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11.1.11 4. EDUCATION,TRAINING&QUALIFICATIONS OF KEY MEMBERS <br /> International <br /> Frraf•.i.D I kOMDI I Sueliod <br /> , �� a I l�[�r„�� Jorge Felix <br /> ��� '� '' 1�� {� , Project Planner <br /> 'ow ',/ Jorge has 16 years of professional experience in community and <br /> N. t <br /> i � environmental planning. He has extensive experience in managing diverse <br /> a,,; <br /> projects, applying a broad range of qualitative and technical skills. He excels <br /> 'j in comprehensive research, technical reviews, and using advanced platforms. <br /> His work ensures regulatory compliance and environmental planning. <br /> Additionally, he has conducted multi-disciplinary social, economic, and <br /> I environmental studies, coordinated environmental projects, and collaborated <br /> with various local, state and federal agencies to conduct environmental <br /> • - analysis and contribute to transportation and transit strategies, sustainability <br /> SSFM International plans, and a technical advisory committee. He has also provided crucial <br /> planning services to municipalities, prepared staff reports, managed permits, <br /> and coordinated technical studies and environmental documents. <br /> EDUCATION REPRESENTATIVE PROJECT EXPERIENCE <br /> B.A. in Environmental <br /> Analysis and Design, Honolulu Rail Transit Project (HRTP), City and County of Honolulu, <br /> University of California, Environmental Compliance Manager. Managed the environmental <br /> 2002 compliance for the HRTP, a 20-mile, 21-station light-rail project. <br /> Certificate Responsible for ensuring compliance with all environmental commitments, <br /> Safety and in Transitarity including permit conditions, Final and Supplemental Environmental Impact <br /> Audit, Safety Statements' commitments, and mitigation measures required by the <br /> s Transite and Federal Transit Administration and Federal Aviation Administration Record <br /> InDepartment U.S.0 of Decisions for the HRTP. Duties included conducting environmental <br /> Transportation, 2019 analysis, preparing environmental documentations, securing approvals for <br /> project changes, and overseeing field inspections to ensure adherence to <br /> Certificate in NEPA& environmental commitments and regulations. Estimated Project Cost: <br /> Transportation Decision $12.45 billion. <br /> Making, National Honolulu Rail Transit Project, City and County of Honolulu, Final <br /> Highway Institute, 2013 Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement/Section 4(f) Evaluation <br /> Certificate in Beyond and Amended Record of Decision. Contributed to the preparation of the <br /> Compliance: Historic SEIS/Section 4(f)to address the Judgment and Partial Injunction of the <br /> Preservation in United States District Court for the District of Hawaii in <br /> Transportation Project HonoluluTraffic.com, et al., vs. Federal Transit Administration, et al., Civ. <br /> Development, National No. 11-00307 AWT. Estimated Project Cost: $12.45 billion. <br /> Highway Institute, 2013 City of Ontario Redevelopment Agency Environmental Impact Report for <br /> Certificate in Amendment No. 7 to the Cimarron Redevelopment Project. Supervised <br /> Management of Transit the physical collection and analysis of property data and assisted in the <br /> Construction Projects, preparation of an EIR for an Amendment to the Cimarron Redevelopment <br /> National Transit Institute Project Area Plan in the City of Ontario. The proposed amendment added <br /> and Federal Transit more than 1,300 parcels to the redevelopment project area, with the goal <br /> Administration, 2011 of encouraging a more efficient utilization of the land within these areas. <br /> Various Southern California Cities: Banning, Huntington Park, Rancho <br /> Palos Verdes, and Westminster. As a contract planner, provided Planning <br /> Department relief by preparing staff reports, conducting field housing <br /> condition surveys, explaining ordinance provisions to residents and <br /> working the public counters. Additionally, managed permit applications, <br /> generated maintenance letters for non-compliance, and coordinated <br /> mediation meetings. <br /> Fiscal Year 2025-2026 8 <br /> PL.3) COMMUNITY PLANNING(Community Planning Assistant: Project Management <br /> Support,Community Organizing, Public Participation, Meeting Facilitation) <br /> " 'hNyFti wa.. .,, `{ :m N 1 ssss ssssssss ��" 0 9 111 <br /> i Y � h I IilhOilh llillillillillillillill i <br />