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Highlighted Industrial Projects March 2017Prepared by: Hunter Engineering, Inc. 10450 North 74th Street, Suite #200 Scottsdale, Arizona 85258

Hunter EngineeringHunter Engineering provides a wide range of civil engineering and surveyingservices for both public and private sector clients. These services include,but are not limited to, preliminary and final design, constructionobservation and site development for commercial, industrial, residentialand public improvement projects. Typical design elements includeroadways, utilities, stormwater detention and retention systems, water andfireline systems, sanitary sewer systems, earthwork analysis, site planlayout, master planning and feasibility studies.Hunter Engineering provides complete surveying services including ALTALand Title Surveys, Boundary Surveys, Topographic Surveys andConstruction Staking. Hunter Engineering utilizes the latest surveyingtechnologies, including GPS and Robotics.Hunter Engineering is dedicated to providing responsive and valuedsolutions to challenges that confront our clients. Our primary focus is onunderstanding our client’s goals and expectations, satisfying their needs andestablishing long-term relationships, while maintaining a high qualityproduct. We have successfully serviced Phoenix Metro Valley clients forover fifteen years.Jeff and Sandi Hunter 2Prepared by: Hunter Engineering, Inc. 10450 North 74th Street, Suite #200 Scottsdale, Arizona 85258

Highlighted Projects

Crescent CrownCrescent Crown Distributing – HunterEngineering has completed the Planning,Engineering and Land Surveying for several ofthe Crescent Crown Distributing sites. Suchsites have included a 305,000 sq.ft. facility withGas in Surprise, Arizona, the CorporateHeadquarters with full shop and maintenanceservice in Mesa, Arizona and the planning for a200,000 sq.ft. facility in Batton Rouge. HunterEngineering was also involved in the siteselection process. “City of Surprise has found Hunter Engineering to be both of extremely high competency in the design of infrastructure and willing to go above and beyond original scope when issues arose during construction.” Jason Mahkovtz, PE, City of Surprise 4

FedEx NorthFederal Express, (FedEx)– Hunter Engineering has completed the Planning,Engineering and Land Surveying for several Federal Express Facilities. Theseprojects have included ground up construction and planning as well asexpansions and or modifications to the existing facilities. Hunter Engineeringrecently completed the 260,000sq.ft. facility near 19th Avenue and PinnaclePeak Road for a distribution center. This site included major off-site drainageimprovements, roadway improvements and bid solicitation. In addition,Hunter Engineering was involved in the site selection process. 5

GarminGARMIN, Chandler, Arizona-This project is within a 54-acresite that included the design ofmultiple office buildings,including all infrastructure andsite improvements. HunterEngineering worked on allEntitlements as well ascompleted all of the CivilEngineering and LandSurveying associated with theproject. The project includedpublic and private streets,pedestrian paths, largeretention basins, fire loops, off-site drainage and subdivisionplatting. Hunter Engineeringalso performed theConstruction Staking for thisproject. “In all the plans I've reviewed in the past 2.5 years, the Hunter Engineering plans have been some of the best designed, and easiest to review plans to come across my desk.” Fred Ellis, City of Phoenix 6

Other Projects2700 Frye Road, Chandler, Arizona- Hunter Engineering performed due-diligence studies, Civil Engineering and Land Surveying for this project ontwo separate occasions. Initially HE designed the site with four industrialbuildings. These buildings were constructed and ultimately tore down so anew office project could be constructed. Hunter Engineering then workedon the final large scale office project to redesign the site. The projectincluded the design of public street improvements, pedestrian paths, largeretention basins, fire loops, off-site drainage and subdivision platting.Hunter Engineering also performed the Construction Staking for thisproject. This project is fully leased and is functioning as designed.Americold Cold Storage- Hunter Engineering has worked on multiple coldstorage facilities for Americold and other cold storage clients. These projectconsist of large cold storage facilities, entitlements, engineering and landsurveying for either new facilities or facility expansions. In addition toAmericold, Hunter Engineering has also worked with Sysco Foods andcoordinated with Winco Foods for their new Arizona distribution center. 7

Water & Wastewater Projects

Water Lines Sewer Lines❖ Deer Valley Road from 7th Street ❖ 7th Street from Irma Lane to to 16th Street – Over one mile of Lone Cactus Drive – Over a 12” waterline including a bridge half mile of 12” sewer line in crossing and 404 Wash an existing fully improved coordination. roadway.❖ Pinnacle Peak Road from 19th ❖ Litchfield and Cactus Road Avenue to the west side of I-17 - Sewer line Extension – Over Over a half mile of 16” waterline two miles of 18” sewer line including coordination with ADOT including coordination with to bore under I-17 and acquisition Burlington Northern for the of public water easements from required railroad crossing. private land owners. ❖ Pinnacle Peak Road from❖ Lower Buckeye Road from 51st Adobe Mountain Juvenile Avenue to 67th Avenue – Over two Institute Road to the I-17 miles of 16” waterline within a Frontage Road - Over a half developed roadway including mile of 8” sewer line coordination with SRP to bore including coordination with across the existing irrigation ADOT, easement acquisitions channel. and connection to a private sewer lift station force main.❖ Litchfield and Cactus Road ❖ Queen Creek Road Sewer Line Waterline Extension – Over three and a half miles of 16” waterline Extension – Over two and a including coordination with half miles of 12” sewer line Burlington Northern for the to a public lift station. required railroad crossing. 9

Public Water Modeling❖ 7th Street from Irma Lane to Lone Cactus Drive – Over a half mile of 12” sewer line in an existing fully improved roadway.❖ Litchfield and Cactus Road Sewer line Extension – Over two miles of 18” sewer line including coordination with Burlington Northern for the required railroad crossing.❖ Pinnacle Peak Road from Adobe Mountain Juvenile Institute Road to the I-17 Frontage Road - Over a half mile of 8” sewer line including coordination with ADOT, easement acquisitions and connection to a private sewer lift station force main.❖ Queen Creek Road Sewer Line Extension – Over two and a half miles of 12” sewer line to a public lift station.“In all the plans I've reviewed in the past “Hunter Engineering provided 2.5 years, the Hunter Engineering plans excellent service during the reviewhave been some of the best designed, andeasiest to review plans to come across my process and addressed all our concerns in a timely manner. desk.” Although these public/privateFred Ellis, City of Phoenix Water Services projects can be difficult to coordinate, Hunter performed these duties “City of Surprise has found Hunter efficiently, diligently worked with notEngineering to be both of extremely high only our staff, but with EAS tocompetency in the design of infrastructure coordinate the bid process. They also produced an excellent set of plans and willing to go above and beyond that we feel will result in a smooth original scope when issues arose during transition to construction. Jeff Hunter and his staff worked very closely with construction.” us to ensure the project would be Jason Mahkovtz, PE, City of Surprise successful.” Larry Smith, City of Phoenix Water 10 Services

Street Improvement Projects

Happy Valley Road 48th and 50th StreetWhispering Wind Drive, 19th Full roadway improvements for 48thAvenue and 23rd Avenue Roadway and 50th Street from Fillmore to VanImprovements - Roadway Buren including, 48” storm drain,improvements for 19th Avenue, 23rd deceleration lanes, bus bays, signage,Avenue, Whispering Wind and striping, utility relocations and publicHappy Valley Road. This project water and sewer main.included the design of all publicroadways, dry utilities, 72” stormdrain, deceleration lanes, bus bays,signage, striping, and public waterand sewer mains.52nd Avenue and “In all the plans I've reviewed in the pastWatkins Street 2.5 years, the Hunter Engineering plans have been some of the best designed, Full street roadway improvements for 52nd Avenue and Watkins Street and easiest to review plans to come including water, sewer, storm drain, across my desk.” Irrigation relocations, signage, striping intersection design and turn Fred Ellis, City of Phoenix lanes. Covey Lane, Lone Cactus Drive, Salter Drive and 8th and 9th Way “City of Surprise has found Hunter Covey Lane, Lone Cactus Drive, Salter Engineering to be both of extremely Drive, and 8th and 9th Way Street Improvements - Full roadway high competency in the design of improvements for the above listedinfrastructure and willing to go above roadways, as well as, turn lanes for 7thand beyond original scope when issues Street and Deer Valley Road. The project included public storm drain arose during construction.” system, deceleration lanes and Jason Mahkovtz, PE, City of Surprise coordination with two separate Street Transportation Department projects including 7th Street and Deer Valley Road. 12

75th Avenue and Lower Buckeye RoadRoadway improvements for 75th Avenue and Lower Buckeye Road, includingstorm drain within Lower Buckeye, bus bays, signage and striping and multipleturn lanes. 75th Avenue included coordination with a city storm drain project andthe design of a major drainage channel along the east side of 75th Avenue.Project also included the design and coordination of approximately 1,500ft of48” SRP irrigation pipe, USA fee title and abandonment of existing SRP facility.Pinnacle Peak Road - Street improvements for Pinnacle Peak Road from CentralAvenue to 11th Avenue. This project required extensive coordination with thecity’s Street Transportation Department as the roadway had to meander aroundadjacent state land. The design also included a roadway width taper within themeandered section. “Hunter Engineering provided excellent service during the review process and addressed all our concerns in a timely manner. Although these public/private projects can be difficult to coordinate, Hunter performed these duties efficiently, diligently worked with not only our staff, but with EAS to coordinate the bid process. They also produced an excellent set of plans that we feel will result in a smooth transition to construction. Jeff Hunter and his staff worked very closely with us to ensure the project would be successful.” Larry Smith, PE, City of Phoenix 13