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Thomas Haster, P. E. System Assessment and Support Innovative approaches . . rm FrNSa .na Nlcholf practical resula Years Experience: 13 Registration: Professional Engineer, Education: B.S., Civil Engineering, M.S., Civil Engineering, Texas 1994 (#79736) Texas A&M University, 1989 Texas A&M University, 1991 Mr. Haster is the utilities discipline leader in Freese and Nichols' infrastructure group. He has extensive experience involving the design and rehabilitation of water and wastewater pumping facilities (up to 560 MGD capacity) and major water transmission lines (up to 96 inches in diameter). Mr. Haster's experience also includes water distribution and wastewater collection system studies including, HYDRA, EPANET, H20NET, CYBERNET, and KYPIPE modeling programs, impact fee analyses and hydraulic surge analyses. Project Experience: Domestic Water System Improvements - Texas A&M University - Project engineer for design improvements. The project included adding a 3 million gallon ground storage tank, pipeline extensions, various cross-connections and valve improvements, joint bonding and cathodic protection to pipelines and various instrumentation and electrical improvements. Pump Station Rehabilitation - City of Brenham, Texas - Design engineer for raw water pump station rehabilitation. Initial capacity 4.3 MGD, expanded capacity to 9.4 MGD. Pump station included the design of a 750 KW stand-by diesel generator. Pump Station - Norfh Texas Municipal Water District - Project engineer for Raw Water Pump Station #3. Proiect included 1-70 MGD pump and 2-35 MGD pumps for a total initial capacity of 140 MGD. Pump station has been designed for a total ultimate capacity of 560 MGD. Cooper Lake Raw Water Pump Station - North Texas Municipal Water District - Project engineer for the Cooper Lake Raw Water Pump Station. Initial capacity 1 10 MGD, ultimate capacity 220 MGD the Wastewater Interceptors Project with approximately 30,000 feet of 10-inch to 18-inch wastewater interceptors. Eastside Water System Improvements - EI Paso Water Utilities - Design engineer for the Eastside Water System Improvements-Airport System Project. Approximately 53,000 linear feet of 48-, 36-, 24- and 12-inch diameter pipelines. Water Distribution System Study - City of Fort Worth, Texas - Project manager for water distribution system study for Northside II, Southside II, Westside II, III, IV and Holly Pressure Planes serving approximately 550,000 people. Plano-McKinney Treated Water Transmission System - North Texas Municipal Water District - Project engineer for the Plano-McKinney Treated Water Transmission System with approximately 26,000 linear feet of 96-inch diameter pipeline, 46,000 linear feet of 84-inch diameter pipeline, 24,000 linear feet of 72-inch diameter pipeline and 6,000 linear feet of 42-inch diameter pipeline. Water System Vulnerability Asse±sment and Emergency Respon:e Plan