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4401 Eastport Parkway
Port Orange, Florida 32127
Telephone: (386) 761-6810
Fax: (386) 761-3977

Name	Title	Email

Brad Blais, P.E.	President /Project Manager	bblais@qlha.com
David King, P.E.	Vice President/Treasurer/Project Manager	dking@qlha.com
Andrew Giannini, P.E.	Secretary/Project Manager	agiannini@qlha.com
Kevin Lee, P.E.	Project Engineer	klee@qlha.com
John Mischle	Production Manager	jmischle@qlha.com
Simon Melendez	Engineering Analyst	smelendez@qlha.com
Marcia Turner	Administration Services Supervisor	mturner@qlha.com
Gary Wisniewski	Construction Services Supervisor	garyw@qlha.com
Randy Coslow, P.E.	Project Engineer	rcoslow@qlha.com
Patrick Johns	CADD Tech/Designer
James Burns	CADD Tech/Designer
Rick Watts	CADD Tech/Designer
Richard Perman	CADD Tech/Designer
Kim McColl	Grant Coordinator	kmccoll@qlha.com
Anna Hoffman	Admin. Assistant	ahoffman@qlha.com
Erika Lustik	Admin. Assistant	elustik@qlha.com
Karen Gimbel	Construction Services Admin. Asst.	kgimbel@qlha.com
Regina Brinkle	Construction Coordinator	rbrinkle@qlha.com
Noah Adamoski	Inspector	nadamoski@qlha.com
RJ Allen	Inspector	rjallen@qlha.com
Todd Bush	Inspector	tbush@qlha.com
Luther Davidson	Inspector	ldavidson@qlha.com
Robert Fought	Building Inspector	rfought@qlha.com
Jason Hampton	Inspector	jhampton@qlha.com
Al Lavender	Sr. Inspector	alavender@qlha.com
Ed Ripple	Inspector	eripple@qlha.com
Clarence Swimm	Sr. Inspector	cswimm@qlha.com
Tipton Zimmerman	CADD Tech/Designer	tzimmerman@qlha.com
Andy Ulfig	CADD Tech/Designer
Dave Eversole	Inspector	deversole@qlha.com
Rob Harrell	Building Inspector	rharrell@qlha.com

Cambridge Drainage Basin Improvements Phase I and II

Type:	Stormwater
Manager:	Andrew M. Giannini, P.E.
Owner:	City of Port Orange
After significant flooding occurred during the tropical storms in 2004, the City of Port Orange retained the services of QLH to study the 700-acre Cambridge Canal basin and recommend improvements. The study recommended a basin-wide approach to solving the problem by creating two additional outfalls, one in the north and one in the south part of the basin. Two large wet detention ponds and a stormwater pump station were constructed to help offset/mitigate for increase discharge rates during extreme events. The total cost of the basin-wide project is over $10 million and was constructed by the end of the 2007 tropical storm season. The City obtained grant funds through FEMA, SJRWMD and FDEP to help offset costs. The remainder of the project was funded with State Revolving Fund Loans.