Project Contact Information

The City of Elk Grove, Cal/EPA’s Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA), Willdan Engineering, and consulting hydrologists have teamed together to study the potential environmental benefits and/or risks associated with the use of dry wells as a Low Impact Development (LID) tool. The team
consists of:

Project Team and Contact Information	Affiliation	Project Role
Jeff Werner, P.E., Senior Civil Engineer jwerner@elkgrovecity.org (916) 478-3602	City of Elk Grove Public Works Department	Lead applicant, grant administration, project administration, and in-kind support.
Barbara Washburn, Ph.D., Ecotoxicology Barbara.wasburn@oehha.ca.gov (916) 316-7982	Office of Environmental Hazard Health (OEHHA)	Technical and research support for the site selection, water quality monitoring, data input into the State’s CEDEN database, preparation/ dissemination of literature review and factsheets, and in kind-support.
Reid Bryson, Hydrogeology and  Groundwater Quality rbryson@lsce.com (530) 661-0109	Luhdorff & Scalmanini Consulting Engineers	Design of monitoring network and wells, construction inspection services, monitoring of groundwater levels and water quality, and technical support.
John Fawcet, Hydrogeology and  Groundwater Quality jfawcett@lsce.com (530) 661-0109	Luhdorff & Scalmanini Consulting Engineers	Design of monitoring network and wells, construction inspection services, monitoring of groundwater levels and water quality, and technical support.
Chris Bowles, Ph.D., Hydrology, Hydro-Geomorphology and Stormwater Quality  c.bowles@cbecoeng.com 916-231-6052 ext. 220	CBEC eco-engineering	Technical support for the design of the dry wells and pre-treatment features, and stormwater quality monitoring.