Supporting Documentation · Nov 10, 2024
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Show all pagesGEOFFREY M. GOLL, P.E. 2 SCIENCE. ENGINEERING. DESIGN. REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS US Army Corps of Engineers, NAN | Periodic Levee Inspections in North Atlantic District Various Locations in VT, CT, NY, & NJ (2019) Mr. Goll served as the Principal-in-Charge for the rigorous periodic inspections of levee systems at Oakwood Beach, Staten Island, NY; Holland Patent, Thompson Creek, NY; Pemberwick, Byram River, CT; Bound Brook, Bound Brook, NJ; and Bennington, Roaring Branch, VT. Combined, these systems consist of 3.4 miles of levee, 0.6 miles of floodwalls, 0.1 miles of channels, 3 pump stations, 29 drainage structures, and 1 tide gate. Mr. Goll was responsible for contract management and input on geotechnical issues as they arose on the project. US Army Corps of Engineers, NAN | Periodic Levee Inspections on the Elizabeth River Elizabeth, NJ (2018) Princeton Hydro performed inspections of the Elizabeth River Levee System, which consists of over 17,000 linear feet of levee embankment, over 1,400 linear feet of floodwall, four pumping stations, 29 interior drainage structures, five closure gates, and various other facilities. Princeton Hydro identified, evaluated, and rated the state of each of these system elements. As part of this field inspection task, Princeton Hydro utilized state-of-the-art tablet and GIS technology in order to field locate inspection points and record item ratings. This digital collection of data helps expedite data processing and ensures higher levels of accuracy. As Principal-in-Charge, Mr. Goll was responsible for contract management, and input on geotechnical issues, as they arose on the project. US Army Corps of Engineers, NAN | Green Brook Flood Control Project (Segments C3/C4) Middlesex County, NJ (Ongoing) Mr. Goll served as Principal-in-Charge for the design, permitting, and construction administration for Segments C3 & C4 of the Green Brook Flood Control Project located in the Raritan River Watershed. The project involved the design of floodwall, closure gate, and earthen embankment. This contract, conducted through the USACE, NY District, is in design. Mr. Goll provides overall contract management, reviewing schedules, deliverable milestones, and client management. US Army Corps of Engineers, NAN | Levee Screening Tool for 25 Levee Systems Various Locations in CT, MA, NJ, & NY (2016) As Principal-in-Charge and Project Manager, Mr.
estones, and client management. US Army Corps of Engineers, NAN | Levee Screening Tool for 25 Levee Systems Various Locations in CT, MA, NJ, & NY (2016) As Principal-in-Charge and Project Manager, Mr. Goll oversaw the screening of 25 levee systems in the NY District using the USACE Levee Screening Tool to assess the potential failure risk and assign a risk index to the systems. Mr. Goll was responsible for the reviewing the geotechnical related components, entered data into the proprietary software, and was the direct facilitator of 12 of the systems. He reviewed the results with the LSO and attended meetings with the National Cadre of experts and Sr. Oversight Group (SOG). Westtown School | Westtown Lake Dam Restoration and Lake Dredging, Westtown Township Chester County, PA (2015-2016) Mr. Goll was in responsible charge of the design, permitting and construction inspection and administration for the restoration of this dam and sediment removal. The dam’s outlet works were completely replaced with an emergency spillway added to the project. To increase flood storage the earthen embankment as also elevated three feet. To increase capacity of Westtown Road immediately downstream of the project, Mr. Goll worked with PennDOT and designed a 12.5 ft wide by 4.5 ft high culvert to replace the existing corrugated metal elliptical 42” wide by 36” high pipe. The lake was dredged of 56,000 cubic yards of sediment. Mr.Goll managed the day-to-day construction inspection program, overseeing field technicians for structural and geotechnical inspection, permit compliance, wetland mitigation implementation. Buckingham Township | Stormwater Retrofit and Wetland Construction Buckingham Township, Bucks County, PA (2010) Princeton Hydro designed a comprehensive wetland restoration, creation, and water quality management project for Buckingham Township. Mr. Goll was the Engineer-of-Record and Principal-in-Charge for this stormwater management design and wetland mitigation project constructed concurrently with a plan to rebuild the existing stormwater management basin in a manner that better integrates the facility into the landscape and improves water quality management. The project has served as an example to the Township and other local Townships to illustrate how stormwater facilities can be integrated into the natural landscape.
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