FY18 Q2 Report FINAL

DEVELOPMENT SERVICES |

ENGINEERING 10

PARKING LOT EXPANSION Planning and Design work is continuing for the proposed expansion of the parking lot adjacent to the Historic Chris- tian Church, which is owned by the Town and available for rental. The project will include 46 new parking spaces to support activities at the adjacent church property and the new town center. The project should be complete in the summer of 2018.

NEW EMPLOYEE

T o n y V i c t o r joined the Storm- water division in December as an Env i r onment a l Specialist. Tony has a Bache- lor’s degree from Missouri State

University and a Master’s degree from Indi- ana University of Pennsylvania. His passion for environmental consciousness led Tony to a career in Stormwater Management. Tony has received a certification in Storm- water Best Management Practices (BMPs) Inspection and Maintenance from NC State University. He has more than five years of experience managing more than 370 BMPs. His training and education will be of great benefit to public education, outreach and involvement.

LEADING THROUGH LEARNING

Levi Henry, Engineering Techni- cian, completed the NC Code Offi- cials Building Level I Class, and plans to sit for the state exam to earn his standard certification for Level One Building Code Official in early 2018. This will enhance the coordination between engineering and building inspections related to site compliance, especially require- ments for pedestrian accessibility.

Joshua Baird, Stormwater Engineer, recently completed the NCAFPM Certified Flood- plain Manager (CFM) Pro- gram and may now use the title of CFM. This is a signifi- cant accomplishment for Joshua and the Town, and it will enhance all of our efforts related to flood hazard risk management.

Michael Fowler, Engineering Inspector, graduated from Mount Olive College last month completing a degree in Business Administration. Congratulations Michael on your graduation and your commit- ment to continuing education!

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