Bruce Scott's Resume

• B.S. in Civil Engineering, University of Illinois, 1968

• Registered Professional Engineer, Nevada
• Certified Water Right Surveyor, Nevada
• Professional Land Surveyor, Nevada
• Licensed Land Surveyor, California
• Registered Professional Engineer, Arizona
• OSHA 40 Hour Hazwoper

• American Society of Civil Engineers
• American Public Works Association
• Water Environment Federation
• American Water Works Association
• National Society of Professional Engineers

EXPERIENCE

Principal: Mr. Scott has overall responsibility for RCI's surveying, water rights, civil engineering, and land-use planning functions. He has considerable experience in surveying and water rights including water right surveying, applications and proofs required by the State Division of Water Resources, boundary surveys, land division maps, parcel maps, lot line adjustments, record of survey mapping, and expert witness testimony. His civil engineering projects include the management, planning, supervision, analysis, and design for a variety of projects involving water supply, water systems, water resources, roadway design, wastewater collection, street reclamation, storm drainage, and utility improvements.

     As Engineer for the Town of Minden and Minden-Gardnerville Sanitation District, Mr. Scott reviews proposed plans for compliance with ordinances and regulations dealing with the water and sewer systems and consults with the Board regarding the operation and maintenance of the facilities. He is also project engineer for improvements undertaken by these entities such as street and drainage improvements, water system improvements, effluent reservoirs, and related facilities which have totaled over five million dollars in the last ten years. Additionally, Mr. Scott serves as Engineer for several general improvement districts throughout the State of Nevada.

Vice-President: Mr. Scott shared responsibility for administration of the firm and its broad range of planning and engineering activities including water system and street design, water resource evaluations, and construction and boundary surveys. His other work included nonpoint source pollution studies, resource planning, specialized sewage disposal systems, and extensive work in water rights.

Hydraulic Engineer: While with the Planning Section, Division of Water Resources, Mr. Scott actively participated and represented the Division in the State-Federal Cooperative Studies. He authored, co-authored or participated in the many planning reports published by the State Engineer's Office.

Engineer: Mr. Scott's experience included supervision and construction of water and sewer lines, storm drains, underground telephone lines, and various other pipelines.