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► Bailey Compost, LLC Snohomish, Washington As independent research, Peter Moon assisted Don Bailey of Bailand Farms in conducting a pilot test project (1994) to compost combined dairy and horse manure. This project evolved into a permitted municipal green waste / dairy manure composting facility that now processes in excess of 35,000 tons of green waste each year. Bailey Compost is heralded as a model on‐farm compost facility that demonstrates the viability of decentralized composting in a large urban area. The development of this facility by O2Compost led to a 5‐year training series of workshops for farmers and landscapers, sponsored by both King and Snohomish Counties. (Refer to Operator Training below.) Statement of Qualifications Project Experience - Green Waste Onondaga County Resource Recovery Agency (OCRRA) ► Syracuse, New York O2Compost worked closely with OCRRA (2009‐Present) to develop a large‐scale green waste and food waste pilot project at the Amboy Compost Facility near Camillus, New York. The focus of this project was to demonstrate the viability of composting using the aerated static pile method in extreme cold weather conditions. The project was closely monitored by OCRRA staff as well as the faculty of Cornell University. This pilot project was very successful and plans are being developed for converting the entire facility over to an aerated system. Fort Lewis ► Tacoma, Washington In 2006, O2Compost completed an extensive demonstration project in support of the U.S. Army’s goal of zero discharge from military bases. The objective of this project is to evaluate the compostability of a wide range of organic waste materials, including municipal green waste, food waste materials, horse manure, biosolids, and petroleum contaminated soils. Walla Walla County, City and State DOC ► Walla Walla, Washington O2Compost served as compost sub‐consultant to Parametrix, Inc. for the design, construction and start‐up of a compost facility located at the Walla Walla State Penitentiary (2003‐2004). This project included facility sizing and conceptual layout, assistance with detailed design, bidding, and construction management. Following construction, O2Compost conducted on‐site personnel training and follow‐up process monitoring and troubleshooting services. The permit application for this project was the second to be prepared under the State’s new

2Compost conducted on‐site personnel training and follow‐up process monitoring and troubleshooting services. The permit application for this project was the second to be prepared under the State’s new solid waste handling regulations. City of Quincy ► Quincy, Washington Peter Moon served as the lead engineer for the design, construction and start‐up of a compost facility that was designed to process yard debris from Quincy and Moses Lake. This project included facility sizing and conceptual layout, permitting, construction assistance, operator training, and start‐up. Section 4