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FIRSTCARBON :JUL._U I IUIV BRIAN MAYERLE—BIOLOGICAL RESOURCES AND REGULATORY SPECIALIST OVERVIEW • More than 27 years of experience Education • Bachelor of Science,Ecology and Systematic Biology,California Polytechnic State University,San Luis Obispo,CA, 1992 Professional Affiliations • AEP • Society of Wetland Scientists • California Native Plant Society(CNPS) • Building Industry Association Training, Permits, and Certifications • Wetland Delineation Certification Course,Wetland Training Institute, 1996 Brian Mayerle is an experienced Ecologist and Environmental Consultant with more than 27 years of professional experience in natural resources assessment and regulatory analysis for projects located throughout the Western United States. He is a well versed regulatory project manager and an expert in the provisions of Sections 10,401,and 404 of the federal CWA;the CDFG Codes;CEQA;NEPA;the federal Migratory Bird Treaty Act;and the State of California and Federal ESAs. He is also extensively experienced with numerous local ordinances,policies,and guidelines protecting natural resources in California and with survey protocols established by state and federal regulatory agencies. He has conducted extensive fieldwork throughout Northern and Southern California and has led teams of field biologists on complex field projects with diverse geography and resources. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE AND CLIENT SUMMARY Environmental Impact Report for the Spotorno Residential Subdivision Project, City of Pleasanton, CA FCS is currently preparing an EIR,technical studies/analyses,and related documents for a 39-lot residential subdivision in the Happy Valley area of Pleasanton.The project applicant(Tim Lewis Communities)is proposing to rezone and subdivide the project site to support 39 single-family residential lots and roadways on the 31-acre Spotorno Flat portion of the site and permanently preserve acreage as open space.A public trail would be constructed along the Westbridge Lane frontage and the proposed site plan includes preservation of an existing wetland area in the western portion of the site and the construction of an adjacent bioretention area for on-site stormwater management.The proposed project will require the following discretionary approvals:General Plan Amendment(GPA), Specific Plan Amendment, Planned Unit Development rezoning and Development Plan,Growth Management Allocation,and EIR certification.The project application proposes to remove the proposed "Bypass Road"contemplated by the Happy Valley Specific Plan. Mr. Mayerle is the Senior Biologist preparing relevant sections for the EIR. www.FirstCarbonSolutions.com CORPORATE RESUME