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Wednesday, Oct. 23rd 10:00 - 11:30 AM Landscape Drainage Design and Construction: The Art and Engineering of Landscape Drainageby Greg Zoll Seminar Price: $60 CEUs: APLD, NALP, PGMS, QWEL Room: TBD The seminar will focus on the principals, methods, and materials of site drainage. The seminar will provide guidance on how to create functioning drainage systems, incorporate unique design elements in a drainage installation, and how to utilize drainage systems to protect and benefit ecosystems from site to sea.  Greg ZollRegistered California Landscape Architect, ISA Certified ArboristLandscape DynamicsGreg is a Licensed Landscape Architect with nineteen years of experience in landscape architecture, landscape construction, landscape maintenance management, and water conservation. He received his Bachelor of Science in Landscape Architecture from Cal Poly Pomona in 2003 where a major focus of his study was irrigation design and landscape construction methods and materials. Following graduation, Greg focused on providing a 'smart' and sustainable approach to landscape construction, irrigation design, and project management. His understanding of the multiple disciplines and processes involved with complex projects has given him the ability to manage effectively and provide construction management on large park and land development projects. His experience with municipal clients includes managing landscape maintenance contracts, assisting in streamlining public works field procedures, providing on-site troubleshooting with cost effective solutions, as well as completing various scale municipal design and design-install projects. Previous TLE Presentations2018 – From Takeoffs to ConstructionAn Introduction to Reading Landscape Plans for Construction
2018 & 2017 – Responsible Public Landscapes: Parks, Parkways, and Open SpaceThe public landscape has many opportunities to incorporate low impact development principles from design into maintenance. This course will focus on a summarized but comprehensive approach to designing and managing public landscapes including parks, parkways, and open space. The opportunities for sustainable design exist in the urban forest, parks, sport fields, open spaces, and urban spaces. More . . .Greg Zoll gives insight about the use of drones for maintenance in an article featured in the September issue of LC/DBM. The online version can be found HERE. Visit www.landscapedynamics.net/design-team for more information on Zoll and Landscape Dynamics. Follow on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/landscapedynamics/ |
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