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Jeffery Mitchell Szytel, MS, MBA, PE
Professional Experience
Education
MBA, UCLA Anderson School of Mr. Szytel has more than 20 years of experience in civil and environmental engineering
Management specializing in water, wastewater and recycled water systems. His experience includes
MS, Civil Engineering, University project and program management, construction management, capital improvement planning,
of California Los Angeles water and wastewater treatment facility evaluation, optimization and design, hydraulic
BS, Civil and Environmental analysis, pilot studies, water and wastewater master planning, integrated resource planning,
Engineering, University of water and sewer infrastructure planning and design and management consulting.
California Davis
Representative Projects
Professional Registrations San Bernardino Valley Municipal Water District, Regional Recycled Water Concept
Professional Engineer - Civil, Study & Grant Application, San Bernardino, CA. Principal in Charge. Collaborating
California, No. C63004
with nine local water and wastewater agencies to identify potential regional recycled water
projects to improve local water supply reliability and sustainability. Applying a triple
Professional Affiliations
American Water Works bottom line scoring process to evaluate alternatives on the basis of economic, social and
Association, Member environmental criteria. The process is being integrated with the ongoing Upper Santa Ana
American Public Works River Habitat Conservation Plan, which is critical to achieving local habitat sustainability
Association, Member and permitting regional recycled water projects. The project is being completed under an
American Society of Civil aggressive schedule to advance the most beneficial regional projects into funding and
Engineers, Member implementation as soon as possible.
Association of California Water San Luis Obispo County Flood Control and Water Conservation District, Paso Basin
Agencies, Committee Member Supply Options Study, Principal in Charge. Identified potential supply options for the
Association of Clean Water Paso Robles Groundwater Basin that could be delivered using existing State Water Project
Administrators (SWP) infrastructure. Developed updated buy-in cost estimates for purchasing additional
California Water Environment capacity within the Coastal Branch pipeline. Identified capacity limitations for each section
Association of the Coastal Branch pipeline and quantified unutilized capacity, based on analysis of
Water Environment Federation historical delivery data. Completed a fatal flaw analysis to identify SWP supply options for
WateReuse further evaluation (i.e. rough screening). Further developed the identified SWP supply
Dale Carnegie Training options and compared them against potential recycled water and Nacimiento supply options
Toastmasters International to identify preferred supplemental water supply options for the Paso Basin.
Northern Cities Management Area Technical Group, Regional Groundwater
Publications
Supply from the Sea: Exploring Management Services, Central Coast, CA. Principal in Charge. Prepared a water
Ocean Desalination. Journal supply, production and delivery plan for the City of Arroyo Grande, City of Grover Beach,
AWWA, February 2005, 97:2 City of Pismo Beach and Oceano Community Services District. Developed spreadsheet
The Business of Water. model to identify the most reliable scenario for potable water supply and delivery while
Contributing Author for Supply considering implications of contractual surface water allocations and declining groundwater
from the Sea: Exploring Ocean basin yields. Evaluated intertie pipeline capacity between two separate potable water
Desalination. AWWA. March,
2008. distribution systems using a merged hydraulic model of the two systems. Developed shared
cost structure for implementation, operation and maintenance of the intertie pipeline.
Multiple Agencies, Central Coast Blue, Pismo Beach, CA. Principal in
Charge. Providing program management and design engineering services for the
development of an Indirect Potable Reuse (IPR) project to recharge the Santa Maria
Groundwater Basin. The RGSP will provide additional treatment of the water,
including micro/ultra-filtration, reverse osmosis and advanced oxidation, and injection of the
advanced purified water into the groundwater basin to maintain groundwater levels and
prevent seawater intrusion. Project is being funded by approximately $30 million in regional,
state, and federal funding initiatives.
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