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67 Bryan Milling Professional History Education Mr. Milling joined Neel-Schaffer in 2005 managing debris removal data entry and processing following Bachelor of Scier+ce, Hurricane Katrina. As a Certified Horticulturist he has worked closely with local Urban Foresters and landscape Arborists in Hurricane Katrina recovery projects along the Mississippi Gulf Coast as well as the Ice Management. Storms that ravaged parts of Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri and Kentucky in recent years. Technology, Mr. Milling began his disaster work as part of the Army Corps of Engineers Blue Roof team following Mississippi Gutf Coast Hurricane Katrina. Since joining Neel-Schaffer, he has provided services as a Rights-of-Entry (ROE) College Inspector, Field Monitor, Tower Monitor, Field Supervisor and Data Manager. Registrations Related Experience Certified Horticulturist licensed Arborst Data Manager -Hurricane Ike Debris Removal -City of La Porte, TX -Responsible for monitoring the removal of debris generated by Hurricane Ike. The project of monitoring debris removal from rights-of--way, reduction and hauling of reduced debris. Also included in the project Reference was the removal of hazardous hanging limbs and leaning trees. Board of Supernsors , of Jackson County. Data Manager -Hurricane Ike Beach Cleaning -Texas General Land Office -Responsible for `Mississippi ` monitoring the cleaning of approximately 80 miles of beaches following Hurricane Ike. The project Alan Sudduth included cleaning beaches for the State ofTexas involving more than 1 million cubic yards of beach CountyAdmin"istrator sand on Galveston Island, Boliver Peninsula and Brazoria County, Texas. (228) 763088' ..fax (22s) 769-3348 Data Manager -Marine Debris Removal -Texas General Land Office -This project consists alan_suddutt,@ of monitoring the removal of marine debris caused by Hurricane Ike in 2008. The project included co:jackson.ms:us removal of debris from the Gulf of Mexico, Galveston Bay and four other bays along the upper Texas Coast. • Data Manager -Debris Removal Monitoring -City of Port Isabel, TX - NeehSchaffer provided monitoring services for the removal of debris generated by Hurricane Dolly in 2008. The project included removal of 19,000 cubic yards of debris from the public rights-of--way in the City of Port Isabel, TX. - Data Manager -Ice Storm Debris Removal -The project consists 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. • Data Manager -Debris Removal Monitoring -Greene County, AR -Greene County was devastated by an ice stone 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. • Sand Springs, Oklahoma Ice Storm Debris Removal - HorticulturisUField Supervisor/Data Coordinator: Assisted the City and Parks staff to address concerns related to tree trimming and removals, oversaw all tree related activity in the field including making judgment calls on the survivability of specific trees, coordination of data issues with the contractor, oversaw daily data entry of load tickets and compile weekly data for reporting purposes, provide GPS coordination for all tree activity and mapping of all debris and tree work completed, compile final report information as well as project closeout and final contractor invoice review. ItI_ NEEI-SCRAPPER ~ som•:o... see •... buns ..roe