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South Bend Market District Improvement Project 5
<br />J. Ryan Duddleson | 21 Years | Orbis Environmental
<br />MA Anthropology, Professional Archaeology | BS History | Certified Secretary of the
<br />Interior Archaeology and Historic Preservation | Professional Archaeologist: IN, IL,
<br />MI, OH, PH, WA | NEPA Certified
<br />Team Lead: Archaeological, Historical, and Architectural Investigations (5.9,5.10)
<br />Ryan is a founding member of Orbis Environmental Consulting, located in South Bend, IN.
<br />For the past 21 years he has assisted private clients along with local, state, and federal agencies
<br />minimize the risk of impacting locations with cultural value. As an owner -operated business in South
<br />Bend, Ryan will lend not only his expertise on his associated worktype, but considerations as a resident.
<br />Relevant Experience:
<br />• Cultural Resource Survey: Illiana Expressway | Lake County, IN | Director of cultural survey, principal
<br />investigator and report author for Tier One and Tier Two Environmental Impact Statements
<br />• Cultural Resource Survey: Camp Ravenna Military Training Center | Trumbull County, OH | Directed
<br />survey of 2,940 acres
<br />Meet Your Team:
<br />Located in South Bend, IN, Orbis Environmental Consulting provides cultural resource management,
<br />botanical, ecological and wildlife surveys and monitoring, and wetland delineation and permitting services.
<br />We also offer training and workshops in plant identification and inventory. We are prequalified to perform
<br />Archaeological Surveys (5.9) and Historical / Architectural Investigations (5.10) for INDOT. Senior staff
<br />have completed dozens of INDOT projects and are familiar with the processes and guidelines of the INDOT -Cultural
<br />Resources Office. J Ryan Duddleson (responsible for 5.9) is a South Bend native and lives five miles from the
<br />project.
<br />Compliance Field Services (CFS) is a minority, woman owned environmental service consulting firm
<br />specializing in providing technical services on public and private infrastructure projects. We offer
<br />comprehensive environmental planning, ensuring the regulatory compliance and environmental
<br />documentation required for your project is well defined, completed on time. Our focus allows construction activities to move
<br />forward as planned and eliminates inefficiencies in project execution. We take the complexity of the environmental
<br />compliance landscape, typically a major component of most infrastructure projects, and reduce it to a seamless
<br />manageable element of the overall project execution plan.
<br />LOCALTREASURES DISCOVERED BY ORBIS ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANTS
<br />Orbis is working with the City of Portage on Portage Creek Bicentennial Park. A Phase I archaeologi-
<br />cal survey identified the mid-19th century Elijah Root Sawmill, which is eligible for listing in the Nation-
<br />al Register of Historic Places. We created a public display of artifacts from the mill including a unique,
<br />French-made millstone. Orbis is coordinating removal the dam at the mill site to enhance the use of
<br />the waterway and nearby park and trail. Services also include archival work and historical marker
<br />French-made millstone
<br />David Bourff | 20 Years | Compliance Field Services
<br />BS Environmental Science and Management | Certifications/Trainings: Section 106, 4(f),
<br />NEPA, IDNR Historic Preservation & Archaeology
<br />Team Lead: Environmental Services ( 5.2,5.3,5.4,5.5, 5.6) David has been leading and
<br />managing environmental groups for consulting engineering and environmental firms since
<br />2009 demonstrating his ability to provide a wide range of environmental services supporting
<br />infrastructure development and natural resource mitigation. His brief work experience below highlights his
<br />numerous areas of expertise.
<br />Relevant Experience:
<br />• US 31 Environmental Impact Statement/ Mitigation Requirements | INDOT: Plymouth to South Bend, IN|
<br />PM for completion of all mitigation measures of 35 acres of wetland and 5,000 linear feet of stream.
<br />• 7th Road Extension Environmental Assessment | Marshall County, IN | NEPA document preparation,
<br />noise analysis, wetland delineation, “Waters of the U.S.” evaluations, archaeological reconnaissance
<br />and Section 106 Compliance.
<br />• Indianapolis Cultural trail | City of Indianapolis, Department of Public Works | Project manager for all
<br />environmental documentation of the trailway including field investigations, Section 106 compliance,
<br />Located in Mishawaka, IN, Metropolitan Title is dedicated to managing and safeguarding property transactions
<br />for our fellow Hoosiers. We believe that Indiana communities are made stronger when people come together,
<br />support one another, and share their lives. The business conducted by us on your behalf will be done in a
<br />manner consistent with Hoosier values every time, as it has been since 1857.
<br />Orbis Environmental Consulting,
<br />Compliance Field Services & Metropolitan Title
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