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Laine E. Carlson, PE

Professional Experience
Mrs. Carlson has over 13 years of experience working for a public utility and as a consulting
Education
BS, Civil Engineering, California engineer, focusing on water and recycled water systems. Her experience includes project
State Polytechnic University, management, construction administration, capital improvement planning, hydraulic analysis,
Pomona, CA water and wastewater master planning, pipeline design, pump station design and analysis,
and water standard development. She has developed an intimate understanding of how a
Professional Registrations water and sewer utility operates and the challenges they face. Her experience has enabled
Professional Engineer - Civil, her to identify and analyze initial project concepts, prepare construction documents, and
California, No. C72424 monitor construction of the project through completion.

Certifications Representative Projects
SWRCB Registered T2 Water
Operator #34907 Santa Ana River Conservation & Conjunctive Use Program Decision Support Model,
SWRCB Registered D2 Water Santa Ana Watershed Protection Agencies. Project Manager. Served as a co-lead with
Operator #41981 another consulting agency for agency coordination and data collection for a tool to support
optimization of a proposed watershed-scale conjunctive use program. Leveraged existing
Professional Affiliations knowledge of local and regional water supply and distribution facilities and natural systems
American Water Works to support the development of a watershed-scale schematic model for use in developing the
Association, Member DSM. Developed a database to collect data critical to model development, co-managed the
California Water Environment data collection process, compiled information from prior work to streamline data collection
Association, Member efforts for the agencies, and organized data into a comprehensive data set.

San Bernardino Valley Municipal Water District, Regional Recycled Water Concept
Study & Grant Application, San Bernardino, CA. Project Manager. The RRWCS was
a collaboration with nine local agencies to identify potential regional recycled water projects
to improve local water supply reliability and sustainability. A total of 11 conceptual projects
were analyzed. This project was completed in collaboration with a large stakeholder group
with complex relationships. The 2015 Regional UWMP was developed with the
participation of 10 local agencies. For the 2015 Regional UWMP, WSC collaborated and
collected data from all agencies to update water supply and demand projections through
2035 based on changes since the 2010 UWMP, and compliance with SB7. Additionally,
new requirements were addressed, such as distribution system losses reporting as part of
demand and digital submittal through DWR’s new templates and online submittal database.
San Bernardino Valley Municipal Water Distrct, 2015 Regional Urban Water
Management Plan, San Bernardino, CA . Regional Liaison and Technical
Advisor. Collaborated and collected data from 10 agencies to update water supply and
demand projections through 2035 based on changes since the 2010 UWMP and compliance
with SB-7. New requirements will be addressed, such as distribution system losses reporting
as part of demand and digital submittal through DWR’s new templates and online submittal
database. Voluntary analysis of energy intensity in water deliveries and climate change
impacts will also be completed during the update.

West Valley Water District, Cost Analysis for New Bunker Hill Groundwater Supply
Alternatives, Rialto, CA. Project Manager. Providing project management and
coordination to help the District assess the cost of leasing two unequipped wells from Inland
Valley Development Agency on the site of the former Norton Air Force Base. The wells,
known as IVDA Well 2A and IVDA Well 3, will require a capital investment by the District
to develop as a new water supply. Tasked with developing a comparative cost analysis to
lease the IVDA wells, or drill and equip a new well in the Bunker Hill Basin.

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