John Enochs, Professional Engineer

Diamondback Engineering and Surveying, Inc.
12640 W. Cedar Dr Suite C
Lakewood, CO 80228
(303) 985-4204

Position:              Owner/President, Diamondback Engineering and Surveying

Years of Experience:  27 Years

Education:       BSCE Montana State University, 1984

Professional:  Professional Engineer, Colorado PE # 26057, NCEES #32241, ND #6637, LA #34950

Experience:          Includes over 27 years experience in project management, design and construction management for numerous projects in the private and public sector.  Projects range in size from design and inspection of water treatment facilities, water system network analyses, water storage tanks and booster pump stations, water and sewer line extensions, design and inspection of sewage lift stations, to design and construction management of multi-million dollar water and wastewater treatment facilities.  Also served as district engineer for several Municipalities and Special Districts around Colorado including;  Granby Sanitation District, Three Lakes Water and Sanitation District, Town of Grand Lake, and The Town of Lochbuie.

                         
Recent projects of interest include:

• City Engineer – City of Edgewater, CO:  Design and construction management for several projects around the City including a parks walkway, alley paving, right-of-way construction permitting.  Work with City personnel to provide engineering support on MS4 drainage compliance and reporting.
• Town of Grand Lake, CO: Working with Town staff on design of a Hydroelectric Plant and providing engineering support on an as-needed basis.
• Granby Sanitation District (GSD): Project manager for a one million gallon per day mechanical wastewater treatment plant expansion.  Also serve as District Engineer for GSD.
• Town of Lochbuie, Lochbuie, Colorado: Project manager for a one million gallon per day mechanical wastewater treatment plant expansion. 
• Town of Lochbuie, Lochbuie, Colorado: Serve as Town Engineer for Lochbuie. Before the recent economic downturn, Lochbuie was located in the heart of one of the fastest growing areas in the country.  As the town’s engineer, John had to focus on keeping ahead of development by planning infrastructure and working closely with developers to ensure they adhered to the Town’s regulations and provide quality developments.  The town had approximately 3,400 sanitary sewer services in 2007 and is expected to have about 12,000 by 2020.  Duties included writing the Town’s Standards for Public improvements, review of design and construction for proposed subdivisions, water system analysis and infrastructure design. 
• Town of Lochbuie: Design of a 1.3 million gallon per day reverse osmosis water treatment facility and design of a one million gallon water storage tank.
• River Pines at Shadow Mountain Lake: Design and platting for a 27 unit town home project including roads, storm water collection, sanitary sewer collection, water treatment, storage and distribution.
• Rocky Mountain Estates, Grand County, Colorado: Design of a 280 lot development including roads, storm water and sanitary sewer collection, lift station including site application from CDPHE.
• Shores of Shadow Mountain, Grand County, CO:  Design of a 54 lot subdivision on 73 acres having a dual water distribution system for domestic and fire water supplies, a water booster station for domestic supply, a fire pump pulling water from the Granby Pump Canal, two sewage lift stations, force mains, gravity sewage collection system, retaining walls, grading and drainage.  Project was taken from inception through all phases of platting and construction.
• Norsemen of the Rockies, Clear Creek County, CO:  Provided support and expert testimony for a case where a neighboring developer sued to condemn an access easement across Norsemen property.

 While with another consulting firm, Mr. Enochs completed several projects with the National Park Service.  Projects include site development for the Grand Marais, MN Lakeside Visitor Center.  This project was located on the shore of Lake Superior and required treatment of storm water prior to it entering the lake.
                         
Another National Park Service project of interest was located in the Fossil Butte National Park.  This was a drinking water supply project which included the development of an existing spring, storage and a distribution line to the newly constructed visitor center.
                         
 Mr. Enochs also designed several miles of sanitary sewer line for the DOE at Rocky Flats, Jefferson County, CO

Other experience includes design, design supervision, and construction management for numerous natural gas and oil pipeline projects.  Mr. Enochs was responsible for up to 40 pipeline construction inspectors overseeing construction of 450 miles of pipeline over a period of 2.5 years in northern New Mexico.  He also acted as construction manager for a four-mile turnkey natural gas pipeline through a residential area in Lorain, Ohio.  Responsibilities for this project included construction coordination, public relations, scheduling, and materials ordering and handling.  This was the State of Ohio’s first natural gas by-pass pipeline.

Jerry Richmond, Professional Land Surveyor

Diamondback Engineering and Surveying, Inc.
12640 W. Cedar Dr Suite C
Lakewood, CO 80228
(303) 985 4204

Position:              Owner/Secretary, Diamondback Engineering and Surveying, Inc.

Years of Experience:  30 Years

Professional:  Professional Land Surveyor, CO #26298

Experience:         

Mr. Richmond’s experience includes 30 years of experience in design and surveying of numerous projects for the private and public sector.  Projects range in size from small sewer line extensions to design, construction staking and construction management of water and wastewater treatment facilities, roads and over-lot grading for multimillion-dollar developments, and control networks for aerial mapping.  He also served as district engineer for the Three Lakes Water and Sanitation District.

Mr. Richmond’s experience also includes preparation and review of preliminary and final plats for land development projects.  Mr. Richmond is also responsible for performing boundary surveys, preparation of easement descriptions, construction staking for several large projects, and mapping of piping networks.

Diamondback Engineering and Surveying Inc. offers surveying services utilizing both GPS and conventional survey equipment.  This equipment can be used for preparing as-builts for existing appurtenances or staking proposed facilities.

While with another firm, Mr. Richmond worked on several federal projects.  National Park Service projects included land surveys for employee housing at Rocky Mountain National Park and Sand Dunes National Park, Angel Creek Campground in the Grand Canyon, and surveyed for the Visitor’s Center at Zion National Park in Utah.  Other federal work included Construction Management for a major sewer line replacement at Rocky Flats for the DOE.