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BRAUN KELLY W. BROWN INTERTEC Senior Scientist EDUCATION Mr. Brown has more than 27 years of environmental consulting experience specifically B.S.,Geological Engineering, related to environmental assessment work. Kelly's experience has included completion University of Minnesota of numerous Phase I Environmental Site Assessments(ESA),including many large CERTIFICATIONS transportation corridor and multi-property assessments;asbestos and lead-based Minnesota Department of Health(MDH) paint surveys;and hazardous materials surveys and abatement projects. His other Asbestos Inspector areas of expertise include laboratory analysis of asbestos and industrial hygiene No.A13036 and refesher training monitoring for asbestos and other contaminants,and property transfer assessments. Kelly has worked on several large-scale transportation corridor assessment projects MDH Asbestos Management Planner No. Asbe and refesher training and is very familiar with the technical approach and documentation requirements for these projects. He has substantial experience providing environmental MDH Lead Risk Assessor assessment services to public agencies including the Minnesota Department of No.LR188and refesher training Transportation (MnDOT), Minnesota Pollution Control Agency(MPCA),the 40-Hour HAZWOPER Certification and annual Metropolitan Council, Hennepin County, Ramsey County, Dakota County,City of St. refresher training Paul,City of Minneapolis,and numerous other metro area cities. Niton X-Ray Fluorescence Analyzer PROJECT EXPERIENCE Certification ■ Multiple Active Transportation Corridors, MnDOT*—Senior environmental professional for many of the projects assigned under MnDOT contract. Under this contract,completed roadway Phase I ESAs, Phase 11 investigations and/or construction monitoring for projects in various cities across the state, including Ada, Blue Earth, Ely, Forest Lake, Kenyon, Lindstrom, Mankato, Nashwauk, Northfield, Rice,Virginia,Waconia,and Waseca,as well as several large-scale roadway corridor/interchange projects in the Twin Cities metro area.The projects included identifying and assessing potential environmental concerns within the project corridors that could affect the planned roadway improvements along the corridors and potentially delay construction. ■ Central Corridor Light Rail Transit Corridor(CCLRT), Minneapolis to St. Paul, MN*—Senior environmental professional for a project for the Metropolitan Council Metro Transit to perform a Phase I ESA of an approximate 9.8-mile locally preferred alignment of the CCLRT between downtown Minneapolis to downtown St. Paul.The purpose of the Phase I was to identify,to the extent possible,any sources of contamination (based on present or former land use) on properties that could impact construction of the CCLRT.The project corridor included one alternative alignment between Oak Street and 291h Avenue SE in Minneapolis,and two between Cedar and Wacouta in St. Paul. ■ Southwest Light Rail Transit Corridor(SWLRT), Minneapolis to Eden Prairie, MN*—Senior environmental professional for the project team retained by the Metropolitan Council Metro Transit to perform a Phase I ESA of an approximate 16-mile locally preferred alignment of the SWLRT between downtown Minneapolis to Eden Prairie.The purpose of the Phase I ESA was to identify,to the extent possible,any sources of contamination (based on present or former land use)on properties that could impact construction of the SWLRT. *While employed by another firr,