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Karl Hufnagel, P.E. capacity of the County's facilities to determine the impact of flow control ordinance on facility operations and to ascertain whether additional facilities and/or facility improvements are needed. As part of this effort he developed facility master site plans for a new "greenfield," campus -style solid waste management facility and for the County's existing North Kent waste management site. Solid Waste Management Facility Master Planning Snohomish County Solid Waste Management Division, Washington Project Manager. Mr. Hufnagel managed the master planning process for the County's existing North County Recycling and Transfer Station site. As part of this process the planning team developed six separate alternative site master plans that adapted the existing facilities and added new facilities including a public convenience center, household hazardous waste (HHW) facility, transfer building, and support facilities. Citrus County Transfer Station and Citizen Service Area Site Master Plan Citrus County/Florida Project Manager/Facility Planner. Mr. Hufnagel managed and was the primary facility planner, for a new 600 TPD solid waste transfer station and a 100 TPD citizen service area on a 17-acre parcel located adjacent to the county's central landfill. Mr. Hufnagel developed and analyzed current waste stream and site data, in addition he worked with the county operating staff to develop a comprehensive facility program. The site master plan was then used in a design -build alternative delivery process for the new facilities. Bow Lake Recycling and Transfer Station King County Solid Waste Division/Washington Project Manager. Mr. Hufnagel is managing the master planning, design and construction for this major new facility. Applying a 25-year planning horizon, the project addresses issues of capacity, service, and environmental impacts for this station, which handles nearly 35 percent of the County's waste stream. Specific design requirements include the addition of compactors to prepare the station for waste export, improved vehicle access and reduced queuing, increased recycling functions, and upgrades to the scale facilities. The design of a 2,500 TPD recycling and transfer station developed under the U.S. Green Building Council's LEED sustainable design and construction program (LEED Gold rating). Household Hazardous Waste Program Expansion Sonoma County Waste Management Agency/California Project Manager/Technical Lead. Mr. Hufnagel assisted Sonoma County with a phased evaluation and expansion of their HHW program. The expanded program evaluated included two new full service receiving and processing facilities and up to three satellite receiving facilities to supplement their single full service facility. The new facilities would replace most of their current collection event program, as well as part of the toxic rover program. The initial phase of the work involved a life cycle financial analysis of the benefits of the proposed new facilities. Beaufort County Recycling and Transfer Station Planning Beaufort County, South Carolina Lead Planner. Mr. Hufnagel assisted the County with siting and site master planning for one, or possibly two, campus -style waste management facilities that will include a transfer building, public convenience dropoff center, HHW facility, scale facility, and cardboard processing facility. SAIC Energy, Environment & Infrastructure, LLC l 2