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FIELD'S ENGINEERING CONSULTANT SERVICES, LLC

77 Cother Street Crossville, Tennessee 38555

(931) 456-6071 Phone (931) 456-6071 Fax

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Providing Creative Yet Practical Engineering Solutions to Meet the Needs of Our Clients

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Section I Introduction to FECS

Section II Services/Disciplines

Section III Key Personnel Biographies

Section IV Demonstrated Project Experience

Section V Partial Client Listing

Field’s Engineering Consultant Services, LLC is conveniently located at 77 Cother Street in Crossville, Tennessee, about halfway between Knoxville and Nashville, and approximately 75 miles north of Chattanooga. We are accustomed to performing services throughout the state of Tennessee. We would like to invite you to become better acquainted with our firm by visiting our website and facebook page.


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Introduction to

Field’s Engineering Consultant Services,

LLC


“Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson For over 25 years, Field’s Engineering Consultant Services, LLC (FECS) has been providing a comprehensive range of civil, environmental and structural engineering services for both the public and private sectors. FECS approaches every project with integrity, and is recognized for its strong commitment to the development of long-term business relationships. Client satisfaction is our top priority. Field’s Engineering Consultant Services, LLC is a multi-disciplinary engineering firm. In addition to our design/build expertise, we also offer construction administration, management and inspection services. FECS is a Licensed General Contractor in the state of Tennessee. In addition, we are pre-approved with the Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) with an “unlimited” status. Our engineering technicians possess TDOT CEI Certifications, Erosion Prevention & Sediment Control certifications as well as OSHA 10-Hour Construction Survey certifications. This unique blend of qualifications and services gives FECS a distinct advantage over other engineering firms.

Our experience has given us the opportunity to work with Tennessee Department of Environment & Conservation (TDEC), U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, TDOT, National Park Service, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Underwater Science, Research & Development (USRD) and other Local, State and Federal regulatory agencies. FECS has also assisted public sector clients in obtaining necessary funding to pursue their projects, e.g. USDA Rural Development, TDEC grants and loans, Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) grants and loans, TDOT grants, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), and others. Whether your project is a small project or a mega project, Field’s Engineering Consultant Services has the expertise, the energy and the technology to take your project from concept to finish!

Pre-Qualified with the Tennessee Department of Transportation

Professionally licensed in Tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana and Michigan

Licensed General Contractor

State of Tennessee


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SECTION II

Services/Disciplines


Far and away the best prize that life offers is the chance to work hard at work worth doing” - Theodore Roosevelt Field’s Engineering Consultant Services, LLC’s past experience is extensive and allows us the flexibility to perform a broad spectrum of SERVICES at competitive prices. Our goal is to recognize cost effective and creative engineering solutions, while at the same time providing top quality services to meet the needs of our clients. Disciplines Include:

Water & Wastewater Systems Industrial & Commercial Development

Construction Administration Roadway & Bridge Design

Residential Developments Environmental Permitting

Disciplines Continued Next Page……



Disciplines Include (Cont’d.):

GIS/GPS Mapping Erosion & Sediment Control

Building & Foundation Design Structural Analysis

Feasibility Studies EPA Environmental Audits Landscape Architecture

SECTION III

Key Personnel Biographies


-WORK HISTORY 1985 – 2005 - Project Engineer, Field’s Engineering Consultant Services, LLC. (FECS) The business was operated on a part-time basis.

1984 – 1985 - Project Engineer, TN Dept. of Environmental & Conservation/EPA Began as Project Engineer with roles expanding into preparation of Environmental Impact Statements for the Environmental Agency.

1985 – 1989 - Staff Engineer, Fairfield Communities, Inc. Began as Staff Engineer in charge of future planning. Roles expanded into the management of the entire Fairfield Glade Engineering Department. 1990 – 1999 - Public Works Director, Fairfield Glade Community Club Organized and developed the Fairfield Glade Community Club Public Works Department as presently exists. 2000 – 2005 - Community Services Director, Fairfield Glade Community Club. The Public Works Director roles were expanded into providing direction for the Security Department, Architectural Control Committee and Post Office. 2005 – Present - Principal Engineer Field’s Engineering Consultant Services, LLC. (FECS)

SUMMARY Barry R. Field, P.E. received his B.S. in Civil Engineering from

Tennessee Technological University in 1984. Barry has over 25

years’ experience in providing professional engineering services.

His experience includes serving as Project Engineer for the

Tennessee Department of Environmental & Conservation with

roles expanding into the preparation of Environmental Impact

Statements for the Environmental Protection Agency. In 1985

Barry accepted the position of Staff Engineer for Fairfield

Communities, Inc. (currently Wyndham Vacation Resorts) where

BARRY R. FIELD, P.E. PRINCIPAL ENGINEER

EDUCATION High School Graduate Associates, Middle Tn State University Bachelor of Science-Civil Engineering, Tn Technological University Numerous Management Training Seminars & Certifications

SKILLS & ABILITIES • Civil & Environmental & Structural

Engineering;

• Residential & Commercial

Developments.

LICENSES & PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

• Professional Engineer in Tennessee,

Kentucky, Indiana & Michigan;

• Member of the American Society of

Civil Engineers;

• TN Solid Waste Board;

• Cumberland County Solid Waste

Board-Chairman Since 1994;

• Board Member-Cumberland County,

TN Chamber of Commerce

• Licensed Distribution and Collection

System Operator

• Putnam County, TN Chamber of

Commerce

• LEED GREEN ASSOCIATE

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BARRY R. FIELD, P.E. PRINCIPAL ENGINEER

he was responsible for managing the Engineering Department and

overseeing future planning and development for the Fairfield

Glade Resort Community. In 1990 Barry was promoted to the

position of Public Works Director for the Fairfield Glade

Community Club and was again promoted to the position of

Community Services Director in 2000. As Community Services

Director, Barry managed all the Community Club’s Departments

i.e., Water and Waste Water, Roads and Bridges, Lakes and Dams,

Fire and Police, Building, Grounds and Vehicle Maintenance, and

Sanitation. He also oversaw the functions of the Architectural

Control Committee. In addition to the role of Community Services

Director, for a period of time, Barry served as Interim General

Manager for the Fairfield Glade Community Club. Barry’s more

than 20 years serving the Fairfield Glade Resort Community

provided a vast range of experience in all areas of civil,

environmental and structural engineering, as well as residential

and commercial developments. During the time that Barry was

working for the Fairfield Glade Resort Community, he was also

opening Field’s Engineering Consultant Services, LLC (FECS) on a

part time basis and in 2005 Barry chose to move FECS into a full-

time operation. Since that time FECS has built trust with its clients

and our customer base continues to grow based upon not only

repeat business but recommendations from many satisfied

clients. Barry has the philosophy that our client’s continued

patronage and suggestions are a vital part of our growth.

WORK HISTORY 1988 – 1995 - Assistant Manager, Taco Bell, Lafayette, GA, Chattanooga, TN Crew Leader, Wendy’s, Chattanooga TN.

1995-2008- Nursery Manager, Holcomb’s Garden Center, Landscape Design, Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, Inventory, etc., Fort Oglethorpe, GA

2008-2010- General Manger, Subway, Trainer for New

Management, Chattanooga, TN

2010-2015- Office Manager, Tansi Sewer Utility District

of Cumberland County, TN, Executive Assistant to

Board of Directors, Crossville, TN

2015-Present- Marketing Manager, Engineer Assistant,

Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, Billing, etc.,

Crossville, TN, Field’s Engineering Consultant Services,

LLC (FECS)

SUMMARY Julie has over 25 years of experience in the Marketing and

Business field. After she finished high school Julie worked for a

few years in the fast food industry getting management

experience among other experiences. She then went into the

Landscape Design field. This is where she developed her love for

the outdoors even more than she had as a child. Julie enjoyed

making things shine, with the brilliance and simplicity of even the

smallest detail. Having her worked displayed at such landmarks

as the Tennessee Aquarium and the streets of downtown

Chattanooga were more than enough recognition for her. She

then relocated to the Cumberland Plateau in 2008 where she had

to start over and try to make a name for herself. Once realizing

that it was more difficult than she had expected she took a

management position at a local Utility District. Julie excelled in

this position and handled all aspects of operating this Utility with

the exception of plant operations. As a well-respected manager,

Julie left the utility after 4.5 years to join FECS’s team where she

has helped in the organization to expand the marketing/sales

JULIE JORDAN MARKETING MANAGER, ENGINEER ASSISTANT.

EDUCATION High School Graduate; TAUD Leadership Classes; .

Skills & Abilities

• WORD, EXCEL, PUBLISHER;

• AIA DOCUMENTS, TDOT FORMS;

• QUICKBOOKS, QUICKEN;

• MANAGEMENT;

• ORGANIZATION.


• TAUD Administrative

Professional;

• TAUD Leadership Certification;

• TAUD Utility Leader Member;

• TN 811 Locate/Response

Member;

• Cumberland County, TN

Chamber of Commerce;

• Notary Republic, State of

Tennessee.

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JULIE JORDAN MARKETING MANAGER, ENGINEER ASSISTANT.

area. We feel Julie is a valuable asset to our team and we have

been overjoyed having the opportunity to work with her.

WORK HISTORY 1985 – 1990 – CALIBRATION TECHNICIAN, USAF, DOVER AFB, DE

1990 – 1993 – Mechanical Contractor, David Bell Plumbing, Sparta, TN

1993 – 1995 – Recycling Coordinator, Cumberland

County Solid Waste Department

1995 – 1997 - CAD Technician, PES, Inc. Sparta, TN

1997 – 2003 – Readiness NCO, TN Army National Guard

(AD)

2003 – 2013 – Senior Engineering Technician, ECE

Services, Crossville, TN

2013 – 2015 – Field Superintendent/GIS Coordinator,

ADA Station Communications, Crossville, TN

2015 – 2016 – Operations Manager, SC Constructors,

Cookeville, TN

2016 – 2018 – Field Foreman, J & H Construction,

Cookeville, TN

2019 – Present - Project Manager, GIS/GPS Specialist.

Field’s Engineering Consultant Services, LLC, (FECS)

SUMMARY David Bell has over 30 years of experience in the field of

Engineering and Construction. He studied Pre-Engineering at

Roane State Community College with an emphasis on Graphic

design and Engineering Graphics. David has integrated

Computer aided design with Geographic information systems for

mapping and infrastructure projects since the early 1990’s. His

experience as a Cavalry Scout Platoon Sergeant while deployed

to the middle east relied heavily on his mapping skills as he was

required to develop new maps for the region. His understanding

DAVID BELL, JR. PROJECT MANAGER, GIS/GPS SPECIALIST

EDUCATION • HS DIPLOMA-CCHS;

• PRE-ENGINEERING-ROANE STATE

Skills & Abilities • Engineering;

• Design & Development;

• GIS/GPS Technician;

• CAD Technician;

• Surveying using levels, total stations and

GPS;

• AutoCAD from DOS version, civil land

desktop through ACAD 2016;

• Organization etc.

LICENSES & PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES • Integrated GIS for US Government and

Military Infrastructure

• Ready-mix Concrete Plant Operator / Mix

Design Technician

• Asphalt Roadway, Plant Operator, and Mix

Design Technician

• CAD Technician;

• Surveying using levels, total stations and

GPS;

• AutoCAD from DOS version, civil land

desktop through ACAD 2016;


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DAVID BELL, JR. PROJECT MANAGER, GIS/GPS SPECIALIST

of Civil engineering projects from the design phase through actual

construction makes him a vital asset to our team.

WORK HISTORY 1977 – 1987 - Park Manager, State of Ohio, Department of Natural Resources, Division of Parks and Recreation, Sycamore State Park. Administration, Facilities maintenance, law enforcement and public relations.

1987 – 1988 - Self Employed, Partnership business in residential construction and building repair including electrical, plumbing, carpentry and all other aspects of residential construction.

1988 – 2004 - Pressman and Production Manager,

Bradley Printing Company. Scheduling of production,

delivery, inventory and supervisory of employees.

2004 – 2005 - ERB Enterprises, Residential Construction.

Basic carpentry, labor, landscaping, painting, deck

building and other residential construction.

2005 – 2007 - Animal Shelter Director, Humane Society

of Cumberland County. Responsible for total operation

of Shelter including care of animals, maintenance and

repair of facility and public relations to the community.

2007 – Present - Field’s Engineering Consultant Services,

LLC, Engineering Technician. (FECS)

SUMMARY Bob Fleer has over 35 years of practical business experience. He

received a B.S. in Natural Resources, Wildlife Management from

Ohio State University in 1976. Bob’s experience spans a variety of

different career opportunities. He held the position of Park

Manager for the State if Ohio’s Sycamore State Park from 1977 to

1987. During that time, Bob was also self-employed in the field of

residential construction and building repair. In 1988 Bob took a

different career path and accepted the role of Pressman and

Production Manager for the Bradley Printing Company, and during

that time he also ran a beef farming operation. After 15 years of

working in this capacity, Bob was ready for a change. Because of

Bob’s interest in wildlife and his love of animals, Bob accepted the

ROBERT (BOB) FLEER ENGINEER TECHNICIAN

EDUCATION High School Graduate Bachelor of Science-Natural Resources, Wildlife Management, Numerous Management Training Seminars

Skills & Abilities

• Carpentry;

• Construction, Remodeling;

• Management;



• EPSC Level 1 Certified (Erosion

Prevention & Sediment

Control Certification)

• Certified TDOT CEI

Professional

• Certified TDOT Concrete Field

Technician

• OSHA 10-Hour Construction

Certification

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ROBERT (BOB) FLEER ENGINEER TECHNICIAN

position of Animal Shelter Director for the Humane Society of

Cumberland County. He stayed with the Humane Society until

2007, at which time Bob was offered the opportunity to come to

work for Field’s Engineering, and the rest is history. By nature,

Bob is a problem solver and he enjoys one-on-one contact with

others. As an Engineering Technician, Bob fills a special niche at

FECS. He works well with our clients and with contractors. His

construction knowledge has proven to be a valuable asset to our

firm, and his environmental background is just one more added

benefit to our operations at FECS.

WORK HISTORY 1988 – 2001 - Pryor Painting & Drywall

2001 – 2002 - M & R Contractors as Commercial

Carpenter

2002 – 2005 - Wise Construction, LLC as Commercial

Carpenter

2005 – 2009 - Wise Construction, LLC as Superintendent

2010 – 2011 - J.C. Curtis Construction as Commercial

Carpenter

2011 – 2015 - Self Employed

2015 – Present - Field’s Engineering Consultant Services,

LLC. (FECS) TDOT inspections, Construction, Erosion

Control on projects and Maintenance on equipment

etc.

SUMMARY Jack D. Cunningham has over 20+ years of experience in the

construction and management field. His love for carpentry

started as a child and at the first opportunity he had at 16 years

old, he started working with his uncle in construction. His love

for building things began then and just grew. After high school

Jack got on at a local construction company. His ambition and

willingness to learn helped him move up the ladder to

superintendent which opened up many new avenues. Working

all over the South-East such as Chattanooga, Cleveland &

Knoxville, Tennessee he has accomplished many goals. Jack’s

expertise specializes in but is not limited to superintendent of

TDOT projects, construction/remodeling of retail stores, condos,

car washed, log cabins and restaurants. Jack is one of FECS’s

newest additions and we are very lucky to have such a skilled

individual on our team.

JACK CUNNINGHAM ENGINEER TECHNICIAN

EDUCATION • High School Graduate

SKILLS & ABILITIES • Carpentry;

• Remodeling;

• Superintendent of multiple jobs.


• Fork Lift Certified;

• Certified TDOT CEI Professional;

• Certified Erosion Prevention &

Sediment Control (EPSC) Level 1;

• OSHA 10-Hour Construction

Certification.

WORK HISTORY 1985 – 1997 –– SERVICE TECHNICIAN-WARRANTY CLAIM SPECIALIST, SUZUKI AND POLARIS OF COOKEVILLE, TN COOKEVILLE, TN

1997 – 1998 – Sales Associate, Harley Davidson of Cool

Springs, Franklin, TN

2000 – 2002 – Sales Associate, Bumpus Harley

Davidson, Murfreesboro, TN

2002 – 2007 – Assistant Manager, Suzuki and Polaris of

Cookeville, TN

2007 – 2012 – Residential Framer, Better Built

Construction, Sparta, TN

2012 – 2017 – Service Department Manager,

Performance Super Cycle

2017 – 2018 – Residential Home Remodeling, Broyles

Insurance Agency

SUMMARY Most of Johnny’s life he worked in the motorcycle industry.

From sales, to service, to running different departments of the

businesses. Johnny enjoys helping clients. Helping them

understand a problem and helping them make the right

decisions based on circumstance.

During his spare time, he always enjoyed building residential

homes as often as he could. I guess you would say this was one

hobby with great benefits.

Over the past few years Johnny had been searching to find

something new to venture into that he could utilize his many

skills and talents. By fate or fortune he came to FECS in late

2018. We are very happy to have him and know that he makes

a great addition to our firm.

JOHNNY TURRINGTON ENGINEER TECHNICIAN 1

EDUCATION • High School Graduate (GED)

• TN Technological Center

SKILLS & ABILITIES • Residential/Commercial

Electrician

• Electronic Technician

• Heavy Equipment Operator

• Residential Framer

• Commercial Sand Blasting

• Residential Remodeling

• Small Engine Mechanic


• Industrial/Residential Electrician

Certification

• Electronics Certification

• Certified Cycle-ATV-Small Engine

Technician

Douglas T. England, Engineering Technician Douglas (Doug) England received a B.S. in Business Management from Tennessee Technological University. Doug came on board with FECS in 2008 bringing with him many, many years of practical work experience. He worked as a Plant Manager and was later promoted to VP of Fleetguard, Inc., where he managed an operating budget of $80M. In the mid 90’s and up through 2006 Doug’s ambitions led him to be an entrepreneur of sorts. During that time he owned and operated England Equipment Rental & Sales, LLC, a construction equipment rental company. Doug also founded South Maple Business Center, LLC, a commercial development company, as well as purchasing a RE/MAX Preferred Group, LLC, a real estate company. And, as if that were not enough to keep him busy, Doug founded a 24-unit national transportation carrier and transportation service company. Doug also spent a couple of years working with the owner of Honest Abe Log Homes, Inc. where he assisted with the design and planning of Swan Ridge Lake Resort, LLC, Rockcastle Farms, LLC, and Mitchell Creek Marina, LLC, to name just a few projects. Doug’s knowledge and understanding of business and developments has been a tremendous asset to our operations at FECS, and Field’s Engineering considers itself fortunate to work with Doug.

Arthur L. Godsey, Engineering Technician Arthur (Art) Godsey’s career in the fields of engineering and construction began many years ago in 1972 when he began working as an Engineering Technician and Construction Superintendent for Fairfield Communities, Inc. (currently known as Wyndham Vacation Resorts). In fact, Art worked along side Barry Field who was Staff Engineer at that time. While employed at Fairfield Glade, Art also worked for Field’s Engineering on a part-time basis from 1985 through 2005. After Art’s retirement from the Fairfield Glade Community Club, he continued his employment with FECS. Art is a tremendous wealth of knowledge, and his real life work experience provides a distinct advantage for our firm.


SECTION IV

Demonstrated Project Experience


"We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, therefore, is not an act but a habit.” - Aristotle

DEMONSTRATED PROJECT EXPERIENCE Below is a listing of Field’s Engineering Consultant Services, LLC projects. (This list is not intended to be all inclusive, but rather to provide a small sampling of projects).

U.S. Highway 127 Median Redesign. Charleston Plantation is a 136-unit residential townhome/apartment complex located adjacent to U.S. Highway 127 North within the city limits of Crossville, Tennessee. Field's Engineering Consultant Services, LLC (FECS) was retained as the primary engineering consultant to provide an entrance way for north bound traffic to enter the complex. The scope of work involved the design of a turning lane and the redesign of U.S. Highway 127 median drawings, and the realignment of Charleston Lane. FECS provided design, TDOT permitting, and construction management and inspection for the project. FECS worked very closely with Charleston Plantation Investments, LLC, the City of Crossville and TDOT to ensure the successful completion of the project to the mutual satisfaction of all entities.

Fairfield Glade Towne Centre Intersection Project. L.E. Smith retained the services of

Field's Engineering Consultant Services, LLC as their primary engineering consultant for the development of turn lanes/4-lane intersection with traffic lights, and an entrance to serve the Towne Centre commercial complex located adjacent to U.S. Highway 101 North (Peavine Road) in Cumberland County, Tennessee. Towne Centre is a high volume complex offering access to the Food City grocery store and fueling station. This development serves the many residents and vacationers of the Fairfield Glade Resort Community. The scope of work included redesign of Highway 101 drawings, drainage design, landscape design, TDOT permitting, and construction management and inspection for the project. To-date, this intersection is serving the development well.

SR-101 (Peavine Road) Utility Relocation, Phase I & Phase II. Crab Orchard Utility

District retained the services of Field's Engineering Consultant Services, LLC as primary engineering consultant for the relocation of approximately 20,000 l.f. of 6-inch and 8-inch water line due to the widening and relocating of SR-101 (Peavine Road), which is the main access road to the Fairfield Glade Resort community. This resort community's population is approximately 6,000+ permanent residents, and offers four golf courses, 11 lakes and other recreational venues for its many timeshare and other vacationers that visit the resort annually. Thus, this utility relocation project and road widening is of critical importance to Cumberland County's continued growth and prosperity. Approximately 42% of the relocation will occur on public highway right-of-way, with 58% being located on private utility right-of-way, FECS has been contracted to provide TDOT cost estimates, design, specifications, and construction management and inspection services for this project. Engineering and construction plans for Phase I have been submitted, and we are awaiting the project to be let for construction bids. Phase I relocation will occur along SR-101 from Fire Tower Road to Lakeview Drive (approximately 20,000 l.f.). Phase II is currently in the design phase and involves utility relocation from Lakeview Drive to Westchester Drive.


DEMONSTRATED PROJECT EXPERIENCE (Continued…)

Fairfield Glade Towne Centre Development. Field’s Engineering Consultant Services, LLC (FECS) was retained as the primary engineering consultant for the commercial development of a 105-acre tract of land located in the Fairfield Glade Resort Community. Our scope of work involved a site plan, a utility plan, a grading plan and a landscape plan. FECS provided GPS mapping of the existing topographical features and provided construction staking for the various commercial buildings. Geotechnical investigation and property survey services were provided via trusted sub consultants. Towne Centre is a high volume complex offering access to the Food City grocery store and fueling station, two banks, a church, fitness center, warehousing and numerous other public use facilities. This development serves the many residents and vacationers of the Fairfield Glade Resort Community. Additionally, FECS provided construction management and inspection services for this development.

Wyndham Vacation Resorts, Inc. Sales Center. Field’s Engineering Consultant Services,

LLC was retained by Wyndham Vacation Resorts, Inc. to provide a site development plan for the construction of a new 14,650 sq. ft. Sales and Resort Check-In Center at Fairfield Glade Resort. Our scope of work involved a site plan, a utility plan, a grading plan and a landscape plan. FECS provided GPS mapping of the existing topographical features and provided construction staking for the building. Geotechnical investigation and property survey services were provided via trusted sub consultants. FECS also provided a Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan and developed Erosion and Sediment Control Specifications for the development. As-built plans were also provided by FECS.

Rockcastle Farms Development. FECS was retained as the primary engineering

consultant to provide site design and construction management services for the Rockcastle Farms Development located in Fentress County, Tennessee. The Development is a 2,800-acre multi-phase development with approximately 550 five-acre tracts. The project site presented elevation differentials in excess of 400 feet. Due to these extreme elevation differentials, and due to failing conditions along the path of the existing water main, the Glenobey Road supply main had to be re-routed to feed the subdivision. The rough topography of the land presented an engineering challenge to design and assure a structurally sound roadway. The scope of work involved over 35,000 l.f. of roadway and water lines. FECS provided for the design of underground utilities and roadway.

Veeraytan Sarvoday Tirtham, Ltd. Development. Veeraytan Sarvoday Tirtham, Ltd. is a

553-acre residential vacation and resort development in the Nydeck Road area of Morgan County, Tennessee. The project is surrounded on three sides by White Oak Creek and lies in an area where soil and erosion control are of utmost important. The project consists of 830 residential lots with retail shopping, restaurant, fitness center, temples and parks. Field's Engineering Consultant Services, LLC was retained as primary engineering consultant to provide site design to include: lot layout, roads (11 miles), water and sewer systems. FECS also provided a Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan. Additionally, FECS provided construction management for the project.



P. Cox Body Shop Structural Evaluation. Phil Cox retained Field’s Engineering to perform

a structural evaluation of his new auto body shop. FECS performed a thorough inspection of the entire dwelling and was able to determine that the lateral bracing was not installed according to the building manufacturer’s specifications. FECS provided a Report of Findings and recommendations for correction to ensure the building could withstand the required live loads.

Pleasant Hill Dam/Lake Laura Drawdown Pipe Exploration. FECS performed an

exploration of the Pleasant Hill Dam/Lake Laura drawdown structure. The entire length of the pipe through the dam (220 feet) was filmed, and FECS determined where water was leaking into the pipe. An inflatable pipe plug was used in order to better view the leakage that was occurring in the pipe. It was determined that if the leak worsened, the pipe valve could actually break off which could quickly drain the lake. FECS provided a Report of Findings and recommendations to correct the problem to ensure continued structural integrity of the drawdown structure.

Lake Dartmoor Dam/Spillway Structural Evaluation. FECS performed a field inspection

and evaluation of the Lake Dartmoor Dam located in Fairfield Glade Resort in order to assess an erosion issue that was affecting dissipation of water from the existing spillway. FECS provided a design recommendation to the Fairfield Glade Community Club that would be cost effective and solve the erosion issue and bring the dam into compliance with the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation Division of Safe Dams.

Royal Inn Structural Evaluation and Renovations. The Royal Inn located in Crossville,

Tennessee had been closed for approximately 10 years. The new buyer retained the services of FECS to perform a structural inspection and evaluation of the entire motel facility for the purpose of determining whether it would be cost effective to re-open the motel. The results of the structural inspection confirmed that the building was structurally sound; however, the exterior walkways and stairways were structurally compromised. Field’s Engineering redesigned the support system for the exterior walkways and stairways. Additionally, FECS supervised the renovation construction and performed a final inspection. An occupancy permit was subsequently issued by the City of Crossville.

Druid Hills Country Club Kitchen Structural Evaluation and Renovations. During Barry

Field’s tenure as Staff Engineer at Fairfield Glade Resort he was responsible for a special project involving renovation of the kitchen facilities for the Druid Hills Country Club. A structural inspection and evaluation of the kitchen facilities was triggered by a roof leak that occurred during a period of heavy rainfall. Suspicious conditions were discovered, which led to an inspection of the entire roof truss system for the kitchen (approximately 2,000 SF). The original structure was built in the 1970’s, and since that time, the needs of the resort had drastically changed, and the kitchen had been modified to accommodate these growing needs, i.e. new and more modern equipment had been mounted and installed. The kitchen facility was not strong enough to support the load created by the new equipment and over time the trusses and roof system became compromised. Subsequently, the entire roof system was removed, and a new roof system was designed and installed. The interior walls were also replaced. The project was completed in record time so as to minimize the economical impact due to the closure of the Country Club restaurant to complete the renovations.



Charleston Plantation Wetlands Management & Stream Encapsulation. Charleston Plantation is a 136-unit residential apartment/townhome complex located adjacent to US Highway 127 North within the city limits of Crossville, Tennessee. Development of this project site involved environmental consulting for the encapsulation of 600 LF of waters of the State of Tennessee. Additionally, there was an EPA identified wetlands area on the project site. The stream encapsulation involved replacement of the 600 LF section of stream somewhere in the vicinity of this project. The project was adjacent to a Tier III stream (Obed River), which requires the most stringent regulatory requirements. The encapsulation delineation was accomplished by the relocation of all storm water runoff from the project area that would flow adjacent to the regulatory protected Tier III stream. Numerous public hearings were held by the Tennessee Department of Environment & Conservation (TDEC), and we were able to address all issues in a satisfactory manner for all stakeholders involved. The wetlands area was delineated and not disturbed by any collateral activity from the project development.

Fairfield Communities, Inc. Underground Storage. During Barry Field’s tenure as Staff

Engineer at Fairfield Glade Resort he was responsible for a special project involving the removal of 50+ underground storage tanks in sizes varying from 500 to 10,000 gallons, the reinstallation of tanks above ground, and all soil remediation to ensure compliance with all local, state and federal EPA regulatory guidelines. This project was completed in accordance with a special program whereby the EPA set forth a grace period for businesses and corporations to remove underground storage tanks and perform soil remediation as needed without fear of environmental penalties due to leaking tanks. These 50+ tanks contained oil, gas and diesel and served the various resort facilities, e.g. marinas, golf courses, vehicle maintenance, etc. All underground storage tanks were removed, repaired or replaced and reinstalled above ground, and all soil remediation was performed as required within the grace period.

Xpress Lube Environmental Audit. A Phase I Environmental Site Assessment was

completed in general conformance with ASTM E 1527—5, Standard Practice for Environmental Site Assessments. FECS used past environmental engineering experience, as well as the following tools and/or processes in performing the work: 1) Knowledge of the USEPA standards and regulatory requirements, 2) Review of USGS topographic maps and other information regarding the physical setting of the site, 3) Review of historical use information such as Tax Assessor records, legal descriptions and recorded land title records, 4) Site reconnaissance/site visit involving interior and exterior visual observations, 5) Interview with selected persons having knowledge of the uses and conditions of the site, past and present, 6) Environmental regulatory records review, 7) Photography of the site and infrastructure, and 8) Preparation of a report of findings and evaluation. The total turn-around time for the Phase I ESA was less than one (1) week.



Mobil 1 Groundwater Remediation. Mobil 1 oil company retained the services of Field’s Engineering to address an underground tank problem whereby a tank leaked gas which resulted in hydro carbons in the groundwater table. FECS installed a 16-foot trailer to house a treatment system which FECS developed, built and installed to filter and treat the groundwater. The treatment system remained on-site for a period of three years. Field’s Engineering regularly monitored the system until such time as Mobil 1 came into compliance with all local, state and federal EPA regulatory guidelines and TDEC granted a release.

Signature Healthcare Expansion Stormwater Management Plan. Field’s Engineering

was retained by the Kevin Tucker Design Group of Brentwood, Tennessee (architect) to develop a stormwater management plan to accommodate Signature Healthcare’s nursing home expansion project in Nashville, Tennessee. Metro Nashville’s stormwater requirements are very stringent and mandate the pretreatment of all stormwater runoff. FECS designed and developed a state-of-the-art underground stormwater storage and pretreatment system for the nursing home expansion project. FECS facilitated submission of the stormwater plan to Metro Nashville’s Water Services Division, and the plan was approved and permitted without comments.

SCP Investments, LLC Stormwater Management Plan. SCP Investments, LLC retained

Field’s Engineering to develop a stormwater management plan and a treatment and pumping operation to remove water collected in their limestone quarry. The scope of work involved the design and preparation of a SWPPP and preparation of an Aquatic Resource Alteration Permit (ARAP). FECS also provided stormwater inspection and monitoring for the project to ensure compliance with all state and federal EPA regulatory guidelines.

Catoosa Ridge Development Expansion Stormwater Management Plan. Field’s

Engineering was retained by a Developer to design and develop a stormwater management plan for the expansion of their existing 300+ acre development. Extensive stormwater measures included the construction of four detention basins designed to catch the stormwater and release it at a controlled rate so that downstream areas were not flooded or eroded. The project also included the design and construction of a covered bridge over No Business Creek. Due to the complex nature of the project, stormwater measures exceeded $300,000. FECS facilitated the design, preparation and submittal of a SWPPP and an ARAP which were subsequently permitted by TDEC.

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City of Crossville Safe Routes to School. The City of Crossville retained the services of Field’s Engineering Consultant Services, LLC as their primary engineering consultant to provide TDOT cost estimation, design, permitting, bidding administration, construction administration and construction inspection for their Safe Routes to School project being funded in part under the TDOT SRTS Program. The scope of work involves the construction of approximately 1 mile of sidewalks with accompanying curb and gutter and applicable drainage appurtenances in the Myrtle Avenue and Fourth Street areas of Crossville, Tennessee. FECS is working in close cooperation with the City of Crossville and TDOT to accomplish this work. The project is in the final design stage with an anticipated completion date of Summer 2015.

Central Nature Trails Fairfield Glade Resort. While employed by the Fairfield Glade

Community Club as Community Services & Public Works Director/Engineer, Barry Field, P.E. was responsible for the design, permitting and construction of a series of nature trails to serve the residents, timeshare vacationers and others at Fairfield Glade Resort. The trails were added in phases as the development required. The scope of work for each phase of the project involved layout, design, pavement design, construction management and construction inspection. The approximate 4 miles of 5-foot wide paved trails serve 14 resort points of interest and 8 timeshare associations. The paved walking/hiking paths were designed in such a manner as to blend into the natural surroundings so as not to detract from the natural beauty of the development.

Heatherhurst Golf Course Cart/Walking Paths. While employed by the Fairfield Glade

Community Club as Community Services & Public Works Director/Engineer, Barry R. Field, P.E. was responsible for the design, permitting, and construction of cart/walking paths for Heatherhurst Golf Course, a 36-hole course at Fairfield Glade Resort. Heatherhurst is considered the most scenic of the four courses at Fairfield Glade. The cart/walking paths were designed to flow with the natural terrain of the course and to blend with the natural beauty of the area. This course is rated 4 stars by the 2000 edition of Golf Digest’s Places to Play. Barry was additionally responsible for construction management and inspection for this project.

North Nature Trail Fairfield Glade Resort. While employed by the Fairfield Glade Community

Club as Community Services & Public Works Director/Engineer, Barry R. Field, P.E. was responsible for the design, permitting and construction of the natural bark/walking/hiking trails to serve the North Ridge Subdivision area of the resort. The scope of work involved layout, design and construction management and inspection for approximately 2 miles of natural trails. The trails were designed to flow with the lay of the land and to blend in with the natural beauty of the area. The trails added value for the residents of the North Ridge area, and provided an additional area to be enjoyed by the many vacationers that annually visit the resort.

Otter Creek Bridge Fairfield Glade Resort. While employed by the Fairfield Glade Community

Club as Community Services & Public Works Director/Engineer, Barry R. Field, P.E. was responsible for the design, permitting and construction of Otter Creek Bridge, a 2-lane 75-foot span bridge over Otter Creek, a Tier III waterway. Because Otter Creek is designated as a Tier III waterway, the permitting process required extensive research in order that the design for the bridge crossing met all EPA requirements. Barry worked very closely with various regulatory and permitting agencies to accomplish approval of this project. The ultimate scope of work involved the design of a pre fabricated Con Span bridge system, and the footers and abutments to support the structure. Because of the sensitive nature of the creek and the resort area, the bridge was designed to blend in with the natural wooded environment in such a way that would be atheistically pleasing. Strategic placement of the bridge was accomplished with a crane, which was challenging, as the crane was not permitted to enter the creek during placement. Barry was additionally responsible for construction management and inspection for this project.


SECTION V

Partial Client Listing


“A satisfied customer is the best business strategy of all.” – Michael Leboeuf Below is a brief sampling of Field’s Engineering Consultant Services, LLC clients. (This list is not intended to be all inclusive).

Advanced Termite & Pest Control James Douglas B & A Poultry Jim Conroy BC Property Investments Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses Bean Pot Campground KOA Campground Church of the Nazarene L.E. Smith City of Crossville, TN Marina Village, KY City of Grand Rivers, KY Mike Stone City of Hohenwald, TN Mitchell Creek Golf Course CoLinx Mizkan Americas, Inc. Crab Orchard Utility District Pam Fountain Realty Crossville Housing Authority Physicians Associates, LLC Cumberland Construction Plus Plateau Properties Cumberland County Government Plateau Realty Cumberland Eye Center Plateau Truck & Tractor Deer Creek Home Owners Association Pomona Methodist Church Development & Environmental Planning Associates, Inc. Rick Dale Realty Fairfield Glade Baptist Church Roam & Roost Campground Fairfield Glade Community Club Rockcastle Farms Development Fairfield Homes Glade Realty Royal Oaks Golf Course Family Dollar San Diego RV Park, CA Fentress County Government SCP Investments, LLC First Baptist Church Signature Healthcare Food City South Cumberland Utility District Fred Clark Swafford Realty Fred Stout Swan Ridge Lake Resort Galloway Optometry Tansi Waste Management, Inc. Glenn Clark Turner Brothers Quarry Gondolas Restaurant Upper Cumberland Development District Green Brothers Construction Upper Cumberland Gas Utility District Grindstaff Property Management USA Realty GRW Engineering Veeraytan Sarvoday Tirtham, Ltd. Hampshire Realty Advisors, LLC Volunteer Honda Havoline Xpress Lube West Cumberland Utility District Hershel Sanders Westminster Church Huddle House Woodmere Properties Jackson County Government Wyndham Vacation Resorts


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