Mr. Dowling currently serves as KU Resources’ President/Chief Operating Officer and is a member of the Board of Directors.  He has more than 30 years of diversified experience in the industrial and commercial sector associated with property/construction site development, demolition management, environmental site assessments, remedial activities, and providing due diligence support of real estate transactions.  Michael  has supervised and managed numerous commercial, industrial, and residential property development projects; and conducted environmental due diligence investigations and evaluations in support of several multi-billion dollar real estate transactions. Michael is a dedicated executive who has been instrumental in diversifying the company’s business sectors through strategic networking and market intelligence. As Chief Operating Officer, he contributes to the proficiency of operations, business development and long-term planning. Michael is a member of various industry related organizations and political action committees to promote residential development and home building industry.

Mr. Kerschner is a hydrogeologist who began his professional career in 1981. He has substantial experience in conducting and managing environmental investigations, feasibility studies, and remedial actions at operating and former industrial facilities. He also has extensive regulatory management experience under Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA), Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA), and various state statutes.

Mr. Urbassik has more than 40 years of service in the environmental field. Since the early 1990s, he has maintained a focus in brownfield redevelopment and has developed a specialized expertise of integrating environmental information, risk assessment, and redevelopment plans into practical, cost-effective solutions. Mr. Urbassik has an in-depth understanding of Pennsylvania’s Land Recycling Program (Act 2) and is familiar with the voluntary cleanup programs in numerous other states. He currently serves as an appointed member of Pennsylvania’s Cleanup Standards Scientific Advisory Board. In addition to his brownfield redevelopment expertise, Mr. Urbassik is an experienced provider of environmental compliance advice across federal, state, and local programs covering all media of interest.

Mr. Smith has over 35 years of experience as an Environmental Scientist, with expertise in environmental compliance.  He is an experienced Project Manager under federal and various state cleanup programs.  In addition, he routinely implements and manages multidisciplinary projects, with responsibilities that include client and agency communication; agency negotiations; tracking project schedules, budgets, and scopes; and the development and technical review of documents.

Mr. Mitall is a registered professional engineer with 40 years of experience in civil engineering.  Mr. Mitall has worked for various engineering and construction firms on large-diameter pipe and tunnel construction projects throughout Pennsylvania, New York, Ohio, Michigan, and Texas.  He rose to the rank of Vice President for a large heavy construction firm, before founding R.F. Mitall and Associates in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.  Since its inception in 1976, the firm has successfully completed numerous projects for municipalities and private developers including water and wastewater treatment plants, pumping stations, water distribution systems, sewage collection systems, roads, and storm sewers.  He has created and designed several residential development projects, as well as industrial parks sites and commercial sites.

David R. Layman is a professional environmental affairs manager with over 40 years of experience in industrial environmental control. As a former manager of environmental affairs at the plant level and also participating in decisions at the corporate level for a national integrated steel concern, he brings unique knowledge and perspective to the consulting field. Mr. Layman is currently the Principal of the Johnstown Environmental Management Corporation (JEMCOR) Division of KU Resources. which provides environmental management services and analytical laboratory capabilities to a wide range of clientele. He has extensive experience in regulatory affairs, conducting Agency negotiations, planning and implementing remedial investigations, remediation management, and obtaining/modifying operating permits for unit operations, conducting environmental audits and assessments, as well as due diligence efforts for industrial real estate transactions.

Tysen Miller, PE is a Registered Professional Engineer in multiple states.  He is an engineering professional with over 16 years of experience in civil engineering design and permitting.  Mr. Miller specializes in civil engineering for commercial, institutional, and residential site design. His experience in public and private development includes retail, industrial parks, brownfield redevelopment, transportation, K-12 and higher education projects, parks and recreation facilities, and other institutional facilities.  Mr. Miller also has experience with pipeline and well pad design and permitting.  His areas of proficiency include project management, site layout and design, permitting, drainage and E&S design, bid preparation and coordination, and CADD operations.  Mr. Miller also has a focus in storm water management design and sustainability, utilizing the latest best management practices (BMPs) and green infrastructure (GI) techniques to achieve water quantity and quality goals.

Ms. Sinkus is a certified Professional in Human Resources with over 10 years’ diverse experience.  She has worked with senior management and Principals to incorporate best practices and the human resources function within the organization. She promotes a teamwork atmosphere and open-door environment throughout the company. She is responsible for development and maintenance of company policies; employee support; maintenance of corporate records; and supervision of the company’s administrative staff.  Ms. Sinkus is proficient in human resources compliance, troubleshooting benefits issues, and promoting teamwork.  She also assists with marketing efforts, provides assistance with accounts payables and receivables, and organizes company functions.

Mr. Pesch is a Professional Geologist with 13 years of experience in the environmental field.  Professional work experience includes conducting environmental site assessments and project management related to soil, groundwater, and soil vapor at varying sites, including brownfield sites, wood treating facilities, manufactured gas plants, gasoline stations, dry cleaning facilities, and chemical manufacturers.  He is proficient in guiding sites through the Pennsylvania Land Recycling Program (Voluntary Cleanup Program), also known as Act 2, having successfully attained a release of future environmental liability for his clients at numerous sites.  Remediation experience includes excavation oversight, in-situ chemical injection applications and stabilization projects, and the installation and operation of groundwater treatment systems. Mr. Pesch also serves as the Corporate Health and Safety Coordinator for KU Resources.

Mr. Anselmo is a Senior Manager for KU Resources with nearly 20 years of experience managing environmental liability, risk assessment, remediation, and regulatory compliance for municipalities, economic development agencies, major petroleum refiners and marketers, industrial companies, natural gas and oil producers, real estate companies, and law firms. He is a seasoned brownfield development consultant, having represented economic development agencies and municipalities throughout Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Ohio, Maryland, and New Jersey in the acquisition and implementation of state and federal Brownfield Assessment and Cleanup Grants. Through these grants, Mr. Anselmo has overseen assessment, demolition, remediation, and negotiated strategic development on hundreds of acres of former industrial property. He is a subject matter expert in Pennsylvania environmental laws and regulations, including the Land Recycling and Remediation Standards Act (Act 2), Clean Streams Law, and the Storage Tank and Spill Prevention Act. Mr. Anselmo is well known within U.S. EPA Region 3 and the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, and has been an invited speaker on a wide range of topics at industry conferences and legal seminars.

Mark Patrick currently directs economic development services for KU Resources, Inc., Mr. Patrick is experienced in the development of private/public financing methodologies and project coordination to address the needs of a range of development and redevelopment initiatives for public and private clients.  Prior to his current position at KU Resources, Mr. Patrick had a successful career at Allegheny County, Pennsylvania where he managed development and redevelopment activities for the Department of Economic Development and the Redevelopment Authority of Allegheny County (RAAC).  During Mr. Patrick’s tenure with RAAC, the agency acquired, assessed, remediated and redeveloped a range of brownfield properties throughout Allegheny County.  He also directed the development, approval, and implementation of redevelopment initiatives under which hundreds of blighted, vacant, and tax delinquent properties were acquired both amicably and under eminent domain proceedings and then offered without encumbrances for new development and investment.  Among his major accomplishments was the facilitation of the redevelopment of the former United States Steel Homestead Works into a 300-acre mixed-use development, employing a range of strategies and resources. Mr. Patrick holds a bachelor’s degree from the Pennsylvania State University and Master of Public Management degree from Carnegie Mellon University’s Heinz College of Information Systems and Public Policy.

Harold P. (Bud) McCutcheon, P.E. is a Registered Professional Engineer in 20 states.  Mr. McCutcheon has 35 years of experience in the areas of civil and geotechnical investigation analysis and design; integrated solid waste management planning including design and permitting of municipal, residual, and hazardous waste management facilities; water resources engineering and monitoring including water and wastewater treatment, as well as management of groundwater and surface water resources; land use planning and site development including design, permitting and construction of erosion and sedimentation controls and wetland mitigation programs; industrial compliance, including Preparedness, Prevention, and Contingency (PPC) Plan and Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure (SPCC) Plan preparation and National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permitting and monitoring; site remediation investigations, engineering, and implementation; municipal engineering; construction management, specifications, contracts, and quality assurance/quality control (QA/QC); laboratory testing and research; and computer operations and systems management.  In addition, Mr. McCutcheon routinely provides forensic engineering and expert witness support services.

David Hohman is a Professional Landscape Architect in four states and is a Senior Project Manager at KU Resources.  He has over 29 years of experience in site design, project management and landscape architecture.  Mr. Hohman is proficient in project coordination, management, and construction administration.  He specializes in the design and engineering of athletic facilities, botanical gardens and large display fountains.