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T. ANDY LAMM, PE

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Raleigh, NC 27610

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B.S., Civil Engineering Professional Engineer: North Carolina PE # 11293 North Carolina State University Professional Engineer: Virginia PE # 040******* Professional Organizations

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During my professional career I have developed experience as a multi-disciplined project engineer with many years of design experience. My extensive experience has been in all aspects of site and municipal utilities engineering, including sanitary sewer collection and treatment, sewage lift stations and force mains, water distribution system and R/O treatment plant design, street design and storm drainage including both public and private projects. My scope of experience ranges from the development of a solid budget, client interface, preparation and selection of a team for a project, initial project planning, site investigation, document research, supervising of field surveys and analysis of the collected data, property investigation and acquisition, water and sewer utilities design, site and facility design, plan/profile preparation, technical specifications, material takeoffs and cost estimates, obtaining all permits, bidding document preparation, achievement of deadlines and deliverables, advertising and administering bid openings, checking all shop drawings, field inspections, implementation of change orders, to preparing as-built drawings and final project closeout. I am also experienced in the acquisition of various permits required by various State and Federal Agencies including NCDENR, Land Quality, CAMA, Corps of Engineers, NCDOT, and funding through Rural Development, the Rural Center, and CDBG Programs. I have extensive experience with University infrastructure work, including steam lines, chilled water lines, and electric/communication duct banks projects involving the NC State Construction Office. I also have experience with Civil / Site work in both residential and commercial development projects. I have recently completed the Stormwater BMP Inspection & Maintenance Certification class and test presented by the NCSU / NCA&TSU Co-op and the NCSU Bio & Ag Engineering Department, and I obtained my certification as a Stormwater BMP Inspector (Certification # 1367). I also have a Professional Engineer’s license in VA I am fortunate to have been involved in expediting projects in a multi-disciplined engineering environment with diverse and complicated design requirements which ranged from intensive short schedules or tight budgetary constraints to complex phasing to ensure the project allows adjacent utilities to remain functional during construction. This design experience has been instrumental in the successful development and completion of many various municipal utility and private development projects of varying scope and complexity. I have experience with small communities up to cities such as Raleigh, county utility systems along with large and small private development projects. All of this is detailed in my resume Appendix following. I have been operating as self-employed since the summer of 2009, and I am interested in rejoining the workforce with the right opportunity, or would be at least interested in contract work.

References are available upon request

SUPPLEMENTAL EXPERIENCE APPENDIX T. ANDY LAMM, PE

T. Andy Lamm, PE Resume Appendix 2

Projects during self-employment 06/09 to Present

Winston Ridge Subdivision, Franklin County, NC - Project Engineer for the Winston Ridge Subdivision, which is a 527-lot, multi-phase subdivision outside of Youngsville, NC. The project encompasses full design of all site features, including streets, storm drainage, water and sewer utilities, along with coordination with other utilities such as electric, phone, cable, gas, etc. One of the largest challenges of the subdivision was its location – on the ridgeline between the Neuse River and the Tar-Pamlico River basins. This created an aggravating water pressure issue in that area of the County where the County supplied adequate fire flow but inadequate residential pressures. We performed a complete WaterCAD analysis on the area and presented the County a report with multiple scenarios and alternatives to determine the most cost effective solution, which was to install a booster pump station at one end of the area and a pressure control valve at the other to create a separate pressure zone. Phase 2 of the subdivision is under construction, and we are now continuing with Phase 3 design and permitting. Town of Eastover Stormwater Improvements Study and Stormwater Regulations Development, Eastover, NC – Managing Project Engineer, teaming with Anderson & Associates, Inc., to perform an overall stormwater study, specific area studies and development of stormwater regulations for the town and to assist in planning, design, and upcoming permitting / construction administration of various stormwater improvements, especially for the downtown district. This project is still underway and is to expand into further area studies and the design and installation of stormwater improvements in the Town.

Faith Baptist Church Teen Center Site Improvements, Knightdale, NC - Project Engineer for the civil engineering and surveying services to assist in planning, design, and permitting / construction administration of various necessary tasks to obtain a site plan approval from the Town of Knightdale for Faith Baptist Church’s accessory building adjacent to their existing facilities to convert to a ‘youth center’ for teens of the church to have a meeting place, assembly area and classrooms. FBC has acquired the services of LEA to produce a Site Plan submittal and obtain subsequent approval of the said site plan from the Town of Knightdale, NC, and subsequent permits / actions with Wake County and NCDOT.

City of Raleigh Public Utilities Department (CORPUD), Raleigh, NC – I was chosen to assist the City with small sewer extension projects. Some of the sewer extension projects to date are: N. Allen Road, Wake Forest, NC - Approximately 300’ of new sewer was extended in a new easement near the back property line of five residences previously served by a 6” lateral running just behind the buildings to the existing infrastructure. These five residences were tied in to a new 8” gravity line; a new manhole was set at the limits of the run deep enough to accommodate the sewer flows from the residences. New laterals were extended to the new 8” PVC line to tie in the subject properties. A section of the existing 6” lateral passed through an exposed portion of a storm drainage channel, and the buried storm pipe is exposed at that point to allow the lateral to pass between the open sections. The existing lateral was removed from the area of the crossing, abandoning the remaining lateral sections in place. Storm drainage improvements included a new junction box constructed at the separation of the two buried storm pipes to correct the deficiency. S. Allen Road, Wake Forest, NC - Approximately 330’ of new sewer was extended up S. Allen Rd. to provide new 8” gravity service to three homes previously served by a 4” lateral running through the rear of the subject properties. A new manhole was set at the limits of the run, deep enough to accommodate the depth of existing service to the last residence. 8” gravity sewer was installed to tie into an existing manhole located just north of Elm Av. Laterals were extended to the sewer line to accommodate tie-ins of the three residences. The existing manhole required coring and a re-construction of the bench to facilitate the new flows. The existing 4” lateral at the rear of the properties was cut off and capped in such a manner to retain service to 658 Wait Ave, and the remainder of the line abandoned in place.

W. Juniper Street, Wake Forest, NC - The homes on W Juniper sit 12’ to 16’ below the existing roadway grade. The options to provide sewer service to the residences were either A) grinder pumps located at each residence and pumped up to the existing sewer in W Juniper, B) significantly lowering the sewer line in W Juniper to accommodate gravity flow from the houses (unlikely due to excessive rock) or C) new gravity sewer service along the rear of the properties to tie in to existing gravity infrastructure on Rock Spring Rd. Approximately 600’ feet of new sewer service was extended along a new easement along the rear property line to provide service to the 4 properties along W Juniper Av. The new line is running through a protected buffer area with a perennial stream, and required special permitting for approval by DENR. N. Main Street, Wendell, NC - Approximately 100’ of new sewer was added to provide an 8” gravity line to the existing infrastructure flowing east-west on Academy St. A new manhole was placed in the street at the location of the deficient property and a shallow run of 8” PVC gravity sewer was installed to reach the east-west run of existing 8” sewer service on W Academy St. Though there was no visual evidence to indicate a structure at the intersection of N Main and W Academy, investigation has determined a manhole existed beneath the newly laid asphalt, and a tie-in to the existing infrastructure was made at that point. Existing service lateral was abandoned in place.

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T. Andy Lamm, PE Resume Appendix 3

EPCO Condensate Pump Station and Force Main, Apex, NC - Project Engineer for this Design-Build project for EPCO. The Environmental Products Company (EPCO) owns and operates a propane gas pipeline that runs from Mont Belvieu, Texas to Apex, North Carolina, site of a storage and transport facility. This pipeline is a major source of propane supplied to the southeastern United States. During the coldest months of the year, a unit on site is kept in constant operation that heats the product, resulting in a ‘condensate’ (approximately 2000 gallons per day) that was collected and transported offsite. Caustic is added to the low PH condensate to bring the PH within acceptable levels for discharge as agreed upon with the Town of Apex. Mr. Lamm designed a lift station to capture this condensate and with submersible pumps and a 2” force main would transport the fluid to the Town wastewater treatment plant adjacent to the Dixie site. Due to safety regulations concerning working around the gas lines, we were very limited to the allowable equipment we could use. Most of the excavation was performed by hand or vacuum excavation, which was very time consuming. The pump station structure was an 8’ x 8’, two-piece precast box with submersible pumps. The station is fully operational and functioning as designed. Old North Utilities Services / Fort Bragg – 6” Water Line Relocation Project, Fort Bragg, NC – This project was for the relocation of an existing water service line on base to make room for the new Mission Command Center, along with providing new water and fire service lines and sanitary sewer to the new building. Broad Street Sewer Extension, Durham, NC – This project was for a private developer that had a property in Durham with a failed septic system and the only lot in the area not served by public sewer. It meant the sewer extension to the property from the nearest manhole had to cross another property behind the existing Broad Street right-of-way because there was no room in the right-of-way. It is currently in the City for permitting. Hyde County / NCDOT – Creekside Drive 6” Water Line Relocation Project, Swan Quarter, NC - This project incorporated approximately 4000 linear feet of 6” water line that is in a gravel road that was relocated out from under the proposed pavement that NCDOT is to install.

OWASA - Barclay Road 6” Water Line Replacement Project, Carrboro, NC - This featured project completed ahead of schedule was the Barclay Road 6” Water Line Replacement Project for OWASA. We executed the contract in early January, which was 75% complete by the first of February, completed the design plans and contract documents in March, reviewed and permitted, advertised and received bids on April 30. Construction is complete. We have received extremely high marks for evaluation of our services. OWASA - Arboretum Drive 8” Water Line Replacement Project, Chapel Hill, NC - This project was the Arboretum Drive 8” Water Line Replacement Project for OWASA. We executed the contract in early April, and completed the design plans and contract documents in July, NCDOT reviewed and permitted, and OWASA advertised and received bids in October. Construction is now complete. Permitting was delayed due to the fact that Arboretum Drive is a NCDOT road, and there were isolation valve issues in the existing lines that had to be resolved, because it affected the NCDOT and PWS permitting. We have received extremely high marks for evaluation of our services for OWASA. Hyde County Solid Waste Convenience Site, Ocracoke, NC - Project Engineer for the renovation of the Ocracoke Solid Waste Convenience Site to accommodate additional compactors, collection bins, and other improvements. This project had a very short timetable for completion. We began our contract the first of May, and the site was to be complete by June 30. Allowing a month for construction, we expedited our survey and design within two weeks, with the electrical following the third week. We delivered the completed documents by hand to the Public Works Director on May 26, so he could get the contractors on the job. Wake Chapel Church BMP Repair and Re-Certification, Raleigh, NC - Project Engineer for the inspection, repair and re-certification of the church facilities’ two stormwater retention ponds (BMPs). We conducted a full engineering inspection of the ponds per the local ordinance and issued a draft report of the findings. We met with the Owner to review the deficiencies and generate a specification and scope of work outlining the specific repairs needed. Once the scope was approved, we performed the necessary repairs. Once the repairs were completed we conducted the final inspection and issued the final engineering report of a successful inspection to the local authorities (City of Raleigh).

Numerous Stormwater BMP Facilities Design, Inspection and Annual Certification – I am a certified BMP Inspector and have performed many annual re-certifications on different styles of BMPs in Wake County including dry ponds, wet ponds, bioretention ponds, buried storage pipes, sand filters, etc. I have also designed and permitted a bioretention facility. One recent HOA that I inspected their two dry detention ponds found that the developer had grossly undersized the constructed ponds from what was permitted with the City. This led the City to force the original developer to go back and construct the ponds as they were permitted. In attempting to do this, one of the ponds had dimension requirements that exceeded the lot that it was placed on. Houses were built on either side which made it impossible to expand. The City and the developer (and HOA) had to agree upon a compromise-sized pond that may not handle all storms as originally planned.

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Selected Examples Prior to Self-employment of Project Management and Design in Each Discipline: PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT:

Flaherty Farms Subdivision and Multi-Family Development, Wake Forest, NC - Project Design Engineer for the preparation of civil/site plans associated with a 120-lot subdivision and an adjacent multi-family housing development on a 64-acre site. My responsibilities included the designing of or overseeing the design of the water and sewer utilities, roadways and storm drainage, producing design drawings, obtaining permits and coordinating work with the developers. In conjunction with this project we had to design an off-site 15" sanitary sewer outfall to serve this site by gravity sewer to the Town.

River Ridge Golf Course and Subdivision, Raleigh, NC - Design Engineer for the design of individual and collector pressure sewer services to serve over a dozen lots that could not be served with gravity sewer, including individual grinder pumps and cans, individual 1-1/4" force mains, and some of the lots fed to a 2" pressure header, discharging to a public manhole.

"The Crescent" Golf Course and Subdivision, Salisbury, NC - Project Design Engineer for the preparation of civil/site plans associated with an 18-hole golf course and 200-plus lot subdivision associated with the golf course on a 420- acre site. My responsibilities included the designing of or overseeing the design of the water and sewer utilities, roadways and storm drainage, producing design drawings, obtaining permits and coordinating work with the golf course developers. In conjunction with this project I had to design an upgraded parallel sanitary sewer outfall to serve this site and to replace the existing outfall that was undersized and had a serious infiltration/inflow problem for the City of Salisbury.

West Station Trade Center - Commercial Development, Garner, NC - Design Engineer responsible for the design, engineering plans, specifications and permits for a 45-unit office condominium development. The design included building layout, site grading, water and sewer utilities and a unique stormwater bio-retention area on-site. The site's original terrain led to some interesting grading challenges in the drive and parking areas, but we attained a grading balance, without excessive grades in the paved areas. Eastpark Development, Raleigh, NC - Poole Road and New Hope Road east of Raleigh, Design Engineer responsible for the Phase III engineering plans for an 8" and 10" sanitary sewer outfall, sewage lift station and force main, along with laying out subdivision streets, utilities and storm drainage. Coastal Residential Development, Dare County, NC - Design Engineer responsible for all engineering design and permit acquisitions associated with two 200-lot phases and one 250-lot phase of residential development, a 50-lot phase of another, along with three package wastewater treatment plants with land application. Residential Sewage Extension, Raleigh, NC - Design Engineer for the Sendero Subdivision Sanitary Sewer Extension which included extending the City of Raleigh's sewer utilities up Sendero Drive from an outfall to serve existing residences.

Residential Development, Wake Forest, NC - Project Engineer responsible for the design of water and sanitary sewer utilities for The Mews at Franklin Greene, a 110-unit townhome development for Parker-Lancaster & Orleans developers.

Keystone Technology Park, Durham, NC - Project Engineer responsible for the preparation of civil/site plans associated with four phases of a commercial development on a 31-acre site. My responsibilities included design of water and sewer utilities along with storm drainage design. I coordinated the design with the Owner and Landscape Architect during Durham's review process to obtain necessary approvals. I also secured the necessary driveway and encroachment permits from NCDOT and stormwater management permit required from Durham. Residential Development, Wake Forest, NC - Project Engineer responsible for complete engineering plans for the final 84-lot phase of the Staffordshire single-family development including street and lot layout, all water and sanitary sewer utility designs, storm drainage and erosion control, including all permits. I also coordinated the design with the Contractor, making some field adjustments as necessary. As-Built Plan Preparation, Wake Forest, NC - Engineer responsible for the researching and developing as-built plans for the water, sewer and storm drain utilities of the existing three-phase part of the Staffordshire single-family development for the Town of Wake Forest, NC. This including coordination surveying efforts to triangulate the locations of all visible utilities, and measure all inverts for sewer as-builts. Residential Development, Fayetteville, NC - Project Engineer responsible for the design of water and sanitary sewer utilities, storm drainage, roadway and site development for a 144-unit multi-family apartment development on 14.5 acres called Autumn View Apartments.

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T. Andy Lamm, PE Resume Appendix 5

Commercial Utilities, Wake Forest, NC - Design Engineer responsible for the design, engineering plans, specifications and permits for the installation of a grinder sewage lift station and force main for Marshall Oil Company in Wake Forest, NC.

Residential Development, Wake Forest, NC - Project Engineer responsible for the design of water and sanitary sewer utilities, storm drainage, roadway and site development for a 90-unit multi-family development. Pirate's Cove Coastal Resort & Marina, Manteo, NC - Project Engineer responsible for all engineering work on Phase I of the new Pirate's Cove resort. Responsibilities included design of all water and sanitary sewer utilities, including extending public water from Manteo, on-site sewage lift station and running sewage force main back to Manteo, acquisition of permits, construction estimates and coordination of materials acquisition for utility construction, and site inspection for the installation of the utilities.

Private Development, Fuquay-Varina, NC - Project Engineer responsible for the design, engineering plans, specifications and permits for the replacement and expansion of wells and community water system for a private mobile home park near Fuquay-Varina, NC.

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Carolina Chips / Kapstone Paper, Roanoke Rapids, NC – Project Manager / Engineer responsible for the grading, storm drainage and utilities design / relocation for a new log-handling, de-barking and chipping operation at the paper mill. Carolina Chips is installing two new rotary cranes and dual-layered log storage (both circular) along with a new wood chip stacker / reclaimer, de-barker equipment and conveyor system. The site was in use and had to stay in operation throughout the upgrade, which will take over a year in phases. There was an existing stormwater collection pond and pump station that had to be relocated and enlarged, and also had to be integrated into the phasing, along with phased permitting. A totally new pond and pumping station was designed to handle the enlarged site’s stormwater, pumped through a new 8” force main to a larger, existing treatment pond. A new access road around the new site to route log trucks was also designed.

NC Dept. of Revenue, Rocky Mount, NC – Project Manager / Engineer responsible for the grading, erosion control and stormwater for a site for a new building to house the NC Dept. of Revenue billing and field operations for that area. The building was by others.

3C! Printing, Clayton, NC – Project Manager / Engineer responsible for the regrading and expansion of drive and parking on the front of their site along with a building expansion. I expanded the drive area to better accommodate the tractor-trailer truck traffic along with additional parking for the building expansion. This had to be designed in accordance with an adjacent wetland area and a buffered stream boundary. Xpress AutoSpa Car Wash, Greenville, NC – Project Manager / Engineer responsible for the grading, erosion control and stormwater for a new car wash business.

Commercial Utilities, Garner, NC - Design Engineer responsible for the design, engineering plans, specifications and permits for the installation of a grinder sewage lift station and force main for the Unicon Concrete Company including dry-bore-and-jacking the force main under a railroad.

'Masterbrand Cabinets' Gas Line, Lenoir County, NC - Design Engineer responsible for the design, engineering plans, specifications, permitting, bidding, etc. for approximately 8.3 miles of 4" gas main. This was a joint CDBG and Economic Development project for Lenoir County to provide gas from NCNG to an industry (Masterbrand Cabinets) and to Lenoir Community College. He worked closely with NCNG to implement their standards, and the project came in well under budget.

Claridge Nursery Irrigation System Upgrades, Goldsboro, NC - Final Project Engineer responsible for the final design, engineering plans, specifications, State Construction Office approval, 'no-rise' certification and contract implementation for the upsizing and replacement of the under-capacity N. C. Forest Resources Nursery irrigation system. The old system was replaced with a new raw-stream-water intake and pump station system including filters, new irrigation mains and laterals, new spray heads and controllers. Once this system was put on-line, it basically doubled the size of the nursery beds and growing capacity of the facility. PUBLIC UTILITIES:

Town Sewer Collection System, Broadway, NC - Project Engineer responsible for the design and plan preparation of the complete town sanitary sewer collection system, including approximately 77,500 linear feet of 8" and 10" sanitary sewer lines, three sewage lift stations, and 6000 linear feet of 4" force main. Starmount Sewer Pump Station Replacement, Clayton, NC - Design Engineer responsible for the design, engineering plans and specifications for the replacement and relocation of an old, under capacity sewage pump station. SUPPLEMENTAL EXPERIENCE APPENDIX T. ANDY LAMM, PE

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Lower Crabtree Creek North Sewer Outfall, Raleigh, NC - Project Manager / Engineer responsible for the design of this project for the City of Raleigh, which included the design of an 18” gravity sanitary sewer from an existing regional sewage lift station, north along Crabtree Creek, crossing under bridges for the US 64 / 264 Bypass, crossing a railroad, turning west and paralleling the railroad until reaching a lift station that the City wished to take out of service. Approximately 700 linear feet of the 18” line was aerial on concrete piers. This project also had a 12” branch line that ran along an existing lake to another lift station that the City wished to take out of service. Part of this line included bypass pumping and taking up an existing 8” line and re-laying the 12” flowing in the opposite direction to minimize the impact and utilize the City’s existing easement along the lake. 2007-2008 Street Improvements, Clayton, NC - Design Engineer responsible for the design, engineering plans and specifications for the water, sewer, storm drainage and pavement improvements for three blocks of Second Street and all of Kennel Street, along with water line extensions and resurfacing of Church Street and two blocks of Barbour Street. Resident and EMS access is to be maintained during construction. Township 7 Water Extension, New Bern, NC - Project Manager / Engineer responsible for the design, engineering plans and specifications for the city water service extensions, which included a new 500,000 gallon elevated water storage tank, two new 1200 gpm booster pump stations and relocating and upfitting an existing booster pump station and approximately 1000 feet of 12” DIP water line. Township 7 Sewer Extension, New Bern, NC - Project Manager / Engineer responsible for the design, engineering plans and specifications for the city sewer service extensions, which included 10”, 12” and 16” force mains, improving the sewer capacity of the area.

Reverse Osmosis Water Treatment Plant, Hyde County, NC - Project Manager / Engineer responsible for the design of the Town of Engelhard’s new 200 GPM R/O Water Treatment Plant, which includes two new production wel ls, the R/O plant (which included a single R/O skid, internal pumps and piping, chemical feed, a 200,000 gallon ground storage tank, a free-standing aerator, high service pumps), finished water main out to the existing system, and approximately 2 miles of concentrate force main to the approved discharge point in the nearby sound with a diffuser. I worked with Rural Development for funding and other agencies for permits. Reverse Osmosis Water Treatment Plant Expansion, Ocracoke, NC - Project Manager / Engineer responsible for the design of the Town of Ocracoke’s new 200 GPM R/O Water Treatment Plant expansion, which includes upgrading pumps in two production wells, the R/O plant expansion (which included the building expansion – constructed entirely while the existing part of the plant remained in operation, a single additional R/O skid, internal pumps and piping, chemical feed enhancements, new high service pumps), new finished water main out to the existing system, re- routing existing supply piping to maintain plant operation during construction and approximately 800’ of new concentrate force main to the approved discharge point in the nearby sound with a diffuser. I worked with Rural Development for funding and other agencies for permits. Neuse River Outfall, Pump Stations and Force Mains, Clayton, NC - Design Engineer responsible for the design, engineering plans, specifications and permits for the installation of a gravity sewer outfall, two pump stations and force mains along the Neuse River. The gravity sewer outfalls were 18" and 20" DIP. There were two (2) 750 GPM sewage lift stations, with initial flows of approximately 150,000 GPD with ultimate flows exceeding 750,000 GPD. One pump station pumped to the other VIA an 8" force main along the river

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