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MICHAEL A. PRINCIPE O/ ce: NYCDEA: Bureau of Water Supply 59-17 junction B1vd~.~arorlq ~( y, j(3fiRJ. 7.18154.SSR1 IHomeAddress: -' nil

EDUCATION

Ph.D. BIOLOGY/ECOLOGY, CUNY GRADUATE SCHOOL &UNIVERSITY CENTER, N.Y., N.Y. 1991. DISSERTATION TITLE TEMPORAL VARIATION AND SPATIAL HETEROGENEITY OF PHYTOPLANKTONABUNDANCE WITHINA WATER SUPPLY IMPOUNDMENT.

M.S. ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE/WATER RESOURCES, SONY COLLEGE OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & FORESTRY, SYRACUSE, N.Y. 1981. THESIS TITLE: A PRELIMINARY LIMNOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION OF THE PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OFA MER0MICTIC POND.

B.S. NATURAL RESOURCES, 1973. CORNELL UNIVERSITY, ITHACA, N.Y.

EXPERIENCE

DECEMBER 1993 TO PRESENT: DEPUTYDIRECTOR OF THE BUREAUOF WATER SUPPLY FOR DRINICING WATER QUALITY, NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION (NYC-DEP), 59-17 JUNCTION BLVD., CORONA, N.Y. 11368. RESPONSIBLEFOR THE MANAGEMENT, ADMINISTRATION, AND TECHNICAL DIRECTION OF A STAFF OF 280, MOSTLY HIGHLY TRAINED PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICAL PERSONNEL; PROVIDING SCIENTIFIC ADVISORY TO THE DEPARTMENT ON WATER QUALITY ISSUES; ASSURANCE OF WATER QUALITY REGULATORY COMPLIANCE; DESIGN AND MAINTENANCE OF LABORATORY CERTIFICATION AND QUALITY ASSURANCE PROGRAMS FOR SIX DRINKING WATER QUALITY LABORATORIES; PERFORMING SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH ON WATER QUALITY MONITORING AND TREATMENT METHODS; SERVING AS A LIAISON WITH USEPA, NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENTS OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION CONCERNING WATER QUALITY; AND PERFORMING ALL OTHER DUTIESNECESSARY TO ASSURE THE PURITY, SAFETY AND HIGH QUALITY OF NYC'S DRINKING WATER. OVERALL ADMINISTRATION OF AN ANNUAL OPERATING BUDGET OF $6.0 MILLION DOLLARS,

1989 TO DECEMBER 1993: CHIEF OF THE DRINKING WATER QUALITY CONTROL DIVISION, NYC-DEP, BUREAU OF WATER SUPPLY, 59-17 JUNCTION BLVD., CORONA, N.Y. 11368. RESPONSIBLE FOR THE MANAGEMENT, ADMINISTRATION, AND TECHNICAL DIRECTION OF A STAFF OF 230, MOSTLY HIGHLY TRAINED PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICAL PERSONNEL; AND PERFORMING ALL OTHER DUTIES NECESSARY TO ASSURE THE PURITY, SAFETY AND HIGH QUALITY OF NYC'S DRINKING WATER. OVERALL ADMINISTRATION OF AN ANNUAL OPERATING BUDGET OF $1.5 MILLION DOLLARS.

1986 TO 1989: DEPUTY CHIEF OF THE DRINKING WATER QUALITY CONTROL DIVISION, NYC-DEP, BUREAU OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY, KENSICO LABORATORY, VALHALLA, N.Y. 10595. RESPONSIBLE FOR DESIGNING AND IMPLEMENTING A LIMNOLOGICAL MONITORING PROGRAM FOR NEW YORK CITY'S 19 WATER SUPPLY RESRVOIRS; PREPARED AND COORDINATED A LIMNOLOGY EQUIPMENT CAPITAL PURCHASE OF $700K.

1981 TO 1983: STAFF LIMNOLOGIST, DRINKING WATER QUALITY CONTROL DIVISION, NYC-DEP, BUREAU OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY, 51 ASTOR PLACE, N.Y., N.Y. 10003. ASSISTED THE DIVISION DIRECTOR CONCERNING ALL MATTERS RELEVANTTO NYC'S WATER SUPPLY WATERSHEDS. DESIGNED FIRST PHASE OF THE CITY'S LIMNOLOGY PROGRAM. DEVELOPED AND INCORPORATED LIMNOLOGICAL FIELD ANALYSIS METHODS INTO ROUTINE WATER QUALITY MONITORING PROCEDURES.

1980TO 1981: CONSULTANT/AUTHOR, CENTRAL N.Y. WATER QUALITYMANAGEMENT PROGRAM, CENTRAL N.Y. REGIONAL PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT BOARD, SYRACUSE, N.Y.; PRINCIPAL RESEARCHER, AUTHOR, AND PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE AGENCY'S LAKE MANAGEMENT HANDBOOK: A GUIDE TO THE PROBLEMS THAT CAUSE LAKE DEGRADATIONAND TO THE SOLUTIONS THAT WILL LEAD TO IMPROVED WATER QUALITY.

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