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see this team as the core personnel performing the services and we will augment this group with other qualified <br />staff, if and as needed arises. <br />Introduction to Key Personnel: <br />To form a successful team requires management ability, qualified personnel and a common goal. We have <br />worked with Lassiter Transportation Group for over four years and have an established relationship with them <br />and they share the same approach to work and quality, and we have the ability to work together seamlessly. We <br />have added Bechtol Engineering and Testing and Evers Infrastructure Group because of their extensive <br />experience with Full Depth Reclamation (FDR) as well as other pavement recycling methods. <br />In this section we introduce each of our key team members and the skill sets that they have to apply to the design <br />of the project. We also highlight the types of tasks that each team member will focus on. At the end of this <br />section, we have included each team member's resume for your review. <br />Eric Flavell, P.E. — Project Manager & Senior Design Engineer <br />As project manager Mr. Flavell will be the single point of contact for the county <br />and have overall responsibility of the project. He brings over 30 years of road <br />design and construction experience to this project. He will oversee all aspectes <br />E<=:; of the design teams work and is familiar with what each team member needs <br />=' to produce for a complete and integrated design. He will draw on his road <br />design and pavement maintenance experience to see that the project <br />challenges are addressed during the course of the design process. <br />Mr. Flavell has worked on a variety of road settings including downtown, rural <br />and neighborhood. Each has it own nuance and these considerations <br />including how the work can be phased and the importance of project <br />sequencing go a long way to reducing impacts to the traveling public. <br />Mr. Flavell is a registered professional engineer in four states, including <br />Florida. He recently moved to Florida and is in the process of getting FDOT <br />Pre -qualifications for Catagories 3.1, 3.2, 10.1 and 13.6. Through his <br />accomplishments, he has been elected to Fellow in the American Society of <br />Civil Engineers, and Fellow in the Institue for the Advancement of Engineering. <br />Lucas Anthony, P.E.—_Project Engineer (Permitting and Utility Coordination) <br />Mr. Anthony brings over 18 years of engineering and project management <br />experience to the project. The bulk of this experience has been with land <br />development projects focusing on big box projects such as Walmart. These types <br />of projects are the most demanding from a permitting and utility coordination <br />perspective.. Time is always critical to successful development, and permitting <br />is typically the critical path to project delivery. The most reliable way to maintain <br />an established project schedule and process permits in an expedient manner is <br />to develop trusting relationships with the various overseeing agencies. <br />Understanding the process, pre -submittal meetings, preparation of complete <br />packages and candid discussions throughout the process, are what expedite <br />permitting. <br />L � Mr. Anthony has significant experience with following functions: <br />Due diligence research of existing conditions, permit requirements, concurrency, local land development <br />regulations, drainage and environmental conditions <br />9 <br />P59 <br />