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BILL
HAYNE, P.E. - PRINCIPAL |
| EDUCATION: |
B.S. Civil Engineering at the
University of California at Irvine, 1994 |
| REGISTRATION: |
E.I.T. Certification,
California, 1995
P.E. Registration, Colorado, 2000 (PE#34306) |
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ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE
Mr. Hayne has been involved in the
Grand Elk development from it’s inception, working along side the
development team as well as the Town of Granby watching this Master Planned
Community evolve form a meadow into a community. Mr. Hayne was responsible
for the Master Drainage and Master Sanitary Sewer study for the development.
He also designed the civil portions of all of the single-family villages
within Grand Elk as well as most of the multi-family villages and the Grand
Elk Crossing commercial Center. He also assisted in the procurement and
acceptance of the civil infrastructure of the development.
Mr. Hayne also has experience in
working on Municipal projects. He has, for the last five years, assisted the
Town of Granby in assessing their infrastructure needs and getting them
constructed. Taking projects from the conceptual design, through final
design and documentation onto bid processing and procurement and finally to
acceptance and payment. He has also worked, in cooperation with local
municipalities, on projects with FWHA grants requiring Davis Bacon wage
rates and provided the project management and documentation for such
projects. Mr. Hayne has also worked with Silver Creek Water and Sanitation,
Three Lakes Water and Sanitation and the Granby/Silver Creek Water and
Wastewater Authority in a number of facets to assist in accomplishing their
respective objectives and goals.
Mr. Hayne has also work small
developments in Grand County ranging from the single-family residences that
need assistance with building permits and HOA’s reviews to town home and
condominium projects involving over a hundred units.
PERSONAL HISTORY
In June of 1994, Mr. Hayne graduated
with a B.S. in Civil Engineering from the University of California at Irvine
and embarked on a journey to Queenstown, New Zealand. During his five-month
stay he worked for Duffill Watts and King, LTD learning the ropes of the
Civil Engineering profession. Upon returning to southern California he
looked to further his career at a mid-sized Civil Engineering firm in East
Los Angeles. In 1996 an opportunity opened up on a construction staking crew
in Winter Park, Colorado and he took it. Over the next two years he grew
from the “ground up”, experiencing each aspect of the surveying and
engineering process to become a design engineer until his mentor passed
away. With the limited opportunities in Grand County, he moved to the Front
Range. While in Denver he gathered an expertise in drainage calculations,
design and reporting, erosion control and bid procurement. He also gained
valuable experience while being the field engineer of a 4000-Acre master
planned community. After a couple more years of experience and obtaining his
Professional Engineer’s licensure, he broke away to start Hayne Land
Development Services in 2000.
In the ensuing years Mr. Hayne
continued to gain experience in the field of Civil Engineering, especially
as it relates to mountain development and the entitlement process in Grand
County. After two years of seeing the needs here in Grand County, Hayne Land
Development blossomed into Gagnon and Hayne Consulting Engineers, and began
offering Land Surveying services. |
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TIM GAGNON, P.E. - PRINCIPAL |
| EDUCATION: |
B.S. Civil
Engineering at the University of California at Irvine, 1994 |
| REGISTRATION: |
E.I.T. Certification,
Colorado, 1997
P.E. Registration, Colorado, 2001 (PE#35765) |
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ENGINEERING
EXPERIENCE
Mr. Gagnon has thorough experience in road design
including horizontal and vertical alignment, super elevation, at-grade
intersection, safety sections and guardrail design for both new road
alignment and the re-alignment of existing roads. He is also competent in
other aspects of civil engineering design including traffic studies, utility
design, grading and drainage, cost estimating, construction observation and
erosion and sediment control.
Mr. Gagnon has a thorough knowledge of numerous local and
federal road standards and he, and the G&H staff, have represented Grand
County as their County Engineer for the last six years. He has also managed
the design and coordinated construction for numerous Grand County Road and
Bridge Department projects. He has been the design engineer for Access
Permits and Notice to Proceed applications for the Colorado Department of
Transportation (CDOT) and he has a steady working-relationship with the CDOT
review engineers in Region 3 (Grand Junction).
Mr. Gagnon has assisted Clients from preliminary site
layouts to obtaining final approvals from local agencies. He has managed the
civil engineering portions of projects involving numerous local
municipalities including: the Towns of Granby, Grand Lake, Fraser, Winter Park and
Kremmling, and others including: Silver Creek
Water and Sanitation District, Granby Sanitation District, Town of Granby
Water Department, Three Lakes Water and Sanitation District, and the Town of
Grand Lake Water Department. He has also assisted private developers through
the subdivision review process and is a valuable resource for Client’s
looking for other local design professionals including: architects,
geotechnical and structural engineers, land planners, land development
attorneys, and general contractors.
PERSONAL HISTORY
After graduating college, Mr. Gagnon traveled to New
Zealand and Colorado to fulfill his childhood dream of becoming a ski bum.
After fulfilling his childhood dream, he began to pursue his engineering
career with a local surveying company in Winter Park. He then worked as the
Assistant County Engineer for Grand County for three years and then moved to
a private consulting firm in Vail as a design engineer. After spending over
two years in Vail and obtaining his Professional License, he moved back to
Grand County to join forces with his long-time friend and to start G&H
Engineers. He has now lived in Grand County for over twelve years, and intends to stay here for a long time, to not only manage and lead the company, but to also raise and nurture his growing family. |
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