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GEOFFREY M. GOLL, P.E. PRESIDENT / A FOUNDING PRINCIPAL EXPERIENCE Mr. Goll is a founding Partner of Princeton Hydro and has extensive experience in geotechnical engineering, stormwater management, hydrology, floodplain hydraulics, environmental assessments, and environmental permitting; his professional background is specific to water resource and geotechnical engineering. The breadth of his experience ranges from stream restoration and modeling to the design of large retaining structures and building foundations; he has provided expert consultation, engineering design and support on a variety of projects including residential developments, solid waste transfer stations, correctional facilities, and wastewater treatment plants. Mr. Goll has extensive experience in subsurface investigations, geotechnical design, and soils classification and engineering. He has designed and implemented over 100 subsurface investigation programs ranging from foundation investigations to septic system design, including test borings in soil, bedrock and in-lake and harbor sediment. He has designed engineered steep slopes (greater than 2:1) and retaining walls, performed slope stability analysis, and has provided on-site earthwork and compaction monitoring services. With regards to subsurface sewage disposal, Mr. Goll has progressed subsurface investigations for residential developments of up to 100 units. Mr. Goll has provided extensive subsurface investigations within the New Jersey coastline, the Coastal Plain, Piedmont, Highlands and Ridge and Valley geologic provinces. Mr. Goll has also provided forensic subsurface investigations to determine the origins of historic fills and determine original ground surface elevations to determine appropriate bearing locations for structure footings. Mr. Goll has extensive experience in the quantification and analysis of accumulated sediment within freshwater lakes and rivers. He is also well versed in the processes of sediment transport and accumulation and has been in responsible charge for the design of over 500,000 cubic yards of dredging projects and over 1,000,000 cubic yards of sediment quantification in lakes and rivers throughout the Mid-Atlantic region. His experience also extends to harbor dredged materials where he was in responsible charge of the stabilization of dioxin-, PCB- and heavy metal- contaminated dredged materials

he Mid-Atlantic region. His experience also extends to harbor dredged materials where he was in responsible charge of the stabilization of dioxin-, PCB- and heavy metal- contaminated dredged materials for a Brownfield redevelopment. Mr. Goll’s most important value to dredging projects is through his understanding of the spatial distribution of sediment types throughout a waterbody’s environment and his ability to create technical and bidding specifications that ensures cost control of projects and eliminates the open interpretation of vertical and horizontal project excavation limits via strict survey control. YEARS WITH PRINCETON HYDRO YEARS OF EXPERIENCE 27 35 EDUCATION M. Eng. Engineering Management University of Wisconsin, Madison 2013 B.S. Civil Engineering Rutgers University 1990 PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS  Continuing Education Instructor Rutgers Office of Continuing Education  Member, American Society of Civil Engineers  Member, Association of State Dam Safety Officials  Member, Society of Ecological Restoration  Member, American Fisheries Society  Member, Society of American Military Engineers  Member, American Sustainable Business Council PROFESSIONAL TRAINING US SBA (NJ), Emerging Leaders Initiative, Class of 2017 Rosgen Level I  Geotechnical Engineering and Subsurface Investigation  Stream and River Restoration  Stormwater Management  Dredging  Flood Hazard Area and Floodplain Modeling  Dam Restoration and Removal  Wetland Mitigation Design and Implementation  Regulatory Permitting  Construction Administration  Expert Witness/Forensic Investigation for Water Resource-Related Litigation  Assembling Project Partners for Water Resource Restoration Projects PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS Professional Engineer (District of Columbia, Connecticut, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Vermont, Virginia)