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President’s Message

By Brent Packer, PE

Civil Source

Civil Engineers Make the Difference – They Build on the Quality of Life

ASCE Utah Section Newsletter April 2008

2008-2009 ASCE

ELECTIONS APRIL 30, 2008

We are approaching the last two months of the ASCE 2007-2008 term. I want

to thank and congratulate all of the ASCE members and officers that have contributed to the success of many well prepared branch luncheons, conferences, Section newsletters, and activities. Also, thank you for your participation in the various committees that were organized this past year to provide ASCE awards, scholarships, SEAU structural licensing bill review, etc. All the work that has been accomplished comes from volunteers. When all of us put in a little bit of time, big things happen. The success in all the Branches and Section would not be possible without YOU. This month’s newsletter contains a list of ASCE members that are running for

branch or section officer positions for the 2008-2009 term. I want to thank them for their desire to be part of and improve the ASCE Utah Section. Please review the candidate biographies and take the time to vote and submit the attached ballot to Dennis Pay (fax: (801) 483-6030 or e-mail: [email protected]) no later than April 30, 2008. Ballots may also be turned in to the branch secretary/treasurer at your monthly branch luncheon in April. We are planning on having the Annual ASCE Utah Section Meeting on May 23, 2008 at the Joseph Smith Memorial Building. Be sure to put this date on your calendars for an exciting meeting from the Section. We are planning on having Blaine Leonard, P.E., F.ASCE speak to us about “The Future of Engineering: Civil Engineering in 2025”. Blaine is a member of the Utah Section, is a past President of the Section, a past Director from District 11, a past Zone IV Vice President, and is currently a candidate for the ASCE President-Elect office at the national level. We are very fortunate to have him speak to us. We are also working on the details on seeing the construction of the Downtown Revitalization Project by the LDS church a block away from the Joseph Smith Memorial Building as part of the traditional tour following the Section meeting and lunch. More details will be coming in next month’s Civil Source.

A special thanks to all those who participated in this year’s Construction Career Days!

Brent Packer, P.E. ASCE Utah Section President

mailto:[email protected]


Announcements Northern Utah Branch

The Northern Utah Brach will have its April luncheon on Thursday, April 10th at the Bluebird Restaurant in Logan. The presenter will by Randy Wahlen. Clay Bodily Northern Utah Branch President

Wasatch Front Branch The Wasatch Front Branch (WFB) April guest lecturer is Jared Quilter, a senior engineer with Wasatch Wind in Heber City, Utah. He is currently working for the tower system division, designing space frame towers for wind turbines. Jared graduated from the University of Utah in civil engineering and is licensed in Utah and Washington. He will speak on “Wind Power in North America and the Need for Taller Towers.”

University of Utah

ASCE Student Chapter Golf Tournament

Wednesday, June 18, 2008

Thanksgiving Point, Lehi Registration at 1:00 pm Buffet Dinner at 7:00 pm

YMF Spring BBQ

Friday, April 18th at 5:30 pm Murray City Park

495 East 5300 South (Adjacent to Park Side Elementary)

Bring your frisbee, your basketball, or just

come eat and have some fun.

Just look for the big ASCE banner!

PE Exam

Good luck to all those taking the PE Exam

on April 11th!

ASCE 2008-2009 Elections

Make sure to turn in your ballots (located at the end of this issue) to Dennis Pay at

[email protected] by Wednesday, April 30th.

Jared Quilter will be speaking on “Wind Power in North America and the Need for Taller Towers” at

this month’s Wasatch Front Branch Meeting.

PLEASE NOTE THAT OUR MONTHLY MEETING LOCATION HAS CHANGED.

The lecture will be held at The Desert Star Theatre, at 4861 South State St. in Murray on April 18 and will begin promptly at noon. Plan to arrive early to have time to be seated prior to noon and please RSVP to Corbett Hansen by April 10 at [email protected].



Thank you to those that attended the Project Management training seminar on March 20-21, 2008. The seminar was well attended and I would like to thank Erin Donovan and Jim Seale for their efforts in organizing the seminar. The training was a great way to meet our licensure requirements for continuing education units and professional development hours. Please contact Erin Donovan with your ideas for future training seminars at 801-743-1328 or [email protected]. This month the WFB will be voting for the 2008-2009 Secretary/Treasurer and President Elect positions. Candidates will be introduced at the April WFB meeting and ballots can be completed at that time. For those that are unable to attend the meeting, e-Ballots will also be sent to you. Also, if you have not yet done so, renew your ASCE memberships and update your profiles at www.asce.org. If there are questions, please contact me at [email protected] or (801) 931-3305. Micheal G. McKamey Wasatch Front Branch President

DUCHESNE COUNTY WATER CONSERVANCY DISTRICT

FULL TIME ASSISTANT MANAGER Duties include project design work, water

development, project construction, working with riverand canal heading automation, interfacing with thepublic, canal companies, and culinary districts, andcoordinating projects between local, state, and federalagencies. Applicant must have the ability to workindependently and complete projects on or beforedeadlines. Qualifications shall include a civilengineering degree from an accredited university withan emphasis in water resources, and EIT license plus2 yrs minimum experience. The applicant must havegood oral/written communication skills, good publicrelations & computer skills. Probationary period of 3months required. Salary will be negotiable, dependingupon experience. Full benefit package will be providedafter probationary period.

For more information, contact Mr. RandyCrozier, DCWCD, (435) 722-4977, or mail resume toDCWCD, 855 East 200 North (112-10), Roosevelt, UT84066. Closing date for all applications will be April 29,2008 at 5:00 p.m. If no applications are received fromqualified applicants by April 29, 2008, DCWCD willexercise the option to leave the position open untilfilled DCWCD is an equal opportunity employer


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Central Utah Branch We would like to thank Jeff Klier for giving a presentation during our March luncheon about the Lake Side Power Plant in Lindon, Utah. He provided us with some interesting information on how the plant operates and several benefits of the combined cycle power plant. He also provided a tour of the plant after the luncheon so that we could get a hands-on feel of how the plant operates. Our April luncheon is currently scheduled for April 17th. We are planning on having a speaker discuss progress of the Mountain View Corridor in northern Utah County. Watch your e-mail for additional details. The May luncheon has also be scheduled and will be sponsored by the ASCE Utah Section on Friday, May 23rd, at the Joseph Smith Memorial Building in Salt Lake City. Blaine Leonard will be speaking on engineering progress and achievements over the past 100 years. A tour of the City Creek Center will follow the luncheon. Eric R. Dixon, P.E. Central Utah Secretary/Treasurer

Southern Utah Branch The Southern Utah Branch would like to extend a special thank you to Rod Cox, Hugo Angelas, Tracy Stout (AGEC), Chris Berry, Ryan Wright (Rosenberg Associates), Arthur LeBaron (Hurricane City) and Clay Tolbert (McNeil Engineering) for their participation this years Construction Career Days. The Construction Career Days provides local high school and intermediate school kids with the opportunity to get hands on look at the various construction and engineering fields. All those who participated enjoyed the opportunity to participate in this unique outreach event.

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Younger Member Forum

The local West Point Bridge Design competition is underway with high school students participating from Dixie High, Hurricane High, Pineview and Snow Canyon. The competition will continue to the end May where prizes will be awarded to best designed bridge. If anyone is interested in participating please contact the local branch officers for more information. This year’s elections are upon us, so please take the time to vote and return the ballots to a branch officer. Brett Jensen Southern Utah Branch President

Geotechnical Group The Geotechnical Group does not have any announcements for March.

The Younger Member Forum will be holding its annual Spring BBQ on April 18, 2008 starting at 5:30 pm. The BBQ will be held at Murray City Park located at 495 East 5300 South adjacent to Park Side Elementary look for the big ASCE banner. Everyone is welcome and kids are encouraged to come. Bring your frisbee, basketball, or just come and eat and have some fun. If you have any questions please contact one of the presidency for more information. The spring session of the P.E. Exam Review was completed in time for those getting ready to take the exam on April 11th. Pass or fail, taking the exam is one step in the right direction for the continuation of a professional engineering career. We hope that all of you pass. We have had few more people pick up outreach kits to take around to elementary schools. Please give us feedback on how the presentations were done and if they were successful. Just a reminder to everyone that the kits may be taken to any location you desire: schools, parks, malls, scout meetings, etc.. Anyone looking to participate in engineering outreach now has a single point of contact to the resources already prepared to get going. The kits are probably most suitable for ages in elementary grades 4, 5, or 6. If you would like to participate and volunteer in the outreach program please let us know. The kits can be shipped to anyone and anywhere in the state that is interested in outreach. Please contact Cable Murray at [email protected] if you would like more information. Joseph Serre USYMF-President

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2008-2009 ASCE UTAH SECTION

ELECTIONS BALLOT

PLEASE SEND IN YOUR VOTE TO DENNIS PAY AT [email protected] BY WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30H 5:00 PM

THE FOLLOWING FORMAT MAY BE USED TO SUBMIT YOUR VOTE BY EMAIL: 1. YOUR UTAH SECTION BRANCH

2. THE CANDIDATE’S NAME AND POSITION YOU ARE VOTING FOR

UTAH SECTION All ASCE Utah section members may vote in this section and then vote in your individual branches.

President-Elect of the Utah Section MATT SIBUL

Matt Sibul is a registered professional engineer with 15 years of experience in transportation engineering, working both for private consultants and public agencies. Matt currently is a Project Manager at the Utah Transit Authority (UTA) in Salt Lake City. He is leading the agency's efforts to design and build a six-mile TRAX extension to the Salt Lake City International Airport. Matt has been involved with ASCE for his entire engineering career, and has served in numerous leadership roles on the Wasatch Front Branch. Matt lives in the Sugarhouse area of Salt Lake City with his wife and two girls.

Secretary-Treasurer of the Utah Section

MARK BREITENBACH Mark Breitenbach is a registered professional engineer and project manager with the Central Utah Water Conservancy District. Mark attended Stanford University in Palo Alto, California and graduated with a degree in civil engineering. He has worked on developing water projects in the southwestern states for the past 30 years. His work has mainly involved planning, design, rights-of-way acquisition and construction of the distribution systems of the Central Arizona Project in Arizona, agricultural water delivery systems in the southern San Joaquin Valley in California and numerous hydrologic flood studies.

Mark moved to Woodland, Utah in 1992 and began working on water conservation projects as a consultant to the Conservancy Utah Water Conservancy District. In 1999, he took a Project Manager position at the District and is responsible for the planning of the Utah Lake Drainage Basin Water Delivery System, the final major water delivery feature of the Central Utah Project. Mark was president of the Central Utah Branch of the A.S.C.E. during the 2006-2007 term.

NORTHERN UTAH BRANCH Northern Utah Branch members may vote in the following election:

President-Elect of the Northern Utah Branch

CHRIS SLATER Chris is a 2001 graduate of Utah State University. He is a PE and currently working for JUB Engineers in the Logan office. Chris currently has two daughters and one son. There is also another son on the way.



WASATCH FRONT BRANCH Wasatch Front Branch members may vote in the following election:

President-Elect of the Wasatch Front Branch

CORBETT HANSEN Corbett has a Master’s Degree in Civil Engineering from Brigham Young University and has been practicing geotechnical engineering in Utah for more than 10 years. The last 8 years have been at his current place of employment, Kleinfelder, where he works as a senior engineer and Geotechnical Group Manager. He is a Professional Engineer in the state of Utah. Corbett has been involved with projects ranging from single-story commercial buildings to power plants and pipelines to levees in California. He has performed a majority of his work on transportation projects here in the state including the Legacy Parkway that will open this year.

Corbett has been a member of ASCE for over 14 years. He has been active in the Wasatch Front Branch since 1998 and is currently serving as the Branch’s Secretary/Treasurer. For the last several years, Corbett has helped with the PE review course by teaching the geotechnical portion.

Corbett is married with four children. When he can find spare time, he enjoys working on projects around the house.

Secretary-Treasurer of the Wasatch Front Branch

BRIAN WARNER Brian Warner graduated with a Master of Science from the University of Utah in 2004. Prior to his graduation, Mr. Warner spent 8 years as a military professional in the United States Army as a Combat Engineer earning the rank of Staff Sergeant. He is currently a registered professional engineer in Utah and California. He has worked for McNeil Engineering, Inc. since his graduation in the structural department and has worked his way to be a project manager and associate senior engineer. Mr. Warner has been active in the ASCE since his days as the treasurer of the student section at the University of Utah. Mr. Warner has recently helped out with the Younger Member Forum with the PE review courses, which included organizing and instructing the structural sessions.

SHAWNA SMITH Shawna Smith graduated from the University of Utah in May of 2002 with her Bachelors in Civil Engineering. She began working at CLC Associates, Inc. later than year as a civil engineer and, more recently, as a project manager. She obtained her Utah PE license in August 2006 and is also licensed in Arizona and New Mexico. Shawna recently became CPESC certified this past February. She has been a member of ASCE since 2001.


CENTRAL UTAH BRANCH

Central Utah Branch members may vote in the following election: President-Elect of the Central Utah Branch

BRIAN J. ANDREW Brian J. Andrew has more than 10 years of professional experience in the water resources industry. He has helped plan, design, and complete numerous water development projects for public- and private sector clients. These many projects have assisted municipal and agricultural water users. Brian has experience in the planning and design of drinking water and irrigation water systems including pipelines, canals, pump stations, drainage systems, dams and storage reservoirs as well as writing experience in the preparation of numerous reports including master plans, feasibility studies, environmental documents, and water rights. Brian is employed by Hansen, Allen & Luce and currently works out of their Orem office. Brian

has a bachelor’s degree in Biological Engineering and a master’s degree in Irrigation Engineering from Utah State University. Brian is a registered Professional Engineer in Utah. He has been a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers Central Utah Branch since 2000. Brian and his wife reside in Pleasant Grove and find most of their spare time taken up with activities for their three sons, ages 7, 5, and 3.

MATT SMITH Matt Smith was born and mostly raised in Provo, Utah. However, he lived for 2 years in Kuwait City, Kuwait; 1 year in Szeged, Hungary; and 1 year in Copenhagen, Denmark. Matt graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering from BYU. He then worked for Neil O. Anderson and associates in Lodi, California (geotechnical & structural) for a year before deciding he didn't want to have to sell his first-born to be able to buy a house. Matt took a job with RB&G Engineering in 2002, and has been here since. He is primarily involved with roadway design, and reinforced concrete structural design. Matt currently lives in Pleasant Grove, with his wife of 11 years, Patti, and their 5 children. He spends most of his free

time hiking and backpacking in the desert, and working with the local Varsity Scout team.

Secretary-Treasurer of the Central Utah Branch

ERIC DIXON Eric Dixon has been Secretary/Treasurer for the past year and has enjoyed his time getting to know the branch members and be involved with planning the branch activities. He enjoys the variety of topics that are presented at the branch activities and luncheons. Eric has been working with Franson Civil Engineers since he graduated from BYU over 10 years ago. He has worked on several interesting and challenging dam and water resources projects over the years. Eric lives in American Fork with his wife, Bonnie, and their 5 (soon to be 6) kids.


SOUTHERN UTAH BRANCH

Southern Utah Branch members may vote in the following election: President-Elect of the Southern Utah Branch

CHRIS PETTIGREW Chris currently works for Rosenberg Associates in St. George, Utah as a Project Engineer. He grew up in Logan and graduated from Utah State University in 2002 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineer. During college Chris worked for the Division of Water Rights in Logan as an Engineering Technician. After graduating he moved to Cedar City to work for InSite Engineering until relocating to St. George in April 2005.

Chris was married in May 2006 and became licensed as a Professional Engineer in August 2006. He enjoys sharing the many outdoor activities Southern Utah has to offer such as hiking, biking, climbing and camping with his wife Chrissie and their chocolate lab Luna.

Secretary-Treasurer of the Southern Utah Branch

BOB LAMOREAUX Bob has worked in Salt Lake City and American Fork, Utah, and then Fresno, California before landing here in St. George with AGEC. Bob is a project engineer and oversees the work performed by AGEC in the Mesquite and Clark County, Nevada area. He grew up in Lindon, Utah and graduated from Brigham Young University in 1998 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineering. Bob is a licensed professional engineer in Utah, Nevada, and Arizona.

Bob was married two days after graduating from college in August of 1998. He and his wife Robyn have four children ranging in age from 8 to 18 months. He enjoys spending time with his family, coaching the boys’ basketball and baseball teams, and playing golf.


Civil Source Calendar

April

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 3 4 5

6 7 8 9 10

Northern Utah Branch

Meeting Bluebird

Restaurant

11

PE Exam

12

13 14 15 16 17 Central Utah

Branch Meeting

18 Wasatch

Front Branch Meeting

12:00 Noon Desert Star

Theatre 4861 S State

YMF Spring BBQ Murray

City Park 495 E 5300 S

19

20 21 22 23 24 25 26

27 28 29 30

ASCE Election

Ballots Due


ASCE Utah Section Contact Info

Utah Section http://sections.asce.org/utah/index.htm President Brent Packer, P.E. Bowen, Collins & Associates [email protected] (801)-495-2224 President-Elect Curt McCuistion, P.E. Nolte Associates [email protected] Secretary-Treasurer Dennis Pay, P.E. South Salt Lake City [email protected] (801)-483-6038 Past President Bob Davis, P.E. Sunrise Engineering, Inc. [email protected] (801)-523-0100

Northern Utah Branch President Clay Bodily, P.E. Smithfield City [email protected] (435)-563-6226 x 109 President-Elect Danny MacFarlane Secretary-Treasurer Marvin Lewis, P.E. Keller-Bliesner Engineering, LLC [email protected] (435)-753-5651 Past President Mark Nielsen, P.E. Logan City [email protected] (435)-716-9151

Wasatch Front Branch President Micheal McKamey, P.E. Eimco Water Technologies [email protected] (801)-526-2344 President-Elect Erin Donovan, P.E. Nolte Associates, Inc. [email protected] (801)-743-1328

Secretary-Treasurer Corbett Hansen, P.E. Kleinfelder [email protected] 801-261-3336 Past President Cathy Romero, P.E. Carter-Burgess [email protected] (801)-355-1112

Central Utah Branch President David Jensen, P.E. Brigham Young University [email protected] (801)-442-2094 President Elect Scott Olson, P.E. Horrocks Engineers [email protected] (801)-763-5150 Secretary-Treasurer Eric R. Dixon, P.E. Franson Civil Engineers [email protected] (801)-756-0309 Past President Mark Breitenbach, P.E. Central Utah Water Conservancy District [email protected] (801)-226-7105

Southern Utah Branch President Brett Jensen, EIT Carter-Burgess [email protected] (435)-627-1888 President-Elect Elisabeth Whitlock, P.E. Carter-Burgess [email protected] (435)-627-1888 Secretary-Treasurer Chris Pettigrew, P.E. Rosenberg Associates

Past President Arthur O. LeBaron, P.E., P.L.S. Hurricane City [email protected] (435)-635-2811 ext 113

Geotechnical Group Chair David Plehn, P.E. Geopier [email protected] (801)-269-8012 Secretary-Treasurer Ryan Cole IGES 801-270-9400 Past Chair Joergen Pilz, P.E. AMEC Earth & Environmental (801)-266-0720

Younger Member Forum President Joseph Serre Geneva Rock [email protected] (801)-440-4168 Vice-President Brad Conder, P.E. Horrocks Engineers [email protected] (801)-763-5100 Secretary Kyle Twitchell Reaveley Engineers & Associates [email protected] (801)-486-3883 Treasurer Jenni Oman Salt Lake County [email protected] (801)-468-2664 Past President Cable M. Murray, P.E. Jacobsen Construction [email protected] (801)-502-3032 Utah State University Liaison Jonathan Updike, P.E. Michael Baker Jr. Inc. [email protected]

University of Utah 2008

The Student Chapters of the Associated General Contractors & American Society of Civil Engineers Present

Swing Into Summer Golf Tournament

Course: Thanksgiving Point, Lehi Utah

Date: Wednesday, June 18, 2008

Cost: $100 per person or $300 per foursome Price includes golf, cart rental, and buffet dinner

Time/Schedule: Registration @ 1:00 pm Shotgun start @ 2:00 pm Network on the 18th hole @ 6:00 pm Buffet Dinner 7:00 pm

This year’s tournament will be a four man scramble. Individual golfers may create their own foursomes, or singles will be placed in foursomes by the tournament committee.

All Proceeds benefit the University of Utah AGC and ASCE student chapters Company Name Company phone Company Address

Contact Name

Contact Phone Contact Email

Player(s) Names 1.

Players’ Phone Players’ Email

2.

3.

4.

Please keep players 1-2-3-4 together

Please pair us with others

Sorry, we cannot attend, however please accept our donation Method of Payment:

For Visa, MasterCard, or American Express register and make payments online at https://umarket.utah.edu/civilmarket/ then Golf Tournament

For checks register online as above then select ‘Pay with Check’ at the checkout. Mail check payable to ASCE Student Chapter

Please complete and return this entry form along with a copy of the email confirmation or check payment by June 4, 2008 to:

AGC/ASCE Student Chapter, 122 South Central Campus Dr., Salt Lake City, UT 84112

Contact Information: To reserve a foursome, or for sponsorship opportunities contact:

• Richard Franz, 801 694 2783, AGC Student Chapter • Amanda Gilliland, 801 336 7544, ASCE Student Chapter


Early Bird Offer: Two Foursomes w/

hole sponsor: $700

University of Utah AGC/ASCE Golf Classic

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Sponsorship is an opportunity to promote your company while supporting the U of U ASCE and AGC student

chapters, scholarships, education outreach, and community service projects

#Available Description Price

15 left Hole Sponsor – Name published in sponsors list and Advertisement at the hole $300

2 Closest to the Hole – Name published in sponsors List, advertisement at the tee, name announced during banquet $350

2 Longest drive hole sponsor – Name published in Sponsors list, advertisement at the tee, name announced during banquet

$350

4 Drink cart sponsor – Name published in sponsors list, Advertisement sign displayed on drink cart $150

1 Winner Sponsor – Name announced during awards Ceremony $300

Unlimited Student Sponsor – Name on sponsors list $70

2 Dinner Sponsor – Name published in sponsors list, Advertisement sign displayed at the dinner $150

Contact Place sponsor (second, third, most honest…) – Name published in sponsor list, name announced during award ceremony

$250

RESERVE EARLY! Tournament Sponsorship is on a first-come, first - serve basis.

If you have any questions about hole sponsorship or raffle donations contact:

Richard Franz @ 801 694 2783 or by email at [email protected] or Amanda Gilliland @ 801 336 7544 or by email at [email protected]


Sponsorship Form

Name: Email:

Company Name:

Phone:

Address:

Type of Sponsorship:

Amount enclosed:

Additional Sponsor

Name: Email:

Company Name:

Phone:

Address:

Type of Sponsorship:

Amount enclosed:

Please complete and return this entry form along with payment by June 4, 2008 to:

AGC/ASCE Student Chapter 122 South Central Campus Dr.

Salt Lake City, UT 84112

If you have any questions about hole sponsorship or raffle donations contact:

Richard Franz @ 801 694 2783 or by email at [email protected] or

Amanda Gilliland @ 801 336 7544 or by email at [email protected]

Method of Payment: For Visa, MasterCard, or American Express register and make payments online at https://umarket.utah.edu/civilmarket/ then Golf Tournament

For checks register online as above then select ‘Pay with Check’ at the checkout. Mail check payable to ASCE Student Chapter

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