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.Aspect <br />CONSULTING <br />Dfi, `: I'IAie L E-''; I , CWRE Principal Water Resource Engineer <br />Heading up Aspect's Water Resources Practice, Dan Haller's <br />background includes facilitation of complex projects and EDUCATION <br />workgroups, management of storage and conservation MS, Environmental Engineering, <br />projects, water rights transfers, and water system design and Washington State University, 1996 <br />financial planning experience. Working from Aspect's Yakima BS, Civil Engineering, Washington State <br />Office, Dan is a state -recognized water rights expert and University, 1994 <br />certified water right examiner fluent in the water code, has REGISTRAMN <br />worked on complex new water rights and water right transfers, licensed Professional Engineer, Civil, WA <br />Certified Water Rights Examiner, WA <br />coordinated water banks, and helped buy and sell water rights. <br />Before joining Aspect, Dan spent more than a decade with the <br />Department of Ecology where he worked on hundreds of water rights and managed multi-million dollar <br />grant projects for the Office of Columbia River. <br />Kittitas County Water Bank Facilitation and Formation ( Ellensburg, WA <br />Dan assisted County with implementation of its water bank. Dan facilitated Kittitas County Public Health <br />Department's 20 -person Citizen's Advisory Committee tasked with providing guidance to the County on <br />water quantity metria forthe County's water bank. Dan helped guide the Committee through topics <br />including in-house domestic use, lawn/garden evapotranspiration, and consumptive use standards to <br />avoid Impairment. Dan also worked with the Committee and County to develop the business rules of the <br />Kittitas County water bank, including mitigation and metering standards, and a two-tiered mitigation <br />program to meet the needs of the County and community. <br />Kittitas County Water Bank Acquisition and Permitting I Ellensburg, WA <br />In support of their water bank, Dan has worked to secure water right transfers and water right permitting <br />authority for Kittitas County. This work has included permitting water right transfers on eight acquisitions <br />throughout Kittitas County to seed the County's mitigation program. Additionally, Dan assisted the County <br />with implementation of a general permit program to allow subdivisions and cluster development to obtain <br />water right authority from the bank. Dan has successfully led the effort to obtain two water right general <br />permits to support this effort, the first of their kind, which other counites (Chelan, Spokane) are now <br />emulating. <br />Little Spokane River Water Bank and RCW 90.94 Exempt Well Compliance I Spokane, WA <br />Dan facilitated the WRIA 55 Planning Unit to evaluate options to develop a water right and water supply <br />solutions in the Little Spokane River basin to offset strearnflow impacts from exempt wells. Dan's efforts <br />Include assisting the Planning Unit with options to offset exempt well impacts over the next 20 years, and <br />water right acquisition and water supply options to mitigate impacts (e.g. managed aquifer recharge, <br />storage, acquisitions). Dan also assisted Spokane County with multiple water right acquisitions to seed its <br />water bank. <br />Walla Walla Basin Flow Study, Walla Walla Watershed Management Partnership (WWWMP) and <br />Walla Walla Basin Watershed Council (WWBWC) I Walla Walla, WA <br />Dan is working with the WWWMP and the WWBWC to facilitate a steering committee to improve flows In <br />the Walla Walla River. Dan's facilitation includes coordination of several dozen stakeholders, <br />documentation of efforts by numerous technical workgroups, pairing of projects to meet overall flow <br />objectives, and overall task planning around future environmental review, communication and outreach, <br />and stakeholder participation. Dan is also part of the technical project team evaluating permitting and <br />design for storage, pump exchange, and conservation projects to meet Flow Study goals. <br />Hailer I Resume Page 1 1 <br />