Specialties
Climate Resiliency Planning; Urban Stormwater Master Plans; Flood Control; Dams and FEMA Floodplain Map Modifications; Urban and Industrial Stormwater; Green Infrastructure Design; CWA Section 404 and NPDES Permitting; Soil Erosion and Sediment Control
Practice Areas
Water and Natural Resources
Education
MS, Civil Engineering, University of Southern California, 2002; MS, Environmental Management, Hardin-Simmons University, 1999; BS, Civil Engineering, University of Notre Dame, 1996.
Registration
Illinois CFM IL-06-00253; CPESC 3972; Illinois Professional Engineer 062.056491; Professional Engineer Registrations in California, Indiana, Michigan, Missouri, Nebraska, North Carolina, Ohio, and Texas
Client Service
With broad technical expertise, Matt develops innovative solutions to address complex water challenges on behalf of public and private clients. His specialized project experience encompasses climate resiliency, flood mitigation, and sustainable infrastructure. Clients seek his help addressing urban stormwater and combined sewer systems, pluvial and fluvial flood risk projects, major water infrastructure (dams and levees), and waterfront engineering. On their behalf, he also develops innovative sustainable green infrastructure solutions that integrate water quality improvement, habitat enhancement, and flood mitigation.
Because his wide-ranging expertise, Matt is often engaged to serve as the designated expert on select litigation matters. To advance the state of the practice, he regularly serves as a technical advisor on local and regional water resource committees that guide and develop the stormwater management policies shaping the future.
Contact Matt at MBardol@Geosyntec.com or +1-630-203-3340.
