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BARTHOLOMEW C. WYNESS, PLS, CH Survey Department Manager Professional Qualifications Bartholomew (Bert) Wyness has more than 37 years of experience in the survey field and a prior eight years in the electrical and electronic engineering discipline. He is experienced in and knowledgeable of land survey techniques, including topographic surveys, boundary surveys, geodetic control surveys, aerial photo control surveys, and writing of legal descriptions. Mr. Wyness is also experienced in hydrographic and marine geophysical surveys, including multi-beam and single-beam survey collection and processing procedures, as well as side-scan, sub-bottom, and magnetometer survey collection and processing procedures. Bert Wyness is knowledgeable of survey standards and principles, project and department management relating to land and hydrographic survey missions, workflow, and logistic design. Professional Experience Estling Lake Dam Embankment Stabilization, Denville Township, NJ – Project management team member responsible for survey services including boundary surveys, topographic and utility surveys, and railroad surveys. Historic Area Remediation Site (HARS), USACE NY District, NJ – Chief Hydrographer responsible for the survey of 15 square miles utilizing multibeam technology. The offshore survey was run around the clock, weather and fuel permitting. A submersible gauge was set and buoyed on the seafloor. Sound velocity profiles were collected at a maximum of three hours. Passaic River (Mouth to the Dundee Dam), USACE NY District, NJ – Responsible for supervising the necessary tasks to collect enough hydrographic data to ensure the success of restoring this part of the Passaic River to its original bathymetry. The water depth of the project area ranged from 0ft to 30ft, with three survey vessels used to accommodate the various river depths. Jersey City Redevelopment Agency- Project Manager for surveying services in connection with the creation of the Courthouse Park to be located on the current site of the Hudson County Administration Building at 595 Newark Avenue in the City of Jersey City Northeast Supply Enhancement: Williams Pipeline, NY & NJ – Responsible for the performance of geophysical surveys of a 23-mile proposed pipeline route from Morgan, NJ to Rockaway, NY. Responsibilities included the collection of all hydrographic and geophysical survey data

or the performance of geophysical surveys of a 23-mile proposed pipeline route from Morgan, NJ to Rockaway, NY. Responsibilities included the collection of all hydrographic and geophysical survey data and subsequent management of data processing workflow and delivery to client. PANYNJ Marine Terminals, NJ, and NY – Responsible for collection of hydrographic data at these facilities. As chief hydrographer on the survey vessel, charged with ensuring the correct procedural and technical processes are adhered to, and in the office, assisting in all aspects of final product delivery. NYCDEP Bypass Tunnel Construction - CDA - BT2_Tunnel – Project Manager for several work order tasks, including site surveys, property boundary surveys, and control point surveys related to site settlement monitoring at various power generating and wastewater facilities, near a new NYCDEP Bypass Tunnel. EDUCATION BS, Survey Engineering, New Jersey Institute of Technology, 2014 AS, Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Napier University – Edinburgh, Scotland, 1981 PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS Professional Land Surveyor – New Jersey, 2016 - New York, 2010 - Louisiana, 2021 – Connecticut, 2021 PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS AND TRAINING ACSM Certified Hydrographic, 2005 Remote Pilot Knowledge Test, 2018 Adjunct Professor at NJIT – Marine Surveying NOAA Coastal Multi-Beam Training – University of New Brunswick Trimble Geomatics Post-Processing and Network Adjustment Wetland Delineation Program – Rutgers University Continuous Education – Hydrographic and land survey conferences, GIS, and specialized survey seminars PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS American Congress on Surveying & Mapping (ACSM) National Society of Professional Surveyors (NSPS) New York State of Land Surveyors, Inc. (NYSAPLS) American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ASPRS) Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI)

BARTHOLOMEW C. WYNESS, PLS, CH Survey Department Manager NYCDPR Captain George H. Tilly Park, Landscape Design and Survey Services – Project Manager for all survey services associated with topographic, utility, boundary and bathymetric surveying related to landscape design services for the reconstruction of the pond, retaining wall and drainage, and miscellaneous site work. NYCEDC Lower Manhattan Coastal Resiliency (EDC Project Number #7788) - Project Manager responsible for topographic, boundary and utility survey of Battery Park, Manhattan, New York City. NYCDPR MacNeil Park, Queens, NY Civil Engineering Design Services – Project Manager for all survey services associated with topographic, utility, boundary and photogrammetric surveying related to civil engineering services for the reconstruction of the seawall, and miscellaneous site work. NYCDPR South Rochdale Playground Area. Landscape Architecture Design & Survey Services – Project Manager for all survey services associated with topographic, utility, boundary and surveying related to landscape architecture services for the reconstruction of playground area. NYCDPR Mullaly Bike Park Reconstruction, Borough of The Bronx – Project Manager for all survey services associated with topographic, utility, boundary and photogrammetric surveying related to Landscape Architectural Design Services to prepare Construction Documents. NYCT MTA CM-1686 Various Task Orders - SBMP (Station Stairs) - Project Manager responsible for surveying services associated with the ADA update of station stairs throughout the 5-Boroughs. NYCEDC On Call Surveying Services (Various Task Orders)- Project Manager for surveying services associated with shoreline protection projects. NYCOMB and NYCDPR, Facility Conditions Assessment & Structural Investigation of The Thomas Jefferson Recreation Center & Pool Complex, Thomas Jefferson Park – Project Manager for all survey services associated with topographic, utility, boundary and surveying related to pre-scoping services for a Facility Conditions Assessment and Structural Investigation of the Thomas Jefferson Recreation Center (TJRC) and Pool Complex in Thomas Jefferson Park. NYCDEP BWSO Surveying Services (Various Task Orders)– Project Manager responsible for all surveying services associated with property acquisition, infrastructure design, confirmation of legal boundaries and

BWSO Surveying Services (Various Task Orders)– Project Manager responsible for all surveying services associated with property acquisition, infrastructure design, confirmation of legal boundaries and grades, wetland delineation, or other feature mapping as described in the List of Potential Services. NYC MTA Metro-North Railroad: Rehabilitation of the Grand Central Terminal Train Shed- Project Manager responsible for topographic, boundary and utility survey at street level and tunnel level, Park Avenue, Manhattan, New York City. (2020-present) NYCT MTA CM-1533 Task Orders # 3 & 4 Additional Design Services Multiple Substation Facilities- Project Manager responsible for topographic, utility and boundary surveys of 15 substations, Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens, New York City. NYCDEP GI-S Design-1 Task Order Contract for Design Services for Green Infrastructure – Doe, NYC– Project Manager responsible for topographic, boundary and utility surveys of various green infrastructure school sites throughout New York City. NYCEDC Ferry System Consulting Services, New York City- Project Manager responsible for bathymetric and topographic survey of various proposed potential ferry terminal sites, New York City. C.E.P.D. Tidal Study, USACE, NY District, NY – As Project Manager for multiple CEPD projects for the Army Corps NY District, responsible for all planning, field work coordination, computations, data analysis and reporting for these projects consisting of remote tidal monitoring, static, RTN GNSS, and traditional land survey methodologies. Results from these surveys and analysis were used to confirm the MLLW datum determination and its correlation with NOAA’s datum determination as used on the various USACE Federal channel projects.

WILLIAM D. REIMER, LLA, RLA Director of Landscape Architecture Professional Qualifications William Reimer is the Director of Landscape Architecture responsible for the design and oversight of all landscape architecture projects and services and serves as project manager for site planning and site engineering projects. With extensive experience in landscape architecture, site development, and construction management, Mr. Reimer has completed the design, planning, and construction management for numerous state, commercial, and institutional projects for clients that include the New York City Department of Environmental Protection (NYCDEP), New Jersey Department of Transportation, New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. He has designed parks, plazas, and largescale site plans for both residential and commercial developments. Professional Experience NJ Transit Roseville Tunnel and Track Bed Rehabilitation Design And Construction Services Andover & Byram Townships, NJ – assessed the tree species and tree canopy for the entire length of the project (approx. 8,000 LF) to determine in the project area was forested or not. Nellie Bennet Marsh Restoration, Pt. Pleasant, NJ– Landscape architect responsible for the design and development of drawings for the restoration of approximately 20 acres of salt marsh. The new marsh will include low marsh, high marsh, tidal pools and maritime forest areas. NYC Transit Broadway Mall, NY – Landscape Architect for the rehabilitation of subway ventilators on the Broadway Mall from 144th Street to 146th Street. Matrix provided an inventory of all trees, including their diameter and distance from the walkway. Provided the construction drawings for existing conditions and the proposed landscape design. EDUCATION BS, Landscape Architecture, Rutgers University, 1992 PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS Registered Landscape Architect, New York, 1999, Pennsylvania 1999, New Jersey, 1999, Connecticut, 2021, Louisiana, 2021, Mississippi, 2023 PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS AND TRAINING CLARB PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS Neilson Street Park, New Brunswick, NJ – Project manager and lead Designer for this new downtown park for the city. Public outreach was NJASLA performed to gather input on what the community wanted to see in the park spaces. The $3 million new park will include a dog park, a custom

s new downtown park for the city. Public outreach was NJASLA performed to gather input on what the community wanted to see in the park spaces. The $3 million new park will include a dog park, a custom slide, tiered gathering spaces to provide multiple programming opportunities at the park and traffic calming to allow for safe access to the park from the surrounding communities. Feaster and Pittman Parks, New Brunswick, NJ – Project manager and lead Designer for the reconstruction of the parks. Public outreach was performed to gather input on what the community wanted to see in the park spaces. The $4 million new park includes a children’s playground for the adjacent school, outdoor classroom, two basketball courts, outdoor exercise area, open plaza spaces, outdoor game tables, community gardens, spray park, and Amphitheater for community activity space. NYCDEP Honk Falls Dam Restoration, Wawarsing, NY– Landscape architect responsible for the design and development of drawings for the stream restoration of Honk Lake after the removal of the former dam. During construction of the plantings provided direction on plant layout and reviewed the quality of pant material at the site. Welton Street Park, New Brunswick, NJ – Landscape Architect/Project Manager for the Welton Street Park project. The design includes spaces for community gathering, and educational and recreational activities for nearby schools. The park also includes a rain garden and pervious pavements, which will help reduce pressures on the existing stormwater infrastructure. Maywood Avenue Wetland Restoration, Maywood, NJ – Project manager and lead designer for the project. Matrix will be providing a monitoring report of the site for NJDEP for the next five years to ensure the success of the installed plant material.

WILLIAM D. REIMER, LLA, RLA Director of Landscape Architecture 18 Central Avenue, West Orange, NJ - Landscape architect responsible for the design and development of the landscape plans for the project. Swimming River Park, Monmouth, NJ – landscape architect/ lead designer responsible for the design and development drawing a concept plan for the proposal which included a proposed wetland with a boardwalk through the proposed forest, a kayak launch, boat ramp, fishing pier, and a new building. Summit Ave, Jersey City, NJ - Landscape architect responsible for the design and development of the landscape plans for the project. Delancey Street Redevelopment- Newark, NJ - Landscape architect responsible for the design and development of the landscape and streetscape plans for the project. Sylvan Lake, Avon, NJ – Landscape Architect responsible for the design of living shoreline elements and stormwater treatment wetlands for the project. When installed, the plantings will provide a more stable edge for the lake and the stormwater treatment wetlands will improve the lake’s water quality. Assisted in the creation of the construction drawings. The project included a living shoreline and public water access points. Former SML Site, Hillside, NJ – Landscape architect for the design, development, construction drawings, permitting, and renderings for the facility, which was remediated by Matrix under Industrial Site Recovery Act (ISRA) regulations. The design included a foundation planting, screening from adjacent property, and planting along the street frontage. Matrix’s role included overseeing the construction documents, permitting, and completion of remediation actions for the contaminated site. PANYNJ Harrison Car Maintenance Facility Waterfront Restoration, Harrison, NJ – Landscape architect responsible for the design of wetland restoration and mitigation landscape plans along the Passaic River to mitigate impacts to the flood plain area caused by the proposed improvements to the flood wall. Mr. Brosseau’s responsibilities included plant material selection and placement along the Passaic River. The plans were one part of the total project that included the design and construction of a new storage yard for rail cars, raising tracks G and H between AMTRAK Flyover and Hackensack bridges, extending the PATH of South Street Yard, completing a cost estimate for a

gn and construction of a new storage yard for rail cars, raising tracks G and H between AMTRAK Flyover and Hackensack bridges, extending the PATH of South Street Yard, completing a cost estimate for a crossover between Christopher St. and 9th St. for the PATH tunnels along the west side of Manhattan, modifying PATH Substation 14, installing concrete flood walls at the Grove St. and Newport PATH Stations, and identifying transportation technology/Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) applications to enhance PATH Rail Transit operations and real-time intra- and inter-agency information sharing. Newark Bay Waterfront Access - 16th Street, Bayonne, NJ – Landscape Architect/Lead Designer for project to increase waterfront access in neighborhoods surrounding the park. Design includes the construction of a boardwalk and fishing pier, reconstruction of a boat ramp, and construction of groins/sand placement to create a small beach and establish living shoreline plantings. Soil & Water Investigation/Remediation at Former Unidynamics Facility, Roseland, NJ – Landscape Architect for the former industrial facility located in Roseland, NJ. Specific activities included assessment of potential soil gas/vapor intrusion issues of the existing facility, remedial investigation of on-site areas of concern and groundwater, development of a site-specific impact to groundwater soil remediation standards for contaminated chlorinated VOCs in groundwater, and development of a cleanup plan for both soils and groundwater. McDonald’s Brook Flood Control Project, Passaic, NJ – Project Manager overseeing landscape architecture, geotechnical engineering, and environmental services in Veterans Memorial Third Ward Park. The work included widening and realigning sections of the existing brook to provide a smoother channel and help mitigate erosion during storm events. Fleischmann Pier, Peekskill, NY – Landscape Architect responsible for concept designs of the overall site and preparation of construction drawings for the project. Mr. Reimer presented the final concept to the council at a public meeting.

ROBERT R. FIORILE Vice President/Technical Director – Ecological and Regulatory Services Professional Qualifications Robert Fiorile is a Senior Scientist with more than 30 years of experience working in the environmental field. Responsible for the completion of environmental reviews, ecological studies/surveys, natural resource inventories, and State and Federal environmental permit applications, Mr. Fiorile has served various client types with an emphasis on environmental assessments and impact statements in accordance with the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), as well as NY and NJ State environmental review regulations. He is also highly skilled in preparing permit applications for complex projects involving activities regulated under various State’s freshwater wetlands protection programs, flood hazard area control programs, coastal zone management programs, and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Section 10 and 404 programs. Mr. Fiorile’s experience includes various types of terrestrial and aquatic ecological studies/surveys, including watershed management plans, lake diagnostic-feasibility studies, lake restoration/management programs, nuisance aquatic species control programs, wetland delineations, seagrass surveys, shellfish surveys, acid soils surveys, and seagrass and wetland mitigation/restoration. EDUCATION B.S. Environmental Studies, Stockton University, 1993 PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS NAUI Open Water 1-SCUBA Diving Certification Professional Summary PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS • Preparation of Freshwater Wetlands Protection Act Individual and AND TRAINING Statewide General Permit applications for private development, utility Georgian Court University – Master of installations, and county/municipal improvements. Biology Program • Preparation of Flood Hazard Area Control Act Individual and General Permit Rutgers, The State University of New applications for private development, utility installations, and Jersey – Cook College county/municipal improvements. - Methodology of Delineating Wetlands • Delineation of coastal and freshwater wetlands utilizing methodology - Plant Identification for Wetland presented in the Federal Manual for Identifying and Delineating Delineation Jurisdictional Wetlands (Federal Interagency Committee for Wetland - Hydric Soils Delineation, 1989) and the Corps of Engineers Wetlands Delineation - Coastal Project

fying and Delineating Delineation Jurisdictional Wetlands (Federal Interagency Committee for Wetland - Hydric Soils Delineation, 1989) and the Corps of Engineers Wetlands Delineation - Coastal Project Review Manual (Technical Report Y-87-1, January 1987. • Wetland mitigation and restoration monitoring in accordance with State and New Jersey Marine Science Consortium - Marine Fossils Federal permitting requirements for the purpose of determining the success of wetland mitigation/restoration projects. • Performance of seagrass surveys conducted in accordance with National Marine Fisheries Service’s Seagrass Survey Guidelines to assess impacts resulting from projects occurring within the boundaries of submerged aquatic vegetation beds. • Performance of seagrass research/restoration projects conducted as part of State and Federal funded grants. • Preparation of Environmental Impact Statements completed in accordance with local municipal ordinances. • Preparation of Upland and In-water Waterfront Development Individual Permit applications for dredging projects, utility line installations, and port facility improvements. Professional Experience Nellie Bennett Marsh Restoration Plan, Point Pleasant, Ocean County, NJ - Project Manager currently responsible for ecological and engineering services for the completion of site assessments, resource surveys, stakeholder outreach coordination, and preliminary design for the stabilization of 2,600 feet of eroding shoreline and the restoration of 20 acres of tidal salt marsh in upper Barnegat Bay. Matrix is working with the Barnegat Bay Partnership (BBP) and their project stakeholders to develop a comprehensive living shoreline and saltmarsh restoration design plan for Nellie Bennett Marsh, which is currently undergoing subsidence and edge erosion. Our design focuses on developing a phased approach for the protection of the entire marsh complex that can be implemented in phases as funding allows and that is adaptable as effects of climate change and sea level rise are realized over time. Our professionals conducted a comprehensive evaluation of existing site conditions and utilized