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WENDY K. PRATHER, PE, CFM
Results oriented manager and engineer with twenty years of experience including management, engineering
business ownership; project management; development review and oversight; engineering and planning
design and review for rail, transit, transportation, stormwater treatment and conveyance, sewer systems,
water systems, and land use; experience ranges from $1.5 billion municipal project to small private projects.
EXPERIENCE
City of Beaverton, July 2012 – Current
Project Engineer
• February 2015 to current Interim City Engineer while maintaining project engineer duties;
• Manage 8 staff including inspection, plan review, and administrative personnel;
• Manage additional 3 Site Development staff as needed;
• Plan division budget and work with team to implement;
• Draft employee recruitment materials, interview, and hire new division staff;
• Planning development review from pre-application conferences through land use approvals including
attend land use hearings as needed;
• Construction plan review, construction oversight through end of private maintenance and full bond
releases;
• Assist public works director/city engineer with engineering opinions, engineering design
modifications, review of CIP projects, review of city standards and draft changes for update to include
South Cooper Mountain needs;
• Assist in annual CIP review and project planning and mentor other engineers and project managers;
• Assist in planning for infrastructure improvements for South Cooper Mountain;
• Certified Flood Manager responsibilities for City;
• Emergency Operation Command training;
• Participate in ODOT EC Technical Review Committee to rewrite erosion control specifications and
details.
City of Milwaukie, April 2009 – July 2012
Light Rail Design Coordinator
• Assist Community Development/Public Works Director managing city interest on 2.2 miles of the 7.3 mile
proposed Portland to Milwaukie Light Rail project. Civil team captain – lead team of public works staff,
engineering director, staff engineer on light rail project preliminary engineering into construction;
• Assist City engineering and operations director with engineering opinions, review of various city policies,
city standards and edit for general annual updates and inclusion of light rail;
• Coordinate 12+ person team permit and construction review, including environmental impact statement
comments, preliminary and final engineering plans for light rail proposal in Milwaukie;
• Advocate on behalf of the City with TriMet and Metro;
• Manage all ongoing project issues and work with City staff, TriMet, Metro, Clackamas County and City of
Portland staff;
• Work with TriMet staff to resolve design and project issues;
• Present and facilitate at monthly public light rail community meetings discussing various project elements
and issues;
• Evaluate existing infrastructure (storm, sanitary, roads, water) for light rail project replacement and for city
project enhancement;
• Manage Quiet Zone projects, work with junior level staff to meet federal and state requirements, prepare
application and receive FRA quiet zone approval. Work with TriMet, ODOT Rail, Federal Rail
Administration, Union Pacific RailRoad, Portland and Western Railroad and city staff. Multi-year project in
process.
• Manage Harrison Street Sidewalk project. Bid external work, hire and manage consultant. Manage design
staff and team, work with Union Pacific Railroad and ODOT Rail, produce crossing order applications;
NW Engineers, LLC, April 2007 – April 2009
Principal – Founding Partner
• Human Resources: manage 5 employees directly of 14 total staff, secure and manage benefits,
performance reviews, hire and terminate e
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