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Joseph S. Kosinski, PG, CFM, LEED AP runoff management systems; provide expert testimony and reports on behalf of various municipal boards and private sector clients for compliance with municipal ordinance, state, and federal regulations; design of civil & land development engineering projects for various municipal, residential and commercial site plan, roadway, stormwater management, and septic system improvements; municipal witness for onsite soil suitability testing and inspector of septic system construction; construction manager for various municipal infrastructure and private site plan projects; development of analytical software for business applications and internet platforms; maintain proficiency with land development mapping and design software including AutoCAD, ArcView GIS, HEC-RAS, subsurface modeling, and stormwater design systems, maintain proficiency with NJDEP Rules and Regulations. Prepared permit applications to NJDEP for Dam Safety permits, NJPDES and TWA permits, Highlands, Wetlands and Flood Hazard Area permits. (March 1999 — December 2023) ¢ CF Kaiser Engineers Inc, Maryland and New Jersey Regional Offices - Geologist/Project Manager. Responsible for field inspection and reporting on various USEPA Superfund projects under federal Assessment and Remediation of Contaminated Soils Contracts (ARCS); development, implementation, and management of subsurface investigations for various U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Total Environmental Remediation Contracts (TERC); private sector work plan development for the characterization of various soil, bedrock, and groundwater conditions; design, installation, operation, and maintenance of soil vapor extraction and pump & treat systems for the remediation of impacted soil and groundwater; preparation of health and safety plans, budgets, proposals and reports issued to private sector clients. (July 1996 - March 1999) AFFILIATIONS: Member - Association of Engineering Geologists, 2003 - Present Member - Association of State Flood Plain Managers, 2014 - Present

Derek M. Hughes, PE BOSWELL Deputy Department Manager — Municipal Construction YEARS OF EXPERIENCE: 30+ Years EDUCATION: B.S, Civil Engineering, Lafayette College REGISTRATION: Professional Engineer - New Jersey, New York (Dormant: AL, GA, MD, NC, PA, SC) American Concrete Institute (ACI) Concrete Level 1 ACI Lab! NSPE Spray Fire Resistant Material Certification, OSHA 30 EXPERIENCE: Mr. Hughes is a seasoned professional with over 30 years of experience in the construction industry. Mr. Hughes possesses start-up experience with outstanding presentation and customer service skills. His specialties include design, commissioning, materials testing and special inspections. Mr. Hughes has the ability to multi-task and delegate effectively for multiple clients and project needs with excellent PC skills including Microsoft Word, Excel and Project. Relevant project experience includes: ° MTA Rail Car Inspection and Testing Facility - Resident Engineer. Resident Engineer for the Construction Management Contract and all construction operations on this $92M, 2-year construction project. Resident Engineer has the overall responsibility to ensure that the MTA’s contract is fulfilled by the General Contractor. The Resident Engineer oversees the Construction Manager's Site Safety and Construction Quality Management programs inclusive of day-to-day oversight inspections of all construction operations. Resident Engineer interfaces with General Contractor's personnel regarding scope, schedule and fee and when necessary, negotiates on behalf of the MTA within the contract framework. * MTA Grand Central Madison — Smoke Control Special Inspection. The inspection and acceptance of the Smoke Control System for the first new train station to open in New York City in over a hundred years, required the expertise of a team consisting of Professional Engineers, Commissioning Agents and Certified Air Testing and Balancers. Mr. Hughes led the team that inspected the Smoke Control system, which is perhaps the largest and most complex in the City. It encompasses four new platforms and a shared mezzanine, approximately 150 feet below street level, a grand concourse stretching six city blocks approximately 50 feet below street level and connections to Grand Central Station, One Vanderbilt Building, the Biltmore Hotel, cross-connections to Metro North Railroad and future connections

blocks approximately 50 feet below street level and connections to Grand Central Station, One Vanderbilt Building, the Biltmore Hotel, cross-connections to Metro North Railroad and future connections to three other high-rise buildings. Smoke Control Special Inspections entailed review of all detection devices, duct leakage testing of all smoke control ducts, verification of all detection and system shut down alarm sequences, verification of all smoke control operation alarm sequences, verification of all smoke control equipment operated by alarm initiation, air flow measurement of exhaust and fresh air supply and verification that Smoke Control systems are maintained on Emergency Power Systems. The immense size of the spaces and air flow interactions with adjacent spaces required design engineering modifications to air flow programming to accommodate unanticipated as-built air flows. Ultimately air flow measurements witnessed by the Special Inspector were used by the design engineer in his finite element analysis model to determine that tenability in the spaces will be maintained. © MTA East Side Access. The $11 billion East Side Access project will provide eight new Long Island Railroad train lines from Queens, under the East River to Grand Central Station in Manhattan. JPCL has been awarded several contracts to provide Quality Control testing of the work. Supervised the verification and testing of concrete installations of the rail beds and tunnel and various masonry installations. Provided anchor bolt pull-tests of ceiling mounted electric utilities, HVAC equipment and duct, the sprinkler and standpipe system and tunnel ceiling panels. In addition, inspected the utilities themselves in their installed positions.

Derek M. Hughes, PE ¢ John F. Kennedy Airport Terminal 8 Improvements. Inspectors and administrators of the Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP). Reviewed construction activities and the contractor’s continual efforts to maintain the construction site in accordance with the SWPPP. ° NYCDDG 114 Precinct. This fast-track project required the underpinning of the active police station while drainage and sewer improvements were constructed. Excavations required sheeting, shoring and bracing and the foundations required subgrade inspections prior concrete placement and backfill compaction tests. The DDC Owner's representative consulted with JPCL on interpretation of their specification and the code. ° Coney Island Micro-piles. This underground utility installation Project required the installation of approximately fifty 60-foot-deep micro-piles. Oversite of inspection that verified pile and grout materials, depth of installation and grout strength. Our presence on site permitted immediate feedback to the contractor that their procedures and the installation were code and specification compliant. ¢ Astoria Boulevard MTA Station Improvements. This 12-month project completely shut down the Astoria Boulevard train station while train through-traffic was still maintained. On-site safety requirements included MTA Track safety training. Supervised inspections including underpinning, new pile installations, sheeting shoring and bracing, backfill compaction, foundations, welding, bolting and cast-in-place concrete. Work at this site is on-going. ¢ Edenwald YMCA, Bronx NY. JPCL was provided the geotechnical report and was asked to provide the contractor with construction quality assurance of this subgrade excavation, The excavation spoils were reviewed against the nearest soil boring, and the strata verified upon which the building footing foundation would be constructed. In some instances, over-excavation of unsuitable material and gravel replacement was required to complete the subgrade preparation. Coordination with the contractor enabled construction to progress in conformance with the specifications and without incident. ° NYC DDC for NYC DEP 26th Ward WWTP. Ongoing wastewater treatment plant upgrades required the deep foundation support of 72-inch diameter sewer mains and other utilities by means of 35-foot deep micropiles. Micropile technology permits

. Ongoing wastewater treatment plant upgrades required the deep foundation support of 72-inch diameter sewer mains and other utilities by means of 35-foot deep micropiles. Micropile technology permits the introduction of grout from the ground surface rather than subsurface injection. Quality control included verification of pile cutoff elevations, pile lengths and grout strength testing. Inspected the micro-pile installation and ensured its adherence to contract documents. * NYC MTA - Parkway Intermodal Facility. Performed geotechnical field inspection of subgrade materials and supervised the use of nuclear density soil compaction tests. ° Skyline Engineering, Scocius Development Group. Delivered full service special inspections for a 25-story residential concrete high-rise. Services included scope of excavation, subgrade, rebar and concrete, masonry, mechanical systems, fire suppression, fire-rated construction fire resistant penetrations and joints, emergency lighting and energy code compliance inspections (July 2017 - April 2019). ° Skyline Engineering, Various Projects. Reviewed and managed billings of approximately $6 Million per year covering approximately 900 inspections per month. Regularly reviewed account receivables and pursued delinquencies. Established a list of preferred customers and guided our estimator and business development team away from non-preferred customers. Managed and assisted proposal writing and service pricing. As Technical Manager, re-organized our quality control manual and coordinated our annual re-accreditation duties. Successfully reviewed and selected reporting software for company-wide rollout and implementation thereby streamlining our reporting efforts (July 2017 - April 2019). © AKF Group - July 2072 to June 2017, Developed Start-up accredited building inspection specialty service with mechanical electrical and plumbing expertise within a $60-million-dollar 300 employee MEP Engineering Firm. Proposed and won approximately $2M in building code inspection work representing approximately 200 individual projects. Projects ranged in size from single room renovations to 50-story 600-room $500M new high-rise hotel construction. Coordinated with and reported to approximately 25 Partner stakeholders as well as their executive committee. Managed staff of four inspectors and coordinated with administrative assistants and

uction. Coordinated with and reported to approximately 25 Partner stakeholders as well as their executive committee. Managed staff of four inspectors and coordinated with administrative assistants and accounting staff. AFFILIATIONS: — American Society of Civil Engineers Toastmasters International

Frank M. Krupinski, PLS BOSWELL Director of Survey YEARS OF EXPERIENCE: 40 Years EDUCATION: New Jersey Institute of Technology REGISTRATION: Professional Land Surveyor - New Jersey 1992 EXPERIENCE: Mr. Krupinski, over the course of his 40-year career, has provided surveying services for both the public and private sector and has been involved in every aspect of the firm's survey projects. He has performed and/or directed control, topographic, hydrographic, structural, cadastral, route, construction and railway surveys for federal, state, county and municipal agencies, as well as transportation authorities, utilizing state-of-the-art Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) equipment, including Real-Time Kinematic (RTK), total stations and data collectors. Mr. Krupinski is highly experienced in the discipline of boundary surveying, which includes record research, deed analysis and the establishment of property and right of way lines, as well as the preparation of complete right of way documents for various state departments of transportation. He has performed and/or directed numerous boundary surveys ranging from less than 5,000 square feet to 255 acres. He is also proficient in the use of CADD engineering/surveying software and is directly responsible for the processing of field data and the preparation of mapping. His project experience includes: ° State of New Jersey, Department of Treasury, Division of Property Management & Construction (PMC), Boundary Surveys for Land Acquisition, Manville, NJ. Performed record research, boundary analysis, mapping and preparation of deliverables for the 68 properties being acquired for this Blue Acres project. ° DPMC, Boundary Surveys for Land Acquisition, Pemberton & Southampton, NJ. Performed record research, boundary analysis, mapping and preparation of deliverables for the 50 properties being acquired for this Blue Acres project. * DPMC, Boundary Surveys for Land Acquisition, Pleasantville, NJ. Performed record research, boundary analysis, mapping and preparation of deliverables for the 24 properties being acquired for this Blue Acres project. *° State of New Jersey, Department of Environmental Protection (N/DEP), Bureau of Green Acres, Quarryville Brook Preserve, Wantage, N.J. Performed record research, boundary analysis, mapping and Preparation of deliverables for the acquisition of a 6.5-acre property

/DEP), Bureau of Green Acres, Quarryville Brook Preserve, Wantage, N.J. Performed record research, boundary analysis, mapping and Preparation of deliverables for the acquisition of a 6.5-acre property and partial acquisition of a 16-acre property. ° NJDEP, Bureau of Green Acres, Bear Creek Preserve, Allamuchy, NJ. Performed record research, boundary analysis, mapping and preparation of deliverables for the acquisition of a 7.7-acre property. ° FirstEnergy, Oceanview 230 kV Transmission Line Reinforcement Project. Performed all stakeout information and supervised all stakeout work of proposed Pole locations and limits of transmission line right of way for vegetation clearance/maintenance for this 16-mile-long project throughout Monmouth County; performed record research and boundary analysis; prepared legal descriptions; downloaded, processed and checked all field survey data; reviewed all drafting. © Jersey Central Power & Light (FirstEnergy) Martinsville Substation, Warren, NL Performed record research, boundary analysis, mapping and prepared all deliverables for three (3) areas totaling 3.6 acres to be diverted from a Township of Warren Conservation Easement and a 16.5-acre replacement parcel for both Green Acres and State House Commission approval. ° Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, Newark Liberty International Airport, Utility Management System, Newark, NJ. Responsible for downloading, processing and drafting underground utility

Frank M. Krupinski, PLS locations (both as-built and mark-out), as well as other pre-construction and post construction topographic surveys. e Bergen County Department of Planning and Economic Development, Camp Tamarack, Oakland, NJ. Performed record research and boundary analysis for this 181-acre tract. Prepared a Perimeter Survey and a later Boundary Survey for Green Acres acquisition. e NJ Department of Human Services/NJ Division of Property Management & Construction, Greystone Park Psychiatric Hospital, Morris County, NJ. Prepared boundary surveys and metes & bounds descriptions for three parcels totaling 199 acres to be conveyed to the County of Morris. °- New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT), U.S. Route 30 (White Horse Pike) & Evesham Avenue Intersection Improvements, Magnolia, NJ. Responsible for planning and processing of the master control survey, which was performed utilizing GNSS. The GNSS system was also used for establishing horizontal and vertical control for the aerial mapping. Responsible for input and adjustment of survey baselines, downloading and processing of field survey data, and supervising right-of-way document preparation. ° Valley Court and Gail Place Floodwall, Secaucus, N.J. Supervised field survey and drafting, downloaded and processed all survey data, including aerial mapping photo control, performed record research and boundary analysis for this over 37-acre boundary and topographic survey for the Town of Secaucus. This boundary survey required the establishment of boundary lines for 80 properties, calculation of mean high water and researching existing tidelands conveyances. e East Orange Water Commission, Millburn, NL Performed record research, field survey and boundary analysis for this ancient property which consisted of over 255 acres. A closed survey baseline loop of three and three quarters (3.75) miles was run and wetlands flagging was located throughout this heavily wooded and mainly undeveloped property. Record deeds for the property dated back to the early 1900s and the latest road mapping for a portion of the property dated back to 1916. e Trust For Public Land, Dundee Island Park, Passaic, N.J Supervised field survey and drafting, downloaded and processed all survey data, performed record research, including tidelands conveyances, and boundary analysis for this over 7-acre boundary and

N.J Supervised field survey and drafting, downloaded and processed all survey data, performed record research, including tidelands conveyances, and boundary analysis for this over 7-acre boundary and topographic survey. This complex boundary survey required reestablishing a railroad centerline from ties referenced in an 1882 deed and the mean high-water line of a branch of the Passaic River no longer in existence. e Passaic Valley Sewerage Commission, Newark Bay Treatment Plant, Newark, N. Performed record research, boundary analysis for the determination of the boundary for the four (4) tracts, containing 142 acres total, that comprise this complex, as well as CAD drafting. ° Bergen County Health Care Center, Rockleigh, NJ. Responsible for the determination of the boundary on this over 50-acre tract. Since the deed of record did not close by 50 feet, it was imperative that all available mapping and adjoining property deeds be thoroughly researched. More than 20 maps were assembled from the County Clerk's Office, County Engineer's Office, the Borough of Rockleigh and other surveyors to aide in the resolution and establishment of the boundary. ° Hackensack University Medical Center, Pascack Valley Hospital, Westwood, NJ. Prepared an ALTA/ACSM Land Title Survey for this 22-acre property. Was responsible for record research, boundary analysis, preparation of metes & bounds and CAD drafting. ° ALTA/ACSM Land Title Survey, Piscataway, NJ. Performed record research and boundary analysis, and supervised field survey and mapping for the 115-acre Ericsson facility. ° Sourland Mountain Natural Area, West Amwell, NJ. Performed record research, boundary analysis, mapping and preparation of deliverables for the partial Green Acres acquisition of this 56-acre property. e NJDOT, Route 80, Section 20 Roadway Widening (Metric), Hackensack, South Hackensack & Teterboro, NJ. Responsibilities included planned and executed the master control survey, which was performed utilizing GNSS The GNSS system was also used for establishing horizontal and vertical control for the aerial mapping. Responsible for the downloading and processing of all data.