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FIRSTCARBON Proposal SOLUTIONS " versed in the California Environmental Quality Act(CEQA) requirements as they relate to Transportation and has prepared the transportation and circulation sections of numerous environmental documents. Ben Fuller is a transportation engineer and planner with four years of industry experience extending from California to Oregon and Washington. Since moving to the Fehr& Peers' Walnut Creek office in January of 2015, Ben has focused his efforts in the Contra Costa and Alameda counties. He received his Bachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering and continued to graduate school to receive a Master's Degree in Transportation Engineering. His design experience includes design of traffic signal systems and interconnect, signing and striping, street lighting,and intelligent transportation system elements. He also has broad background in transportation planning through his experience with traffic impact studies, corridor studies,citywide and countywide planning studies, and operational analysis. Ben's experience in major metropolitan,suburban,and rural communities all along the West Coast has provided him with the ability to cater solutions to communities by understanding their local goals and needs,while offering new solutions that have been successfully implemented in other regions of similar community types. RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE CEQA Services for Fay Major Subdivision Project-Southside Road/South of the City of Hollister,CA FCS is providing CEQA analysis services to the San Benito County Planning Department for the proposed Fay Major Subdivision Project-Southside Road.As part of our preliminary analysis,we are considering the extent of analysis that occurred in the General Plan EIR and determining whether there are site- specific or Project-specific issues that require additional analysis.The determination will ensure full disclosure and mitigation of impacts, document these conclusions, and describe how any significant project impacts are adequately mitigated based on the applicable mitigation measures set forth in the General Plan EIR as well as the application of other uniformly applied development policies and standards. Reference:Shandell Clark,Associate Planner, County of San Benito, 831.637.5313 East Pleasanton Specific Plan & Draft EIR, Pleasanton, CA FCS prepared the Draft EIR for the East Pleasanton Specific Plan in the City of Pleasanton.The Specific Plan encompasses approximately 1,100 acres located east of Valley Avenue and Busch Road and north of Stanley Boulevard.The Plan area includes quarry lakes, public facilities,and undeveloped land. The Specific Plan will guide the development of residential(1,300 dwelling units), commercial, industrial, office, and parks/recreation uses within this area, as well as an extension of El Charro Road to the south, to connect with Stanley Boulevard.The project is no longer moving forward;the Draft EIR was released in April 2015 and the City elected not to complete the Final EIR. Reference: Brian Dolan,Assistant City Manager,City of Pleasanton, (925)931-5002 NORTH AMERICA I EUROPE I AFRICA I AUSTRALIA I ASIA 33 FIRSTCARBONSOLUTIONS.COM