Mark’s Resume

EXPERIENCE SUMMARY

Mr. Haberman is a Professional Geologist with over 27 years of work experience in groundwater permitting and associated support areas such as water supply demand evaluations, development of water conservation plans, assessment of aquifer yields and drawdown impact and flow computer modeling, monitor well network design Mark Haberman 1and operation, integration of available surface water and alternative water use types and assessment of impacts to areas or special environmental features under enhanced regulation by state water managers. Mr. Haberman worked for 26 years as hydrologist and professional geologist at the Southwest Florida Water Management District evaluating water use applications for a wide variety of water use types. He has extensive experience in all aspects of consumptive use (water use) permitting in all water use type categories, public supply, agricultural, industrial, landscape grass and golf course irrigation, reclaimed water use, aquifer storage and recovery, and brackish water wellfield development.  In addition, he has experience completing all forms of paper or electronic applications for District water use permits, as well as reviewing and determining compliance with ongoing condition requirements of District water use permits.  Mr. Haberman resides in Tampa and is a licensed, registered Professional Geologist in the state of Florida.

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

Registered Professional Geologist, State of Florida, Certification No. 1627.

EDUCATION

Graduate studies in Geology, Hydrogeology, and Geochemistry, University of South Florida, 1983-1986

B.A., Geology, University of South Florida, December 1977

RELAVENT EXPERIENCE

Hillsborough County South Central Regional Wellfield- Evaluated renewal application for this large-scale public supply wellfield.  The renewal focused in particular on controversial drawdown impact determination and water quality impacts to small private wells.  Evaluated drawdown flow modeling and development of applicable permit special conditions.

Carrollwood Public Supply Wellfield- Evaluated the water use permit renewal application for this small public supply wellfield.  The renewal included an increase in quantities and the evaluation of drawdown impacts.  Groundwater drawdown computer flow modeling was performed and assessed results on adjacent lakes with District Minimum Level restrictions.

Strawberry Farm Water Use Permits- Evaluated many permits applications for farms in the Plant City area.  Drawdown computer flow models were performed and assessed pumping impacts during freeze protection events.  Assisted applicants in development of maximum available groundwater quantities and optimization of available surface water.  Coordinated with other District-required stormwater permit review.

City of Tampa Morris Bridge Wellfield Monitor Well Network

Evaluated the renewal application and developed design for a monitor well network for the wellfield.

City of St. Petersburg Southwest Water Reclamation Facility Reclaimed Water ASR Test Well System- Review of application documents, consultant reports and hydrogeologic analysis, proposed well depths and construction details, well construction authorization and cycle testing authorization correspondence prepared for Regulation Director.

City of St. Petersburg Albert Whitted Airport Water Reclamation Facility Reclaimed Water ASR Test Well System- Review of application documents, consultant reports and hydrogeologic analysis, understanding and coordination with existing FDEP permit requirements, proposed well depths and construction details, well construction and cycle testing authorization correspondence prepared for Regulation Director.

The Villages Water Use Permit, Sumter County- Evaluated the renewal application of The Villages water use permit. Lower Floridan Aquifer aquifer performance testing and groundwater impact flow modeling was reviewed. Development of Lower Floridan Aquifer supply wells were required as part of the permit. Understanding of the deep flow zones and water quality found were essential to the permit evaluation.

Water resource, hydrogeology, and environmental consulting