Projects for Water Quality and Quantity Washington Water Quality Needs Assessment Coordinated team of 25 state specialists for the Department of Ecology in $500,000+ project to develop comprehensive inventory (over 2,000 projects in the relational database, based on extensive surveying) of Washington's 7-year water quality protection needs, including annual cost estimates. Categories included were: Municipal wastewater, industrial wastewater, urban stormwater, on-site waste disposal, agricultural pollution control, forest practices, lake restoration, shellfish protection, groundwater protection, surface water quality, and water quality monitoring and laboratory needs. Worked with statewide citizens' advisory committee and technical advisory committee to develop criteria to prioritize funding allocations for those needs. Assisted in developing Ecology staffing plan to administer the program. Back to the project list. Strategic Sewer Expansion Plan, Denver METRO, Eastside Denver Conducted detailed land use surveys for the service area east of Denver, projected small-area population and employment forecasts, to support strategy for expansion of sewage treatment and transmission facility planning. Back to the project list. EA, Westside Interceptor Project, Denver METRO Evaluated recreation, agricultural, and critical land use issues for EA for rebuilding and expanding the West Side Interceptor. Back to the project list. Development Impact Analysis, Kennecott, Salt Lake City Projected local and regional water supply and demand in Salt Lake City, Utah, to evaluate economic costs and effect on land development of potential major loss of water supply due to mine leaches. Estimated social costs should the water resource be lost. Coordinated development of groundwater pollution monitoring and mitigation program. Back to the project list. Central Arizona Water Control Study, US Army Corp of Engineers and US Bureau of Reclamation Responsible for Future Without the Project report for one of the largest comprehensive flood control and water supply studies ever completed in the U.S. Back to the project list. Managers Handbook, Measuring the Economic Benefits of Improvements in Water Quality, USEPA Edited and added many sections to handbook on quantifying the economic benefit of water quality protection programs. Back to the project list. NEPA EIS, 201 Facilities Sewer Plan, Missoula, MT, USEPA As Principal Investigator, wrote EIS sections addressing growth impacts of sewage collection and treatment alternatives. Primary issue was transportation impacts of urban density changes; developed gravity transportation model to address these issues. Back to the project list.