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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

ROBERT R. FIORILE Vice President/Technical Director – Ecological and Regulatory Services historical data to understand the causality of the rapid loss to the surface area of the marsh complex. We analyzed best methods for re-establishing marsh edges to the maximum allowable regulatory footprint and protecting the complex from future any future loss. Newark Bay Wetlands Restoration, City of Newark, NJ – Practice Lead responsible for the implementation of a coastal wetland restoration project funded by a grant made to the City of Newark by the Department of Interior National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF) through the Hurricane Sandy Coastal Resiliency Competitive Grant Program. The project entails the restoration and protection of a 12-acre wetlands complex located along Newark Bay. The site, which was historically separated from Newark Bay by an 800-foot revetment wall, is one of only a few remaining natural areas remaining in this highly-industrialized portion of Newark Bay. Although some healthy tidal wetlands remain, most of the site has become highly degraded by invasive species and severe shoreline erosion. This project will restore, enhance, and protect the wetland complex through the implementation of multiple resilient and sustainable measures. These include a living shoreline, saltmarsh restoration, and invasive species eradication. The project will ultimately buffer the wetland complex from continued erosion from the tidal action of Newark Bay, improve flood control for the adjoining upland areas in the City of Newark, and restore the natural habitat. Lenake Lane Drainage Improvements – Responsible for the preparation of Freshwater Wetlands Protection Act Statewide General Permit and Flood Hazard Area Control Act Individual Permit applications required for drainage improvements within a residential neighborhood. Sylvan Lake Living Shoreline 310(h) Grant Program, Avon-By-The-Sea, Monmouth County, NJ – Responsible for the preparation and submission of grant application to the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) to request funding under the State 319(h) Grant Program for the borough of Avon-By-The-Sea to implement Sylvan Living Shoreline Project. In addition, The Sylvan Lake Living Shoreline project also incorporates creation of bioswales and constructed wetlands, designed to mitigate the nonpoint source (NPS) pollution

ving Shoreline Project. In addition, The Sylvan Lake Living Shoreline project also incorporates creation of bioswales and constructed wetlands, designed to mitigate the nonpoint source (NPS) pollution impacting Sylvan Lake, which is a coastal lake located on the border of Avon-By-The-Sea and Bradley Beach in Monmouth County, New Jersey. The borough successfully received the grant to implement the project. Tier A Municipal Stormwater General Permit Stormwater Outfall Pipe Inspections, Lakewood, NJ – Task Manager for the implementation of a township-wide EPA Phase II stormwater outfall sampling program in accordance with monitoring and assessment procedures guidance presented within the United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) National Pollutant Discharge Elimination system (NPDES) Stormwater Sampling Guidance Document. Efforts included initial physical inspection of stormwater outfall pipes, sampling and field analyses for outfalls that exhibited dry weather flow, follow-up Inspections for outfalls that exhibited signs of intermittent flow, and project documentation and reporting. Strategic Water Quality Improvement Plan for Surface Water Quality Improvements of the Long Swamp Creek Watershed, Toms River, NJ – Task Manager for the completion of field work and preparation of the final report for a NJDEP approved watershed management plan for the entire Long Swamp Creek watershed, which included spatial analyses of lake subwatersheds and key land use characteristics. Lake Pohatcong Watershed Analysis – Securing of grant funding for and the implementation of a Rosgen stream analysis as well as the development and implementation of watershed management plan that included the development and implementation of a bacteria source assessment program and the identification of appropriate restoration BMPs for the Lake Pohatcong subwatershed. Phase 1 Diagnostic-Feasibility Study of Lake Carasaljo – Task Manager for the completion of a NJDEP approved watershed management plan for the entire Lake Carasaljo watershed, which included the development and implementation of a nutrient loading assessment. Lake Management/Restoration Program for Lake Alberta – Securing of grant funding and the performance of multiple lake and stormwater management BMPs designed to improve water quality conditions by reducing the level of NPS pollutants within this municipal lake.

Christopher T. Strunk, P.E. Owner / Professional Engineer Christopher Strunk serves as a Owner in Strunk-Albert Engineering LLC and is responsible for final approval of all projects and is responsible for all design, project scheduling and staff coordination relating to mechanical, plumbing and fire protection systems design. He also oversees and is actively involved in all client interface and project coordination with other design professionals. Mr. Strunk strives to uphold a high level of professionalism and technical understanding of his subject matter while maintaining the capacity to effectively communicate his knowledge with those beyond the field of engineering. Mr. Strunk’s career started with Strunk-Albert Engineering in 2001 as a college intern and began full time employment upon his graduation from college in 2004. Chris worked his way up through the company and, upon his cousin David Strunk’s retirement in 2019, became Owner in the firm. In his nearly 20 years of experience, Christopher has been involved in the design and/or evaluation of numerous projects associated with all manners of building types and associated systems. Mr. Strunk is a graduate of the Pennsylvania State University, University Park, with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. He is a registered professional engineering in PA, NY, TN, DE, NJ, CT, SC, KY, MD and CO. Project Experience: • Educational – University, Colleges & K-12 Facilities • Medical – Outpatient Care, Urgent Care, Laboratory • Libraries • Historical Facilities – Residences, Museums • County & Municipal Facilities • Residential • Recreational Facilities • Religious Facilities • LEED Facilities (Certified, Silver, Gold & Platinum) • Pool / Natatorium Facilities • Retail Facilities • Indoor Shooting Ranges • Science & Technology Facilities • Veterinary Facilities • Fitness / Health Club Facilities • Corporate Office Facilities • Garage / Maintenance Facilities • Institutional Facilities • Auto Dealerships • Tenant Fit-Outs • Warehouse / Distribution • Manufacturing • Indoor Growing Facilities • Food / Restaurant Facilities • Building Evaluations STRUNK-ALBERT ENGINEERING LLC Registrations: Education: Professional Engineer Commonwealth of Pennsylvania 2012 Bachelor of Science Mechanical Engineering The Pennsylvania State University 2004 State of New

RT ENGINEERING LLC Registrations: Education: Professional Engineer Commonwealth of Pennsylvania 2012 Bachelor of Science Mechanical Engineering The Pennsylvania State University 2004 State of New York 2019 Professional Organizations ASHRAE, ASPE, NFPA State of Tennessee 2019 State of Delaware 2019 State of New Jersey 2019 State of Connecticut 2020 State of South Carolina 2020 State of Maryland 2021 State of Colorado 2022 Engineer in Training Commonwealth of Pennsylvania 2006 …bringing buildings to life

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