Leland J. Myers, P.E.
2200 South Sunset Drive
Kaysville, Ut. 84037
EDUCATION
B.S. in Civil Engineering - University of Utah, 1975
Management Certificate Program Participant - University of So. Africa, 1983
Masters in Environmental Engineering - University of Utah, 1992
Advanced Safety Certificate - National Safety Council - 1998
Numerous Training Programs related to environmental protection, safety,
wastewater treatment/collections, and laboratory operations.
SUMMARY OF EXPERIENCE
1986 to Present Central Davis County Sewer District
District Manager/Engineer/Lab Director
Acting on the general direction given by the Board of Trustees, manage the entire operation for the utility district. Responsibilities include all aspects of district management, supervision of employees, financial administration, technical analysis, process control, laboratory director and QA officer, operational safety, and public interface. Also has technical responsibility for all review and analysis of collection system design and upgrade work within the District’s jurisdiction. In 2004 Central Davis Sewer District was the 1st place National Operations and Maintenance Award winner from EPA for excellence in facility operation of a medium sized wastewater treatment facility and the 2004 EPA award winner for a small biosolids operation. Biosolids program management responsibilities include development of a biosolids EMS. In 2007 Central Davis Sewer District became the first in Utah and the 18th program nationally to be certified by the National Biosolids Partnership.
1984 to 1986State of Utah - Water Pollution Control
Environmental Engineer
Responsible for the review and control of municipal and industrial water pollution control projects. Duties included the review of designs for compliance with state codes, the evaluation of technical proposals for design adequacy, coordination of construction for projects funded through the Federal Clean Water Act Grants Program, and interface with municipal officials for determination of specific needs within their community.
1975 to 1984 Fluor Engineers and Constructors
Administration Manager
Responsible for the Administrative controls for a ninety million dollar brewery expansion project in South Africa. Duties included management of project and construction planning, project and site cost control, and project computer operations. Also responsible for coordination of subcontract administration.
General Operations Manager
Responsible for all areas of administrative operations for a regional office in South Africa. Duties included management of finance, payroll, cost and scheduling engineering, computer operations, purchasing, and contracts administration. This position included significant client interaction. Annual project budgets of over $160 million.
Deputy Project Director for Controls
Responsible for management of project cost control and project scheduling for a three billion dollar coal gasification and liquifaction plant in South Africa. Duties included supervision of over 150 cost or scheduling engineers and technicians.
Senior Field Engineer
Responsible for field engineering and design modifications on a pump station for the Trans-Alaska Pipeline. Duties included supervision of field engineering technicians, and surveyors. Responsible for the operation of a 400 man camp, including all camp utilities. Supervised and operated 0.2 MGD water and wastewater treatment plants. Directed operation of an environmental lab.
1973 to 1975Office of the State Science Advisor
Researcher
Performed research on assigned topics related to the environment.
PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION
Professional Engineer, State of California, #C-029519
Professional Engineer, State of Utah, #84-167212-2202
Certified Wastewater Treatment Operator, State of Utah, Grade IV
Certified Wastewater Collection Operator, State of Utah, Grade IV
PUBLICATIONS
“Energy Development of Southern Utah” Gary Bryner and Leland Myers,
Oct. 1974, Office of the State Science Advisor.
“Little Cottonwood Canyon Transportation Reconnaissance” Gary Bryner and
Leland Myers, Nov. 1974, UTEC Report 74-150.
“The Impacts Associated with energy developments in Carbon and Emery Counties, Utah” Rodney Millar and Leland Myers, June 1975,
Office of the State Science Advisor.
“Odor Management Strategy” Leland Myers, Biocycle Journal, JG Press, Inc., September, 2004.
“Great Salt Lake Farmington Bay Phosphorus Study” Leland Myers, Jill Houston and Dr. Clinton Williams, Unpublished, 2006.
Numerous paper presentations at conferences - 1986 to present
Authored state of Utah Model Pretreatment Program - 1994
HONORS & AWARDS
State of Utah - Water Quality Board - 1996 Recipient - Calvin K. Sudweeks Award
EPA - Environmental Achievement Award - Region VIII - 1997
WEAU - Grant K. Borg - Extraordinary Service Award – 1998
Award of Excellence – Rural Water Association of Utah – 2004
Friend of EPA Award – Great Salt Lake Ecosystem – 2008
Public Officials/Board Member Award – UASD - 2010
VOLUNTARY SERVICE
Former Board Member - Utah Association of Special Districts
Former Member – SLC Public Utility Advisory Council
Board Member and Treasurer - Blue Stakes of Utah Utility Notification Center
Former Board Member and Chair - Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake City
Board Member – State of Utah Water Quality Board
Member/Chair – Great Salt Advisory Council
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