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2017 Summer ~ Volume IV

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n Robert Duval, PE, LEED AP President / Chief Engineern Dylan Cruess

Chief Operating Officern Paul Sbacchi, PE

Chief Structural Engineern Jeffrey Kevan

Civil Project Supervisorn J. Corey Colwell, LLS

MSC Division Managern James O’Neil, LLS

Chief of Surveyn Michael Krzeminski, PLA

Landscape Architectn Dan Blais, CPESC, CESSWI

Senior Project Managern Robert Cruess, PE

Chairman

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Civil/Landscape Trends & Challenges

One significant trendin land developmentprojects these days istowards “mixed-usedevelopment”, that is, anintegrated mixture of residential,

commercial, cultural, institutional, or industrialuses in close proximity. Recently seen primarilyin large urban centers, the concept of mixed-usedevelopment is now moving into smaller citiesand towns across New England.

The advantages of integrated developmentcan be substantial. Among other benefits, trafficvolumes, parking needs, and stormwater flowscan all be reduced by taking advantage of theinteraction between related uses. For example,apartments and offices located in close proximitywill tend to reduce vehicle trips because sometenants will be employees of the office; thus,some of the vehicle trips usually expectedbecome pedestrian trips. Likewise, parkinginventory can also be reduced through sharedparking. Using the same example, peak apart-ment parking demand falls outside of regularbusiness hours, thus fewer total spaces can beprovided for the same amount of development.

Also, where multiple properties can be com-bined into a single development, greater landuse density can be achieved by avoiding internal

lot line setbacks. This results in more efficientparking layouts and elimination of unnecessarypavement, further reducing needed land area,construction costs, and the burden of excessrunoff on stormwater infrastructure.

Landscape Architecture plays a significant rolein making mixed-use development work. Firstof all, each building must be placed so that itallows convenient, safe, and attractive pedestrianconnections between all other major uses. It isgenerally taken that “walking distance” in NewEngland is approximately 1400 feet or about a7 minute walk. This is largely dependent onestablishing a clear, direct path and an attractivewalking environment. Of course, the concept ofmixed-use development is not new – many of usremember when it was simply called “downtown”.

Today, more community planners under-stand the benefits of mixed-use developmentand revitalizing city centers, particularly older,under-utilized manufacturing or commercialareas. As more communities embrace mixed-use development in their zoning codes, we canexpect this healthy trend to accelerate, returninga large measure of prosperity and vibrancy toNew England cities and towns.

Encore Enterprises brings “Market and Main”Lifestyle Center to Macy’s Site

The former Macy’s site on South River Road in Bedford, NH will soon be a new“Lifestyle Center”, a high-end multi-use complex featuring a deluxe movietheater, office building, hotel, Trader Joe’s, and a variety of vibrant restaurantsand retail shops. The 350,000 sf complex was approved in late 2016.Construction at the site began in March by Hutter Construction and is to becompleted by late 2018. The complex includes seven new buildings and twonew parking garages. TFM is responsible for the structural engineering of thegarages, as well as civil/site and traffic engineering, permitting, land surveyingand landscape architecture services. The project architect is Prellwitz ChilinskiAssociates of Cambridge, MA. The owner, Encore Enterprises, is from Dallas, TX.Architectural Rendering courtesy Prellwitz Chilinski Associates

StructuralEngineer RobertVida receivesProfes-sional Engi-neerLicenseRobert Vida, PE

recently passed the Structural Engineer(SE) exam and received his Profes-sional Engineer license. Mr. Vida servesas a Structural Engineer for TFMoran,his experience includes the design andanalysis of commercial and residentialbuildings. Mr. Vida is a 2016 AutodeskRevit® Structure Certified Professionaland attends the annual Revit® TechnologyConference North America. He has aMasters of Engineering degree in Struc-tural Engineering, a Bachelor of Sciencedegree in Civil Engineering and a minorin Economics from Rensselaer Polytech-nic Institute.The SE exam is an optional two-day examfor structural engineers which is the nextlevel beyond the PE exam. Although notmandatory for New Hampshire, the trendis that it will become the standard forstructural engineers in the future.

TFM provided civil/site, structural and traffic engineering, permit-ting, land surveying and landscape architectural services for the siteredevelopment of the former Weathervane Seafood Restaurantalong NH Route 101. The new Irish restaurant, Murphy’s Taproomand The Carriage House, will include a 142 seat restaurant, a 240 seatbanquet facility, and two patios; one for outdoor dining patrons andthe other for use with the banquet facility. Warrenstreet Architectsof Concord, NH designed the new facility to resemble a farmhousewith an attached barn. The General Contractor is NorthPointConstruction Management. Opening is expected for late summer.

SNHU’s newest dorm “Monadnock Hall” ribboncutting event planned for the new school year.TFM provided survey, permitting, civil/site engineering, and landscapearchitecture for this new 4-story dormitory at Southern NewHampshire University, located on East Side Drive in Hooksett. The103,440sf building contains apartment style dormitories made up ofsingle and double bedrooms, in total there are 300 beds. Included aremany amenities not typical to a college dorm, such as: a full kitchen,living room, and a separate shower off from the bathroom. Located on

the first floor of the building will also bea fitness center, game room, and acommon “Main Street”. The projectarchitects are Mackey Mitchell of St.Louis, MO and Lavallee Brensinger of

Manchester, NH, and the general contractor is Whiting Turner ofFramingham, MA. The exterior of the structure is a new design forSNHU, made up of natural stone and metal panels. A ribbon cuttingevent is planned for early September, after students get settled intotheir new home.®

MURPHY’S TAPROOM & THE CARRIAGE HOUSEMURPHY’S TAPROOM & THE CARRIAGE HOUSE~ Bedford, NH ~

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Under construction photo taken August 3, 2017

Rendering courtesy Mackey Mitchell

Under construction photo taken August 1, 2017

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New Construction...

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Photos of Recently Completed Projects

TFM Civil & Structural Engineers for Chunky’s Cinema Pub – Manchester, NH TFM Structural Engineers for Sullivan Office Building – Bedford, NHARCHITECT: HENDREN ASSOCIATES GENERAL CONTRACTOR: NORTHPOINT CONSTRUCTION ARCHITECT: UDELSMAN ASSOCIATES GENERAL CONTRACTOR: SULLIVAN CONSTRUCTION

TFM Structural Engineers for Wamesit Lanes – Tewksbury, MA TFM Structural Engineers for Milton Fire & Rescue – Milton, NHARCHITECT: GAVIN AND SULLIVAN ARCHITECTS GENERAL CONTRACTOR: PERFORMANCE BUILDERS ARCHITECT: COWAN GOUDREAU ARCHITECTS GENERAL CONTRACTOR: ECKMAN CONSTRUCTION

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Under construction photo showing new residential levels.

CivilEngineerJason HillreceivesProfessionalEngineerLicense

Jason Hi l l , PErecently receivedhis New Hampshire

Professional Engineer license. Mr. Hill worksin TFM’s Bedford office as a Project Managerin the Civil Engineering Department. He hasover 15 years of experience including site plan-ning and design of private land developmentprojects, public works projects, stormwatermanagement systems, and design of pipedutilities. Mr. Hill is experienced in civil/site,roadway design, and permitting. He has aBachelor of Science degree in EnvironmentalEngineering from Syracuse University.

Neshamkin French Ar-chitects and TFM com-plete The Armory inCharlestown, MA

Neshamkin French Architectsand TFM Structural Engineersprovided architectural and structuralengineering services for the renovationof the former Armory building inCharlestown, MA into 42 luxury con-dominiums with underground parking.Construction was completed by East-ridge Construction Managementand the project was developed by PatKeohane of C-Town Ventures, LLC.Previously underut i l ized, theCharlestown Battalion Armory hasbeen revitalized through a sensitiveprogram of historic restoration andinnovative interior design. The archi-tectural design preserved the exteriorwhile the interior, including thestructural system, was gutted andfour new floors were sensitivelyinserted to create 42 residential units.The design provides a variety of unittypes, including duplex penthouses

featuring tremendous downtownBoston and Mystic River views. Acentral, two-story, interior atriumallowed the design to take full advan-tage of building’s depth and providesnatural light to the building interior.

The original building, built in 1907, wasan A-frame style main structure sur-rounded on three sides by conventionaltwo-story wood framed structuressupported on masonry walls. The newdesign required infilling the spacewith 4 new residential levels and newinset exterior balconies. To maintainthe structure and allow the new levelsto be installed without replacing theroof, the new residential levels weredesigned to support the roof and whencompleted the existing steel trusses wereremoved. This method of integratedconstruction, shoring and demolitionrequired close coordination between thedesign team, contractor and developer.

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Recently Completed Projects...

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TFM Featured Projects Under Construction...

TFM provided site design and civil engineering, permitting, surveying andlandscape architecture services for a new 58,000 square foot Elliot HealthSystem’s Medical Center located at the Hillside Shops at Bedford on Leavy Drive.The medical office building broke ground in December 2016. This is the finalphase of this multi-use development designed by TFM and originally developedby AV Bedford, LLC. Also, included in this pedestrian-friendly developmentis the Copper Door restaurant, BellwetherCredit Union, Dunkin’ Donuts and a StateLiquor Store, which are all connected by acommon green. Located at the signalizedintersection of NH Route 101 and OldBedford Road, the Hillside Shops at Bedfordwill offer patients convenient access andparking. This new 3-story, state-of-the-artmedical center will house three Elliotprimary care pract ices . LavalleeBrensinger Architects designed theexterior to have traditional New Englandforms and materials accenting the entrancesand corners. Constructed by A W Rose Construction, this new facilitywill be completed in two phases, the first of which includes two levels andis expected to be completed by January 2018. The second phase includes athird level.

58,000 sf Elliot Health System Medical Centercompletes Multi-use Development ~ Bedford, NH

Contemporary Chrysler~ Milford, NH

TFM Structural Engineers are part of theteam with Warrenstreet Architects, andTurnstone Corporation providing design forthis 25,000 sf new automotive dealership.Located on Hammond Road, the new facilityhas great visibility and accessibility fromNH Route 101 and Route 13. In compari-son to their current dealership on Elm

Street, the new modern facilitywill allow the dealership toincrease inventory, offer moreservices, and better accommo-date the needs of their clients.Contemporary Chrysler is alsoa Jeep and Fiat dealership. Rendering courtesy Warrenstreet Architects

n Woodmont Commons, Londonderry, NH: Civil andsite engineering services for a phased multi-usedevelopment including retail, commercial, andresidential on approximately 600-acres locatednear Route 102 and I-93.n The Gardens at Winnipesaukee, Laconia, NH:Civil engineering services for an 87 residential unitcluster subdivision consisting of single-family homes,twin homes and duplexes on Endicott Street East.Highway design on NH Route 11-B for exclusive leftturn land for development.n Holiday Inn Express & Suites, Boston, MA:Landscape architecture design services for a new5-story hotel addition. The design includes patios,walking paths, plantings and lighting selections.n Land Rover, Bedford, NH: Civil/site and structuralengineering, permitting, survey and landscapearchitecture services for a new approx. 20,000 sfauto showroom/garage and associated parking onthe corner of South River Road and Autumn Lane.n Sturdy Memorial Hospital Office Building,Plainville, MA: Structural engineering services for anew 30,000sf two-story medical office buildingdesigned by Maugel Architects.n Southern New Hampshire University, Hooksett, NH:Civil/site engineering for a 3-story, approximately60,000 sf Engineering Building on campus.n I-93 Widening Project, Exit 4 Windham-Derry, NH:Stormwater monitoring services for RS Audley.

Cassi Beroney was recentlypromoted to Accounting Assistantat TFM’s Bedford office. Cassi hasbeen with the company for five years,previously serving as AdministrativeAssistant/Receptionist. Shereceived an Associate’s degree in Accounting fromMount Washington College (formerly Hesser College).Cassi’s new tasks include payroll, billing, and otheraccounting duties.

Robert Hoover, LA, ASLA recentlyjoined TFM’s Portsmouth officeserving as a Project Manager. Robhas a Bachelor of Science degreein Environmental Design from theUniversity of Massachusetts anda Masters Degree from Harvard

University Graduate School of Design. He has over35 years of professional experience in the practiceof Landscape Architecture. Rob founded HBLA, Inc.in 2001 and has received over 50 awards or specialrecognition for his projects, including therapeutic gar-den design. One of his many affiliations includes theAmerican Society of Landscape Architects.

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Under construction photo taken July 26, 2017

NHCIBOR board members welcome guests to TFMoran.

On Thursday, June 8TH TFM hosted the Annual NHCommercial Investment Board of REALTORS®Awards Cookout at the Bedford office. Over onehundred NHCIBOR members were on hand tonetwork and enjoy grilled meats and summer saladsby the Wine’ing Butcher.

TFM President, Robert Duval, started off the pres-entation by welcoming the members and thankedTFM staff for their efforts in making the event asuccess. NH CIBOR President Kathy DeMello pre-sented Bob Marchewka ofOne Commercial Real Estatewith the REALTOR-of-the-Yearaward, and Bill Jean of FulcrumAssociates with the Affiliate-of-the Year award. The traditional“Awards Cake” was presentedto Bob and Bill, who did thehonors of cutting the firstpieces. TFM is proud to havepartnered with NHCIBOR forthe past twenty years.

TFM Staff Volunteer for Adopt-A-Block

Matt Mullen, Rob Vida, Jeremy Belanger, Maureen Kelly

InTown Manchester’s Adopt-A-Block is an event tohelp keep Downtown Manchester clean and green.It is usually held near Earth Day, but due to thepersistent springtime rain, it was rescheduled toJune 2nd. This year four TFM Engineers helpedwith picking up trash, raking, and mulching nearthe Mill Girl statue on Commercial Street. Withseveral other groups assigned to the large swathof green space, there was just enough work to goaround. TFM is proud to be active in the local com-munities where we work and live.

TFM Hosts NH CIBOR Awards Cookout

Saint Anselm College Student CenterComplex ~ Manchester, NHTFM engineers worked with Derck &Edson to provide civil/site design servicesfor the expansion and renovations of theSaint Anselm College Student Center.Currently under construction, the existing

Cushing Center will connect to the gym and expand by 12,575 sf creating anew complex. Located in the center of campus, this dynamic new gatheringplace will be named the Roger and Francine Jean Student Center Complex.Originally built in 1960, the existing building will undergo a transformation.New features will include a campus store/bookstore, a café, a second floor glass-windowed function room, and a 250-seatauditorium. The project architect, BHDPArchitecture, maintained the Georgianarchitecture design elements featured through-out the campus. Eckman Constructionexpects to complete construction in early 2018.

Bob Marchewka - ROTYand

Bill Jean - AOTY

Washington Mills Apartments II~ Lawrence, MA ~

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TFM provided civil/site engineering, permitting and landscape architec-ture services to SMC Management Corporation of Watertown, MA forredeveloping the former Lawrence Packaging/Newark Atlantic Paperboardsite at 240 Canal Street. Once warehouse and manufacturing space,this 7-story iconic riverside mill property is being converted to a combi-nation of multi-family residential and commercial uses featuring 198loft-style apartments, 19 studio units, and a self-storage facility, withcovered parking on the first-floor level. The site was opened up for addi-tional parking and landscaping by removing three single-story masonrybuildings, allowing for a new, more efficient parking layout and safervehicle circulation. The Riverside Park was designed to create a spacefor various age groups to enjoy both passive and active recreational activities,including a gazebo, horseshoe pits, a bocce court, walking paths and adog park that surrounds a large brick smokestack. Market SquareArchitects of Portsmouth, NH is providing architectural services. TheConstruction Manager is PC Construction Company of Manchester, NH.

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Photo of MillBEFORE

Renovations

MHA presentation by honorary co-chairs Dick and Alex Anagnost

Manchester Historic AssociationPreservation AwardsTFM’s Chief Operating Officer Dylan Cruess attendedthe 25th Annual Manchester Historic Awards heldat the Masonic Temple in May. The awards ceremonyis an annual event put on by the MHA, whose missionis to collect, preserve and share the history ofManchester, NH. The awards program recognizesthe efforts made by individuals, businesses, andorganizations that have contributed significantly tothe preservation of historic resources, buildings,and traditions in the Queen City. This year’s eventfeatured honorary co-chairs Dick and Alex Anagnostwho have a successful and long track record ofpreserving and restoring historically significantbuildings throughout the City. The event was verywell attended, seating more than 400 guests.For more details visit: www.manchesterhistoric.org

A Big Congratulations to All Award Recipients!

MPAL - Building on Hope Projectreceives PlanNH Merit Award

In June, Manchester Police Athletic League (MPAL)Michael Briggs Community Center, a 2016“Building on Hope” project received a PlanNH2017 Merit Award for Honorable Mention forExcellence in Planning, Design, and Development.Building on Hope Chair and project architectJonathan Halle, AIA of Warrenstreet Architects inConcord, NH designed all the renovations includingtwo existing floors (total 16,500 sf). This was acommunity funded “extreme makeover”, where manylocal companies donated their services, time andmaterials. Paul Sbacchi, PE, TFM’s Chief StructuralEngineer, donated his structural design services.Building on Hope helps non-profits build their dreams.To learn more, visit: www.buildingonhope.com

MPAL is a non-profit after school athletic organization thatconnects cops and kids, offering numerous recreationaland academic programs to all kids free of charge.

ORGANIZATIONAL INVOLVEMENT

TFM provided civil engineering, permittingand landscape architecture services toSMC Management Corporation for this228-unit residence located on BridgeStreet along the Merrimack/NashuaRiver. The project includes three separateresidential buildings consisting of fourfloors of apartments above a deck of

structured parking. Also included within the development is a 7,200 sftwo-story restaurant/retail store; and a one-story 3,390 sf community center.The project architect is DeStefano Architects of Portsmouth, NH andFulcrum Associates of Amherst, NH is providing Construction Management.Project completion is expected spring of 2018.

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Construction is well underway forResidences at Riverfront LandingConstruction is well underway forResidences at Riverfront Landing

~ Nashua, NHPhoto Courtesy SMC

Ribbon Cutting at Chandler Place - AffordableSenior Living Apartments in Plaistow, NH

A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held in June for Phase I of ChandlerPlace Apartments on 18 Chandler Avenue. Steven Lewis, one of thethree local developers, New Hampshire’s Governor Chris Sununuand town officials were on hand to support this 62-and-older affordablesenior housing project. Phase I of this two-phased project, consists of25 one and two bedroom apartments, each averaging between650-670 sf, and a community center and business center on site. PhaseI was completed in-part from receiving $330,000 through the state’sAffordable Housing Fund and $4 million through Federal Low IncomeHousing Tax Credits. Residential applicants had to be at or below arequired income level to qualify. At the time of the ribbon-cutting event,occupancy was at capacity, with a waiting list. Phase II could add anadditional 14 apartments.The project team for Phase I of Chandler Place Apartments includedTFMoran for land surveying and civil/site engineering services,Burnell-Johnson Architects for architectural design, GaryChicoine Construction for building, and Jameson Excavationfor site work.

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Multi-family Residential...

TFM provided survey, civil engineeringand landscape architecture services for anaddition to Shooters Outpost located onHooksett Road (Route 3) in Hooksett, NH.The retail store offers a large selection offirearms, firearm accessories, ammuni-tion, tactical apparel, safes, and more.The over-14,000 sf, three-level additionwill double the size of the existing logcabin, and feature high-vaulted ceilingsand exposed interior beams. The additionwill be made of structural steel with reallog siding and corners. The new space willprovide a new display area, increased retail space, a café with commer-cial kitchen, employee offices, new bathrooms, and inventory storage.The project architect is Cowan and Goudreau Architects and thegeneral contractor is North Branch Construction, both companiesare in Concord, NH.

Shooters Outpost is Expanding!~ Hooksett, NH ~

Rendering courtesy Cowan Goudreau AssociatesAlene Candles ~ Milford, NHTFM Structural Engineers provided designservices for a 72,000 sf plant expansionwhich included about 4,000sf of high endfirst and second floor office space forAlene Candles, a manufacturer of supe-rior quality custom-designed fragrancedcandles. Alene’s headquarters is inMilford, NH on 51 Scarborough Lane.

TFM worked as part ofthe project team withDivision 5 Metals asthe design consultantand Jay Steel, LLC asthe structural steelsupplier both from ofAmherst, NH. The design-build team alsoincluded Turnstone Corporation of Milford,NH as the project’s Construction Managerand Lauer Architects of Goffstown, NH.

Temco Tool Company~ Manchester, NHTFM provided surveying, civil engineering,and permitting services for Temco ToolCompany, for the expansion of their exist-ing manufacturing facility at 800 Holt Ave.The expansion includes 16,000sf of onestory manufacturing space and 4,800sfof office space (two stories). The projectalso included additional parking, storm-water management and utility upgrades.The project architect was Stone RiverArchitects and Fulcrum Associatesprovided construction management.Temco Tool has been machining precisionpiece parts and providing value-addedservices for the aerospace, defense,medical, space and other industriessince 1963.

Franklin Savings Bank Set to Open 8thFull-service Location in September

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TFM provided civiland structural engi-neering, landscapearchitecture andsurvey services forthis new 2,161 sfbank located at theMerrimack VillageMall Shopping Centeron Dobson Way. Thebank will feature a two

lane drive-up area and two ATMs. The project team included developmentconsultants Paramount Partners of Quincy, MA, building designerRon Reilly, DeStefano Architects and Sullivan Construction.Established in 1869 in Franklin,NH, Franklin Savings Bank hasserved the NH community forover 147 years offering commer-cial lending, personal bankingand investment services. ThisMerrimack branch will be theireighth full-service location.

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Franklin Savings Bank Set to Open 8thFull-service Location in September

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Manufacturing Plant Expansions...

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TFM Staff News

TFMoran, Inc., 48 Constitution Drive, Bedford, NH 03110

Scott Olsen, EIT joined the Civil EngineeringDepartment serving as a Project Engineer.He has a Bachelor of Science degree inEnvironmental Engineering from theUniversity of New Hampshire in Durham.Scott’s experience includes constructioninspection, stormwater management, site

and roadway grading, underground utility work for commercialand residential projects, and a $35 million federal renovationproject. His certifications include Army Corps of EngineersCQC, and OSHA 40 HAZWOPER.

Stephen Perley joined the CAD Departmentserving as a CAD Technician. He has anAssociates of Science degree in DraftingTechnology from the New Hampshire Voca-tional Technical College at Manchester.Steve has 30 years experience in preparingplans for all facets of civil engineering and

surveying projects.

Stephen Williams joined the Stormwaterand Construction Inspection Department.He has a Bachelor’s degree in MechanicalEngineering from the University of NewHampshire in Durham. Stephen has over30 years of experience including soils test-ing, monitoring infrastructure construction,

water mains, sewer mains, and SWPPP Plans.

Evelyn Piccozzi recently joined the CivilEngineering Department serving as a ProjectEngineer in the Portsmouth office. Evelynattended Northeastern University and has over30 years of experience in drafting and design-ing, civil engineering, AutoCAD and pipingengineering on the east and west coasts.

Dylan Erickson joined the Civil Engineering Departmentserving as a Project Engineer. He has a Bachelor of Sci-ence degree in Environmental Engineering from the Uni-versity of New Hampshire in Durham. Dylan’s workexperience includes civil/site design, stormwater manage-ment, drainage and utility design, and environmental siteassessments for commercial and residential projects.

Maureen Kelly, EIT joined the Civil Engineering Departmentserving as a Project Engineer. She has a Bachelor of Sci-ence degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering, anda Master’s degree in Structural Engineering from the Uni-versity of Massachusetts, Lowell. Maureen’s experience in-cludes watershed analysis, drainage assessment,stormwater retention, as well as calculations for residential

and commercial structures.

Shaun Vando joined the Civil Engineering Departmentserving as a Project Engineer with over 18 years ofexperience. He has an Associates degree from MiddlesexCommunity College, and has studied Advanced Renderingat the Boston Architectural Center. Shaun’s extensiveexperience includes site design for retail developments,transportation and multi-use projects.

Rollin Khaund joined the Survey Department serving asa Survey Technician with over 30 years of experience infield and office surveying. He has a Bachelor of Sciencedegree in Civil Engineering Technology and a Land Survey-ing Certificate from the University of Massachusetts in Low-ell. Rollin is a certified Surveyor-in-Training in the state ofMassachusetts. In addition to topographic and as-built

surveys, his experience includes survey for roadways, utilities and drainagefor municipalities, MassDOT and MBTA.

TFM welcomes college students as summer interns.Jack Watton majors in Civil Engineering at UNH andworks in TFM’s civil department; Kelsie Gagner majors inBusiness Administration at SNHU and works in themarketing department; and Hannah Kelsey is majoringin Civil Engineering at Smith College and worksin the stormwater department. Josh Barrmajors in Environmental Studies at UNEworking in the Portsmouth Survey andEnvironmental Departments.

TFM mentors summer internsL to R: Jack Watton, Kelsie Gagner, and Hannah Kelsey

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Meet Jennifer Clark...TFMoran welcomes Jennifer Clark as a

Receptionist/Administrative Assistant in theBedford office. Prior to

joining TFMoran, Jennifergained valuable experienceworking at a local environ-

mental engineering firm.Her new position involves

greeting clients, answeringphones, and assistingTFM’s engineers and

surveyors with variousadministrative functions.