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Clark Merdes, PE Education BSCE Case Western Reserve University, 1991 Registration Professional Engineer, Ohio Additional Education Advanced Confined Space Entry Training Certification ODOT Bridge Inspection Training Certification Experience Clark Merdes, a project engineer with Wade-Trim/Ohio, Inc. has nine years experience in sanitary and storm sewer improvements, storm water control, flood and wetland issues, and road and bridge projects for residential, commercial and industrial sites. He has experience in preparation of plans and specifications for various road projects, yearly bridge inspections, review of building plans for compliance, and assisting communities in obtaining state and federal funding for improvement projects. Some of his project experience is fisted here. • City of Maple Heights - Project engineer responsible for three-phase storm and sanitary sewer replacement project on East 1415t Street, Milo Avenue, and Maple Avenue. Total project included replacement of 4,500 linear feet of 48-inch to 60-inch storm sewer and equal amoutns of 15-inch sanitary sewer at depths from 14 feet to 28 feet within the 4-foot right-of-way. A related project replaced 1,800 linear feet of water line. • NEO Park Sanitary Sewer Project, Garfield Heights - Relocation of sanitary sewer in to allow a business park expansion development to proceed. Plans and specifications were provided. The relocation was 900 linear feet of 10-inch and 10-inch pipe within an acquired easement. • City of Pepper Pike - Project engineer responsible for the design of a detention pond from an existing water feature on the grounds of Ursuline College in Pepper Pike, Ohio. The project will provide seven and a half acre-feet of storage capacity. • City of Lyndhurst - Project engineer responsible for the examination of development requirements for storm water control, sanitary sewage, water supply, flood and wetland issues involved with the planned Montefiore Assisted Living Community in the City of Lyndhurst, Ohio. • Van Epps Storm Sewer and Road Improvements, Brooklyn Heights -Project included the installation of new storm sewers ranging in size from 12-inch to 42-inch and 38-inch x 60-inch elliptical pipe, discharging storm water to three new head walls, with new catch basins, and a paved shoulder of either 8-foot or 3-foot width. • Van Epps Water Line, Brooklyn Heights - Replacement of an aging 10-inch water line adjacent to the improvement project. Completed plan design for the Village of Brooklyn Heights that was approved by the City of Cleveland Division of Water. Installed 1600 linear feet of 12-inch ductile iron water line, and a short length of an 8-inch branch. New fire hydrants and service connection ranging in size from 1-inch taps to 6-inch tees were also installed. R:\RES UMES\MERD ES. D OC