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Healthy Lakes, Healthy Lives

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Cardno and the
Great Lakes

Chris Kline

September 11, 2012

Cardno JFNew Summary

> Founded in 1989
> Over 150 Team Members
> Wetland Biologists
> Environmental Scientists
> Water Resource Engineers
> Wildlife Biologists
> Restoration Ecologists
> Native Plant Specialists
> Cultural Resources Professionals
> 130-acre Native Plant Nursery

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Office Locations

> Walkerton, Indiana/Nursery
> Indianapolis, Indiana
> Chicago, Illinois
> Grand Rapids, Michigan
> Lansing, Michigan
> Ann Arbor, Michigan
> Cincinnati, Ohio
> Madison, Wisconsin

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About Cardno

> Professional infrastructure and environmental services company
> Team includes leading professionals who plan, design, manage and
deliver sustainable projects
> Headquartered in Brisbane, Australia
> 7,500 staff and over 270 offices worldwide, 85 countries

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Cardno Office Locations

No. of
Staff 270 410 550 1100 1500 2400 2850 3350 3650 4600 7500
1945 1999 2002 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

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Muskegon Lake AOC

West Michigan Shoreline Regional Development Commission
Shoreline Softening and Habitat Enhancement

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Muskegon Lake - Heritage Landing

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Muskegon Lake - D’Alcorn Property

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Muskegon Lake - Ruddiman/Amoco

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Dunes Creek

> Dunes Creek outlet to Lake
Michigan at Indiana Dunes
State Park, Porter County,
Indiana
> Watershed: 7,400 acres
(2995 ha.)

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Project Drivers

Motivated for removal
due to:
> Limited use
> Maintenance
> Flooding
> E. coli

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Indiana Dunes State Park Auxiliary Parking Area
November 2004

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Vegetation Takes Hold – August 2007

Mix of wetland & upland seeding
and planting
> Wetlands dominated by
Prairie cord grass
(Spartina pectinata)
> Uplands dominated by
Dune grass (Ammophila
breviligulata)

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Results

2004
> 10,500 CY (700 truckloads) of
sand fill removed
> 900 LF of channel restored
> 2.2 Acres of restored riparian
wetlands and uplands
> Significant reduction of e. coli
within project reach
2009

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Direct Additional Questions to:

Chris Kline
Federal Business Manager
chris.kline@cardno.com
574 586 3400
www.cardnojfnew.com

9/11/2012

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3. Office Locations > Walkerton, Indiana/Nursery > Indianapolis, Indiana > Chicago, Illinois > Grand Rapids, Michigan > Lansing, Michigan > Ann Arbor, Michigan > Cincinnati, Ohio > Madison, Wisconsin 9/11/2012

4. JFNew is now Cardno JFNew 9/11/2012

5. About Cardno > Professional infrastructure and environmental services company > Team includes leading professionals who plan, design, manage and deliver sustainable projects > Headquartered in Brisbane, Australia > 7,500 staff and over 270 offices worldwide, 85 countries 9/11/2012

6. Cardno Office Locations No. of Staff 270 410 550 1100 1500 2400 2850 3350 3650 4600 7500 1945 1999 2002 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 9/11/2012

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15. Indiana Dunes State Park Auxiliary Parking Area November 2004 9/11/2012

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17. Vegetation Takes Hold – August 2007 Mix of wetland & upland seeding and planting > Wetlands dominated by Prairie cord grass (Spartina pectinata) > Uplands dominated by Dune grass (Ammophila breviligulata) 9/11/2012

18. Results 2004 > 10,500 CY (700 truckloads) of sand fill removed > 900 LF of channel restored > 2.2 Acres of restored riparian wetlands and uplands > Significant reduction of e. coli within project reach 2009 9/11/2012

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21. Results 9/11/2012

22. Direct Additional Questions to: Chris Kline Federal Business Manager chris.kline@cardno.com 574 586 3400 www.cardnojfnew.com 9/11/2012

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