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62 K. Nelson Lucius, PE Professional History Mc Luaus joined Neel-Schaffer in 1990 and has 28 years experience in emergency management and Education civil engineering. He is a Senior Vice President and serves as an Area Manager for Texas, Louisiana Bachelor of science, and South Mississippi. Mr. Lucius has extensive experience in managing and monitoring debris removal Civil Engineering, 1982, related to all types of disaster including hurricanes, ice storms and floods. Mississippi State university Mr. Lucius also has project management and design experience on several debris site, roadway, utility and landfill projects including planning, conceptual design, site development, final design and permitting. Master of Business Mr. Lucius has been responsible for project management during the planning, design, bidding and Administration, 1988, construction phases of projects. Houston Baptist University.:.- Related Experience Registrations Principal In Charge -Marine Debris Removal -Texas General Land Office -This project Professional Engineer, consisted of monitoring the removal of marine debris caused by Hurricane Ike in 2008. The project Mississippi, 1061.9 included removal of debris from the Gulf of Mexico, Galveston Bay and four other bays along the Texas, ss64s upper Texas Coast • Principal In Charge -Hurricane Ike Beach Cleaning -Texas General Land Office - Reference' Responsible for monitoring the cleaning of approximately 80 miles of beaches following Hurricane city of Ike. The project included cleaning beaches for the State of Texas involving more than 1 million cubic La Porte, Texas. yards of beach sand on Galveston Island, Boliver Peninsula and Brazoria County, Texas. Jeff Suggs Emergency Management Principal In Charge -Debris Removal Monitoring -City of Port Isabel, TX -Neel-Schaffer Coordinator provided monitoring services for the removal of debris generated by Hurricane Dolly in 2008. The (281) 470-0010 ' .project included removal of 19,000 cubic yards of debris from the public rights of way in the City of fax (281) 470-1590.. Port Isabel, TX. suggsj@laportetx.gov • Senior ~ce President-in-Charge -Management of Debris Removal Caused by Hurricane Katrina, Jackson County, MS -Duties included the management and organizational structure of projects. Typical duties included personnel management, weekly Lpdates of the project to the client, coordination with FEMA/MEMA field personnel and contractor coordination. • Project Manager -Removal of abandoned cars and boats caused by Hurricane Katrina, Jackson County, MS -Developed proposal and contract documents for removal of 300 abandoned vehicles and items damaged by Hurricane Katrina. This project also included monitoring the removal and hauling of vehicles as well as verification of quan#ities and contractor pay requests. • Project Manager - Drainageway Debris Removal -Removal of hurricane related debris from drainage ways and waterways in Jackson County, MS. Developed proposal and contract documents for the removal of "wet° debris generated by Hurricane Katrina. • Principal In Charge -Kentucky Ice Storm Debris RemovaF -The project consisted of monitoring the removal of debris resulting from the ice storm in 2009. Elements of the project included removal of debris, hazardous hanging limbs and leaning trees from McCracken and Graves Counties and the Cities of Paducah and Mayfield, Kentucky. The project involved the removal of more than 1 million cubic yards of debris. • Principal In Charge -Debris Removal Monitoring -Greene County, AR -Greene County was devastated by an ice storm in 2009 which left hundreds of thousands of cubic yards of debris in public rights of way throughout Greene County and the City of Paragould, AR. The project included removal of debris, hazardous hanging limbs and leaning trees. I1I_ NEEI-SCRAPPER ' - ' Setvstens rev cen be)Id open