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Revegetation
Experience
Resume: Walt Rogers, ASLA, RLA--Project Principal
Education
 | MBA, Master of
Business Administration, University of Phoenix, 1991 |
| MLA, Master of Landscape Architecture with Honors, emphasis
on Regional Planning, University of Massachusetts, 1970 |
| BS, Landscape Architecture with Honors, University of
Massachusetts, 1968 |
Registration
| Arizona Registered Landscape Architect No. 11462 |
Civic Activity
| American Society of Landscape Architects |
| Member, City of Tucson Storm Water Advisory Committee (1985 to
1986) |
| Member and Vice Chairman, Pima County Design Review
Committee (1985 to 1988) |
| Member and Chairman, Pima County Technical Review Committee
(1993 to 1998) |
| Member UNE Committee Region 5, Council of Landscape
Architectural Registration Boards (1984 to 1990) |
Professional Experience
| May, 1979 to Present: The Acacia Group, Inc., Principal
and President (Formerly: Rogers, Gladwin & Harmony,
Inc.) |
| October, 1976 to June, 1982: University of Arizona College of
Agriculture, School of Renewable Natural Resources, Landscape
Architecture Program, Assistant Professor and
Adjunct Professor
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| May, 1973 to October, 1976: Girl Scouts of the USA, National
Headquarters (New York, NY), Council Property Development, Director |
| January, 1971 to May, 1973: State University of New
York (SUNY) at Syracuse, New York, College of Environmental Science
and Forestry, Department of Landscape Architecture, Assistant
Professor
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| July, 1970 to July, 1971: Visiting Lecturer, Gloucestershire
College of Art and Design, Cheltenham, England |
Relevant Project Experience
| City of Tucson, Tucson Water Department Open-end
Miscellaneous Landscape Architecture and Environmental Services
Contract, 1994 to present. 14 projects have been completed under
this contract. Tucson, Arizona. |
| Broadway-Pantano WQARF Project. City of Tucson Native
Plant Preservation Ordinance and Watercourse Amenities, Safety and
Habitat Ordinance (WASHO) compliance work. Tucson, Arizona. |
| Northeast "E" Zone Reservoir. Native plant
inventory to meet the State of Arizona Native Plant Law and Pima
County NPPO requirements. Reconstruction of acres of native desert
landscape and a natural wash. Pima County, Arizona. |
| Old Nogales Highway Native Plant Preservation Ordinance
(NPPO).
Native plant inventory and report, monitored plant protection,
clearing, and excavation. Tucson, Arizona. |
| Ironwood Canyon. Native plant inventory per the
requirements of the Arizona Native Plant Law and the town of Oro
Valley. The trees were used in revegetation plans and as accent
plants at the entry features of the subdivision. Oro Valley,
Arizona. |
| Diamond Shamrock Site, SWC Cortaro Farms and
Thornydale Roads. Native tree salvage monitoring. Eleven large trees
were salvaged by the side-boxing method and later replanted, Pima
County, Arizona. |
| CAP Water Treatment Plant. Environmental assessment,
vegetation and wildlife habitat analysis of the 240-acre Central
Arizona Project treatment plant site. Tucson, Arizona. |
| CAP Northwest, East, and Silverbell Pipelines. Tucson,
Arizona. |
| CAP Clearwell Reservoir, Tucson. Native plant and
desert revegetation plans for the dam face of the Clearwell
Reservoir, the terminus of the CAP in Tucson, Arizona. |
| Escalante Reservoir and Pump Site. Landscape, desert
revegetation and irrigation plans. Pima County, Arizona. |
| Silverbell Road at Brawley Wash. Pima County Native
Plant Preservation Ordinance requirements and landscape mitigation
plans for 1/2-mile bridge and roadway plans. Marana, Arizona. |
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