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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. 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. 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. 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)

TIM PACE, PE Geotechnical & Structural Engineering Professional Qualifications Tim Pace has more than eight years of field/design experience in the areas of civil, structural, and geotechnical engineering as well as AutoCAD drafting. Tim’s experience includes soil sampling/logging for multiple projects across New York and New Jersey, foundation and retaining wall design, various industrial/residential piping and utility design, observation well inspection and water permeability testing. He also has extensive experience in the preparation of geotechnical reports, which include subsurface classifications, soil properties (bearing capacity, settlement, sliding, overturning) and foundation recommendations in accordance with the International Building Code and New York City Building Code. Professional Experience Ironstate Development, 100 Monitor Street, Jersey City, NJ – Contracted by Ironstate Development to perform exterior foundation and wall inspections of properties immediately adjacent to 100 Monitor Street in Jersey City, NJ. The purpose of this inspection was to observe and record any structural defects to the existing buildings around the project lot prior to commencement of construction. Project involved a detailed report marking significant damages to building foundations, as well as a photo log to visually record any observed damage. Town of Secaucus, Street Reconstruction, Secaucus, NJ – Field Engineer responsible for the inspection of the reconstruction of multiple streets throughout Secaucus, New Jersey. Tim oversaw the demolition and construction of the sidewalks, curbs, and streets of the various streets under contract. This project also involved coordination with multiple utility companies, as well as town officials, to assure the street redevelopment was completed with minimal disturbance to the public, and that the finished street elements met all code standards. Coney Island Infrastructure - Soil Sampling & Boring Logs, Brooklyn, NY– Engineering Technician in charge of oversight and classification of multiple soil borings on site in Coney Island, Brooklyn. As a subcontractor for Mueser Rutledge, Tim’s field responsibilities included collection, classification, and logging of soil samples taken at varying depths and at numerous borehole locations. Supervision of correct drilling practice (including safety precautions) by the assigned drilling

classification, and logging of soil samples taken at varying depths and at numerous borehole locations. Supervision of correct drilling practice (including safety precautions) by the assigned drilling team from Aquifer Drilling and Testing was also a significant aspect of the project. Off site, Tim was involved with finalizing the soil classifications along with the input of field logs into gINT – a computer program used to clearly organize, and display soil strata breaks and other essential soil properties for the site. Tim was also ultimately responsible for the transport of soil samples to Mueser Rutledge for further lab work. New Jersey Transit, Meadows Maintenance Complex, Kearny, NJ – Field Engineer responsible for inspection of a soil boring investigation. Included in the project were the creation of soil boring logs, classification of in-situ soils, as well as recommendations for foundation types and bearing capacities for proposed transformer platforms and flood wall at the site. EDUCATION BS, Civil Engineering, Stevens Institute of Technology, 2013 MS, Civil Engineering – Structural Concentration, Stevens Institute of Technology, 2015 PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS Professional Engineer, License No. 24GE05641600, NJ, 2020 PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS AND TRAINING NJT Contractor Safety Training, 2019 HBLR Contractor Safety Training, 2019 Amtrak Contractor Safety Training, 2019 OSHA Construction Safety Program, 10 Hours OSHA HAZWOPER 40 Hour Training ENGINEERING SOFTWARE gINT AutoCAD Enercalc AllPile SPW911 Sheet Pile Design HeliCAP Helical Pile Design Fulcrum SkyCiv Maplewood Township, DPW Fuel Station, Maplewood, NJ – Project Engineer responsible for the structural review of numerous proposed concrete slabs to hold new fuel pumps, tanks, and a canopy. Responsibilities also included the design, if necessary, of new slabs to safely hold the proposed loads from the new structures.

JEREMY S. JOHNSON, GISP GIS & Mapping Professional Qualifications Jeremy Johnson has 27 years of experience working with GIS technology and data formats. Jeremy’s education, training, and years of experience have developed expertise in all GIS technologies including analysis, visualization, database scripting for automation, data collection, mobile applications, data conversion, Web-based GIS, and spatial databases. Initially, his professional career was in the public sector, where he promoted digital data sharing and collaboration, as well as fostering relationships with all levels of public sector and a wide array of private sector disciplines. Recently, his focus has been on open-source Webbased application development (utilizing PHP, JavaScript, HTML, SQL Server, PostgreSQL, Google & ESRI APIs). He is well-versed in creating high-end technical solutions that are economical and scalable. Prior work in city government has afforded Jeremy the opportunity to work with Police and Fire Departments, where he was trained in FEMA Incident Management and has implemented high-level crime analysis techniques to help reduce crime. Having served on many multi-jurisdictional committees and presented on various GIS topics at conferences, Jeremy is a highly respected and well-known member of the GIS community. Professional Experience Municipal Master Plan Services, Keyport, NJ – Provided GIS support for updating the Master Plan, including a Community Resilience Element, an element focusing on community resilience, hazard mitigation, and disaster recovery. Jeremy provided data research, management, and creation of layers based on aerial imagery, existing and historical data, and information received from the Borough, County, and State. North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority (NJTPA) Passaic River Basin Climate Resilience Plan, NJ – Provided technical assistance to obtain, review, and edit background documentation and relevant GIS datasets. The datasets were used to develop a geospatial database of all transportation assets and emergency facilities for the region. Wrote python scripts to update Adaptation Strategies and Factors based on climate and storm conditions for transportation assets in the area. Off-Shore Wind Transmission Line Routing, Multiple Locations, NY & NJ – Serving as GIS Manager, for review and analyses of potential impacts of offshore wind cable

r transportation assets in the area. Off-Shore Wind Transmission Line Routing, Multiple Locations, NY & NJ – Serving as GIS Manager, for review and analyses of potential impacts of offshore wind cable landing sites, converter station site locations, and land routing to existing electric substations. Comparison of alternative projects and documentation of findings for use in responses to offshore wind solicitations by NJ Board of Public Utilities and NY State Energy Research & Development Authority. Included routings to minimize effects on areas of environmental sensitivity, restricted use, and cultural concern as well as to utilize existing public right of ways to avoid property transfer issues. Hera Power Link Article VII Permitting, Offshore Wind Transmission – GIS Manager working in concert with design team, engineers, permitting staff, and supporting preparation/submission of an Article VII Application. This effort included analysis of route options and identification of the preferred routes (land and submarine). We prepared supporting sitespecific studies and consulted with regulatory agencies. The subject of the application is an electric transmission project from the wind energy areas in the Atlantic Ocean to interconnection with New York Power Grid. EDUCATION B.A., 1995, Geography, St. Cloud State University, MN Certificate, 2013, Risk Terrain Modeling, Rutgers University, NJ Certificate, 2012, Crime Analysis, Century College, MN PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS Crime Map of the Year (Minnesota Association of Criminal Intelligence Analysts) PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS AND TRAINING Certified GIS Professional (GISCI) (GISP-58425) Certified Crime Analyst (Century College) OSHA 10 Hour Construction Safety PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS AGIC Natural Resources Working Group – CoChair Minnesota GIS/LIS – Member, Presenter, Mentor Anoka County GIS Users Group – Member, Former President Minnesota Emergency Preparedness Committee – Member Minnesota Association of Criminal Intelligence Analysts (MACIA) – Member, Presenter Geospatial Information & Technology Association – Member Arizona Geographic Information Council - Member International Society of Environmental Forensics PRESENTATIONS ADEQ 3D Analysis Application – NEPA Annual Conference (2023) Climate Strong Communities Analysis Toolkit and Typologies – NY APA Conference (2023) What’s in Your Groundwater Modeling

ics PRESENTATIONS ADEQ 3D Analysis Application – NEPA Annual Conference (2023) Climate Strong Communities Analysis Toolkit and Typologies – NY APA Conference (2023) What’s in Your Groundwater Modeling Toolbox – Arizona Hydrogeologic Society (2020) Risk Terrain Modeling (Residential Burglaries) – AGIC Symposium (2019) Risk Terrain Modeling for Residential Burglary – MACIA (2014) Errors in Reporting – MACIA (2012) Open-Source Web Mapping for Local Government – Minnesota GIS/LIS (2008) Metropolitan Stitched Parcel Standards Round Table – Minnesota GIS/LIS (2001)

BILL D. REIMER, LLA, RLA Landscape Architecture Professional Qualifications Bill 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, Bill 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 large-scale site plans for both residential and commercial developments. Professional Experience West Orange Streetscape, West Orange NJ – Landscape Architect/Lead Designer for the West Orange Streetscape project. The improvements to the downtown were part of a $2.2M grant that was awarded to the Township through the Federal Transportation Reauthorization Act of 2005. Design vocabulary boards were created and presented to the public for review and comment. The design vocabulary boards became the backbone for the aesthetic elements of the project. EDUCATION BS, Landscape Architecture, Rutgers University, 1992 18 Central Avenue, West Orange, NJ - Landscape architect responsible for the design and development of the landscape plans for the project. PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS Registered Landscape Architect, New York 1999, Pennsylvania 1999 New Jersey 1999, Connecticut 2021, Louisiana 2021, Mississippi 2023, Delaware 2024 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. PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS AND TRAINING CLARB 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. PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS NJASLA Welton Street Park, New Brunswick, NJ –

pproximately 20 acres of salt marsh. The new marsh will include low marsh, high marsh, tidal pools and maritime forest areas. PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS NJASLA 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. Neilson Street Park, New Brunswick, NJ – Project manager and lead Designer for this new downtown park for the city. Public outreach was 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.

GAVIN GILMORE, CMI Hazardous Materials Professional Qualifications Gavin Gilmore has more than 30 years of diverse experience as an asbestos, lead based paint and microbial investigator, project designer, project monitor, technician, and remediation supervisor. Gavin’s experience has included multiple size and scale projects for various transportation, industrial and private clients throughout New Jersey and New York. His responsibilities have included all phases of project participation from initial proposal and cost estimating to contract close out. Gavin is equally experienced in project design and specification as onsite project monitoring and site compliance. He brings a necessary and valuable degree of field experience to enhance project execution. Professional Experience NJ Transit, Hoboken Terminal and Yard Superstorm Sandy Restoration Project, Hoboken, NJ – Project Manager and American Council for Accredited Certification (ACAC) Certified Microbial Investigator (CMI) responsible for the investigation and remediation oversight specific to Category 3 water damaged areas throughout NJ Transit’s Hoboken Terminal and Rail Yard. Gavin was responsible preparing sampling plans, coordinating sampling activities with NJ Transit, sample collection and preparation of the investigation report to determine the presence of bacteria or microbial contamination at the facility. Gavin also designed and prepared the construction documents for the remediation of the contaminated areas identified at the facility as well as construction administration and oversight of the contractor during remedial activities to ensure contractor compliance with approved plans and specifications. Gavin also performed the PostRemediation Verification and clearance testing of the facility to ensure that the remedial action was effective. ICON Engineering, East Brunswick Manager’s Hall, Mold/IAQ Investigation – Gavin conducted a limited survey for mold, mildew, and bacteria at visually identified interior and exterior locations at the Township’s Little League facility. The survey included a physical inspection of targeted areas to identify indications of moisture damage including, but not limited to, water staining, peeling paint, rotting wood, and visible mold growth. The visual survey included an effort to delineate the approximate size of the moisture damage found in each area (as

t limited to, water staining, peeling paint, rotting wood, and visible mold growth. The visual survey included an effort to delineate the approximate size of the moisture damage found in each area (as applicable), the types of building materials involved, and the apparent moisture source. Direct examination (swab) samples were collected to evaluate the presence of mold and determine specific mold genus, growth, and spore count. PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS USEPA/NYS Department of Labor Asbestos Inspector, 2006, Project Designer, Project Monitor, Air Sampling Technician, 2007 NYCDEP Asbestos Investigator, 2008 NJ Department of Health Lead Inspector/Risk Assessor NY/EPA Lead Risk Assessor, 2007 Certified RMD’s LPA-1 Lead Paint System User New Jersey Asbestos Safety Technician, No. 01272, 2007 NYS Mold Certified Microbial Investigator, 2012 Site Remediation Basics, Rutgers University, 2008 PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS AND TRAINING Construction Cost Estimating Training, PANYNJ, 2008 NJ Transit Roadway Worker Safety Training MTA East Side Access Rail Safety Training NYC Supported Scaffold Safety Training National Environmental Confined Space Entry Training Township of Maplewood, Woman’s Club of Maplewood, Mold/IAQ/Thermal Imaging Investigation – Gavin conducted a limited survey for mold, mildew, and bacteria at visually identified interior locations prior to the anticipated property purchase and transfer to the Township. The survey included a physical inspection of targeted areas within the existing structure’s basement, lower (ballroom level) floor, 1st floor (balcony level), 2nd floor and attic areas to identify indications of moisture damage including, but not limited to, water staining, peeling paint, rotting wood, and visible mold growth. The survey included a physical inspection of targeted areas to identify indications of moisture damage including, but not limited to, water staining, peeling paint, rotting wood, and visible mold growth, and the collection of direct examination samples (swab) and indoor air quality (IAQ) samples to evaluate the presence of mold and determine specific mold genus, growth, and spore count.