.

Water System Improvements - White Bird, Idaho. Member of project design

team for two new city wells and major upgrade of the city domestic water

system pipe distribution network.

Water System Modeling and Design - Pomeroy, Washington. Water CAD modeling

and analysis of the city domestic water system including wells, reservoirs,

and pipe distribution network systems. Analysis included fire flow

evaluations, and recommendations for design improvement alternatives for

grant funding.

Water System Modeling and Design - Kooskia, Idaho. Water CAD modeling and

analysis of city domestic water system including wells, reservoirs, and

pipe distribution network systems. Analysis included fire flow

evaluations, and recommendations for design improvement alternatives for

grant funding.

Stormwater Runoff Pond Design & Survey - Forest Auto Parts. Design of

stormwater retention ponds and stormwater drainage plan.

Water System Modeling and Design - Onaway, Idaho. Water CAD modeling and

analysis of community domestic water system including wells, reservoirs,

and pipe distribution network systems. Analysis included fire flow

evaluations, and recommendations for design improvement alternatives.

Lewiston Orchards Irrigation District (LOID) Boundary Research - Lewiston,

Idaho. Research of LOID archived history with respect to water right

issues pertaining to original service boundaries, Bureau of Land Management

boundaries, and boundary annexations, and exclusions.

Emergency Water System Expansion - Kooskia, Idaho. Emergency construction

contract on-site inspection during construction of 7,000 linear-feet of 8-

inch diameter water line expanding service from the City of Kooskia to

Clearwater Valley High School near Stites, Idaho.

Public Works

Idaho Department of Public Works Projects.

Project management and contract administration on Lewis Clark State College

parking lot in Lewiston, Idaho; North Idaho College campus sidewalks and

parking lot repairs in Coeur d' Alene, Idaho; and North Idaho Corrections

parking lot near Cottonwood, Idaho.

Design and project management on Idaho Department of Health and Welfare,

State Hospital north interceptor drainage system; loading dock expansion;

water system expansion; fire system upgrade; and sewer system upgrade.

Bridges and Roadways

Project No. A010(485); US-95, Pedestrian/Bike Path, Lapwai, Idaho Stage 1;

Key No. 10485. Nez Perce County received federal funds to complete a

multi-use pathway located near the City of Lapwai adjacent to US-95.

Pathway alignment is to be within the existing US-95 right-of-way. Project

scope of work includes: 10-foot wide multi-use pathway with concrete

pavement surface, retaining walls to support the pathway as necessary due

to terrain characteristics, 131-foot pre-fabricated steel bridge over

Lapwai Creek.

Genesee to Thorncreek Road - Idaho Transportation Department.

Responsibilities included regional office management of survey team for

initial project surveying to establish roadway alignment, slope stakes,

channel changes, property lines, and right-of-way.

Garden Gulch Road Flood Repair Project - Nez Perce County, Idaho.

Responsibilities included regional office management for reconstruction

design of 6.7 miles of existing roadway.

Lewiston Visitor Enhancement - City of Lewiston, Idaho. Responsibilities

included regional office management for design of the 5th Street pedestrian

overpass bridge and construction shop drawing reviews.

Pataha Creek Bridge Study - Port of Garfield, Washington. Hydraulic design

using HEC-RAS FEMA Floodway analysis software for evaluation of proposed

bridge crossing near Pomeroy District Forest Service building.

Lolo Creek Bridge - Idaho County, Idaho. Hydraulic design using HEC-RAS

Floodway analysis software, preparation of Idaho Transportation Department

Concept Reports and Hydraulic Reports for replacement of 70-foot span

bridge across Lolo Creek. Prepared 404 permit application for project.

Responsibilities also included preparation of project roadway plans, SHPO

and environmental compliance.

Watson Street Bridge - Culdesac, Idaho. Hydraulic design using FEMA HEC-

RAS Floodway analysis software. Created Idaho Transportation Department

concept reports and hydraulic reports for the new replacement bridge.

Construction estimated to be completed 2006.

Hanks Grade Topographic Survey - Nez Perce County, Idaho. Preparation of

National Pollution Discharge Elimination System general permit.

Mill Road Repair & Monitoring - Nez Perce County, Idaho. Stormwater and

hydraulic reports created for Nez Perce County on the control of flooding

and stormwater management for Mill Road.

Gould City/Mayview Road Phase I - Garfield County, Washington. Site

surveying, roadway design, construction contract administration and project

management.

Hydroelectric

Experience includes construction contract administration and structural

design on various projects located at Bonneville Dam, McNary Dam, Ice

Harbor Dam, Lower Monumental Dam, Mill Creek Dam, Little Goose Dam, Lower

Granite Dam, and Dworshak Dam.

CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION

Administration of project materials and shop drawing submittals, changes,

claims, and terminations on various contracts. This experience includes

estimation and negotiation of changes on projects, including dredging

operations, fish bypass facilities, hydropower turbine rebuilds, fish

hatcheries, roadway construction throughout Idaho, Washington and Oregon.

Specific construction contracts include:

. Little Goose Permanent Juvenile Fish Bypass Facilities

. McNary Permanent Juvenile Fish Bypass Facilities

. Clearwater Fish Hatchery, Ahsahka, Idaho

. Dworshak Dam Water Supply Intake and Pipe Line to Dworshak National

Fish Hatchery

. Lower Granite Fish Bypass Curtain and Fish Collection Structure

. Dworshak Dam Grouting Contract & Termination for Convenience

. Bonneville Dam Permanent Juvenile Fish Bypass Facilities

STRUCTURAL DESIGN

. John Day Dam Avian Predation Deterrent Array. Designed wire rope

connection and skid for array support towers.

. Dworshak Dam Regulatory Outlet Emergency Closure Gate Seal Repair.

Design and testing of new gate seals for the emergency closure gate,

involved consideration of high pressure, hammer forces, and extreme

conditions that exist under free flow of the regulatory outlets.

. McNary Navigation Lock and Dam Navigation Lock Stop-log Replacement.

Design of new navigation lock stop-log section to replace the bottom

section of the stop-log assembly. The original section was corroded

beyond repair due to many years of service.

. Mill Creek Flood Control Project. Stability and structural analysis

of existing Ambursen Dam for the purpose of determining allowable

siltation deposit loading on upstream slab surface.

. Ice Harbor Navigation Lock and Dam. Analysis and stress/strain

testing of Navlock downstream vertical lift gate counterweight system

using vibrating wire strain gauges and load cells.

. Ice Harbor Navigation Lock and Dam. Seismic upgrade and structural

rehabilitation of the original Ice Harbor Dam Administration Building

for possible future use as District Operations Division - Western

Project Headquarters.

. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - Walla Walla District. Maintenance of

hydraulic steel structures including: Inspection of spillway stop-logs

and lifting beam at Lower Granite Dam, Little Goose Dam, Lower

Monumental Dam, and Ice Harbor Dam; Inspection and testing of spillway

tainter gates at Lower Granite Dam, Little Goose Dam, Mill Creek Flood

Control Project, Lower Monumental Dam, and Ice Harbor Dam; Analysis of

spillway tainter gates at Lower Granite Dam.

RAM-D

Ice Harbor Dam Risk Assessment - Team Member

Dworshak Dam Risk Assessment - Structural Team Member

Military Armed Forces

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - Fairbanks Alaska. Technical Engineering and

field inspection on projects including flight simulators, jet engine repair

shops, military housing barracks, tank training facilities, airport

hangers, coal-fired power plant upgrades, jet engine sound suppression

facilities, base medical facilities, and base utility projects. Projects

involved aspects of Arctic engineering techniques not normally encountered

in standard design and construction procedures.

Site Development

Potlatch No. 1 Federal Credit Union - Clarkston, Washington

Potlatch No. 1 Federal Credit Union - Grangeville, Idaho

Remax Office - Clarkston, Washington

Roosters Landing - Clarkston, Washington

Preston Park PUD - Lewiston, Idaho

Maplewood Cottage Subdivision - Lewiston, Idaho

Lutes 6th Addition Subdivision - Lewiston, Idaho

SKILLS:

Project Management, structural design, contract administration, FEMA HEC-

RAS floodway analysis, WaterCAD pipe network analysis, TR-55 Small

Watershed Hydrology, civil design, hydraulic design, roadway design,

federal acquisition regulations, NPDES permits, Section 404 permits, SEPA

and NEPA compliance, on-site septic systems.

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY:

December 2009 to April 2010 Knight Construction & Supply, Inc. Civil

Engineer.

Staff civil engineering on Design Build Team for John Day Dam Avian

Predation Deterrent Array. Project was designed and built in three months

with on-site crews working 10-hours per day seven days per week.

August 2007 to December 2009 Progressive Engineering Group, Inc. Project

Engineer. Staff civil engineer on numerous projects.

May 2007 - August 2007 URS Corporation part-time temporary employment on

miscellaneous Civil Engineering projects.

Aug 2004 - Mar 2007 State of Idaho Branch Manager, Thomas, Dean & Hoskins

of Idaho, Inc., Lewiston, ID. Responsibilities include office manager,

Design, and Project Management.

Apr 2004 - Aug 2004 Senior Project Engineer, Thomas, Dean & Hoskins of

Idaho, Inc., Lewiston, ID. Responsibilities include design and project

management.

Feb 2004 - Apr 2004 Staff Engineer, Bonner County, Idaho, Sandpoint, ID.

Responsibilities included review of permit applications, and general

engineering associated with road and facilities maintenance.

Apr 2003 - Aug 2003 Project Engineer, Thomas, Dean & Hoskins, Inc.,

Lewiston, ID. Responsibilities included project management, preparation of

Concept Reports and Hydraulic Reports on Lolo Creek and Watson Street

Bridge replacements for Idaho Transportation Department review. Experience

also included preparation of Joint Application for Permits-Section 404,

FEMA HEC-RAS floodway analysis, TR-55 water shed analysis, NPDES permits,

and site runoff drainage design. Project clients included: (1.) Nez Perce

County, Idaho, (2.) City of Culdesac, Idaho, (3.) Forest Auto Parts, and

(4.) Idaho County, Idaho.

Feb 2002 - Apr 2003 Project Engineer, Progressive Engineering Group, Inc.,

Lewiston, ID. Responsibilities included project management, preparation of

contract specifications, FEMA HEC-RAS floodway analysis, WaterCAD modeling

of city water systems, contract administration, site storm water drainage

analysis and design, research of water district boundaries. Project

Clients included: (1.) The Idaho Department of Public Works, (2.) City of

Pomeroy, Washington, (3.) Garfield County, Washington, (4.) City of

Kooskia, Idaho, and (5.) Lewiston Orchards Irrigation District.

Oct 1998 - Feb 2002 Structural Engineer, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers,

Walla Walla, WA. Responsibilities included project management, preparation

of structural design computations, coordination with other design branches,

design reviews, and procurement and administration of work performed by

Architectural Engineering Firms. Specific projects included structural

upgrade of existing administration building, analysis of existing hydraulic

steel structures such as draft tube bulkheads, spillway stoplogs, navlock

stoplogs, spillway tainter gates, hoist system design, and stability

analysis of ambursen dam.

Jan 1991 - Oct 1998 Civil Engineer, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Walla

Walla, WA. Duties included administration of changes and claims on various

contracts. This experience included estimation and negotiation of changes

on projects, which include dredging operations, fish bypass facilities,

hydropower turbine rebuilds, fish hatcheries, and many others throughout

Idaho, Washington and Oregon. Duties also included bidability,

constructability and operability design reviews on many projects being

designed.

Oct 1990 - Dec 1990 Civil Engineer, Eucon Corporation, Lewiston, ID. New

employee orientation program, Aggregate gradation testing, Rock crusher

feeder operator, and Quantities take off for bid estimating.

Oct 1989 - Oct 1990 Civil Engineer, GS-0810-11, U.S. Army Corps of

Engineers, Walla Walla, WA. Duties include administration of changes and

claims for contracts assigned to Construction Division. Duties also

included technical review of Contractor prepared drawings and product

information.

Aug 1988 - Aug 1989 Civil Engineer, W.A. Strom Contracting, Inc., Orofino,

ID. Project Quality Control Manager, Project quality control, Project

engineer, Estimation and negotiation of changes, General contract

administration duties.

Jun 1986 - Apr 1988 Civil Engineer, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers,

Fairbanks, AK. Contract Administration / EIT Training Program. Primary

experience was in technical engineering review of contractor submitted

drawings and product data.

Jun 1985 - Jun 1986 Civil Engineer, Gilbert Pacific Corporation, Camas, WA.

Worked as estimator and field engineer.

EDUCATION:

. 1 through 6 - McSorley Elementary School, Lewiston, Idaho

. 7 through 9 - Jennifer Junior High School, Lewiston, Idaho

. 10 through 12 - Lewiston High School, Lewiston, Idaho

. 8/80-5/85 - University of Idaho Moscow, Idaho. B.S., Civil

Engineering.

. 9/86-12/86 - University of Alaska Fairbanks, Alaska. 3 credit hours -

Arctic Engineering.

CONTINUING EDUCTION:

. 25 MAR 2010 Design Steel Your Way II Efficient Analysis for Steel

Design using the 2005 AISC Specification 0.8 CEU.

. 29 OCT 2009 American Water Works Association/State of Washington DOH

Water System Design Manual (Chapters 5 and 6) - Water Demand and

Service Capacity DeterminationsWA-A1382, ID WWP09102013 0.6 CEU.

. 12 AUG 2009 Structural Rehabilitation for Sanitary sewer Systems 0.6

CEU

. 7 & 8 APR 2009 TRANSPORTATION: Trip Generation Educational Units: 1.40

(Continuing Education Unit). Instructor: Edward Kant. Class:

04/07/2009 through 04/08/2009 (16 hrs).

. 15-16 JUN 2006: A/E/C Business Development for Principals and Project

Managers (16hrs).

. 24 MAY 2005: FHWA NEPA Workshop (8hrs).

. 29 OCT - 2 NOV 2001: Risk Assessment Management - Dams (40 hrs).

. 6-8 DEC 2000: EFFECTIVE BRIDGE REHABILITATION.

. 4-6 DEC 2000: HIGHWAY BRIDGE DESIGN.

. 23-24 SEP 1999: STRUCTURAL BRACING FOR LATERAL LOADS AND STABILITY.

. 20-22 SEP 1999: FUNDAMENTALS OF SEISMIC DESIGN.

. 29-31 MAR 1999: SEISMIC DESIGN USING THE 1997 UNIFORM BUILDING CODE (6

hrs).

. 4, 11, & 24 MAR 1999: MICROSTATION CAD BASIC TRAINING (6 hrs).

. 27 MAR 1998: LEADERSHIP EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT (40 hrs).

. 20 MAR 1998: CONTRACTING OFFICERS REPRESENTATIVE COURSE (40 hrs).

. 7 FEB 1997: CONSTRUCTION QUALITY MANAGEMENT FOR CONTRACTORS (8 hrs)

. 9-10 APR 1996: EXECUTIVE SEMINAR IN ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION (16

hrs).

. 24 OCT-9 NOV 1995: DAWIA-INTERMEDIATE FACILITIES CONTRACTING - CON 223

(120 hrs).

. 5-16 JUNE 1995: DAWIA - GOVERNMENT CONTRACT LAW - CON 201 (80 hrs).

. 6-7 DEC 1994 16-HOUR OSHA COMPLIANCE ASBESTOS O & M COURSE (16 hrs)

. 14-18 NOV 1994: VALUE ENGINEERING WORKSHOP (40 hrs).

. 12-16 SEP 1994: HAZARDOUS, TOXIC, AND RADIOACTIVE WASTE INSPECTION (40

hrs).

. 13 JAN 1994: DAWIA - CONTRACTING FUNDAMENTALS COURSE - CON 101.

. 2 SEP 1993: DAWIA - CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTING CON 106 (80 hrs).

. 15 MAY 1992: NETWORK ANALYSIS SYSTEMS (40 hrs).

. 16-20 DEC 1991: NEGOTIATING CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT MODIFICATIONS (40

hrs).

. 4-8 NOV 1991: ADMINISTRATION OF COST-REIMBURSEMENT CONTRACTS (40 hrs).

. 22-26 FEB 1988: ESTIMATING FOR CONSTRUCTION MODIFICATIONS (40 hrs).

. 10 JUN 1987: ENGINEER IN TRAINING PROGRAM (1 year).

. 1 MAY 1987: CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT NEGOTIATING (40 hrs).

. 21-22 APR 1987: CONSTRUCTION QUALITY MANAGEMENT (16 hrs).

. 3-5 MAR 1987: MC INSPECTION FOR MOBILIZATION - FEMA (24 hrs).

. 26-30 JAN 1987: MECHANICAL INSPECTION (CONTRAST PROGRAM) (40 hrs).

. 1-9 DEC 1987: ELECTRICAL INSPECTION (CONTRAST PROGRAM) (40 hrs).

. 6-10 OCT 1986: INTRODUCTION TO CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT MANAGEMENT (40

hrs).

REGISTRATION:

12 JUL 1985: Registration as an Engineer in Training in the State of

Idaho. Certification No. 2698.

17 JUN 1994: Registration as a Professional Civil Engineer in the State of

Washington. Certification No. 31396.

17 SEP 1994: Registration via reciprocity as a Professional Civil Engineer

in the State of Idaho. Certification No. 7662

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