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• Designed projects for beach and dune restoration, boardwalk repair/reconstruction, shore protection, back bay dredging, bulkheads, playgrounds, recreational fields, airport improvements, drainage (tidal and stormwater) improvements, and roadway improvements.• Established and continually update cutting edge bicycle network.• Established in house Planning and Zoning Board inspections which provided additional income to the City while lowering developer costs.• Implemented more consistent procedures for road opening permits, concrete permits, and grading permits.• Established a road rating system to consistently and analytically rate roads and alleys within the City. • Developed a bulkhead rating system to consistently and analytically rate the City’s bulkheads. • Developed a system to quickly, accurately, and cost effectively measure dune loss as well as sand loss in problem areas.

• Designed water, storm sewer, sanitary sewer, and other various roadway improvements for Cape May, West Cape May, Wildwood, Commercial Township, and Stone Harbor• Reviewed planning board and zoning board applications for West Cape May, Lower Township, Wildwood, and Stone Harbor.• Represented various municipalities at public meetings including planning board, zoning board, and governing body meetings

• Managed engineers and inspectors for over $1 million in escrow inspections annually• Assisted municipal engineer for Little Egg Harbor Township and Borough of Beachwood and acted as “Point of Contact” for municipal officials, developers, and the general public. • Designed and built over ten miles of residential roads.

Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, NJ• Oversaw operational transition from a 3 year, $100 million renovation of a 70 year old National Historic Landmark into a state of the art functional arena.• Accountable for annual $500,000 operational budget and $2-3 million capital budget• Supervised and prioritized the activities and schedules of 60 employees in 7 union trades.• Constantly developed and refined operations, housekeeping, and security procedures

First Union Center and Sprectrum• Coordinated and supervised all new construction within the Complex• Delegated the use of a $1.5 million operational budget and a $2 million capital budget • Implemented building maintenance software package to track all damages, repairs, and preventative maintenance tasks in two sporting arenas.• Maintained computerized fire system, lighting system, and HVAC system.• Worked in an event oriented environment that included such events as 2000 Republican National Convention, 2000 Women’s Final Four, 2001 NCAA Basketball East Regional

• Consulted on development and managed school's intranet, internet, and email systems• Created school's web site (www.hun.kl2.nj.us)• Repaired hardware and software of the school's computers• Taught Algebra 1, Algebra 2, and developed curriculum for five Computer Science classes• Coached football and ice hockey