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Kenneth P. Wehrle <br />848 Windrow Drive <br />Little Canada, Minnesota 55109 <br />Home: (612) 483 -4534 <br />Work: (612) 292 -7400 <br />Experience <br />RESUME <br />Date of Birth: January 21, 1951 <br />Marital Status: Wife, Diane <br />Karla (6 Years) <br />Ross (3 Years) <br />Height: 6'0" Weight: 175 lbs. <br />Health: Excellent <br />June 1979- Present - Landscape Architect <br />Division of Parks and Recreation, st. Paul, Minnesota <br />Responsible for all phases of project management; designing, <br />preparation of project documents (including specification writing), and <br />supervising construction, for a variety of recreation design problems. <br />Related duties include collection and analysis of field data, basic <br />surveying, cost estimating, community presentations, correspondence <br />writing, construction inspection, and approving contractor pay <br />requests. <br />Project Examples: <br />Dunning Municipal Athletic Field - Design and development of a <br />$320,000.00 athletic complex including two lighted and fenced softball <br />fields, field irrigation system, parking area, bleacher facilities, <br />tennis courts, and related landscaping. Aided in site selection and <br />layout of associated $223,000.00 recreation building. <br />Margaret Recreation Center - $250,000.00 design and development of site <br />elements around new earth sheltered recreation building including ball <br />fields, tennis courts, parking area, play structures and walks. <br />Extensive use of retaining walls and plantings because of steep slopes <br />on site. <br />Como Park Site Master Plan - Member of design team for proposed 17 <br />million dollar park improvement project. Responsible for making <br />preliminary design decisions concerning use areas, pedestrian and auto . <br />circulation patterns, layout of eleven ball fields and related parking. <br />Participated in preparation and presentation of graphics at a series of <br />citizen advisory committee meetings. <br />Como Park Zoo - Design and development of the $550,000.00 waterfowl <br />exhibit including two pools, waterfalls, rock work, and landscaping. <br />Project included coordination of design and implementation of a large <br />mechanical system required for water circulation. <br />