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Introduction Letter 1-2

Organizational Chart 3

Project Descriptions:

Single Family Residential Projects

Ascaya (640 acres) 4

Boulder Creek (160 acres) 5

Canyon Creek (10 acres) 6

SW Ranch Parcel 8 (30 acres) 7

Wineridge Estates (40 acres) 8

Multiple Family Residential Projects

Hollywood Ranch (condos on 30 acres) 9

Lake Mead Court (condos on 11 acres) 10

Monterey Ranch (condos and townhomes on 40 acres) 11

Tesora Apartments (16 acres) 12

Commercial Projects

Blue Diamond\Rainbow (6 acres) 13

Cashman Equipment (53 acres) 14

Cornerstone (200 acres) 15

Discipline Projects

Drainage 16

Roadways 17

School/Parks 18

Wastewater Capacity Analyses 19

Traffic Impact Analyses 20

Potable Water Distribution 21

Project Description References 1 Services Performed by Mr. Lattimore while at CVL

Consultants, Inc. 2 Services Performed by Mr. Lattimore while at

Stanley Consultants, Inc. 3 Services Performed by Mr. Lattimore while at GC

Wallace, Inc. 4 Services Performed by Mr. Lattimore while at Slater

Hanifan Group, Inc. 5 Services Performed by Mr. Fredericksen while at CVL

Consultants, Inc. 6 Services Performed by Mr. Fredericksen in operating

Per4mance Consulting and Engineering, Inc.

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2677 African Violet Avenue∙ Henderson, NV 89074

Phone: (702) 216-2800 ∙ Fax: (702) 216-2803 ∙ www.bdr-nv.com

A MBE Company

DUNS #: 829934749

CAGE #: 5DZS6

October 23, 2009

[Recipient Name]

R. Brandon Sprague, AIA

Aptus Architecture

1200 South 4th

Street, Suite 206

Las Vegas, NV 89104

Re: Statement of Qualifications

Dear Mr. Sprague

BDR Consulting, LLC (BDR), established in 2009, is a civil engineering company providing

consulting services for private and public entities in the Las Vegas Valley. Our mission is to

provide our clients with quality designs at economical rates in order to fully satisfy our client’s

development requirements.

BDR resides at 2677 African Violet Avenue in Henderson, Nevada in a residential area that

provides home offices for several engineers, developers, and construction companies. Work is

completed by 8 people, three of which are licensed civil engineers in the State of Nevada. Our

crew has work experience on residential and commercial projects through either their current

employment or past employment experiences. Projects have ranged from small residential and

commercial developments to master planned developments.

Through our commitment to provide cost-effective solutions, BDR integrates six disciplines to

assist in managing and operating multiple projects. The disciplines include land planning, civil

engineering, water resources (hydrologic and hydraulic), traffic engineering, land surveying

(supervising affiliates), and construction management services.

As a service industry related company, BDR is committed to the belief that the Firm’s only goal is

to provide our clients with the most efficient design, as it relates to cost and constructability, in

the quickest amount of time. If this methodology is performed, there is no way for the client to

feel other than completely satisfied. The only way to accomplish this task is to assemble a team

which can work together, problem solve, and communicate. We have been successful in

creating this type of working environment at BDR. Our company will take on any task and take

the initiative to finish the task with full accountability for our actions.

Our core values guide our activities, business decisions, and operating philosophies. In living our

core values on a daily basis, we recognize every individual in our organization must be totally

committed to serving people-both clients and fellow employees alike. Through this consistent

commitment to service and achievement, we can exceed our clients’ expectations, fulfill our

potential and provide for long-term success for BDR and its employees.

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2677 African Violet Avenue∙ Henderson, NV 89074

Phone: (702) 216-2800 ∙ Fax: (702) 216-2803 ∙ www.bdr-nv.com

BDR has established the following as our core values which we try to meet or exceed on every

single project no matter the size. First we are constantly trying to exceed the expectations of

our clients. Just to meet the client’s expectations is not acceptable. We differentiated ourselves

from the competition by performing at the top of our game daily. We are committed to holding

ourselves to the highest standards of integrity. We provide a positive working environment so

that our employees want to come to work every day and see that success is directly translated

down to every employee every single day. We treat all individuals, not just clients, with dignity

and respect. Lastly we try to improve with each project. Each project provides a learning

experience in some manner, as long as we learn from previous projects we will succeed.

The principals of BDR Consulting, Darryl Lattimore and Ray Fredericksen, are licensed civil

engineers in the State of Nevada with over 25 years of combined experience in multiple facets

of civil engineering, including private development, water resources, hydrology, traffic

engineering, construction services, and inspection. They have participated in various aspects of

numerous major projects including Master Planned Developments such as Rhodes Ranch and

Southwest Ranch; Master planned Commercial Developments such as Cornerstone which is part

of a City of Henderson redevelopment agency. Some of the larger subdivision projects are

Ascaya and Boulder Creek, all of which are located within the City of Henderson. Both principals

focus on the management of design professionals to accomplish the scope of services necessary

to exceed our client’s expectations.

We feel that the only true way to tell whether a civil engineering firm is exceeding their client’s

expectations is to have a continued relationship with this client after the first project. Both

principals have accomplished this task by completing multiple projects from the same clients or

from clients who were referred to us by previous clients. We have included a list of projects

completed over the past few years by Mr. Lattimore and Mr. Fredericksen for your review.

Please feel free to contact either Mr. Lattimore or Mr. Fredericksen with any questions

regarding the enclosed State of Qualifications at (702) 216-2800.

Sincerely,

BDR Consulting, LLC

Darryl Darryl Darryl Darryl LattimoreLattimoreLattimoreLattimore Ray Fredericksen

Darryl Lattimore, P.E. Ray Fredericksen, P.E.

Principal Principal

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2677 African Violet Avenue, Henderson, NV 89074 Phone: 702.216.2800 Fax: 702.216.2803

Ascaya Henderson, NV

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Ascaya (2005) – The single family residential

project, located within the southern edges of

Henderson, consists of 640 acres, yielding 300

high end lots carved out of the existing

mountain side. The project site utilizes 32 miles

of 16 foot high rock wall. Material was not

allowed to leave the project site per the

approved entitlements, therefore approximately

15 million cubic yards of material was moved

and compacted to achieve a balanced project

site. Several water pressure zones within the

City of Henderson water system were emulated

via pump stations and tanks due to the extreme

elevation ranges within the project site.

SERVICES5

Site Layout

Entitlements

Technical Drainage Studies

Traffic Impact Analysis

Water Distribution Analysis

Civil Improvement Plans

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W.L. Nevada

1300 Connecticut Ave BW #901

WASHINGTON DC, 20036

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Boulder Creek Clark County, NV

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Boulder Creek (2003) – The single family

residential project, located southeast of the

intersection of Equestrian Drive and Boulder

Highway in the City of Henderson, consists of

560 lots on 160 acres. The site was impacted by

1,000 cfs of storm runoff, requiring temporary

drop structures and rip rap channels. Plan set

revisions depicted connection the current

CCRFCD facility adjacent to Boulder Highway.

SERVICES5

Entitlement Services


Traffic Impact Analysis

Technical Drainage Study

FEMA Letter of Map Revision (LOMR)

NDOT Encroachment Permit


Project and Client Management

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Woodside Homes

5888 W. Sunset Road, Suite 200

Las Vegas, NV 89118

702-889-7800 Office

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Canyon Creek Clark County, NV

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Canyon Creek (2007) – The single family

residential project, located north of the

intersection of Maule Avenue and Grand Canyon

Drive in unincorporated Clark County, consists of

64 lots on 10 acres. The site was impacted by

1,400 cfs of storm runoff, requiring offsite

transitioning to a proposed arch culvert on the

western side of the property.

SERVICES4

Site Layout


Drainage Facility Design



Easement Coordination with Adjacent

Property Owners


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Woodside Homes

5888 W. Sunset Road, Suite 200

Las Vegas, NV 89118

702-889-7800 Office

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Southwest Ranch Parcel 8 Clark County, NV

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Southwest Ranch Parcel 8 (2001) – The single

family residential project, located on the

southeast corner of the intersection of Sunset

Road and Grand Canyon Drive in unincorporated

Clark County, consists of 240 lots on 30 acres.

The site was impacted by 2,000 cfs of storm

runoff, requiring offsite transitioning to a

proposed arch culvert on the western side of the

property.

SERVICES3

Site Layout





Easement Coordination with Adjacent

Property Owners


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Rhodes Homes

4730 S. Fort Apache Road, Suite 300

Las Vegas, NV 89147

702-873-5338 Office

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Wineridge Estates Clark County, NV

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Wineridge Estates (2001) – The single family

residential project, located on the southwest

corner of the intersection of Pebble Road and El

Capitan Way in unincorporated Clark County

consists of 290 lots on 40 acres. The site was

impacted by 800 cfs of storm runoff, requiring

offsite transitioning to a proposed channel

through the southern boundary of the property.

The project also required a design of a 16-inch

transmission main to service the project site.

SERVICES3

Site Layout


BLM Right-of-Way Acquisition





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Beazer Homes

770 E Warm Springs Rd Ste 240

Las Vegas, NV 89119 702-837-2100 Office

Portion of Wineridge Estates Improvement Plans

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Hollywood Ranch Clark County, NV

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Hollywood Ranch (2005) – The multi-family

condo project, located on the southwest corner

of the intersection of Hollywood Boulevard and

Vegas Valley Drive in unincorporated Clark

County, consists of 369 units and a recreational

center on 30 acres.

SERVICES4

Site Layout

Entitlement Services (Planned Unit

Development Permit)

RCB Culvert and Storm Drain System Design

SNWA Encroachment Coordination



Park Grading Plans


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DR Horton Homes

330 Carousel Parkway

Henderson, NV 89014

(702) 635-3655 Office

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Lake Mead Court Clark County, NV

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Lake Mead Court (2005) – The multi-family

condo project, located on the northwest corner

of the intersection of Lake Mead Boulevard and

Shatz Street in unincorporated Clark County,

consists of 132 units and a recreational center

on 11 acres.

SERVICES4

Site Layout

Entitlement Services (Non Conforming Zone

Change and Special Use Permit)




Park Grading Plans


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DR Horton Homes


Henderson, NV 89014

(702) 635-3655 Office

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Monterey Ranch Multifamily Clark County, NV

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Monterey Ranch High Noon and Moonlight

(2006) – The multi-family condo and townhome

project, located on the northeast corner of the

intersection of Erie Avenue and Buffalo Drive in

unincorporated Clark County, consisting of 192

condo units and 150 townhome units,

respectively, and a private park on 35 acres,

respectively. Said project are part of the overall

80 acre Monterey Ranch project located in the

Mountains Edge Master Planned Community.

SERVICES4

RCB Culvert and Storm Drain System Design



Master Plan Coordination


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DR Horton Homes


Henderson, NV 89014

(702) 635-3655 Office

Portion of Monterey Ranch High Noon Condo

Improvement Plans

Portion of Monterey Ranch Moonlight

Townhome Improvement Plans

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Tesora Apartments Clark County, NV

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Tesora Apartments (2002) – The multi-family

apartment project, located on the southwest

corner of the intersection of Fort Apache Road

and Post Road in unincorporated Clark County,

consists of 288 units on 16 acres. The site was

impacted by 6,000 cfs of peak flow storm runoff

requiring HEC-RAS analyses, scour analyses, and

the design of a 40-foot wide, rectangular

channel that splits the project site. Even with

said encumbrance, the site plan density was

maximized per zoning requirements.

SERVICES2

Site Layout


Traffic Impact Analysis Update



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Ovation Development

6021 S Fort Apache Rd Ste 100

Las Vegas, NV 89148

(702) 990-2390 Office

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Blue Diamond/Rainbow Commercial Clark County, NV

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Blue Diamond/Rainbow Commercial (2009) –

The commercial project, located southeast of

the intersection of Rainbow Boulevard and Blue

Diamond Road in unincorporated Clark County,

consisting two projects: an 90,000 square foot

mini-storage project and an 8,000 square foot

tavern project on 6 acres. Submittal to Clark

County Business Licensure for an Alcohol and

Gaming Suitability was completed for the

project.

SERVICES

Site Layout

Entitlement Services (Conforming Zone

Change, Special Use Permit, Design Review)

Alcohol and Gamin Location Suitability Study

**Civil Improvements and corresponding

technical studies are pending owner

authorization.

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CEDCO, Inc.

7210 Placid Street

Las Vegas, NV 89119

(702) 361-6550 Office

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Cashman Equipment Commercial Henderson, NV

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Cashman Equipment Commercial (2007) – The

commercial project, located on the southwest of

the intersection of St Rose Parkway and Spencer

Street in the City of Henderson, consists of

heavy construction equipment sales, rentals,

and training facilities on 53 acres.

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Traffic Impact Study

Roadway Design



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CECO Enterprises, LLC

3101 East Craig Road

North Las Vegas, NV 89030

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Cornerstone Infrastructure Henderson, NV

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Cornerstone (2001) – The mixed use project,

located on the northwest corner of the

intersection of I-215 and Stephanie Street in the

City of Henderson, consists of various residential

and commercial components on 200 acres.

SERVICES1

Master Technical Drainage Study

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Master Traffic Impact Study

Master Water Distribution Analysis

Roadway Design

Civil Improvement Plans (Infrastructure)

Traffic Signalization Plans

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Cornerstone Partners I LLC

375 N. Stephanie St. · Suite 1411

Henderson, NV 89014

(702) 990-0467 Office

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Cornerstone1 & 5

(2001) – The mixed use project,



City of Henderson, consists of various residential

and commercial components on 200 acres. The

project consisted of a1,400 LF of 9’x32’ RCAP

from the I-215 to the existing Pittman Railroad

East Sediment Basin, as well as two LOMRs for

the northern and southern portions of the

project site.

Other Notable Drainage Studies:

Ascaya5 (2005)- The single family residential project,

located within the southern edges of Henderson,

consists of 640 acres, yielding 300 high end lots

carved out of the existing mountain side.

Boulder Creek5 (2003) – The single family residential

project consists of 560 lots on 160 acres. The site was

impacted by 1,000 cfs of storm runoff, requiring

temporary drop structures and rip rap channels. A

FEMA LOMR was conducted on the project.

Anthem Heights/Estates1 (2001)- The project was

for a 120 acre single-family residential site within

the Anthem master planned community. Design

included a 1,700 LF of 10-foot wide arch culvert

and a debris basin collecting 800 cfs. Sediment

transport and scour analysis supporting both

facilities were conducted per City Standards, as

well as a HEC-RAS analysis to verify erosion

protection and flow depths.

Tesora Apartments2 (2002)- The multi-family

apartment project, located on the southwest

corner of the intersection of Fort Apache Road

and Post Road in unincorporated Clark County,

consists of 288 units on 16 acres. The site was

impacted by 6,000 cfs of peak flow storm runoff

requiring HEC-RAS analyses, scour analyses, and

the design of a 40-foot wide, rectangular channel

that splits the project site. The project also

included the construction of two (2) culvert

structures and analyses of the channel discharge

hydraulic characteristics within a FEMA

designated “Zone A” flood zone.

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Aliante Parkway)2- The project scope was for a utility and

roadway infrastructure plan set for 14,000 lf of right-of-

way within the Aliante master planned community. The

project improvements included design and sizing of a

sufficient storm drain system to accommodate a 100-year

flood flow of 250 cfs tributary to the proposed streets in

both the interim and ultimate construction conditions.

The project also involved evaluating roadside drainage

paseos, street conveyance, and RCPs of various sizes to

safely convey said storm runoff to larger facilities

proposed by the master developer.

Other Notable Roadway Projects:

Hollywood Ranch4 (2005)- A roadway design of

Hollywood Boulevard (arterial) including a 6x6 RCB

and clearance of said box from a 24-inch gas main

and 96-inch SNWA water main.

Goodsprings Access Road6 (2008)- Two miles of

access road to a proposed public facility including

dip sections and roadside drainage facilities.

Arlington Ranch Blue Diamond Road4 (2004) – The

project scope included preparation of roadway striping,

streetlights, and drainage improvements for 3,000 LF of

Blue Diamond Road (State Highway SR-160) adjacent to

the Arlington Ranch community. The design proposed

updating a set of approved improvement plans by

resizing and re-locating existing drainage facilities and

eliminating guard rail to provide additional frontage area.

Services included coordination with jurisdictional and

utility coordination, project cost estimation and

presentation to the Client, determination, preparation of

specifications, scheduling, construction support, schedule

and budget tracking, and coordination with sub-

consultants and in-house design teams.

Cornerstone

5 (2001) – The mixed use project, located on

the northwest corner of the intersection of I-215 and

Stephanie Street in the City of Henderson, consists of

various residential and commercial components on 200

acres. The project scope included preparation of

roadway striping, streetlights, drainage improvements for

Wigwam Parkway and Stephanie Street. Traffic

signalization and design plans were prepared for the

intersection of Stephanie Street and Wigwam, as well as

for two other intersections.

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Ruby Duncan Elementary School6 (2008)- The

project scope was to provide site development

for a proposed Clark County School District

elementary located southwest of the

intersection of Deer Springs Way and Goldfield

Street. Services included civil improvement

plans, a technical drainage study, and a traffic

impact analysis, as well as entitlement support

to the project architect.

Other Notable Projects:

Clark County Shooting Ranch6 (2008)- The

development included civil improvements for the 5

acre shooting park recreation center in

unincorporated Clark County.

Arlington Ranch Bus Park4 (2005) – The

development included entitlements and civil

improvements for a Clark County bus park to serve

the Arlington Ranch Master Planned Community.

Boulder Creek Park4 (2007) – The project scope

was to provide civil engineering and survey

services for a 10-acre Public Park, located in the

City of Henderson. Services included

improvement plan preparation and submittal to

the City of Henderson, the Western Area Power

Association (WAPA), the Nevada Department of

Transportation (NDOT) and local dry utility

entities. The project required extensive

coordination between the City of Henderson

Park Department, the landscape architect, as

well as the residents within proximity of the

proposed park. Additional services included

providing ADA access throughout the park.

Heritage Aquatic Center6- The project scope

was to provide site development for a 43,800-

square-foot aquatic facility located on

Racetrack Road just off Burkholder Boulevard.

Services included civil improvement plans, a

technical drainage study, and a traffic impact

analysis.

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2370/2500 Zone Area Sewer Master Plan4

(2006)-

The City of Henderson required a wastewater

capacity analysis for future lots within the 2370 and

2500 Henderson Water Pressure Zone. The analysis

included sewer generation, demand calculation of

existing downstream homes, and capacity

calculations for tributary mains.

Supplemental Wastewater Capacity Analysis:

Pearl Creek4 (2004)- The project site was a

proposed 60 acre, 497 residential unit

development, located in the City of Henderson.

Approximately 518 existing lots were tributary

to the correlating existing sewer system.

Calculated flow depths and velocities for 5,000

linear feet of existing sanitary sewer that was

affected by the proposed wastewater

discharge. Determined the effects of the

increased flows within the existing system and

created a report for the Agency’s review and

approval.

Offsite Force Main for Crestwood4 (2007) – The

single family residential project (onsite improvement

plans by others) required a lift station and offsite

sanitary sewer force main to service the 25-acre site.

Scope of work included a preliminary pump analysis

as well as the design of a 2-inch force main (4,000 LF)

conveying approximately 0.15 MGD of wastewater.

Said design maintained positive slopes over Clark

County Regional Flood Control District (CCRFCD)

facilities, Southern Nevada Water Authority (SNWA)

facilities, and Southwest Gas transmission mains.

Prepared and processed improvement plans through

Clark County, the CCWRD, the SNWA, and other

applicable agencies.

Sewer Analysis Update for Rhodes Ranch4 (2003)-

The project included wastewater capacity analysis for

a sewer bypass system in order to accommodate

additional upstream residential lots within the 1,080

acre Rhodes Ranch Master Planned Community. Said

analysis served as the basis for the future bypass

sewer plans.

Portion of the Offsite Force Main for

Crestwood Improvement Plans

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Cornerstone5 (2001) – The mixed use project,



City of Henderson, consists of various

residential and commercial components on 200

acres. Said analysis included trip generation,

trip assignment, trip distribution, left turn

storage bay analyses, developer’s cost and

participation analyses.

Other Notable Traffic Impact Analyses:

Southwest Ranch Update5 (2001)- The development

included 500 acre master plan near the intersection

on Sunset Road and Fort Apache Road in

unincorporated Clark County.

Boulder Creek5 (2003) – The single family residential

project, located southeast of the intersection of

Equestrian Drive and Boulder Highway in the City of

Henderson, consists of 560 lots on 160 acres.

Ascaya5 (2005) – The project included a traffic

impact analysis within the Ascaya Master

Planned Community. The single family

residential project, located within the southern

edges of Henderson, consists of 640 acres,

yielding 300 high end lots carved out of the

existing mountain side. Said analysis included

trip generation, trip assignment, trip

distribution, left turn storage bay analyses,

developer’s cost and participation analyses.

Rhodes Ranch Master Planned Community

Traffic Impact Analysis5 (1999)-The project

included a traffic impact analysis within the

Rhodes Ranch Master Planned Community. The

overall Rhodes Ranch project consists of 1,080

acres and utilized various types of

development. Said analysis included trip

generation, trip assignment, trip distribution,

left turn storage bay analyses, developer’s cost

and participation analyses.

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2370/2500 Zones Water Master Plan4- The

2370 and 2500 Henderson Water Pressure Zone

(WPZ) expansions were located in Henderson

and consisted of approximately 317.97 acres of

single family residential property. The project

involved sizing the 2500 Reservoir, sizing PRVs

to the lower 2370 WPZ, providing domestic and

fire flow pressure analyses to both zones, and

preparing a 72-hour water aging analysis for all

pipes in the system.

Other Notable Water Distribution Studies:

Vista Cielo4 (2004)- The development included 520

single-family lots on 100 acres in North Las Vegas.

Cornerstone5 (2001) – The development included

was a mixed use project consisting of various

residential and commercial components on 200

acres in Henderson.

Buffalo Ranch4 (2005)-The development included

458 single-family and 354 multi-family homes on

120 acres in unincorporated Clark County.

Ascaya5 (2005) – The single family residential

project, located within the southern edges of

Henderson, consists of 640 acres, yielding 300

high end lots carved out of the existing

mountain side. Several water pressure zones

within the City of Henderson water system

were emulated via pump stations and tanks due

to the extreme elevation ranges within the

project site.

Rhodes Ranch 2860 and 2975 Water Pressure

Zone Analyses1 to 4

(1999 to 2007)-The project

included water distribution analyses and

temporary pump station design within the

Rhodes Ranch Master Planned Community. The

Rhodes Ranch 2860 Water Pressure Zone (2860

WPZ) and Rhodes Ranch 2975 Water Pressure

Zone (2975 WPZ) consists of 530 acres and 550

acres, respectively, and utilized various types of

development. Said analyses encompassed a Las

Vegas Valley Water District project refund

agreement in order to mitigate developer

construction costs.

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