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GEOFFREY M. GOLL, P.E. 3 SCIENCE. ENGINEERING. DESIGN. NJM Insurance Group | NJM Regional Operations Facility Stormwater Management System Hammonton, NJ (2010) Mr. Goll was the Engineer-of- Record for the stormwater management design and geotechnical investigations for a 250,000 square foot corporate campus on a 55-acre site. Due to a number of site physical constraints, the site was designed to contain nearly all stormwater runoff on site, up to and including the 100-yearfrequency, 24-hour duration storm event. Site geotechnical investigations included investigations for building foundations, parking lot and drive subgrades, and stormwater infiltration with all laboratory testing completed in-house. Municipality of Princeton | Mt. Lucas Road Improvements, Stormwater Management Design Princeton, NJ (Ongoing) Mr. Goll was the Principal-in-Charge for the stormwater management design project of 1.1 miles of Mt. Lucas Road for the Municipality of Princeton. The project includes the resurfacing and pedestrian path expansion/widening along the road. Princeton Hydro is designing the project in accordance with the recently updated Stormwater Management Rules (NJAC 7:8) Green Infrastructure criteria. The efforts include subsurface investigations and recharge testing, hydrologic modeling, design of the stormwater BMPs, and application for NJDEP Land Resource Protection permits. USACE, NAN | USACE Spring Creek South Ecosystem Restoration & Coastal Risk Management Burlington County, NJ (2007) This FEMA-funded restoration project involved 243 acres of maritime habitat at Spring Creek South, a component of the Gateway National Recreation Area. In addition to providing ecological uplift via tidal marsh restoration, freshwater wetlands, and other maritime upland communities, this project aims to provide coastal storm risk management (CSRM) and coastal resiliency of the Howard Beach neighborhood of Queens using Natural and Nature-Based Features techniques. As Contract & Project Manager, Mr. Goll oversaw all engineering design aspects of this project and provided oversight of the subsurface investigation and geotechnical laboratory testing. Musconetcong Watershed Association | 5 Musconetcong River Dam Removals Morris, Warren, & Hunterdon Counties, NJ (2003-2019) Mr. Goll served as the Principal-in-Charge for 5 dam removals (Gruendyke Mill Dam, Seber Dam, Finesville Dam,

n | 5 Musconetcong River Dam Removals Morris, Warren, & Hunterdon Counties, NJ (2003-2019) Mr. Goll served as the Principal-in-Charge for 5 dam removals (Gruendyke Mill Dam, Seber Dam, Finesville Dam, Riegelsville Dam, and Hughesville Dam) which included the investigation of sediment quality, composition and quantity, hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, the design of a hydraulic dredging component to manage sediment prior to removal, the design of fish passage structures to facilitate the passage of river herring, shad, and American eel. Mr. Goll oversaw sediment quantification and analysis, H&H modeling, demolition design, preparation of engineering plans, applications to NJDEP, Warren County (bridge and road opening approvals), Soil Conservation and plan approvals. The Nature Conservancy | Columbia Lake Dam Removal and Stream Restoration Knowlton Township, Warren County, NJ (2016-2019) Mr. Goll was the Client Manager and Engineer-of-Record for this $6 million dam removal and river restoration. including the removal of a 110-year-old hydroelectric dam on the Paulins Kill and the restoration of over 1.5 miles of river. Mr. Goll was in responsible charge of the initial sediment borings, documentation review, and hydrologic and hydraulic modeling. He oversaw and designed the project, prepared dewatering, adaptive management, and sediment management plans. Mr. Goll provided construction administration review to ensure the project was being constructed in accordance with the plans, specifications, and permit conditions. Wildlands Conservancy, Inc. | Bushkill Creek, Little Lehigh, and Jordan Creek Dam Removals, Easton, PA (2018-Present) Mr. Goll served as the Engineer-of-Record for eight consecutive sequential barrier removals for the Allentown-based environmental nonprofit Wildlands Conservancy. The removal of the dams reconnected miles of river, enhanced aquatic habitat, and improved adjacent parkland and recreational fishing in the economically stressed, urban communities of Allentown, PA. Mercer County Park Commission | Dredging of Miry Run – Dam 21 Lake, Hamilton, NJ (2019-Present) Mercer County sought to conduct maintenance dredging for a portion of the impoundment (Miry Run) behind Dam 21. The focus of the dredging is to remove sediment in the vicinity of the water trail. Princeton Hydro was contracted to author a sediment management plan, collect samples,

ment (Miry Run) behind Dam 21. The focus of the dredging is to remove sediment in the vicinity of the water trail. Princeton Hydro was contracted to author a sediment management plan, collect samples, conduct laboratory analysis, develop engineering plans, prepare and submit all NJDEP regulatory permitting material, prepare technical specifications, perform bid administration, and lead construction administration