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Sue Filson
Administrative Assistant
Board of County Commissioners
3301 U.S.41 East
Naples, FL 34112
Dear Ms. Filson:
I would like to apply for the vacant position on the Environmental Advisory Board. My qualifications
appear to be in line with the needs of the committee.
I am a native of Naples who takes an active interest in the development of Collier County. I have seen
the vast changes in Naples throughout the past twenty years. The Environmental Advisory Board does an
excellent job for the community and I would like to become a part of this beneficial organization.
My position as a Project Engineer with Wilson,Miller,Barton,and Peek,Inc.has helped me to become
well versed in the area of land use planning. I work daily with the permitting,zoning and development
of land in Collier County. In addition,my graduate coursework was in the area of hazardous waste
management and pollution control. I currently hold OSHA certification for the 40 hour HAZWOPER
ranking. This training enables me to lead a team in a hazardous material emergency spill situation.
I am always looking for ways to participate in community development and this opportunity sounds like
an excellent match for my background and experience.
Thank you for considering me for this position with the Environmental Advisory Board.
Sincerely,
Julie E. Freeland
Julie Elizabeth Freeland
2021 Frederick Street
Naples, FL 34112
(941) 774-0583
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Wilson,Miller, Barton& Peek,Inc.,Naples, FL
Project Engineer March 1996-Present
• Land planning,civil engineering and site development plans.
• Extensive work in the areas of grading and drainage designs.
• Use of AutoCAD to complete design.
• Preparing proposals,quantity take-off counts,and specifications.
University of Oklahoma,Norman, OK
Graduate Research Assistant August 1996-February 1997
• Taught a Chemical Engineering Senior Design Laboratory which included:teaching fundamental design concepts to a
class of sixteen students,assignment of grades,preparing and repairing lab equipment. Lab equipment includes: climbing
film evaporator,packed tower unit,CSTR, liquid-liquid extraction,air membrane separator,and protein electrophoresis.
• Research duties included designing experimentation for the analysis of petroleum contaminated soils using the HPLC,GC,
TOC analyzers while maintaining OSHA approved hazardous materials handling protocol. Obtained HAZWOPER and
Confined Space Certification. Certified by OSHA to lead a hazardous spill clean-up team.
• Research field work included ordering equipment for large scale testing of the laboratory pilot remediation project.
Hole, Montes and Associates, Naples,FL
Assistant Project Engineer October 1994-April 1996
• Worked as part of a civil engineering design team on a 10 mgd advanced wastewater treatment plant(nutrient removal for
surface water discharge and also residential reuse).
f • Completed numerous operating permits for water and wastewater treatment facilities. Permitting included preparation of
capacity analysis reports,bid openings,and design meetings with city and county officials.
• Attended pre-bid meetings, bid openings,and design meetings with city and county officials.
• Aided in the preparation of specifications and proposals.
• Performed project specific computations on unique projects using Excel programming techniques.
• Presented designs through the use of AutoCAD release 12 and 13.
University of Florida-Institute for Food& Agricultural Science, Immokalee,FL
Research Chemist July 1994-October 1994
• Analyzed soil,water,and plant tissue samples by using: HPLC,GC, flame photometry,spectrophotometry,Kjeldahl
Nitrogen Method.
• Performed maintenance on and ensured proper calibration of lab instrumentation.
• Rebuilt and modified equipment for use in field testing using AutoCAD for preliminary designs.
• Maintained quality control systems and techniques.
• Used FORTRAN to write chemical calculation programs.
EDUCATION
Florida Institute of Technology, Melbourne,FL
Bachelor of Science Degree with Honors-Chemical/Environmental Engineering,May 1994
Additional Course work includes:
Graduate Classes from Georgia Tech and the University of Oklahoma: Air Pollution Control,Hazardous Waste Management,
Advanced Fluid Dynamics with Partial Differential Eqs.,Statistical Thermodynamics, Surfactant Technologies.
PROFESSIONAL AFFLIATIONS
Florida Engineering Society American Chemical Society
National Society of Professional Engineers American Institute of Chemical Engineers
American Society of Civil Engineers Junior Achievement Volunteer
DAVID E . BRYANT
Attorney At Law
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May 20, 1997
Ms. Sue Filson
Office of the Board of County Commissioners
3301 East Tamiami Trail
Naples, Florida 34112
RE: Collier County Environmental Advisory Board Vacancy
Dear Ms. Filson:
Please accept this letter and my attached curriculum vitae as my application to apply for the
vacancy on the Environmental Advisory Board for the Collier County Board of Commissioners. I
believe that my legal background together with my experience in state and local government qualify
me to sit on this Board.
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Additionally, I submit that my representation of both Collier County and Escambia County
provided to me unique experiences that could assist the Environmental Advisory Board to the Collier
County Board of Commissioners as it considers various environmental,land use and planning issues.
Specifically,my experience as the lead counsel for Escambia County,Florida, in its Comprehensive
Plan litigation with the Department of Community Affairs, which considered the Comprehensive
Plan for coastal Escambia County,provided to me a unique educational and land use experience that
would assist me in considering matters before the Environmental Advisory Board as it makes its
recommendations to the Collier County Board of Commissioners.
Therefore, please forward my letter of interest together with my curriculum vitae to the
Committee for its review and consideration for this vacancy. The time and assistance you accord
this matter is greatly appreciated.
With kind regards, I remain
Very truly yours,
DAVID E. BRYANT
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DAVID E. BRYANT
Addresses:
Office: DAVID E. BRYANT, CHARTERED
215 Airport Road South
Naples, Florida 34104
Telephone: (941) 435-0550
Facsimile: (941) 649-8967
Home: 2123 River Reach Drive
Naples. Florida 34104
Telephone: (941) 643-2668
A. EDUCATION PREPARATION:
( University of West Florida BA- Major: Political
Pensacola,Florida Science/Management
1970
Stetson University JD - Major: Law 1974
College of Law
St. Petersburg, Florida
B. EDUCATION HONORS:
Provost Scholar University of West Florida
Presidential Scholar University of West Florida
First Chief Justice, University of West Florida
University Judiciary
Outstanding Participant Stetson University College of Law
Moot Court Competition
C. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
Private Legal Practice 1996 - Present
Naples and Tampa. Florida
Assistant County Attorney 1993 - 1996
Office of the County Attorney Naples, Florida
Collier County, Florida
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Assistant County Attorney 1991 - 1992
Office of the County Attorney Pensacola, Florida
Escambia County, Florida
Private Legal Practice 1986 - 1991
Tampa, Florida
Legal Partnership in firm of 1979 - 1986
Bryant and Epperson, PA Tampa, Florida
Special Counsel 1979 - 1981
Hillsborough Community College Tampa, Florida
Board of Trustees
Chief, Felony Division 1975 - 1979
Assistant State Attorney Tampa, Florida
Thirteenth Judicial Circuit
Executive Assistant and 1975
Senatorial Aid to Tampa, Florida
Senator Guy Spicola, during the
1975 Florida legislative session
Legal Assistant, 1972 - 1974
Senator John Ware,
Minority Leader of the Florida Senate
D. LITIGATION EXPERIENCES:
1. Private Representation:
a. Plaintiff and defense representation involving all areas of civil
practice.
b. "PRO" negotiation, trial, and settlement for physicians, acute care,
long term and psychiatric institutions.
c. Preparation, negotiation, settlement, and/or trial of personal injury
matters.
d. Extensive criminal defense involvement including representation of
medical and health care professionals in DEA fraud, medicare and
medicaid investigations.
e. Representation and in-service training of Emergency Medical Service
in DNR/living will, and risk management matters.
f. Investigation and prosecution of administrative officials, including
the President of Hillsborough Community College, Tampa, Florida.
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g. Prosecution and defense of administrative licensure matters from
trial before DOAH through review on appeal.
2. Contract Counsel, Department of Professional Regulation
(Statewide 1983 - 1989):
a. Represented Boards of:
Medicine
Dentistry
Osteopathy
Architecture
Engineers
Optometry
Construction Industry
b. Appellate Representation:
Board of Medicine
3. Assistant State Attorney:
a. Chief of Felony Division:
1. Responsible for supervision of other felony attorneys.
2. Managed and Personally tried most significant cases in
division.
b. Prosecuted in the following areas:
1. Traffic Division
2. Juvenile Division
3. Misdemeanor Division
4. Felony Division
c. Types of prosecuted cases:
First Degree Murder to Driving While Intoxicated
4. Assistant County Attorney, Escambia County:
a. Overall litigation responsibility for the Comprehensive Plan and land
use matters for Escambia County.
Lead counsel for the County in three week DOAH hearing with the
Department of Community Affairs over the Comprehensive Plan for
the County.
b. Responsible for all litigation involving the County including all
personal injury, condemnation and contractual matters.
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c. Legal counsel to the Zoning Board of Adjustment for Escambia
County, Florida.
d. Legal Counsel to the Planning Board for Escambia County, Florida
e. Legal designee to the Concurrency Review/Vesting Committee for the
County.
f. Legal representative to the Subdivision Regulation Review Committee
for the County.
g. Legal Representative to the Transportation Access Management
Review Committee.
5. Assistant County Attorney, Collier County:
a. Overall litigation responsibility for all matters wherein the Board of
County Commissioners is a named defendant.
b. Prosecution of matters before the Code Enforcement Board for the
Collier County Compliance Services Department.
c. Eminent Domain representation for Collier County for the Capital
projects, Utilities and Transportation Departments.
d. Foreclosure responsibility in all matters dealing with lien
enforcement and special taxing district authority.
E. TRANSACTIONAL EXPERIENCES:
1. Real Estate Counsel, managed the following:
a. Responsible for closing certain commercial and residential loans.
b. Extensive experience in troubled loan work out and foreclosure.
c. Creation of various real estate contracts and agreements.
F. OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES
1. Successfully completed the Health Care Risk Management Program held
at the University of South Florida.
2. Legislative liaison and management involving governmental affairs and
legislation for Senator Spicola.
3. Adjunct Professor: St. Petersburg Junior College.
4. "Hats Off Award," Pensacola Association of Realtors, 1992.
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5. "Success Series" Instructor - Pensacola Association of Realtors,
1991-1993.
G. COMMITTEES AND MEMBERSHIPS:
1. State of Florida, Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services,
Emergency Medical Services Advisory Council Board Member, 1991-1994.
2. Emergency Medical Services State Plan Committee, 1992-1994.
3. Administrative Law Committee, The Florida Bar.
4. Health Law Committee, The Florida Bar.
5. Real Property Committee, The Florida Bar.
6. Environmental Law and Land Use Committee, The Florida Bar.
7. Central Florida Medical Malpractice Claims Council.
8. National Associations of Realtors.
9. Pensacola Association of Realtors, Inc., member of the Board of Directors,
1991-1992 and 1992-1993.
10. Pensacola Association of Realtors Foundation, Inc., member of the Board
of Directors, 1992-1994.
11. Tampa Board of Realtors.
12. 1000 Friends of Florida.
13. Pensacola Country Club.
14. Collier County Bar Association
H. PROFESSIONAL LICENSURE AND CER'T'IFICATION:
The Florida Bar - 1974 - #179284
United States Supreme Court - October 10, 1978
United States District Court - Middle District of Florida
Florida Real Estate Broker - 1986 - BK 0206609
Florida Mortgage Broker - 1986 - HB 266745393 SP
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Ms. Sue Filson, Administrative Assistant
Board of County Commissioners
3301 U.S. 41 East
Naples, Fla. 34112 Re: Environmental
Advisory Board
Dear Ms. Filson:
It is my understanding that a vacancy exists on the Collier
County Environmental Advisory Board. I would be pleased to be
considered for this appointment.
A brief Professional Summary is enclosed. I have had a varied
background in the engineering field, and feel that I might have
something to offer to the many environmental problems faced by
Collier County officials.
I relocated to Naples approximately nine months ago, and am a
registered voter and property owner. It is important to
participate in ones's adopted community, and this could be
an appropriate opportunity.
Thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely,
William W. Hill
William W. Hill
Professional Summary
1065 Gulfshore Blvd. N. No. 413
Naples, Fl. 34102 941/435-3534
EDUCATION
B.S.M.E. Georgia Institute of Technology
M.S.A.E. Purdue University
Ph.D. Colorado State University
ACADEMIC AND ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE
Purdue University
Instructor, School of Aeronautical Engineering and
Engineering Sciences
Tri-State University
Chairman, Department of Aeronautical Engineering, 1961-63
Assistant Professor, Department of Mathematics and
Engineering Mechanics, 1963-64
Associate Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, 1966-74
Dean of Engineering, 1974-78
Director, Engineering and Research Center, 1975-78
Senior Vice President, 1978-81
L.L. Dresser Professor of Engineering, 1981-84
Director, Tri-State University Energy Analysis and Diagnostic
Center, 1983-85
Professor of Mechanical and Aeronautical Engineering, 1984-88
Chairman, Department of Mechanical and Aeronautical
Engineering, 1988-93
Engineering Professor Emeritus, 1993
ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE
Engineering Consultant to:
Hydraulic Power Division of Eaton Corporation; Marshall, MI
City of Angola, Indiana
Henry B. Steeg Division of HNTB, Indianapolis
Brads-Ko Engineering, Elkhart, Indiana
Steuben County and Pigeon River Drainage Boards
Indiana Department of Natural Resources, T x 2000 Lake
Enhancement Program
Member, Steuben County Solid Waste Study Committee
Member, Maumee River Valley Erosion Control Study Committee
Owner; William Hill & Associates, Angola, Indiana; 1992-96
Registered Professional Engineer; Indiana, Ohio, Michigan
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William W. Hill
ENGINEERING AND PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
Member; ASME, ISPE, NSPE, Sigma Xi, Indiana Lake Management
Society and NALMS.
Past Regional Vice President, National Society of Professional
Engineers
Past President, Indiana Society of Professional Engineers
Past Member, 1985-1993, Indiana Registration Board for
Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors, Chairman,
1987 and 1988
COMMUNITY SERVICE
Kiwanis Club of Angola and Past President, 1970-96
Steuben County Lakes Council; Founder and Member of Board of
Directors, 1972-93
Past member, Steuben County Red Cross Board
Member, First Congregational Church; Past Treasurer
Member, Kiwanis Club; Naples on the Gulf
Member, The Conservancy, Naples
MILITARY SERVICE
Flight Instructor, U.S. Navy, 1951-55
HONORS AND AWARDS
Sigma Gamma Tau
Pi Tau Sigma
Tau Beta Pi
Chi Epsilon "Citizen Engineer" Award
ISPE Distinguished Service Award
Pi Tau Sigma Outstanding Faculty Award
Sears Roebuck Outstanding Faculty Award
McKetta Outstanding Engineering Faculty Award
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Daniel C. McLean, P.E.
Consulting Engineer
Boarc of CountyCornssi Ener_
( Chemical, Metallurgical,and Environmental)
835 Bentwater Circle, Unit 103
Naples,Florida 34108
Telephone: 941 - 514-3323
May 18, 1997
Ms, Sue Filson
Administrative Assistant
Board of County Commissioners
3301 U.S. 41 East
Naples, FL. 34112
Dear Ms. Filson:
In response to the notice published in the Naples Daily News today, I herewith submit
my resume' indicating my qualifications for the position of member of the
Environmental Advisory Board. I have been involved in all types of environmental issues
since 1965. Activity has been mainly in the area of resolving industrial and municipal
waste disposal problems ( air, water, solid waste) with particular emphasis on
developing practical and cost effective remedial actions. Obviously,this activity included
continual interaction with the EPA, State and County regulatory agencies in negotiating
terms in the various permitting procedures.
I believe my extensive environmental engineering experience could be of great value
to your Environmental Advisory Board, and I would greatly appreciate being given the
opportunity to meet with its members to discuss how I might be of service. I am
immediately available..
Sincerely yours,
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PERSONAL
Am a semi-retired Chemical, Metallurgical and Environmental Engineer
with over 50 years of interdisciplinary engineering planning and
operational experience in the technical areas listed below. Also have
several years experience as a University professor and industrial
instructor teaching chemistry, hydro-metallurgy, mineral beneficiation
and environmental engineering (see specifics below).
Managerial experience includes heading a large industrial chemical
laboratory, being Research Director for a large mining company,vice-
president and chief engineer for a new environmental equipment
company and President of my own engineering consulting group.
Experience in related fields includes water management, industrial and
municipal waste water treatment,solid waste management, preparation
of environmental feasibility studies and permit applications (air, water,
solid waste, noise, radiation).
Technical writing experience includes the preparation of over twenty
technical papers on a wide variety of subjects for presentation at
national engineering society meetings and for journal publication.Also
have experience with the preparation of technical brochures and plant
operating manuals. Have written and obtained over 15 U.S. patents in my
name for various technical developments. Have ability to use computer
word processing and graphics.
Have very strong backgound in chemistry, and good knowledge of geology
and statistical methods.
EDUCATION
B.S. Chemical Engineering - Tufts University - 1940
M.S. Chemical Engineering - Missouri School of Mines - 1942
PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION
Chemical and Metallurgical Engineer -W.Va. - No. 001488
AREAS OF EXPERTISE
Design and operation of industrial and municipal waste water systems
Water Management
Solid Waste Management ( municipal- mining- agricultural)
Acid Mine Water Remediation
Algae Control Systems ( new flotation process)
Harbor and Estuary Remediation Methods
( Metals Recovery and Recycling- process design and development
Air Pollution Control Systems
Environmental Impact Studies and Report Preparation
Process and Environmental Feasibility Study Preparation
Environmental Permit Application Preparation ( air, water,solid waste, noise)
Environmental Auditing
Metals and Minerals Recovery ( process design, laboratory and pilot plant
research and development, plant operations,
management)
Underground Mining Roof Support
Chemical Plant Design and Operation
Chemical Laboratory Design and Operation
PATENTS
20 U.S. and foreign patents covering chemical and metallurgical processes, mine roof
support,and environmental remediation processes. Details can be provided if of
interest.
PUBLICATIONS
Over 20 technical papers presented and published pertaining to new developments
in hvdrometallurgy, precious metal scrap recovery, water management in the
mining industry, statistical sampling procedures ( gold ore deposits, hazardous waste
sites ). Most are available for inspection if of interest.
EMPLOYMENT
Enviro-Bubble Flotation, Inc., Sacramento,Ca. Vice President and Chief Engineer,
1994- 1996/ Invented, built prototypes and supervised the construction and full
scale application of new micro-bubble flotation equipment for the remedial
treatment of all types of industrial and municipal waste waters.
Robert S. Miller Associates, Inc., Sacramento,Ca. Environmental and
Metallurgical Engineering Associate- 1986- 1994. Conducted laboratory testing of
remedial treatments for industrial wastes, prepared environmental permit
applications for sand and gravel operations and for municipal sewage sludge
disposal sites.
Iron Mountain Mines, Inc., Sacramento, Ca. - Chief Environmental and
Metallurgical Engineer, 1985 -1987. Designed and pilot plant tested a new solution
mining process for the complete and economical recovery of all metals from acid
mine drainage at one of the worst EPA Superfund sites. Conducted extensive
permitting conferences with EPA Regional IX office and the California water
regulatory agencies and their consultants. Wrote several environmental and process
reports.
Davy McKee Corporation, San Ramon,Ca. Senior Staff Engineer( Environmental
and Process ) - 1978 - 1985 Was the principal environmental engineer for one of
the world's foremost mining and metallurgical construction companies. Duties
consisted of providing environmental engineering input to all types of new
construction projects (mineral processing plants and smelters) and preparing
environmental impact reports and all types of permit applications. Duties also
included process design work and preparation of feasibility studies.
Cyprus Metallurgical Process Corporation,Tucson,Az. - Research Director- 1976
-1978. Directed the laboratory and pilot plant development and the demonstration
plant operation for a new chloride hydrometallurgical process for recovering
copper from sulfide ores ( to replace smelters). Duties included supervision of the
R& D and analytical laboratories; the direction of process engineers and plant
foremen; and the preparation of periodic technical progress reports and patent
applications.
Metek, Inc. Lemont, Pa. - President - 1970 -1976. Head of group of
engineering consultants which developed designs and operating procedures for scrap
gold,silver, tungsten and manganese recovery plants; waste water treatment
facilities; and regional municipal solid waste recovery and recycling systems.
Prepared several regional pollution study reports(Central Pennsylvania ).
Conducted the initial laboratory development work for a new micro-bubble flotation
process for the treatment of industrial waste waters.Did field studies on new
methods for egg and fruit wash waters; laundry and electroplating waste waters;
{ and car wash waters. Also developed a new low cost fuel from waste oil to replace
natural gas.
Pennsylvania State University - Associate Professor of Mineral Preparation
Engineering - 1964 - 1969. Taught graduate and undergraduate courses in
hydrometallurgy, process plant design, mineral processing,and mining waste water
and solid waste treatment and disposal.Also obtained and directed several grants for
graduate studies in the fields of mining and municipal waste treatment and
recycling.
American Cyanamid Co. ( Cyanamid International) - Mining Chemical Div.
Wayne,NJ. - Assistant Chief Metallurgist - 1951 - 1964.
Duties consisted primarily of assisting in the development of new processes and
products for the mining industry at the Stamford Research Laboratories,then
testing these new products in operating mines and mineral processing plants.
This involved the planning of remote R&D operations and the training and
supervision of field engineers during field trials on an international scale.Obtained
many patents in the fields of uranium and vanadium metallurgy and for improved
methods of mine roof support using resin-grouted roof bolts.
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Marco Island,Florida 34145
Mrs. S. Filson
Administrative Assistant
Board of County Commissioners
3301 Tamiami Trail East
Naples, FL 34112
May 16, 1977
Dear Mrs. Filson:
I read in the Marco Island Eagle of the current vacancy on the Environmental
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Advisory Board. Enclosed is my resume in support of my interest in the
position.
Environmental work in the pharmaceutical and paper industries was part of
my most recent experience at the Procter & Gamble Company in Cincinnati. I
retired from P&G last September and became a resident of Marco Island in
January. Some of my biological research was performed on the west coast of
Florida, and I have been a property owner on Marco since 1993.
Please keep me informed about the appointment.
Ve truly yours,
Gary W. Hyatt, Ph.D.
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Curriculum Vitae
440 Seaview Court, No. 1605
Marco Island, FL 34145-2601
941-642-0715 (Voice and Fax)
Degrees: 1964, B.S., Biology, State University of New York
1967, M.S., Biology, State University of New York
1973, Ph.D., University of Illinois, Urbana, Zoology (Physiology and Ethology)
1996, Associate of Applied Science, Summa Cum Laude (Aviation
Maintenance Technologies), Engineering Division, Cincinnati State Technical
and Community College, Cincinnati, OH.
Dissertation Title : Physiological and Behavioral Studies of Color Vision in Fiddler
Crabs (Brachyura, Ocypodidae, Genus Uca). Diss. Abs. 34,Number 9, 1974. Order
number 74-5600, 90 pp.
U.S. Government Licenses and Ratings :
Pilot: Commercial, instrument, airplane, single-engine land.
Aviation Maintenance Technician: Airframe and Powerplant.
Memberships :
Florida State Poets Association
National Federation of State Poetry Societies
Professional Aviation Maintenance Association
Mooney Aircraft Pilots Association
Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association
Past Employers: Pine Plains Central School, Pine Plains, NY (1964-1967).
University of Illinois, Chicago (1973-1980).
The Procter&Gamble Company, Cincinnati, OH (1980-1996).
Cincinnati State Technical and Community College, Cincinnati, OH
(1996).
Current: Writer
Adjunct Professor of Biology, Edison Community College, Naples, FL
Edison Community Colley Assignments:
1997- Faculty. First-level general biology lecture and laboratory. Cellular
chemistry and genetics.
Cincinnati State Technical and Community College Assignments: •
1996 Faculty. Third-level general biology lecture and laboratory. Anatomy
and Physiology - Human organ systems.
P&G Assignments:
1995-1996 Information Manager, Health Care Research Center. Responsible for
policy development for adverse drug experience reporting,
pharmaceuticals R&D.
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1993-1995 P&G Pharmaceuticals, Regulatory & Clinical Development Department,
Cardiac Drugs. Responsible for regulatory strategies, environmental
assessments and global regulatory agency liaison for cardiac drugs
under development.
1990-1993 Paper Sector Professional and Regulatory Services, Composting
Infrastructure. Responsible for national basic and applied research
programs. Responsible for compost technology transfer to northeast
municipalities, and for solid waste and composting legislative and
regulatory activity in eight northeastern states. Responsible for
national Composting Council (Washington, DC) business and trade
association activities.
1986-1990 Management Systems Division, Paper Product Development. Reporting
group responsible for information systems in Paper Product
Development: business systems improvements, workstations,
networking, quality improvement tools and data management.
1984-1986 Management Systems Division, Technology Development. Reporting
group responsible for gatekeeping and introducing long-term,
emerging information system technologies to P&G businesses.
1982-1984 Management Systems Division, Integrated Workstation Development.
Developed first PC-based, multi-functional marketing workstation for
use in P&G sales and advertising.
1980-1982 Management Systems Division, Computer-Based Training. Introduced
computer-based training to P&G through MSD technical training
programs; plant basic skills and safety training programs.
Awards:
1992 Paper Product Development Teamwork Award. Compost Infrastructure
Team.
1990 Technical Association of the Pulp and Paper Industry. Best Paper
Award, presented at the 1990 Polymers, Laminations and Coatings
Conference.
1988 People Progress Award. Information Systems Support Team.
P&G Corporate Training (partial listing):
Total Quality with W. Edwards Deming and Akashi Fukuhara
Negotiating Skills
Team Building
Strategic Planning
Food and Drug Administration Rules and Regulations
University of Illinois Assignments:
1973-1980 Undergraduate teaching in large-section general biology courses.
Organismic biology; taxonomy; human systems; animal behavior, plant
anatomy, etc.
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Graduate seminars. Orientation behavior; courtship and agression;
behavioral ecology, etc.
1973-1980 Adjunct Professor of Computer-Based Education, Computer-Based
Education Research Laboratory, University of Illinois, Urbana-
Champaign.
rbanaChampaign. Design and develop computer-based curriculum programs
for biological sciences.
Awards:
Various unrestricted grants from University of Illinois Research Board,
National Science Foundation, Joyce Foundation, Chapman Memorial
Fund, American Museum of Natural History, Chicago Zoological Park.
Graduate College Summer Research Fellowship.
Pine Plains Central School Assignments:
Teaching high school biological science; middle school general science
(9th grade). Introduced experimental New York State Regents Biology
Curriculum (BSCS "Blue Version") to the school district.
Awards:
New York State Board of Regents Experimental Curriculum site.
Winner of 1967 statewide science fair.
List of Publications:
Published Literary Contributions:
In Prep. Hyatt, G.W. and W. Davis (photographer). "Seashore Poems".
Submitted Hyatt, G.W. "The Hitch". Writer's Journal.
Submitted Hyatt, G.W. "A Garden and Goethe". Writer's Journal
Published Scientific Contributions:
Submitted Kerr, K.M., D.C. McAvoy and G.W. Hyatt. Speciation of trace metals in
compost-amended agricultural soils in the northeastern United States. Journal
of Environmental Quality.
1996 R.B. Merkatz, M.R. Kinney, C.J. Bradley and G.W. Hyatt. Supporting Drug
Approvals: Part III FDA Moves Ahead With Policies On Studying Drugs Effects
on Women. Regulatory Affairs Focus. 1(10): 20-21.
C.J. Bradley, M.R. Kinney, R.B. Merkatz and G.W. Hyatt. Supporting Drug
Approvals: Part II Pharmacoeconomic Issues Continue to Pose Challenges for
Drug Developers. Regulatory Affairs Focus. 1(9):
M.R. Kinney, C.J. Bradley, R.B. Merkatz and G.W. Hyatt. Supporting Drug
Approvals: Part I Patient's Quality of Life Issues: Present Challenge for Drug
Developers. Regulatory Affairs Focus. 1(8): 18-19.
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1995 Hyatt, G.W. Economic, scientific and infrastructure basis for using municipal
composts in agriculture. In: D.L Karlen, et al. Eds. Agricultural utilization of
urban and industrial by-products. pp. 19-72. American Society of Agronomy
Special Publication No. 58. ASA, CSSA, and SSSA, Madison, WI.
1992 Hyatt, G.W. and T.L Richard (Eds.). Aerobic Composting and Compost Utilization.
Biomass and Bioenergy. 3:3-4. 299 pp.
1983 Salmon, M. and G.W. Hyatt. Spatial and temporal aspects of reproduction in
North Carolina fiddler crabs (Uca pugilator, Bosc). J. Exp. Mar. Biol. Ecol. 70:
21-43.
Salmon, M. and G.W. Hyatt. Communication. Vol. 7, Ch. 10. In: Bliss, Dorothy
(ed.). The Biology of Crustacea. Academic Press, N.Y.
Hyatt, G.W. Qualitative and quantitative dimensions of crustacean aggression.
In: Dunham, D. and S. Rebach (eds.). Crustacean Behavior. John Wiley & Sons.
1979 Hyatt, G.W. and M. Salmon. Comparative statistical and information analysis of
aggressive behavior in the fiddler crabs Uca pugilator and U. pugnax.
Behaviour. 63(1-2): 1-23.
Salmon, M. S.D. Ferris, D. Johnston, G. Hyatt and G.S. Whitt. Behavioral and
biochemical evidence for species distinctiveness in the fiddler crabs Uca
speciosa and U. spinicarpa Evolution. 33(1): 182-191.
Salmon, M. and G.W. Hyatt. The development of acoustic display in the fiddler
crab Uca pugilator and its hybrids with U. panacea. Marine Behaviour and
Physiology. 6: 197-209.
Hyatt, G.W. S.D. Smith and T.E.S. Raghavan. Game theory models of the
intermale combat in fiddler crabs (genus Uca). Proceedings of the
International Conference on Applied Game Theory. Vienna, Austria. 12-16
June, 1978. Physica Verlag. Vienna Wurzburg. pp. 414-429.
1978 Hyatt, G.W. and M. Salmon. Combat in the fiddler crabs Uca pugilator and U.
pugnax. Behaviour. 65: 182-211.
Salmon, M., G. Hyatt, K. McCarthy and J.D. Costlow. Display specificity and
reproductive isolation in the fiddler crabs Uca panacea and U. pugilator.
Zeitschrift fur Tierpsychologie 48: 251-276.
1977 Salmon, M., K. Horch and G.W. Hyatt. Barth's myochordotonal organ as a
receptor for auditory and vibrational stimuli in fiddler crabs (Uca pugilator
and U. minax). Marine Behaviour and Physiology.4: 187-194.
Hyatt, G.W. Field studies of size-dependent changes in waving display and other
behavior in the fiddler crab Uca pugilator. (Brachyura, Ocypodidae). Marine
Behaviour and Physiology. 4: 283-292.
Hyatt, G.W. Quantitative analysis of size-dependent variation in the fiddler crab
wave display Uca pugilator. (Brachyura, Ocypodidae). Marine Behaviour and
Physiology. 5: 19-36.
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1976 Fiddler Crabs of the World. Evolution. 30: 629-632. (Book Review).
1975 Hyatt, G.W. Physiological and behavioral evidence for color discrimination by
fiddler crabs (Brachyura, Ocypodidae, Genus Uca). In: Vemberg, F.J. (Ed.).
Physiological Ecology of Estuarine Organisms. Univ. of South Carolina Press,
pp. 333-365.
1974 Hyatt, G.W. Behavioral evidence for light intensity discrimination by the
fiddler crab Uca pugilator Bosc (Brachyura, Ocpodidae, Genus Uca). Animal
Behavior. 22: 796-801.
1973 Hyatt, G.W. and RA. Avner. Interactive teaching modules for animal behavior
on the Plato system. Physiologist. 16: 649-657.
1972 Hyatt, G.W., D.C. Eades and P. Tenczar. Computer Based Education in Biology.
Bi oSci en ce. 22: 401-409.
List of Published Computer-Based Education Biosciences Simulation Programs
Produced for the University of Illinois:
1980 Hyatt, G.W. Social Behavior. Simulated Field Observations. Minneapolis, Control
Data Corporation Instructional Computer Lesson.
Hyatt, G.W. Genetic Drift. Minneapolis, Control Data Corporation Instructional
Computer Lesson.
Hyatt, G.W. Natural Selection — A Contributor to Micro Evolution, Part I.
Minneapolis, Control Data Corporation Instructional Computer Lesson.
Hyatt, G.W. Natural Selection — A Contributor to Micro Evolution, Part IL
Minneapolis, Control Data Corporation Instructional Computer Lesson.
Hyatt, G.W. A Self-Contained Laboratory with a "Simple" Behavior.
Minneapolis, Control Data Corporation Instructional Computer Lesson.
Hyatt, G.W. Log Scales, Metric System, Chi-Square Analysis. Minneapolis,
Control Data Corporation Instructional Computer Lesson.
Hyatt, G.W. Comparative Serology. Minneapolis, Control Data Corporation
Instructional Computer Lesson.
1978 Hyatt, G.W. Biogeochemical Cycles. Minneapolis, Control Data Corporation
Instructional Computer Lesson.
Hyatt, G.W. Enzyme Activity. Minneapolis, Control Data Corporation
Instructional Computer Lesson.
Hyatt, G.W. Probability and Heredity. Minneapolis, Control Data Corporation
Instructional Computer Lesson.
Invited Lectures. Conferences Organized and Platform Skills:
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( 1995 "Current Issues in Clinical Trials" (Organizer and Chair). Regulatory Affairs
Professional Society Annual Meeting and Exposition. Washington, DC.
1993 "Agricultural Research With MSW Compost in the Northeast". BioCycle National
Conference. May 12-14, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
"Use of Municipal Solid Waste Compost for Growing Commercial Crops in the
Northeast United States". ASTSWMO National Solid Waste Forum July 18-20,
Lake Buena Vista, Florida
1992 "Compost From Secondary Resources: Summary of Agronomic Research in the
Northeast". Meeting of Northeast Agricultural Experiment Station and
Cooperative Extension Directors. August 14, Newport, Rhode Island.
1991 "Northeast Regional Solid Waste Composting Conference" (Organiser and Co-
chair). Albany, NY.
1979 "Fiddler Crab Behavior". Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences. The
John Hopkins University. Baltimore, MD.
"Qualitative and Quantitative Dimensions of Crustacean Aggression." National
Meeting of the Animal Behavior Society. New Orleans, LA.
"A Differential Game Theory Analysis of Combat in the Fiddler Crab, Uca
pugilator." 16th Annual Ethological Conference. University of British
Columbia. Vancouver, BC.
1978 "Games Fiddler Crabs Play". Summer Faculty Guest Lecture, Duke University
Marine Laboratory, Beaufort, NC.
"Behavior and Ecology of Fiddler Crabs". Physiology of Marine Organisms
Course. Guest Lecturer. Duke University Marine Laboratory, Beaufort, NC.
"Tidal and Lunar Influences on the Behavioral Time Budget of the Fiddler
Crab, Uca pugilator, on Shackleford Bank, North Carolina". Symposium
entitled, "Social Behavior on Islands". National Meeting of the Animal
Behavior Society. Seattle, WA.
"Fiddler Crabs". Department of Biological Sciences Seminar. University of
Illinois, Chicago, IL
1977 "Elements of Visually Mediated Behavior in Fiddler Crabs". Department of
Biology, DePaul University. Chicago, IL
"Crab Wars". Popular Lecture delivered to the Margaret Morse Nice Lecture
Series on Animal Behavior. Chicago Academy of Sciences, Chicago, IL
"Ethology as a Field Science". Biology Department, Arlington Heights High
School, Arlington Hgts., IL
1976 "Behavior of Fiddler Crabs". Invertebrate Zoology Course. Duke University
Marine Laboratory, Beaufort, NC.
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1975 "Crab Courtship: An Ethologists Version of an Engineering Approach to
Behavior". Department of Bioengineering, University of Illinois, Chicago.
1974 "Light Intensity Discrimination and Color Vision in Fiddler Crabs". Summer
Faculty Guest Lecture, Duke University Marine Laboratory, Beaufort, NC.
1973 "Interactive Teaching Modules for Animal Behavior on the Plato IV System".
Session on Computer-Assisted Education, Federation of American Society for
Experimental Biology, Annual Meeting, Atlantic City.
"Physiological and Behavioral Studies of Photoresponses in the Fiddler Crab
(Brachyura, Ocypodidae, Genus Uca). Symposium on the Physiological Ecology
of Estuarine Organisms. Belle W. Baruch Coastal Research Institute, University
of South Carolina, Columbia.
On-Line Demonstration of Computer-Based Biology Materials at the Department
of Clinical Pharmacy, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis.
1972 "Computer-Based Ethology". On-line demonstration at Regional Meeting of the
Animal Behavior Society, Indiana State University, Terre Haute.
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Dear Ms. Filson,
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and Ordinances and even assisted with writing several environmental ordinances for the
Collier County Land Development Code.
As previously mentioned, I currently own and operate Collier Environmental
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experienced both as regulator and regulated, will give me an objective and unbiased
viewpoint while conducting my responsibilities as a Board Member on the Environmental
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Cardinal Mooney High School Diploma 1980
Sarasota, Florida
Manatee Junior College AA Degree 1982
Bradenton, Florida Biology
University of South Florida BS Degree 1990
Tampa, Florida Biology
Completed USF Cooperative Education Program April 1988
USF Undergraduate Research
-USF 1985 Apalachicola Archaeological Expedition& Research
- Lab Coordinator of Fauna Identification from Archeological Sites
- Studies of Seagrass Beds (Thalassia testudinum) in Upper Tampa Bay, Florida
- Growth Rates of Marine Algae ( Gracilaria tikvahiae, G. verrucosa, G. debits)
Port Manatee, Florida
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Collier Environmental Consultants Inc. Owner&Environmental
Naples, Florida Planner
Environmental Permitting, Planning Exotic Plant Removal/Poisoning
Vegetation Inventory Mitigation Plantings
Mitigation&Monitoring Plans Jurisdictional Determination
Threatened and Endangered Species Survey Environmental Impact Statements
Turrell& Associates, Inc. Senior Environmental Planner
Naples, Florida
Environmental Permitting, Planning Supervision of Staff
Threatened and Endangered Species Survey
Environmental Impact Statements
South Florida Water Management District Environmental Analyst
Fort Myers, Florida
Dredge& Fill Permit Review
Surface Water Permit Review
Collier County Government , Development Services Environmental Specialist II
Naples, Florida
Site Development Plan Compliance Landscape inspections
Planned Unit Development Compliance
Site Drainage Inspections
Southwest Florida Water Management District Field Services Technician
Tampa, Florida
As-Built Inspections
Surface and Ground Water Permit Compliance
Well Construction& Abandonment Inspections
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Florida Association of Environmental Professionals, Member
Southwest Florida Association of Environmental Professionals, Member
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Naples Area Chamber of Commerce, Member
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