This resume is for Jeffrey P. Thompson, who has over 15 years of experience in environmental and civil engineering. He has a B.S. in Environmental Engineering and is a registered professional engineer in Florida. He has managed a wide range of projects involving site assessment, remediation, permitting, and civil site development. Notable current and past projects include work on landfill closures and redevelopment, brownfield remediation, and stormwater management system design.

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JEFFREY P. THOMPSON, P.E.
President
E D U C A T I O N
B.S. – Environmental Engineering, summa cum laude, from Wentworth Institute of
Technology, Boston, Massachusetts
P R O F E S S I O N A L L I C E N S E S
Registered Professional Engineer, Florida No. 69239
P R O F E S S I O N A L E X P E R I E N C E
Jeff began his career in environmental and civil engineering has over 15 years ago. After
working for a well-know environmental and civil engineering firm in Miami for 12 years, Jeff
founded Miami Environmental & Civil Engineering, LLC. He has managed and served as the
engineer of record on a wide variety of environmental and civil engineering projects of all sizes.
His project experience includes the development of contaminated and waste disposal sites, site
assessment and remediation, stormwater management, dewatering design and permitting, solid
waste engineering, industrial facilities and air permitting, air monitoring, canal dredging and
slope stabilization, water/sewer engineering and general site civil engineering. He has worked
with private and public sector clients including commercial and residential developers,
government agencies, architects and engineers, contractors, manufacturers, facility operators, and
land management organizations.
Examples project experience includes the following:
Port of Miami Tunnel Project, City of Miami, Florida
Project Manager and Engineer of Record for environmental consulting services in support of
soil management and reuse, dewatering activities, contamination assessment, and design of
temporary construction facilities. Specific work included preparation of soil management plan
for the tunnel spoils, which included the coordination of toxicological analysis of soil
conditioning agents used in the tunnel boring operation; soil classification of soils from Dodge
and Watson island roadway relocation work; dewatering permits (DERM Class V and SFWMD
water use) for work on Dodge and Watson islands; water and sewer connections and relocations
for construction facilities; stormwater and industrial permitting for temporary construction
facilities; stockpile management plans for Virginia Key landfill soil reuse; and general consulting
and coordination with various regulatory, public, and activist agencies.

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Biscayne Landing, North Miami, Florida
Project Director and Engineer of Record for a 200-acre mixed use development project on a
former landfill, providing environmental and civil engineering design including conceptual
stormwater master planning for numerous master site plans, cut/fill mass grading planning, site
assessment, lakefill permitting, site civil design (paving, grading and drainage, water and sewer)
for, landfill gas management. Responsible for the associated permitting requirements with the
South Florida Water Management District, DERM Water Control and Pollution Remediation
Sections, the FDEP (Solid Waste Closure permitting), and local departments.
Procacci Sweetwater Brownfields Project, Sweetwater, Florida
Project Director and Engineer of Record for 10-acre brownfields redevelopment project on
former solid waste lakefill property. Work included Phase I and Phase II due diligence
environmental site assessments, regulatory driving site assessment, interim site
improvement/development plan design and permitting, assistance with the Brownfield Site
Redevelopment Agreement (BSRA), and stormwater management design consulting. Project
involved intensive regulatory agency coordination.
Blanche Park Corrective Actions, Miami, Florida
Project Manager and Engineer of Record for the corrective action design and permitting to
remediate a park contaminated from historical incinerator ash filling with chemicals of concern
including dioxins, lead, arsenic, and other metals. Remedial design included excavation and
offsite disposal of contaminated soils, alternative engineering controls (artificial turf and rubber
mulch), sub-grade spray-applied impervious liner, sub-grade liner drainage and overall drainage.
Planned and implemented perimeter air monitoring program for the remedial construction
activities and provided consulting for the contractor’s site specific health and safety plan. Project
was meticulously scrutinized by the environmental regulatory agency due to the high level of
public interest.
Merrie Christmas Park Corrective Actions, Miami, Florida
Project Manager and Engineer-of-Record for the corrective action design and permitting to
remediate a park contaminated from historical incinerator ash filling with chemicals of concern
including dioxins, lead, arsenic, and other metals. Remedial design included excavation and
onsite relocation of contaminated soils which required detailed, multi-phased grading design to
balance material onsite and provide required clean fill cover over onsite impacted soils while
also protecting natural grades around huge canopy trees within impacted areas. Design also
included ADA sidewalk design over significant elevation change between park entrance and
playground areas.
Olinda Park, Miami-Dade County, Florida
Project Manager and Engineer-of-Record for a 7.5-acre park developed a remediation/closure
design consisting of site re-grading, material balancing to limit offsite disposal of contaminated
soil, and geosynthetic clay liner (GCL) with 2’ of clean fill cover. Provided site civil design, and
park amenities design including the coordination of electrical, structural and landscaping design,
and associated permitting.
Responsible for construction phase engineering services, including management of review of
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including collection of personal air samples. Management of perimeter air sampling for PAHs,
dust, metals, and dioxin/furans.
Environmental Site Assessment and Remedial Activities, Miami-Dade County DERM,
Throughout Miami-Dade County, Florida
Project Manager responsible for site assessment and remedial activities for numerous sites
throughout Miami-Dade County for the DERM-08 Contract. Many sites located within the
Miami International Airport, typically impacted by petroleum related releases. Managed source
removal activities, surface soil sampling, vertical and horizontal delineation of contaminants of
concern, groundwater sampling, industrial wastewater treatment assessment, tank removal and
closure for various sites.
Beacon Countyline, Flagler Development Group, Miami, Florida
Lead Engineer responsible for the overall Landfill Closure Plan for the proposed 500-acre
commercial development on a former construction and demolition (C&D) landfill including:
coordination and review of overall stormwater management system for the final development;
development of a comprehensive conceptual gas management plan for the site and the proposed
buildings; coordination with regulatory agencies and various consultants and engineers engaged
in the project, including DRI and wetland coordination; preparation of final landfill closure
application including financial cost assurance, groundwater monitoring requirements, long term
care, closure procedures, gas management, and waste relocation procedures.
Landfill Closure and Redevelopment Permitting and Design/Build, City of Homestead, Florida
Lead Engineer for the 32-acre former Homestead Landfill re-development project, mainly
responsible for preparing the stormwater management design and stormwater modeling for the
proposed park development. Also, prepared the detailed grading plan for the park, including park
surface features (fields, courts, sidewalks, etc.). Also responsible for the design of the landfill gas
mitigation components of the landfill closure design. Obtained approvals/permits from DERM’s
Water Control and Pollution Remediation Sections and the FDEP and construction certification.
Virginia Key Landfill, City of Miami, Florida
Lead Engineer responsible for the conceptual closure plan for the former landfill including a
stormwater management system using drainage wells and dry retention areas, final grading and
cover plan, groundwater remediation plan, and gas management plan. Coordination with various
regulatory agencies and project stakeholders, including the Miami-Dade County Department of
Solid Waste bond engineer in order to develop a schedule of values to be the basis of grant
funding by the County to the City for the closure.
Munisport Landfill Comprehensive Landfill Closure Plan (CLCP), Miami-Dade County Dept. of
Solid Waste Management, Florida
Project Engineer responsible for aiding in the third party review of the CLCP for the Munisport
Landfill, especially related to the in-situ groundwater remediation system being implemented to
remove ammonia contamination at the site. Activities included: an in depth file review, including
the review of legal resolutions between the City of North Miami and the Miami-Dade DSWM,
permit application and issued permits, and technical reports on the remediation system; and the
development of a cost estimate for the full scale system.

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Waterford Professional Center, The Hogan Group, Miami, Florida
Lead Engineer for site development and gas management design for 15-acre commercial
development subject to an overall development order with environmental concerns. Site
development included paving, grading and drainage consisting of exfiltration trenches with dry
and wet retention, and water and sewer main extensions. Facilitated ERP permitting by the
SFWMD. Also required gas management design for buildings and utilities due to methane levels
existing in site soils due to former filling activities at the site.
Waterford Core Site, The Hogan Group, Miami, Florida
Project Manager and Engineer-of-Record responsible for the phased civil design for the
proposed 21 acre Waterford Core Site commercial development located with the Blue Lagoon
area of Miami. The proposed development consisted of four office buildings, four parking
garages, retail area, surface parking and associated surface roadways. Civil design included
stormwater management design, water and sewer design, paving, grading and drainage, and
offsite right-of-way improvements. Stormwater design required consideration of existing
groundwater contamination at the site. Permitting included the following agencies: SFWMD,
DERM, WASD, Health Department, Fire Rescue, and Public Works.
Electrical Substation Site Civil Designs, Florida Power and Light, Throughout Southern Florida
Project Manager/Lead Engineer/Engineer-of-Record. Responsible for the preparation of site
development designs for several new transmission substations and expansions to existing
substations in Miami-Dade and Lee counties. Design scope includes paving, grading and
drainage; water, sewer and fire service utility connections; right of way improvements; and other
miscellaneous site civil requirements. Drainage designs have included exfiltration trench
systems, dry retention systems, dry detention systems with control structures, and underground
injection wells. Permitting services was provided for a variety of permits including DERM Class
VI, FDEP ERP and UIC, SFWMD Water Use, County Health Department, Local Developer’s
Agreements, Local Site Plan and Building Permit reviews and FDOT Connection and Drainage
Permits. Construction phase support services included preparing construction cost estimates;
responding to contractor Requests for Information; reviewing shop drawings; inspections; and
preparing final certifications.
LFG to Energy Plant Site Civil, Ingenco, North Dade Landfill, Florida
Project Manager/Engineer-of-Record. Responsible for the site civil design and coordination of
architectural, structural, and mechanical/electrical/plumbing design for proposed a landfill gas
(LFG) to energy facility on the Miami-Dade County Department of Solid Waste (DSWM) North
Dade Landfill (NDLF). The proposed building was set upon an area of existing groundwater
contamination and some waste material, which required a unconventional drainage design.
Title V Air Operations Permitting, Miami-Dade County Dept. of Solid Waste Management,
Florida
Project Engineer. Responsible for providing support in preparing a Title V Air Operations
Permit renewal application. Reviewed all relevant documents with regards to previous permit
applications, utilized FDEP’s online permit application process to access information, developed
an emission source and control inventory, aided in emission calculations, and aided in the
preparation of the final air permit application.

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Polyester Resin Air Permitting, Sea Hunter Boats, Princeton, Florida
Project Engineer. Responsible for preparing state and county air permit application for a
fiberglass boat manufacturer using polyester resins and gelcoat. Developed emission calculations
for the facility and compiled all other necessary information for the permit application.
Subsequently prepared state Federally Enforceable Synthetic Non-Title V permit after facilities
usage exceeded the general permit consumption limits.
Printing Press Air Permitting, Miami Herald, Doral, Florida
Project Manager. Responsible for county air construction permit for Miami Herald production
building printing operation. Successful in recalculating emissions from previous operations to
reducing the permitting burden to the Client.
SWPPP Updates, Miami-Dade County Aviation Department, Florida
Project Manager. Responsible for the update of the Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans
(SWPPP) for the Opa-Locka Airport, Kendall-Tamiami Airport and Miami International Airport.
SWPPP updates required by the FDEP NPDES Generic Permit for Industrial Activities. SWPPP
updates included a stormwater pollution audit of each of the numerous tenants operating at each
airport and recommendations of best management practices for facilities.
Canal Conveyance Capacity Program, South Florida Water Management District, Florida
Lead Engineer. Responsible for assessing the canal conveyance capacities by conducting field
reconnaissance and data collection and fathometer surveys. In addition to meeting a strict
deliverables schedule with a nine-month duration. Developed inspection procedures and reports
that were standardized and used as templates for others involved in the CCCP. Services included:
Detailed planning and coordination with SFWMD staff for field reconnaissance and survey
activities, Development of canal inspection criteria, data recording format, and report content,
Collection and review of existing data including original ACOE design, As-Built, and Right-of-
Way drawings, and SFWMD survey maps, Conducting field reconnaissance along the 200 miles
of canals and levees, and preparing reports and maps, Conducting fathometer surveys of the
canals’ centerline, as well as cross-section surveys, Preparing a comprehensive report for each
canal presenting the analysis of field data, detailed canal plan, profile and cross-section drawings
identifying areas of concern, and recommendations for remedial action.
FEMA and NRCS Canal Repairs, South Florida Water Management District, West Palm Beach,
Florida
Design Engineer. Responsible for preparing contract documents for the repairs of numerous
canals throughout southern and central Florida that were damaged during the hurricanes of 2004.
Activities included: inspecting and evaluating canal bank damage; the selection and design of the
appropriate method of repair including backfill and compaction of earthen banks, installation of
riprap bank stabilization systems, sand-cement riprap headwalls, geotextile tube protection
systems, and articulated block stabilization systems; development of detailed drawings and
technical specifications describing and governing the required work; development of
construction cost estimates; preconstruction phase engineering services including attending pre-
bid/pre-quote meetings and pre-construction meetings, and answering technical questions from
potential contractors. This project required working very closely with SFWMD staff to see each
project through the procurement process.

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ADA Bus Stop Compliance Survey, Miami-Dade County Public Works, Miami-Dade County,
Florida
Project Engineer. Conducted a detailed survey of bus stops in various areas of Miami-Dade
County to determine if they were in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act
(ADA). A detailed record was made of those bus stops that were not ADA compliant including a
photographic record and detailed sketches. This project required extensive communication and
coordination with multiple consultants working on this project.
Road Reconstruction Design, City of Quincy Dept. of Public Works, Quincy, Massachusetts
Civil Engineering Aide. Responsible for the preliminary design of a road reconstruction project.
Conducted surveys of roadways to be considered for reconstruction, including roadway
measurements, topographic surveys, inventory of utility structures (i.e. catch basins, manholes,
etc.). Drafted construction drawings detailing the work that was to be preformed. Developed
multiple cost estimates, encompassing multiple reconstruction options, for each roadway
considered.
Site Assessment Report for Active Lakefill, Community Asphalt Corp., Miami-Dade County,
Florida
Project Engineer. Responsible for preparing an in-depth site assessment report (SAR) for an
operating lakefill where the contaminants of concern included ammonia, metals, and phenolic
compounds. Coordinated and supervised all onsite field activities including numerous
monitoring well installations, soil boring installations, and groundwater and surface water
sampling. Organized and evaluated chemical data results and developed conclusions. Developed
monitoring well installation plans in order to fully delineate the contamination at the site.
Prepared SAR and created numerous drawings and tables to clearly communicate findings and
conclusions to the client and DERM.
Remedial Alternatives Investigation, Waste Management, Medley, Florida
Project Engineer. Evaluated the effectiveness of prior remedial actions for ammonia-
contaminated groundwater at the 200+ acre Class I Landfill. Reviewed the remedial action plan
and historical analytical data and performed a trend analysis in order to assess whether
fluctuations in contaminant concentrations were influenced by the operation of the facility,
natural features, or environmental conditions. Provided client with opinion of the plausible
alternatives for the site. Performed remedial alternatives study and a bench-scale test of bio-
sparging to determine if it would have the capability to reduce the contaminants below regulatory
standards at this specific site. Also provided a scaled-up cost estimate for a full scale remediation
system.
Class IV Freshwater Wetland Permitting, The Lowell Dunn Company, Miami-Dade County,
Florida
Project Engineer. Responsible for providing support in preparing supplemental information for a
Class IV permit application. Reviewed documents for relevant information, aided in the design
of a littoral shelf wetland, created AutoCAD drawings, and the development of a littoral shelf
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Phase I Environmental Site Assessments, Various Clients, Miami-Dade County, Florida
Project Engineer. Responsible for conducting multiple Phase I investigations throughout Miami-
Dade County for various clients. Phase I investigations included detailed site inspections of
subject properties for visual evidence of recognized environmental conditions, limited soil and
groundwater sampling, the review of applicable federal, state, and local environmental databases,
interviews with property owners, and preparation of reports, including recommendations.
Site Assessment Report for Completed Lakefill, The Lowell Dunn Company, Miami-Dade
County, Florida
Project Engineer. Responsible for preparing an in-depth site assessment report (SAR) for a
completed lakefill for which the client wished to develop into residential homes. The
contaminants of concern for this site included ammonia, metals, and phenollic compounds.
Coordinated and supervised all onsite field activities including monitoring well installations, soil
boring installations, and groundwater sampling. Organized and evaluated chemical data and
developed conclusions based on the data. Prepared the SAR and created numerous drawings and
tables to clearly communicate findings and conclusions. This site assessment required extensive
negotiation with DERM.
Environmental Site Assessment and Remedial Activities, Various Clients, Throughout
Massachusetts
Technician. Responsible for various site assessment and remedial activities for numerous
contaminated sites throughout Massachusetts and surrounding areas. Contamination encountered
included metals, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs),
chlorinated hydrocarbons, cyanide, polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), semi-volatile organic
compounds (VOCs), dense non-aqueous phase liquids (DNAPLs) and light non-aqueous phase
liquids (LNAPLs) including cold-tar, diesel fuel, gasoline, and #6 fuel oil. Typical activities
included groundwater sampling using multi-parameter probes, groundwater level monitoring,
subsurface and surface soil sampling, soil boring/monitoring well installation oversight and soil
logging, soil screening with PIDs/OVMs, free product thickness measurements using oil-water-
interface-probes (OWIPs), passive free product recovery, and in-situ hydraulic conductivity tests
(slug tests). Preformed many operations, maintenance, and monitoring activities for remedial
systems including soil-vapor extraction systems (SVEs), in-situ bioremediation systems, and
pump-and-treat ex-situ groundwater remediation systems.
Phase II Comprehensive Site Assessment, Keyspan Energy Corporation, Everett,
Massachusetts
Technician. Responsible for field work and associated office work for a large scale site
assessment project for a former manufactured gas plant with various contamination concerns,
including VOCs, PAHs, metals, and cyanide. Conducted oversight of numerous monitoring well
and soil boring installations, characterized soil types and recorded boring logs, screened soils for
contamination with PIDs/OVMs and groundwater sampling, product gauging and recovery, and
in-situ hydraulic conductivity tests. Assisted in maintaining and entering information into a large
database containing chemical data for the entire site.
Contaminated Soil Excavation Oversight, Various Clients, Throughout Massachusetts
Technician. Responsible for the oversight of multiple contaminated soil excavations throughout
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collected soil samples to confirm that sufficient contaminated soil had been removed. Ensured
compliance with NPDES permit when dewatering activities were being performed as part of the
excavation. Excavations varied in size from small hand dug excavations to massive high rise
foundation excavations.
Asbestos Abatement in Schools, Various Clients, Throughout Massachusetts
Industrial Hygienist. Responsible for project monitoring of asbestos abatement projects.
Supervised contractor to ensure applicable regulations and the project scope were being met.
Kept detailed daily notes of onsite activities and communicated activities to the client. Inspected
containments upon completion to ensure contractor had sufficiently removed the asbestos. Kept
detailed quantities of asbestos removed by the contractor, and collected and analyzed air
samples. These projects required extensive coordination and communication with clients and
general contractors working on the projects.
Asbestos Inspections, Confidential Client, Throughout Massachusetts
Assistant Asbestos Inspector. Assisted in inspecting multiple abandoned buildings for the
presence of asbestos containing material (ACM). Collected samples of suspect ACM for
laboratory analysis (in some cases hundreds of samples). Developed estimates of the quantity of
each type of suspect material. Kept detailed notes of samples collected and estimates of quantity.