256-25 Proposal FPA - West Orange - MS4 Compliance.pdf

Christopher A. Nourry, GISP Manager of GIS management GIS. The project entailed utilizing the NJDEP’s MS4 mapping stormwater template database to establish a data collection schema and methodology. Spatial data collected included stormwater inlets, outfalls, groundwater discharge points, manholes, culverts, stormwater facilities, and above and below ground conveyance to create a comprehensive system for the municipality to fulfill the NJDEP’s MS4 mapping requirements. The stormwater assets were mapped along with all piping interconnections between the municipal system and other public and private entities. All information was incorporated into a GIS utilizing ESRI’s ArcGIS Pro software and hosted in an ArcGIS Enterprise deployment. Once the inventory was completed, a digital map book was created and shared with the municipality with the inventory submitted to the NJDEP in their provided template geodatabase. Knowlton Township MS4 Stormwater mapping Warren County, New Jersey Mr. Nourry Served as GIS Project Manager responsible for the creation of a Township wide Stormwater asset management GIS. The project entailed utilizing the NJDEP’s MS4 mapping stormwater template database to establish a data collection schema and methodology. Spatial data collected included stormwater inlets, outfalls, groundwater discharge points, manholes, culverts, stormwater facilities, and above and below ground conveyance to create a comprehensive system for the municipality to fulfill the NJDEP’s MS4 mapping requirements. The stormwater assets were mapped along with all piping interconnections between the municipal system and other public and private entities. All information was incorporated into a GIS utilizing ESRI’s ArcGIS Pro software and hosted in an ArcGIS Enterprise deployment. Once the inventory was completed, a digital map book was created and shared with the municipality with the inventory submitted to the NJDEP in their provided template geodatabase. First Energy Environmental GIS Mr. Nourry was project manager for a large GIS which encompassed multiple subsidiaries throughout New Jersey, Virginia, West Viriginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Maryland. The GIS was designed with the ESRI ArcGIS suite of software products and permits environmental coordinators to utilize a web mapping application to better facilitate coordination and project completion with multiple

igned with the ESRI ArcGIS suite of software products and permits environmental coordinators to utilize a web mapping application to better facilitate coordination and project completion with multiple contractors. The system was designed to allow project contractors to upload documents and track project progress allowing for faster facilitation of vital information with project stakeholders. Two Rivers Water Reclamation Authority Monmouth County, New Jersey Served as GIS Project Manager responsible for taking new and existing GIS data and creating an ArcGIS online asset inventory system. The previous asset inventory was kept on GIS infrastructure that was not updated and had become unresponsive. FPA was tasked with obtaining the existing inventory data, adding new data, and configuring a web mapping application for the client. The existing features were analyzed and checked against real world information and attributes were updated to allow the client to identify sewer line size and construction material. At the client’s request, several widgets were added to the mapping application to allow for public notification, filtering of features based upon predefined criteria, and queries to allow users to utilize their own criteria for feature collection. Kittatinny – Portland ADSS Fiber Project, First Energy Blairstown, New Jersey to Portland, Pennsylvania Mr. Nourry was the GIS Project Manager who conducted GIS field mapping of a 30-foot-wide, 8.2-mile-long utility easement for a proposed installation of fiber optic cables. The field mapping consisted of utilizing GIS field tablets running ArcPad Software to collect critical information, including wetlands data points in conjunction with certified wetlands delineators, utility pole locations and related attributes, and drainage culverts and intersecting waterbodies. All data was post-processed for increased accuracy and a 30-page map book was produced and distributed to the client and project contractors. Page 3