Lori C. Larsen, P.Ag., B.Sc. Senior Project Manager Ms. Larsen has a Bachelor of Science degree in Agricultural Sciences from the University of British Columbia, specializing in Soil Science and Remote Sensing. Lori’s environmental project management experience, combined with knowledge of government processes and regulations, allowed her to sit the Approved Professional examination for the BC Ministry of Environment achieving her Approved Professional Roster status. This ensures a much higher level of quality and allows for more efficient in-house processing of BC Ministry of Environment (BC MOE) Instruments such as Certificates of Compliance, Determinations and Approvals in Principles. Ms. Larsen has been employed as an environmental professional for over eighteen years, most recently with Keystone Environmental and previously with other consulting companies. She has been the senior project manager for junior staff conducting Stage 1 & 2 Preliminary Site Investigations (PSIs) and Detailed Site Investigations (DSIs) and has prepared and executed soil and groundwater remediation plans. Her investigative experience has included field supervision (during test pitting, borehole drilling/monitoring well installation, completion of soil vapour surveys, and underground storage tank removals), soil lithography, the collection and selection of soil and groundwater samples for laboratory analysis, slug testing, and the interpretation of data and analytical results. At Keystone Environmental Ltd. Ms. Larsen manages site investigations and remedial activities, coordinates monitoring projects, develops sampling and closure plans, and provides Approved Professional reviews for BC MOE instruments. In this capacity Ms. Larsen is required to work with field personnel to determine the relative significance of potential site contamination issues, develop site specific investigative programs, coordinate underground storage tank removals, remediation projects and risk assessments, and review reports which document site activities. Ms. Larsen is familiar with the legislative regulations and acts in British Columbia such as the Environmental Management Act, Contaminated Sites Regulation, Hazardous Waste Regulation as well as the Federal Regulations including Canadian Environmental Protection Act and the associated CCME Environmental Quality Guidelines. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 2009-2010 Senior Project Manager and Approved Professional Data Gap Analyses, PSI2 and Certificate of Compliance – Alnor Excavating Ltd. – Surrey, BC Previous environmental reports on a property needed to be updated to bring them into compliance with the current BC vapour regulation and to meet submission standards for a Certificate of Compliance. Ms. Larsen set up the work plan and budget. The review of the reports by Ms. Larsen indicated that there had been previous application of an incorrect water standard and lack of confirmation sampling during a previous remediation. Ms. Larsen was able to propose a new approach to obtaining a Certificate of Compliance that reduced the clients costs dramatically by combining three separate applications into one. Ms. Larsen is coordinating the program and will be the Approved Professional making the recommendation to the MOE for the ministry instrument. 2007-2010 Senior Project Manager Highway 10 Business Park – PSI, DSI, Remediation, HHERA & Certificate of Compliance Application Surrey, BC Managed a large property investigation which required secondary evaluation of the Site after contamination was identified in an area where was no indication from the historic review and interviews that contamination should be present. Ms. Larsen ensured that there was proper investigation coverage of the uncovered contamination and also highlighted the need for evaluation of sediments of a nearby stream to determine if any impacted sediment within the stream had originated from the Site. Ms. Larsen coordinated the remediation of the impacted soils and groundwater using a remediation contractor hired by the client and then had the Site’s risk evaluated for human health and the environment. Ms. Larsen had to overcome employee turn over, three changes of property ownership, coordination with the Ministry of Transportation for remediation of off-Site areas, compilation of reports that summarized this complex site, and liaison with the BC MOE regarding issuance Certificate of Compliance. 2007-2009 Senior Project Manager and Approved Professional Data Gap Analyses, PSI 2, Stage 1 Update and Certificate of Compliance – UBC Properties Trust Vancouver, BC Ms. Larsen developed the workplan, budgets and schedule to conduct a review of a property that had a previous Certificate of Compliance issued but for a more restricted land use. Ms. Larsen coordinated the staff and budget and was able to bring the existing documentation up to date including addressing the recently introduced soil vapour requirements. Ms. Larsen then was able to successfully make a recommendation as an Approved Professional that the land should receive a Certificate of Compliance 2007-2008 Senior Project Manager Data gap review, PSI 1, PSI 2 and Remediation – UBC Properties Trust Northern Way Campus Great Northern Way, Vancouver, BC Ms. Larsen coordinated the review, completion of six individual PSI 1s and associated PSI 2’s for a six individual lots that would eventually form a property swap with the City of Vancouver. Timing for the completion of the work tricky as property access and staffing were limited. Ms. Larsen coordinated the budgets, staff, contractors and reporting. Remediation was effected on one lot and the work was completed on time and budget. 2006-2007 Senior Project Manager PSI 1 & 2 – LeHigh Northwest Cement Ltd. Richmond, BC A very large (30.5 ha) former land fill owned by the Fraser Port Corporation was being leased out and a client wished to ascertain a baseline assessment of the Site to ensure that their liabilities were minimized. Ms. Larsen worked out an approach to the PSI 2 investigation that could be repeated in 25 years time so that the evaluation of the Site could occur. She was able to present to the client the sliding scale of risk versus sample density and then was successfully able to manage the staff and budget to a successful conclusion. 2005-2008 Senior Project Manager BC Rail Properties Land Investigation prior to Subdivision and Sale Fort Nelson, BC Managed a project that included completing a Stage 1-2 PSI, DSI and making recommendations for Determinations on lots within a large (27 Ha) property with 15 separate occupants. Preparation of work plans, staff selection, program management, budget management and ensuring time deadlines were met were the day to day duties. Specific challenges successfully addressed included: • Mobilization to a small northern BC community • Communication with all occupants to ensure interviews, drilling and subsequent water sampling could be conducted during the field work windows • Ensuring sample transport back to laboratory remained within allowable holding times • Getting supplies and contractors co-ordinated over large distances • Supporting field staff who were working in adverse conditions like extreme cold, snow, icy conditions, high winds, driving rains • Evaluating new drilling technologies to overcome physical drilling challenges • Liaison with third parties such as CN & CPR to schedule work access • Successfully reviewing and making recommendation for Determinations for selected Lots 2008 Senior Project Manager PSI 1 & Limited PSI 2 – Western Forest Products Jacklah, Coal Harbour, Head Bay, Gold River, BC A number of remote forestry site were to be evaluated for potential liabilities. Since access to these areas was limited to barge and air access Ms. Larsen had to coordinate the movement of staff, ensure that sufficient equipment and supplies were present and coordinate third party contractors. Obstacles surmounted included the no show of third party contractors, coordination of forestry personnel schedules with available delivery times for investigation gear and reporting on a tight time schedule. 2006-2007 Senior Project Manager and Approved Professional Remediation and Certificate of Compliance – Onni Group of Companies Seymour Street, Vancouver, BC A large redevelopment of a downtown parcel of land had to undergo remediation for historical metals contamination and receive a Certificate of Compliance prior to proceeding with development. Ms. Larsen prepared the budget for the work, set the timelines, managed staff, , oversaw the reporting and then reviewed the work as an Approved Professional to make a successful recommendation that a Certificate of Compliance be granted. Work highlights including working to a very tight budget, successful coordination of the client and the third party contractor to ensure smooth operation of remediation activities all remedial parties 2005-2007 Senior Project Manager Site Investigation, Remediation and Procurement of Certificate of Compliance–Accommodation and Real Estate Services BC (formerly BCBC) - Surrey, BC Responsible for developing work strategy to fully investigate and remediate a former highways maintenance facility. Contaminants ranged from salt to petroleum hydrocarbons. Her responsibilities included: • preparing and assigning staff to implement remediation plans; • planning and implementing a detailed hydrogeologic study of a deeper aquifer on the Site • coordinating a Human Health and Ecological Risk Assessment; • applying to the MOE for Certificate of Compliance and successfully championing alternate solutions to address BC MOE concerns; • liaising with client and monitoring budgets: and • planning and implementing the well decommissioning on the Site. 2005-2006 Senior Project Manager DSI, Remediation & Certificate of Compliance Bosa Properties Richmond, BC A previous PSI 1-2 had been completed for a former paint and chemical manufacturing site in Richmond that was to be redeveloped into a residential property. Ms. Larsen was responsible for the final delineation of the contamination, presenting remedial options to the client and implementing the successful option. Recognition of the lack of a hydraulic gradient in the area allowed a Certificate of Compliance to be awarded using a No Water Use standard. Ms. Larsen was responsible for the co-ordination and timing of staff, work plan and budget preparation, supervision and direction of field staff, data interpretation and reporting. . EDUCATION AND PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS • B.A.Sc. (AGR) Agricultural Science, with a specialization in Soils and Remote Sensing, University of British Columbia, 1988 • Associate in Arts, Trinity Western College, Langley, BC 1983 PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS • Contaminated Sites Approved Professional Society • Professional Agrologist, British Columbia Institute of Agrology - 1991 ADDITIONAL TRAINING • St Johns Ambulance – Emergency First Aid – Industry • OSHA 40 Hour Hazardous Materials Health and Safety Training • 8 Hour Refresher, Hazardous Materials Health and Safety Training • WHMIS • Visual Sampling Plan 3 day orientation course. • Ecological Risk Assessment Course • Environmental Engineering Technology Degree (95% complete)- British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT).

As the environmental manager with PHH and later PHH-ARC, Lori expanded the environmental department from 2 to 8 people and provided training and expertise to other PHH offices. She was responsible for completing Prelimary Site Investigations, Detailed Site Investigations, preparing and implementing remediation plans. She also trained and was able to perform Stage 1 Hazardous Materials Assessments for properties.

Responsible for all Stage 1 PSI work and training of new staff to do Stage 1 Preliminary Site Investigations (PSIs). Designed and implemented Stage 2 PSIs. Prepared budgets and workplans often, communicating directly with the client. Completed field work associated with requirements of Stage 2 PSIs. Responsible for tables, borehole logs, and reporting. Design and implementation of Detailed Site Investigations and remediation. Design and management of the construction of soil bio piles, temporary hazardous waste treatment facilities for hydrocarbons, and monitoring of existing contamination.

Field Technician for groundwater sampling and monitoring. Conducting soil investigations and drilling. Oil field assessments and environmental impact assessments. Write up of reports and results.

Mapping of soils in salinity areas. Drilling and installation of groundwater monitoring wells. Monitoring of existing irrigation and salinity wells. Preparation of a soil erosion map. Mapping of the Little Bow Reserviour area pre dam construction. Pipeline soils mapping and impact assessment.

Approved Professional with Contaminated Sites Approved Professional Society Contaminated Site Remediation

Soil Science, Contaminated Site Remediation, Agricultural Land Assessment for fill placement or gravel extraction