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LANG RANCH COMIUis1lTY PARK. <br />DESIGN DEVELOPMENT AND: <br />CONSf'RUCiION DOCUMENTS <br />Noreen Cabanting <br />ffildscope <br />Principal <br />RHS10R.AT1.0 N <br />Ms. Noreen Cabanting is the managing Principal of Wildscape Restoration. <br />She has eight years of experience with habitat restoration, invasive plant <br />management, and regulatory permitting. Ms. Cabanting has earned a <br />Bachelor of Science degree from the University of California, Berkeley. <br />E=ducation In addition to her educational background, Ms. Cabanting has managed <br />Bachelor of Science, and implemented projects in Habitat Restoration, Biological Resources, <br />Environmental Sciences - Environmental Permitting, and CEQA/NEPA. She has managed small- and <br />Biological Sciences Emphasis large-scale habitat restoration and mitigation projects with multiple habitat <br />University of California, Berkeley, types and phases throughout Southern California. <br />2000 <br />Landscape Architecture Summary <br />Certificate Program, University of <br />California, Los Angeles Extension > 8 years of experience in Environmental Planning, Permitting, and <br />Program, in Progress Habitat Restoration <br />Public Policy Program, University <br />of California, Los Angeles ► Managed small- and large-scale projects with multiple habitat types <br />Extension CEQA and Regulatory and phases in Los .Angeles, Orange, and San Diego Counties <br />classes <br />► Prepared and implemented Mitigation Programs, including site <br />Training and Certification selection, plant palette development, implementation monitoring and <br />California Department .of annual quantitative surveys <br />Pesticide Regulation, Qualified <br />Applicator's License #51542 ► Performed biological surveys including vegetation mapping, special <br />California Contractor's License status plant species, and tree surveys <br />Board — Landscape Contractor <br />License #890771 Project Experience <br />Associations Watershed Planning <br />Califomia Invasive Plant Council, <br />Member ► Ventura County Resource Conservation District — Santa Clara River <br />Society of Ecological Restoration, Watershed, California: Upper Santa Clara River Arundo/Tamarisk <br />California Chapter, Member Removal Program (SCARP) - Long -Term Implementation Plan and <br />California Native Grass EIR — Project Manager <br />Asspdation, Member <br />Southern California Botanists, ► Ventura County Resource Conservation District — Santa Clara River <br />Member Watershed, California: Upper Santa Clara River Arundo/Tamarisk <br />American Society of Landscape Removal Programmatic Permits (USCPP) - Regulatory Programmatic <br />Architects, Student Member Permits —Project Manager <br />► Ventura County Resource Conservation District — Santa Clara River <br />Watershed, California: Santa Clara River Invasive Plant Removal <br />(SCIPR) Program - Long -Term Implementation Plan, CEQA, and <br />Permits — Project Manager <br />► Ventura County Resource Conservation District -- Calleguas Creek <br />Watershed, California: Calleguas Creek Arundo/Tamarisk Removal <br />P S O M A 5 Add l WWscape Restoration - 89 <br />
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