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Mark A. Holden Electrical Designer Mr. Holden joined TKDA in 1977 as an electrical designer. His areas of expertise include airport facilities; power and control systems; communications, signal and alarm systems; and spe- l~ialized lighting systems. ~ Airport projects in which Mr. Holden has been involved ~nclude the electrical design of runway and taxiway edge light- lng parallel and series systems, radio and visual NAVAIDS, apron lighting systems, T-hangars, and landside power distribu- tion systems. In 1981 he attended the FAA Airport Lighting and Radio NAVAIDS School "Lighting/NAVAIDS Seminar", Great Lakes Region, in Chicago. Mr. Holden is a graduate of Anoka Technical Institute in Electrical Engineering and is a member of the North Central Electrical Engineering Society. James E. Budke, P.E. Electrical Engineer - Associate A member of the firm since 1973, Mr. Budke is manager of the Electrical Engineering Department. In recent years he has been responsible for all TKDA airport electrical work. His areas of expertise include electrical design of buildings; process, power, and control systems; communications, signal alarm and teleme- tering systems; airport lighting systems; and radio and visual navigational aids. Mr. Budke has engineered the runway lighting for Brainerd- Crow Wing County Airport, as well as the ALS (Airport Lighting Systems) for Flying Cloud Airport. He has also been responsible for the power supply system revisions for Category II Opera- tions at Minneapolis/St. Paul International Airport. Professionally registered in Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, North Dakota and Wisconsin, Mr. Budke has a Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Minnesota. John F. Denis Electrical Designer Mr. Denis' areas of knowledge include electrical design of airports, cost estimates, construction administration, and inspec- tions of electrical work. Since his employment by the firm in 1981, he has been involved with several airport projects. M.r. Denis worked on coor- dination with FAA, state and other spdnsOrs on designing run- way and taxiway lighting (both series and parallel), apron light- lng, visual and radio NAVAIDS, and air'side and landside power distribution. He has also designed alternative energy-saving runway lighting systems. A graduate of Anoka Technical Institute in Electrical Design, Mr. Denis is a member of the Illuminating Engineers Society.