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^ A S C E Orange County Branch

^NewsletterSEPTEMBER MEETING NOTICE

Thursday, September 20, 1990

PRIVATIZATION OF TRANSPORTATION IN CALIFORNIATIME: 11:30 am

12:00 pm12:45 pm

COST: $12,00$13.00

$6,00

RESERVATIONS:

Attitude AdjustmentLunchMeeting

MembersGuestsS+uden+s

By Card Only

PLACE:

SPEAKER:

INQUIRIES/

THE REVERE HOUSE900 W. First St,, Tus+in,CA(Corner of First St. & Tustin Ave.)(714)543-9319

MR. CARL B. WILLIAMS, AssistantDirector, Cal+rans, Sacramento

Paula Howell

CANCELLATIONS: (714) 557-3388, X280

••• ADVANCE RESERVATIONS REQUIRED •••

PLEASE CANCEL YOUR RESERVATION IF YOU CAN'T ATTEND

TOPIC: The legislation creating the privatization of transportation in California was authored by theAssemblyman Bill Baker (R-Danville). Consequently, Cal+rdns has recently invited proposals tobuild privatization demonstration projects. Eight business consortia submi+ted proposals andthese are being evaluated by Caltrans now. Mr. Carl Williams, head of the privatizationprogram will discuss the objectives and goals, including the status of the proposals.

C.T. Bathala, Program Chairman (714) 557-3388, X253

PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE

Next spring, Cal State Fullerton is hosting the annual ASCE Pacific Southwest Conference, Forthose of you who are unfamiliar with this conference, it is an annual event inviting all studentchapters of ASCE to compete in various activities against each other, The PSWC region consistsof Hawaii, Southern California, Arizona and Nevada, Southern California includes the LosAngeles and San Diego Sections, There are seventeen Student Chapters eligible forcompetition, A detailed announcement appears elsewhere in this newsletter, Many of youand/or your firms have received a letter requesting on assistance donation to the conference,With a projected attendance of 350 to 400 students, the organizing Committee has presented avery well prepared budget of $15,000 to the Branch Board of Directors, Some $8700 will beraised through registration fees and direct financial support from ASCE National and the LosAngeles Section, These leaves approximately $6,300 to be raised locally through the OrangeCounty Branch, Donations of $250 or more will result in your or your firm's name being imprintedon a tee-shirt to be distributed to all participants. It is not too early to begin soliciting donations

to the conference, so if you have any inclination to donate - DO IT NOW and save all of us a lotof trouble in hounding and tracking you down, As a further note, all of the judging will be doneby volunteer Branch Members, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, THIS IS THE TIME TO SHOW YOURSUPPORT FOR OUR FUTURE MEMBERS AND YOUR FUTURE EMPLOYEES,

On July 31, a meeting was held at the behest of Hassan Nouri and Al Nes+linger, In addition tothe dforemen+ion Branch Members, Steve Morvin, Iraj Poormand Art Bruing+on and yours trulywere in attendance, The reason for the meeting was to revisit the ma+ter of sec+ionhood for theBranch, As it turned out, the real purpose of sec+ionhoocf was to provide better accessability forBranch Members to technical groups, It was explained that the Branch can have its owntechnical groups or have sub-groups from established Section groups, Ergo Messers Nouri andNes+linger will investigate the possibility of establishing a Hydraulic and Hydrology TechnicalGroup, Look for future announcements to that effect, Anyone else desiring to do the same,please contact any member of the Board.

Our August dinner meeting featured Supervisor Riley speaking toward "Son of Proposition M",The September meeting will be a follow up on solving traffic problems,

Please help in anyway you can with the Pacific Southwest Conference.

Sincerely,

Wait Nollac

SECRETARY'S CORNER

One way for the engineering profession to gain more recognition from the general public isthrough the distinguished achievement awards of the ASCE, There are enough such awards tofill a 20-page booklet. As I can't fit all the information into this newsletter, I have picked a sampleof three to highlight,

One is the Younger Member Group Award, which Is made annually to the most outstandingYounger Member Group (AMF, YMF, YMC, etc,) at the section or branch level, Criteria include:publications (25 points); professional award nominations, presentations, and activities (25points); technical awards and activities (25 points); social events (15 points); and activities nototherwise covered (10 points),

Individual younger members (under 32 in the year that the award will be presented) are eligiblefor the Edmund Friedman Young Engineer Award for Professional Achievement. Up to fivemembers may be honored in any one year. Criteria include National ASCE participation(committees, etc.) and other related activities.

In view of the ongoing expansion in Orange County's transportation infrastructure, consider theWilbur S, Smith Award, which is presented by the ASCE's Highway Division, This award is namedfor the late Wilbur S, Smith, who began his career changing bulbs in traffic signals for the SouthCarolina Highway Department and wound up as the most respected individual transpor+a+ionengineer in the United States, The award is intended as a special commendation for therecipient's contribution to the enhancement of role of the civil engineer in highway engineer-ing, That contribution may be either a paper published by the society or the member's personalefforts and achievements toward that goal.

Nominations for 1991 are open, I have a copy of the booklet, We can get more for people whoare interested, GO FOR IT!

Bill Hoey

VICE-PRESIDENT'S COMMENTS

It is our pleasure to include this announcement from Robert K. Best, Director of Cd Trans.

I am pleased to announce the appoin+ment of RUSSELL 0. LIGHTCAP as District Directorfor District 12 (Orange County). Russ replaces Keith McKean who recently announcedhis retirement.

Russ is currently the Chief of the Division of Project Development, a position he has heldsince 1987. In addition, he has served as Chief, Office of the Office Engineer, Chief,Office of Local Assistance and District Director of District 6 (Fresno) and District 11 (SanDiego). He has been with the Department in many other capacities since 1949.

Russ' many years of experience will enable him to meet the challenges that will faceCal+rans in the coming years.

That's all I have for now. Please call me at (714) 581-5730 or drop a line to the BranchP.O. box with any news you wish to share with your colleagues.

Respectfully submitted,

Dave LeeVice-President

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Technical Group

Meeting Date

Place of Meeting

Cost

Time

SubjectSpeaker

Synopsis of Talk

For Reservations

LOS ANGELES SECTION - ASCENOTICE OF MEETING

The Hydraulic and Water Resources Management Group

Thursday, September 27,1990

The Revere House, 900 W. First Street at Tus+in (OC Thomas Guide,

Page 23-E2).

$20.00 w/ reservation, ($22.00 at the door), $10.00 Student

5:30 p.m. Social Hour 6:30 pm Dinner 7:30 pm Program

The Great Drought of 1990.

James Goodrich, Director, Basin Management Group, Orange

County Water District.

The current drought is demonstrating once more the importance

of sound water resources management. Mr. Goodrich will present

an overview of groundwa+er basin management at Orange

County Water Dis+rict, Existing and planned groundwa+er

recharge facilities will be discusssed.

Call Dee or Noretta at (714) 261-7210 or Robyn at (818) 568-6752(Reserve before noon, 9/26/90).

ANNOUNCEMENTS (con+d)

CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSHY, LONG BEACHSchool of Engineering

Continuing Engineering Education

announces the following seminars

SEISMIC PRINCIPLES REVIEW FOR P.E. (CIVIL)Sept. 15-Sept. 29, 1990

(Saturdays, 9am - 4pm, 3 Weeks, 18 Hours)Fee $150.00

ENGINEERING SURVEYING REVIEW FOR P.E. (CIVIL)Oct. 6-Oct. 13, 1990

(Saturdays, 9am - 4pm, 2 Weeks, 12 Hours)Fee $100.00

STRUCTURAL SEISMIC DESIGN USING UBC 1988Oct. 20-Nov. 17, 1990

(Saturdays, 9am - 4pm, 5 Weeks, 30 Hours)Fee $250.00

The fee for the seminar includes notes, textbooks and coffee breaks.For further information and registration procedure,

call (213) 985-5363 or FAX No. (213) 985-5489

CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, LONG BEACHCivil Engineering Department

Master of Science in Civil EngineeringGraduate Classes Offered Fall 1990

CE 500 Engineering Analysis I Th 7 - 9:45pm Foundation StructuresCE 502 Finite Elements Methods II T 7 - 9:45pm CE 550 Behavior & Design ofCE 503 Engineering Program Plan- Concrete Structures

ning. Budgeting & Decision CE 552 Theory of Plates & ShellsMaking Lee F 6 - 7:15pm Lab F 7:30 - 9:45pm CE 562 Water & Wastewa+er

CE 509 Computation Methods Treatment Iin CE M 7 - 9:45pm CE 565 Environmental Wastes and

CE 516 Timber Design W 7-9:45pm ResourcesCE 517 Reinforced Masonry Design W 7 - 9:45pm CE 574 Construction EngineeringCE 529 Traffic Engineering T 7 - 9:45pm - Equipment & ProcessesCE 532 Sediment Transportation M 7 - 9:45pm CE 575 Computer InformationCE 535 Advance Hydrology T 7 - 9:45pm Systems EngineeringCE 540 Mathematical Modeling CE 577 Construction Engineering

in Geo+echnical Eng'g T 7 - 9:45pm CE 602 Waste Mgt RemediationCE 546 Theory & Design of CE 696 Research Methods

Courses may be taken through extended education and transferred for credit afteradmission to the graduate program (6 units). For further informa+ion, please contact theDepartment of Civil Engineering, CSULB, (213) 985-5118 or 985-8010.

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NEWS ABOUT MEMBERS

B.S.I. INC. announces the appointment of WALTER M. NOLLAC, P.E. +o i+s "Special Districts"Division and as City Engineer ofS+an+on,

BERNARD ZAMBRANA has been named Project Manager in charge of Public Works proj-ec+s for the Palm Desert office of the well-known Orange County firm of Robert Bein,William Froast and Associates. Mr, Zambrana will be responsible for planning, surveying,engineering and construction management of projects for public agency clients.

Zambrana, an 18 year industry veteran, authored "Reprocessing of Uranium Tailings,"published in several technical publications.

A resident of Palm Desert, he is an Electrical Engineering graduate from RensselaerPoly+echnica Ins+i+u+e in New York and he received his Civil Engineering and PlanningDegree from the University of Colorado. His areas of expertise include engineeringmanagement, hydrology and land development.

In addition to American Society of Civil Engineers, Bernard belongs to American PublicWorks Association and the Project Management Ins+i+u+e.

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

FULL-TIME LECTURER POSITION FOR CSU, LONG BEACH

Full-Time Temporary Lecturer positions are available for Fall 1990 and/or Spring 1991semesters (as necessary) in Civil Engineering. Qualifications include an earned Ph.D. orPh. D. candidates (wi+h dissertation in progress) in Engineering, with an undergraduatedegree in Civil Engineering. Duties include: teaching undergraduate and graduatecourses; lab development; and other faculty duties as assigned. Salary commensuratewi+h qualifications and experience. Deadline: Positions open until filled.

Letters of application, resumes, letters of recommendation, and transcripts or requestsfor more information should be sent to:

DR. SRIDHAR J.K. RAO, CHAIRDepartment of Civil Engineering

California State University, Long BeachLong Beach, California 90840-5101

(213) 985-8010 or 985-8011FAX (213) 985-7561

Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action/TifIe IX Employer

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES (con+'d)

ENGINEERINGSHARE OUR VISION OF THE FUTURE

THE KEITH COMPANIES, a mul+i-discipline consulting firm specializing in subdivision andland development, has a clear vision of the future. Watch it unfold with us in one of thesecurrent openings:

DESIGNERSYou must possess 2+ years experience in residential development and be well versed ingrading, storm drain and street design. Supervisory skills a plus. E.I.T. required. P.E.desirable. Las Vegas, NV and Palm Desert, CA.

PROJECT ENGINEERSRequires 2+ years experience in residential development. Well versed in grading, stormdrain and street design. Supervisory skills a plus. E.I.T. required. P.E. desirable. LasVegas,NV and Palm desert, CA.

WATER RESOURCES PROJECT MANAGERYou will prepare plans, specifications and feasibility studies for the construction of water/sewer facilities. You must possess 8+ years experience in this area and an engineering orrelated degree. P.E. or advanced degree highly desirable. Cos+a Mesa, CA.

If you share our vision of the future,we invite you to send your resume and salary history to:

Human Resources Dept.THE KEITH COMPANIES

P.O. Box 25127Costa Mesa. CA 92799

"An Equal Opportunity Employer"

SENIOR CIVIL HIGHWAY ENGINEERS

HOLMES & NARVER, INC. has immediate openings for Senior Highway Engineers with tenyears total experience and a minimum of 5 years direct highway design. Positionrequires knowledge of CALTRANS and DOT standards, requirements, and procedures inthe preparation of plans, specifications and estimates (PS&E). Also require knowledgeand experience in the areas of routing studies, relocation of u+ili+ies and right of wayacquisition associated with highways. Familiarity wi+h local county and ci+yrequirements for road and street improvements desirable. Requires a BS degree andCalifornia Registration. Send resume to:

DELLA GILLILANDHOLMES & NARVER, INC.

999 Town & Country RoadOrange,, CA 92668

"An Equal Opportunity Employer"

CIVIL ENGINEERING CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

We have immediate openings in our Southern California offices located in Cos+a Mesa,Ontario and Placen+ia, for experienced DESIGN professionals. Positions requireexperience in either land development or public works projects.

PROJECT MANAGERRequires 5 years experience with hands on design plus 2 years as P.M. with consultingtype firm. Must be capable of administering multiple con+rac+s. California P.E. required.

PROJECT ENGINEERRequires 5 years experience in civil design, Must be well versed in grading, drainage andstreet design. Autocad and/or DCA design background is a PLUS!

Submit resume to:M. BECERRA

HALL & FOREMAN, INC.3170 Redhill Avenue

Costa Mesa, CA 92626

DIVISION ENGINEER FOR CIW OF LONG BEACH

Division Engineer, City of Long Beach, $52,313 - $78,469, plus performance incentive anda+trac+ive benefit package. Leads staff of 40 in design of ci+y-wide capitalimprovements and review of subdivision maps and plans. Report to Ci+y Engineer,Department of Public Works. Requires bachelor's degree in civil engineering, Californiaregistration, and at least five years project-rela+ed professional experience. Informationbrochure available. Contact:

SHANNON ASSOCIATES1400 K Street, Suite 311Sacramento, CA 95814

(916)447-8022Filing date: September 14, 1990

EOE/AA

ENGINEERING TECH 1/11 (Design) FOR CIW OF ORANGE

Engineering Tech 1/11 (Design), Salar/: $2074 - $2936/mo. Open until 8/31/90. Performs avariety of technical and field engineering work; participates in engineering design andplanning work related to municipal engineering projects. Performs related duties asrequired. Successful candidate must have at least one year experience performingdrafting and/or technical engineering work. Knowledge of CAD is required. A BA/BS ishighly desirable. Apply at:

CIUf OF ORANGEPersonnel Department300 E. Chapman Ave.

Orange, CA 92666(714) 532-0345

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PROJECT MANAGER

Major ORANGE COUNTY firm seeks a Project Manager who is looking for the followingopportunities:

• Lead, direct & serve as the principal design manager forsignificant subdivision projects.

• Work in a progressive management atmosphere.• Participate in business development ac+ivi+ies.

Qualifications include registration as CA PE, project management experience of at least5 years, & proven experience in design, land entitlement & agency processing forsubdi-vision projects. Requires a client advocate with strong communica+ion & presentationskills as well as a desire to function in a position of high visibility both internal & external tothe company.

FUSCOE, WILLIAMS, LINDGREN & SHORT is a progressive, growing firm offering competitivewages, an excellent benefits package & a share in company profits through cash bo-nuses. Send resume to:

FUSCOE. WILLIAMS. LINDGREN & SHORT2500 Redhill Avenue, Suite 100

Santa Ana, CA 92705E.O.E.

GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERS AND TECHNICIANS

GEOTECHNICAL PROFESSIONALS INC. (GPI), a progressive, growing geo+echnical con-suiting firm has career opportunities for geo+echnical engineers and technicians. GPIspecializes in foundation engineering services for commercial developments and publicworks projects. The firm is experiencing steady growth and currently has a backlog of anumber of challenging, major commercial and transportation projects. In the immedi-g+e future, we have openings for staff and project engineers, as well as field and labora-+or/ technicians. We are seeking engineers with very strong communica+ion skills, an ap-ti+ude for project management, and a strong geo+echnical background through prac-tical experience and, preferably, graduate level academic training. We offer excellentgrowth opportunities for qualified engineers, a pleasant and professionally stimulatingwork environment, and competitive salar/ and fringe benefits. Please call or send res-ume in confidence to:

BYRON KONSTANTINIDIS or JAMES HARRIS. PrincipalsGEOTECHNICAL PROFESSIONALS INC.

11612 Knott Street, Suite 7Garden Grove, CA 92641

(714)898-0224

MEMBER'S COMMENT

From ALAN J. NESTLINGER

I think we are missing an elementary and crucial issue in the engineering education

crisis. Our national engineering society officers are conducting a campaign to a++rac+more s+uden+s in+o engineering, our local engineering societies are sending members tolocal high schools to counsel students that are considering an engineering career while

we read daily accounts of how poorly our average high school graduates comparewith their peers in Japan, Germany, Taiwan, France, Sweden, etc.

What is the use of our high schools if their graduates require two years of remedial workbefore they can undertake college freshman science and mathematics classes?

We have underqualified high school graduates because we have underqualifiedteachers of ma+hema+ics and science in grades K through 12. The teachers areunderqualified because the same talent and education it takes to earn $30,000/yearteaching physics, calculus, computer science or chemistry will earn $50,000/year inprivate industry. As long as we ask our teachers to subsidize the education of ourchildren from their own pocke+s +o the tune of $20,000/year we will continue to divert ourbrightest high school students into law school and business administration.

The thousands of quasi-parochial boards of education that control K-12 education inthis country makes it nearly impossible to change the K-12 s+ruc+ure or it's inappropria+edependence on local property taxes so that adequately qualified science teacherscan be recruited and retained for our children. We do not want to simply raise thewages of the present unqualified teachers. Some schools in Orange County do nothave a single teacher who has studied calculus let alone taught it! Boards of educationspend more time discussing the religious advocacy of "creation science" than inenabling the graduate of children prepared to do college level work in real science.

I propose a national initiative to create an "honors" school in each major me+opoli+an

area operated by the federal government with criteria, funding and staffing set to highnational standards. Don't choke on the above suggestion. That is how Japan,Germany, France, etc., are putting their children two years ahead of ours at age 17.Education of children is a national issue in those countries and they pay more than lipsen/ice to insure their children's successful education.

If we do not act with coherent national purpose on this issue we will soon be able toexport only lawyers, MBA's and Boeing airplanes. If we delay acting very long even theamazing Boeing Company will have to recruit an ever larger percentage of theirengineers from Asia and Europe. At the present rate of our educational declineMitsubishi and Messerschmit will soon be the predominan+ supplier of aeronau+icalengineers to this country. Do you remember when the only thing we knew about thosetwo companies was how to shoot their airplanes down?

A+ a recent conference on foreign trade regulations in Japan our delegate wasrebuked while asking for certain concessions from the Japanese. She was told "Theeconomic war is over. You lost. Request denied."

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17310 Red Hill Avenue, Suite 220trwne, Cahtomia 92714

7H.261-1577

FAX7M.261-2134

•IHEKEITHCOMPANIES

• Publrc Works

(.and Surveying

Califarrua • Nevada • Arizona • Hawaii

200 Baker S[, Costa Mew, CA 92626 (7)4) 641-0600

GEO-ETKA , INC. K!!SKSOIL ENGINEERS AND GEOLOGISTS

(7)4)771-6911OrM|fM>in Buiinui Park

739 North Mtin Slrert • Or*n»c, CA 92*68

Robert S. WrightCONSULTING ENGINEER

1913 Vinoiu DriviSanta Aua. C*. 92706 (714) 836-08.M

P.O. BOX 7690 • VENTURA. CALIFORNIA 93006PHONE(805) 933-1331

GKNHaymard Baker,«Nationwide specialty contractors performing site

improvement and rehabililalion including Dynamic DeepCompaclion;VibroCompaction/Replacemenl, Chemical,

Cement, and Compaction Grouting; Soii and RockAnchors; and Slurry Walls.

Ca. Lie. MQ224G

JOHNSON - FRANKRp-^ & ASSOCIATES, INC.

CIVILSOFT

»Land Surveying &Civil Engineering

Roger A. FrankPrincipal

LS. W 15

5150 E.Hunte(Ave.Anaheim.CA92607<714) 777-8877 FAX PH) 777-1641

WALTER M. NOLLAC.P.E.CONSULTING CIVIL ENGINEER

5445 Shannon Drive

Yorba Linda, California 92686

£s

£ Snfnvair fur.

a Kurvcyinn

a Mapplnn/GIS/USL' Hfdrdulk-s

a Hydrolonya Slruaml

1S92 N. Batavia Strfet, Suitf 1A, Oranse, California 92667(714)974.1864 FAX;(714)97-i-l77I

Kimley.Horn

Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc.ENGINEERS • PLANNERS . SURVEYORS

2100 West Orangewood Avenue, Suite 220

Orange, California 92668

714939-1030

% STONEY-MILLER CONSULTANTS, INC.GEOTECHWCAL ENGINEERINO S ENQlNEEniHG OEOLOQY ga

AnmR.AI-Alinl.P.E.

Pfesidenl

Bakhtar Associates

:& ASSOCIATE LTD

Michael J. Miller, PERegistered Geotschnlcal Enginew

Principal

14Hughes,5urt6B-101,lrvlne,CA92718 f714) 380-4886FAX 714-455-9371

CompacUon GfouhngLense GrouhngChemical GroulingProssQroul Piles

Gwlechnlul Stiblllallon, Inc.3970 Sorrento Valley Blvd., Suite A • San Diego, CA 92121G 19/546-0202 - FAX G 19/546.3893

Khosrow Bakhtar ARSM, Ph.D.

Ci.'nmt'c/mnici, Structuri-'s and Mechanics Consuluirds

?95 E. Pacific Coast Hi>;hw;iv, 2nd FloorLime Bruh. Qil.fDmM WHO!Trkphane; (213) 799-0555

Pan on*Brinc»«*o»Ou«lf.lDougtft, Inc.

Engineers

Planners

Orange CommBfce Center505 South Main SrreefSuite 900Orange, CA 92668714-973-4880

LeRoy Crgndall and AssociatesGeotechnlcal Consultants

900 Grand Central AvenueOtendale.CA91201.3009818 243-4140

10037 Barnes Canyon Rogd 731 East Ball Road, Suite 104Suite A, San Diego, CA 92121 Anaheim, CA 92805619 <58.9379 714 776-9544

The Earth TechnologyCorporation

SGRROT CORPORATION

5401 ARGOSY • HUNT1NGTON BEACH, CALIFORNIA * USA • 9264SP.O. BOX 1519 • (714) 895-3010 • FAX (714) 895-0903

TOLL FREE (800) 624.2437 • IN CALIF. (714) 325-4532

13900 Allan Pafkwav. Suite 120, Ifvine. California 9271ETelephone. (714)458-7414

ASCE ORANGE COUNTY BRANCH 1989-90 PROGRAM SCHEDULE

DATE/DAY

9/20 - Th

10/18-Th

11/9-Th

TIME

Lunch

Lunch

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PLACE

Revere House*

Revere House*

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TOPIC/SPEAKER

Privatization of Transportation in Californio

Installation of Officers/Upda+e on Assessment &Facilities Dis+ricts/Mr, F, McKenzie (Mac) Brown

Student Fellowship Night

*900W. First Street, Tustin, (714) 543-9319 For additional Information, Contact C,T. Ba+hala (714) 557-3388 x 253

IL LEJMAN AND LEE

GEOTECHNICAL ENC31NEERS

53011 Moutoon PEN-kwny • Suite t-4

Lsguno Hille. CA S2B53 [714] 5B1-5730

JOHN G. GOETTENConsulting Civil Engineers Inc.

JOHN G. GOETTENCivil Engineer

1900-HEaslWamerA»enu8 • Santa Ana, California 32705

1989-90 STUDENT ASSISTANCEFUND DONORS

Hunsnker & Associates, Inc.

Planning • Engineering 'Surveying

Three Hitghes • fn'ine, Califomia 92718 - (714) 855-3600

ENTERPRISES, INC.725 Branch Dr.AtphareHa. GA 30201(800) 843-7569

4521 Campus Df., Suile 152I wine, California 92715(714)854-8633(714) 854-2154 FAX

PAUL FRANKENBERGERGeosynthelics EngineerWestern Regional Mgr

Harding Lawson AssociatesEngineering and Environmental Services

15621 RedhillAveSuite 100Tustin, CA 92680714/259^7992

2804 Camino Dos RiosSuite 207Newbury Park. CA 91320805/499^)199

Lnltdk • AllsiiTJnPROFESSIONAL PAVEMENT ENGINEERING

• ANALYSIS• DESIGN• SOILS, ASPHALT

TECHNOLOGY2700 S. GRAND AVE.SANTA ANA, CA 92705 (714) 546-3468

JW.D. SAUNDERS]& ASSOCIATES, INC.

WALTER D 5AUNDERSSlruJural Lngmeer

1700ADAMSAVENUE,SUtTE210 • COSTA MESA, CA 92626

MOORE & TABER

GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERS AND GEOLOGISTS

45M E LA PALMA AVE. * AMAHE1M, CA 92807 • (714| 779.Z591

5620 DISTRICT BLVD , SUFTE 103 • BAKERSRELD. CA 93313 • |B05] 833-171:

16760 WEST BERNARDO Dfl • SAN DIEGO, CA "2127 * (619) 4S7.ZH3

KEVIN P. HUNTVia PvesidenliGentral f.fanjgEf

P&D TECHNOLOGIESPlanners 1 Engineers

1WQ Town S Cowitf)' Road. Suite 300QWQB. CA 92669PO Bo\ 5367Ofange. Cf\ 92613-5367FAX 7W953-6989

7W835-4447

[ A N 0 r f (; H /; Oi 0 G t- C 0 M P ^

Greiner

Greiner, Inc.1221 East Dyer RoadSuite 100Santa Ana, Califon1714) 250-4490

Mark S. AndersonExecutive Vice PresiderRegional Director

DALE K. PRICE& ASSOCIATES. INC.

Civil Engineers

Dale K. Price. P.E.President

283 N, RAMPART STREET, SUITE EORANGE. CA 92668 (7U) 978-73M

CEI CIVILEARTHWORK CALCULATIONS, GRAPHICS

MARTIN J. SCHMIDT

1575 Norlh Main Street (714)637-0842Ofange.CA 92G67 FAX (71 4) 637-5603

FLUOR DANIEtFluor Daniel, Inc.

3333 Mkhelson Dwe, Irvine CA 92730|7] 4| 975.4950; FAX: |714) 975.5271; TU<: 181625

Robert E. Bachman, S.E.Department ManagerCivil/Stfuctural Engineering

Mtehael L. Kteter, P.E.Vice President

Regional OfficesNewport Beach • Rancho CaHforniaTimothy G. Psomas, P.E.

(4735 Allan ParfoIrvine

(714) 472-3505FAX (714} 472-63

3661 SpnNewport Beach(714) 852-8616

28765 Single Oak DmSuite 250

Rartcho C ahif ami;(714) 676-6042

Woodward-Clyde ConsultaiGpofOQisls dnd Envi^onmpnt3l Sci6ni-

203 North Golden Circle DriveSanta Ana, California 92705(7141835-6886 (213)581-7164Telecopy/Fdx (714) 667-7147

Goffman, McCormick & Urban, Inc.

22822-A Granite Way

Laguna Hills. California 92653(7I4)951-[808

• Palm Desert74-410 Higtmsy

Palm Desert(619) 346-7481

71 North Founh AveChufa Vista

(619) 426-5400

WILLDAN ASSOCIATESENGINEERS & PLANNERS JOHN COIL ASSOCIATES

STRUCTURAL ENGINEERINGWILLIAM F. HOEY, P.E.

A Leader in Municipal Services

290 S. Anaheim Blvd,, Suite 100, Anaheim, CaUI. 92805

714/774-5740

MunidpalWater ResourcesDrainageSanitaryTransportationLand Surveying

INCORPORATEDCONSULTANTS'ING

5552 Cerrltos Avenue, Suite BCypress, CA 90630

Telephone:(714)220-2777, (213) 926-7582

CONSULTING ENGINEERS1182 N. Tustin Street, Orange. CA 92667(714)744-0802

PACIFICSOILSENGINEERING. INC.

H.V.Lawmaster& Co., Inc.JAMES B. CASTLESVice President/Civil Engin

3002 Dow Avenue, Suiie 226 (714) 730-2122Tuitin, California 92680 FAX: (714) 73U-5191

Don P. Harrlngton, P.E. (714) 82B.8040(800) 223-295B

Geotechnical EngineeringEnvironmental EngineeringConslfudion Inspection/Tesling

7940 Main StreetP.O. Box 246Stanton.CA 90680

1=1^^1

Architects Engineers Planners2151 Michelson Drive, Suite 286

Irvine, CA 92715(714) 752-6940

N

THE KEITH COMPANIES

('..irl It. NAnn

NOLTE and ASSOCIATES

24741 Chrisanta Drive, Miuion Vifjo, CA 92691Tel: (714) B37-5001 FAX No. (714) 3BO-1207

EARTH MECHANICSINCORPORATED

Qeotechnlcai & Earthquake Engineering

8840 Warner Ave., Suite 204-E i FFountain Valley, California 92708

Telephone : (714) 848-9204

/. Po Lam Uno Cheang

lme» & Narver, Inc.

JOHN E. POLt.Vice Presidem

Orange Division

Posl Office Box 6240 999 Town A Country RoadGrange, CA 92613-6240 Orange. CA 92666Bus. Phone (7H» 567.ZS91 Tetslax (714) 543-09S5 Talax 421066

CORPORATE OFFICEVia Fronlera. San Dieso, California - (619) 465-1500

ly Area Irvine Rancho Californiaorona Phoenix San Bernardino

i-lemet Rancho Bemardo San Diego

1989-90 STUDENT ASSISTANCEFUND DONORS

RIVERTECH^we ^

CONSULTANTS IN WATER RESOURCES ENGINEERING

IW£R ENGINEEfVHGSEDIMNTATKJH EHGiWERlHGmoROf.oGK: wo mcfwjuc WALYSISWEWWD f^STOfWKMIEHHWCEMEHTFORENSIC ENGIHEE/VNGURBfiH RUWFF COMTROL

23332 Mi!l Creek Dfive / Suite 100 / Laguna Hills. CA 92653(714) 586-6 \2\

ICDC ENGINEEMNG INC.Civil 1} r s i R n Con su1lanl -i

Robert L. Ozlbko, RE.. L.S.I'rinclpal

(714)830-6801l,l<.,.lr«lm.U9;'

t:Axrn»n.w-o^t6

© Converse Consultants OCConsulting Engineersand Geologists

Thorn*. J. SchallVice PfesidenlPrincipal Engineer

Irvine; 714859.5587

Corona: 714371-B81B

Oceansida: 619720-0059

9272 Jeronimo Road, Suite 123-AIrvine. Catilomia 92718FAX 714859-6475

sla Simons, Li & Associates, Inc.••1., «...»c.. • c,.,] E..,.,.riu C....1...1,

<«Ruh-Ming U, Ph.D., P.E. „,„, a,,^ am,

Chairman of the Board i^o"L.(h

President CA 9ic,6o^(,sy

F.t. (714H76-:

Madole & Associates, Inc.

CoiuuIUng Civil Bnelnceringand Land Planning

1820 East Sixteenth SLSanuAiu, CA 92701(714) 8i5.2i4B

'145 N. MountainAve.. Suite 10}Upland, CA 91786(7K) 946-2949

Telephone (714) 871-7370

SUKUT CONSTRUCTION, INC.GENERAL ENGINEERING CONTRACTORS

MICHAEL T. PEAK 4010 W. ChandlerExewtivr Vice President Santa Ana, CA 92704

TH€IRVINe COMPANY

550 Newport Center DrivePO. Box INewport BeachCafilomia 92658-8904

JIASC. L. SCHULTZ

McLEAN & SCHULTZoagInBBn / nrchltBcta / plaaner*

1MORSEVCONSULTINCGROUP

^ALDEN & CIVIL ENGINEERSPLANNERS

SSOCIATES t-ANU SURVKYORS

Church Ettttnttrinf, Inc. CoiuutliHt Enitmrrt 1591 Alton Aftnut

Plannt's Irvht. CA 927)4

Sivvryors (714) Uf-tiM

DAVID L. WALDEN, K.C.E,, P.L.S.

PKlNCIfAL

18012 COWAN, SUITE 2)0, IRVINE. CA »27H714/660-0)10 FAX:6<)(MMIU

L 1NORRIS-REPKE. INC.p^Consulting Civil Engineers and Land Surveyors

Randall G. Berry, RE.PROJECT ENGINEER

FUSCOEWIUJAMS

INDGRENt SHORT

Ptitrick K. Fnscov. I1K.fivsufwl

20B2 WALNUT AVE.SUITE ATUSTIN. CA 93680

Ciril /:H};imw/.(UK/.\nnv}wvJ5fff} Redhill Atvnnr • \nifr lOf) • SttiitdAtUi. (A <^f)5P/MIHf ( -/./ } 2^0-IVX) /;-t.\7 "/•/ / 2W-^Un

PLANNING • KNGINKKK1NG • LANDSCAPK ARCHD'HCTURE

NOH) nwnon i OWN C-I.NI f.Kit) IRVINK tinUl-FA'ARD. SUITE. 4^)1IRVIN-L (-•AUCORNIA iUTH l^HH

<TH) 7.10.7117

RICHARD R. DOOLITTLE

7/(t^^ ^OWIMWL. ffwc..AND PLANNING •

3170REDHILLAVECOSTAMESA.CA92626-3428

(714)G'11-8777

Consultants to GDvernmencal Agencies

• PUBLIC WORKS ENGINEERING • BUILDING SAFETY• LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE • SURVEYING

• PLAN CHECKS • INFRASTRUCTURE MANAGEMENT• TRAFFIC ENGINEERING • AUTOMATED MAPPING

SERVING CAUFORNIA AND THE WEST(619) 451-6100 . (714) 558-1952 . (415) 867-0124

BSI CONSULTANTS. INC.Office 16BBD W. E ardo Dnve . San Diego. CA 93127

IWILLIAMSON^SCHMID DMC

RICHARD R. SCHMIOCIVIL ENGINEER

llTTUaKTMNKN.VD.

DEREKJ. McGREGOR, INC.PROFESSIONAL CIVIL ENGINEERS A PLANNERS

4MOIRVINE BLVD., SUITE 208 • IRVINE, CA 92720

KENNETH G. OSBORNE

KENNETH G OSBORNE & ASSOCIATESSOIL ENGINEERING • ENGINEERING GEOLOGY17HI MURPHY AVE,. tRVINE, CA 92714 (7HH74.1001 Pear Tree Building, 2418 MacAnhur Blvd..

J.P. IUPP& ASSOtUUB, 1C.

UVIL ENGINEERS, LAND PLANNERS, & SURVEYORS

J. P. (PAT) KAPP, P.E.

15892 PASADENA AVENUE, TUSTIN, CAUFORNIA 92680714/730.5757 FAX 714/730.0264

(714) 832-4707 EBASCO

iking civil enBim-rrs Joseph A. FrancoVica Piuiidunt

Noel W. TorkelsonPmldfnt

.;821 E. 17th Stn.ct, Suite 295 Tuslin, Califurnia 92680

EBASCO SERVICES INCORPORATED3000 Wust MacArthur Bouktvafd, Sanla Ana. CA 827M-6993(714) 662-4000

(714) 768.4466 ORANGE CO.(714) 820-1015 RIVERSIDE CO.(619) 722.4056 SAN DIEGO CO.FAX (714) 768.0735

SOILS, GEOLOGY, CIVIL ENGINEERING iENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

MAIN OFFICE23112 AICALDEDR, 1C

SAMPATH V. RAGHAVAN, RE. _____ .LAGUN,A.HILL^PRINCIPAL GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEER CALII; <B653.B96

Steven C, ChandlerGrouting Engineer

125 South LindenAve.So. San Francisco,CA940BD-646S415/871.2244FAX 415/761-2234

831 East D St.Wilmington

CA 90744-6007213/513-0773

FAXS13/513-03D3

GeoSoils, Inc.

ALBERT R. KLEIST

ASL Consulting Engineers

Douglas J. Relnhart, P.E.Senior Vice President

One Jenner StreetSuite 200Irvins, California 92718

(714)727-7099FAX (714) 727-7097

TRANSPORTATION PLANNINGTRAFFIC ENGtNEERIHGPARKING

LINSCOTT, LAW t QREENSPAN,ENGINEERS

SAN neGO, CA

ALL AMERICAN SOILS, INC. w\Joseph C. Truxaw

President

Joseph C Truxaw and Associates, !nc

Civil Engineers and Land Surveyors721 N. Euctid Street. Suite 311

Anahem. CA 92801 17HI 535-0135

RODBUSTERS. INC.REINFORCING STEELFABRICATING & PLACING

CIVIL FN(;INFFR(NG

LAHTHQl-AKlLfcMilNFFRINC;

:)ll. ENGINEERING

LlC. Nu. 253523

.TIHG EM31HEERS

Robert J. Class, P.E. Otangs. CaJifoi(714) 634.4BOO

Orange County BranchAmerican Society of Civil Engineers

For General Inquiries, Updates andInformation (National) : Call 1-800-548-ASCE

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