O2Compost SOQ Comprehensive

Peter Moon, PE Owner / President Peter is a licensed civil engineer in the State of Washington and has 32 years of experience in the composting industry. In 1996 Peter started his own business, O2Compost, and soon thereafter he developed a prototype aerated bin compost system for processing all varieties of organic waste materials. This aerated bin method of composting led to a personalized training program for on-farm composting of horse manure and, over time, this led to projects involving food waste, green waste and biosolids. To date, O2Composthas designed over 1,500 small and medium-scale compost systems located throughout the U.S., Canada and 28 foreign countries. Statement of Qualifications Engineering Professionals Peter has a Bachelor’s degree in Geology from San Jose State University (1977) and a Masters degree in Geotechnical Engineering from UC Berkeley (1979). For many years, his work involved all aspects of landfill design, permitting, and construction as well as environmental compliance in the changing world of state and federal regulations. His work in composting began in 1989 when he successfully obtained the first compost facility permit in King County for Iddings Compost (Kent, WA). Since that time, Peter has helped obtain over 30 operating permits for compost facilities located in six states and provinces. Harold Ruppert System Design and Permitting Harold worked with O2Compost as a project manager since February 2005. His responsibilities have included writing operating plans, solid waste permits, storm water pollution prevention plans, review of land use codes, compost system design, operator training, and graphic support for compost system design. Prior work experience includes: • • • Four years of employment by Pacific Topsoils as an environmental manage, safety manager, and technical assistant. Nine years as a project manager on remediation and redevelopment of properties for Weyerhauser. Seventeen years as an environmental supervisor and project manager for land use issues, solid waste permitting, site cleanup, water quality, storm water, hazardous waste, air quality, Model Toxics Control Act, PCB cleanup, sediment assessment, wetland and shoreline. Section 3