Mr. Pepek started working at King Surveyors in January of 1994 as a Junior Party Chief and since then has held several positions within the company. Today he is Part Owner, Project Manager and CEO of the Company. His primary function is to meet with clients to determine their needs and provide proposals for their projects. As new projects arrive Mr. Pepek allocates the various tasks to assigned project managers. Once the work is completed Mr. Pepek reviews the work to make sure that the scope of the project was meet and for quality control. In addition to Project Management Mr. Pepek is in charge of the day to day running of the business.

Education:

Metropolitan State College

Denver, Colorado

Area of Studies: Land Surveying

University of Colorado

Denver, Colorado

Area of Studies: Math and Science

Denver Institute of Technology

Denver, Colorado

Diploma in Surveying and Mapping

University of Northern Colorado

Greeley, Colorado

Bachelor of Science Business Administration, Minor in Economics

Seminars Attended:

Colorado Land Surveying Laws, Board Rules and Policies, 2007

Creating Highways in Colorado, 2007

Advanced Public Lands, 2001

Legal Aspects of Surveying, 1994

Disputes Between Land Owners, 2005

Highways, Byway and Private Roads & Rights and Responsibilities in the Lands of

Others, 2005

Why does the Manual Say That? 1997

PLSS 2000 and Beyond, 1995

Evidence as seen by the Judge, the Lawyer and the Expert, 1995

GIS in the Local and State Governments and GIS Applications, 1999

An Overview of the Technical Aspects of Land Surveying, 1999

Registrations:

Professional Land Surveyor, Colorado #33642 (1999)

Part Time Vocational Instructor, State of Colorado (1998)

Instructor, Front Range Community College (1998-2001)

Fort Collins, CO

Instructed five semesters of second semester AutoCAD

Experience:

Mr. Pepek has primarily worked with land developers and engineers in the Subdivision Platting Process. He has followed many projects from conceptual plan to final city or county approvals including residential, multifamily and commercial sites. These projects consistently started with a boundary/topographic survey for design and for planning purposes and were then followed up with the platting process, which consisted of a conceptual plan, preliminary plat and then the final plat.

In addition to helping Developers get through the platting process, Mr. Pepek has extensive knowledge of Right-of-Ways and Route Surveys, including many large road and pipeline projects. These projects have required the coordination of the crews for obtaining topographic information for design, Right-of-Way determination and producing final exhibits and property descriptions for the acquisition of additional Right-of-Way.

Lastly, Mr. Pepek has worked with many Engineering Firms in Northern Colorado on City and County Municipal Projects. In most cases Mr. Pepek discusses the scope of the project with the Lead Engineer and comes up with a scope of surveying services needed. He then provides the client with a cost proposal for the services. Once given the notice to proceed he coordinates the completion of the needed survey work and reviews the completed work for accuracy. Many of these projects include Topographic Survey for Roads, Water lines, Sanitary Sewer and Drainage improvements.

Mr. Jones is involved in various aspects of project development. He holds responsibility for overseeing GPS control surveys and any GPS static calculations. He is also involved in right-of-way maps as well as legal descriptions and assigning field crews. Mr. Jones has been a primary asset to King Surveyors since January 1994. He is a licensed surveyor in both Colorado and Nebraska and has attended numerous seminars for GPS control surveys.

Education

Aims Community College

Greeley, Colorado

Registration

Professional Land Surveyor, Colorado #22098 (1983)

Registered Land Surveyor, Nebraska #457 (1987)

Professional Affiliations

Professional Surveyors Association of Nebraska

Seminars Attended (since 1993)

A Step-by-Step Guide to Understanding Easements in Colorado (02-02-06)

Colorado Boundary Law & Landowner’s Disputes (11-18-05)

Colorado Easements: Rights-of-Way & Other Encumbrances (04-18-05)

Colorado Boundary Law & Landowner’s Disputes (11-18-04)

Colorado Survey Law, Board Rules/BLM Case Histories (4/4/03)

Principals For Writing Land Descriptions/Railroad Surveying

Fundamentals/GLO Government Land Systems (11/14-16/2002)

Case Law in Colorado/Jurisprudence In Today’s Survey World/GPS 101 (11/29-12/1/01)

ALTA/ACSM Land Title Surveys/Surveyor’s In the Courts (12/2-4/1998)

Subdivision Surveys and Attendent Problems/Colorado State Statutes/Geodetic-Blue Booking (4/5-6/97)

Trimble RTK Seminar (10/18/96)

Trimble Navigation GPS Survey Training (7/15-17/96)

Old Fences and Property Lines (4/11/96)

Legal Aspects of Surveying (12/2-3/94)

Corner Evidence Analysis/For The Defense (12/3-4/93)

BLM - Advanced Cadastral Survey (1/9-10, 1/23-24, and 2/6-7/93)

Seminars Presented

Drafting and Information Seminar

Land Surveying - Facts and Information for the Real Estate Professional Land Surveying Statutes

Certificates

Water Rights Certificate from Aims College-February 2006

Examinations Written

Assisted the Colorado Board of Registration for Professional Engineers and Professional Land Surveyors in the writing and preparation of the Colorado specific portion of the licensing examination for Professional Land Surveyors in Colorado.

Awards

Professional Land Surveyors of Colorado in Recognition of Sustained Distinguished Professional Performance-1988

Mr. Wesnitzer oversees all of the survey crews assuring that the appropriate crew is assigned to the job in which they are most qualified to do. He schedules all construction projects and prepares all proposals for construction and bidding of potential projects. He is also in charge of quality control and training of field personnel. Mr. Wesnitzer is responsible for purchasing and maintenance on all surveying equipment as well. He has been a primary asset of King Surveyors, Inc. since August 1994.

Education

University of Wyoming

Laramie, Wyoming

Registration

Professional Land Surveyor, Colorado #34990 (2000)

Seminar

PLSS 2000 & Beyond

Vertical Control & Application in GPS Local Networks & GPS Heights (Feb. 19-20, 1999)

Multiple Monuments & Rules of Evidence (Feb. 19-20, 1999)

1997 Spring Technical Session

1996 Spring Technical Session

Legal Aspects of Surveying (Dec., 1994)

Experience

Duties and experiences at King Surveyors, Inc. has included, but not limited to the following projects:

Mr. Wesnitzer has field surveyed many detentions ponds and ditches located in Greeley, CO to be used for calculation of retention for storm runoff. He has also completed the construction surveying of numerous subdivisions and additions to municipalities in Northern Colorado beginning with the topographic survey, followed by overlot staking, staking of sewer lines, waterlines of curb and gutter, blue topping for pavement, slope staking, and setting final property corners of lots. Mr. Wesnitzer also has considerable experience with construction staking for reservoirs, including dams, spillways and construction staking for county roads and bridges. Prior to these experiences at King Surveyors, Inc., Mr. Wesnitzer was formerly employed by the Wyoming Department of Transportation in which he was in charge of staking highways and bridges.

Mr. Lund’s primary duty at King Surveyors, Inc. is focused around the project management aspects of boundary surveying and preparation. He also completes subdivision platting, land survey plats and annexation mapping. He prepares ALTA/ACSM Surveys and Improvement Survey Plats as well as various Land Descriptions. Mr. Lund began working at King Surveyors, Inc. in the summer of 2002 and has rapidly gained work-related experience involving land surveying.

Education

Lake Area Technical Institute

Watertown, South Dakota

Associate Degree in Applied Science: Engineering/Architectural Drafting

South Dakota State University

Brookings, South Dakota

Registrations

Professional Land Surveyor, Colorado #34995 (2000)

Licensed Land Surveyor, South Dakota L.S. #6252 (1996)

Current member of the Northern Chapter of the Professional Land Surveyors of Colorado

Seminars

Northern Chapter Spring Technical Session (Apr. 2001)

SDSPLS Annual Convention (Jan. 1999-2001)

Leica GPS Training-post processing (Jun. 2000)

Advanced Case Studies in Public Lands (Mar. 2000)

C.C.P.S. Annual Conference (Feb. 2002)

Northern Chapter PLSC Spring Tech Session (April 2003)

Central Chapter PLSC Annual Meeting (Feb. 2004)

Northern Chapter PLSC Spring Tech (April 2005)

Easements & rights of way – Robillard (April 2005)

Experience

Mr. Lund began his surveying experience in 1982 working for a small land surveying company in Gillette, Wyoming. He was responsible for drafting and fieldwork in this position and worked on a variety of projects such as, coal mine boundaries, subdivisions, oil field locations, topographic surveys, and construction staking. From 1985 through 1988, Mr. Lund obtained employment at a large coal mining operation, primarily as a draftsman, but also has experiences involving mine surveying and environmental engineering inspections.

From 1988 through 1998, Mr. Lund was employed primarily as a party chief by an engineering/land surveying company in South Dakota. The types of projects he routinely completed included state & county road grading projects, topographic surveys, boundary surveys, mortgage inspection surveys, and subdivision construction staking. Mr. Lund obtained his license as a Professional Land Surveyor in the state of South Dakota in 1996 and started to prepare boundary surveys and subdivision plats at that time while maintaining his party chief duties.

In 1998, Mr. Lund moved to Colorado and began working at Drexel Barrell coordinating field crews and providing construction stakeout data. He soon began working on other types of projects such as Land Survey Plats, ALTA/ACSM surveys and subdivision and annexation platting. Mr. Lund obtained his Professional Land Surveyors License in Colorado during December 2000. He is currently employed as a project manager and is active in all phases of boundary surveying. His workload includes preparation of legal descriptions, subdivision platting, ALTA/ACSM surveys and land survey plats.

Mr. Dilka has extensive experience in administering the scheduling of construction staking and reviewing plans, coordinating with contractors, engineers and architects for various projects completed by King Surveyors, Inc. He has been a devoted employee since 1997 and is pleased to further evolve his experience in the surveying industry with his transition from construction management to project management in boundary surveying, well staking and research. In the near future Mr. Dilka will be obtaining his Professional Land Surveyor License in the State of Colorado.

Education

South Dakota State University

Brookings, South Dakota

Bachelors of Science Degree: Civil Engineering

Northern State University

Aberdeen, South Dakota

Registrations

L.S.I.T. (Land Surveyor in Training) 1997

E.I.T. (Engineer in Training) 1996

Experience

Mr. Dilka started with King Surveyors, Inc. as an instrument man performing construction, topographic and boundary surveying. He later advanced to a GPS position also performing construction, topographic and boundary surveying as well as numerous corner locations and reestablishments. Mr. Dilka designed sanitary sewer and water systems for new subdivision developments while working for the Sear-Brown Group. He also performed site, utility and grading design for new commercial developments. Throughout his employment with King Surveyors, Inc. his duties have included preparing land survey plats, subdivision plats, ALTA surveys, easement exhibits and legal descriptions, base maps for route surveys including waterlines and road improvements. Mr. Dilka has recently taken on the responsibility of coordinating the staking of oil and gas wells in Weld, Adams, Denver and Washington counties with land men from several different oil and gas companies. After the necessary fieldwork is completed, Mr. Dilka prepares a well location, vicinity map and visible improvements plat for each well.

Since his employment began with King Surveyors, Inc. in 1999 Mr. Jones has worked his way up from an instrument man to project manager. Mr. Jones now schedules crews for construction staking jobs and prepares projects for the field crews to use in the field as well as drafts as-built surveys and site/pond certifications from the acquired field work for all construction staking projects. Aside from scheduling and drafting, Mr. Jones manages and maintains the company network for approximately twenty-five computers as well as insures that the backup and storage is adequate in the event of a disaster. Another important aspect of Mr. Jones’ job is keeping the company computers and software up to date and running smoothly.

Education

U.S. Army: Advanced Infantry Training School (1995)

Bradley Fighting Vehicle School

Fort Benning, Georgia

University of Colorado (1998-1999)

Boulder, Colorado

Colorado State University: Bachelor of Science-Computer Science (1999-2003)

Fort Collins, Colorado

Seminars & Training

AutoCAD Training, Front Range Community College (2003)

Trimble Geomatics Office (GPS) Advanced Training (2004)

Boundary Law Seminar (2005)

Experience

Mr. Jones began surveying as an instrument man for Flatirons Surveying, Inc. out of Boulder, Colorado in 1997. He worked there for 2 years on a field crew doing boundary and topographic surveys, construction staking, improvement location certificates, and unit construction including house staking, grade staking and setback verifications.

In 1999, he came to King Surveyors, Inc. to continue working on various projects as an instrument man using conventional (total station) and GPS capabilities. Mr. Jones worked on numerous subdivision staking including over lot grading, sanitary sewer, potable and non-potable water, storm sewer, curb and gutter, asphalt blue tops, as-built surveys and building layouts. He worked as an instrument man until 2002 when he became a crew chief for King Surveyors, Inc. and continued to work in construction staking, topographic surveys and unit construction.

Mr. Jones graduated from Colorado State University in the spring of 2003 and became a draftsman for construction crews as well as various other projects, such as topographic surveys, grade checks and setback verifications. In 2004, he took over IT duties for King Surveyors, Inc. as well as more responsibility as a project manager for construction staking projects.

Education

Colorado State University

Fort Collins, CO

B.S. Construction Management

Front Range Community College

Fort Collins, CO

Abilene Christian University

Abilene, TX

Registrations

Land Surveyor Intern, Colorado-2005

American Institute of Constructors-Associate Constructor #5241-2003

Seminars Attended

Mentoring Program Gaby Nuentzer (2 sessions as of 4-13-06)

Legal Descriptions and Survey Review (7-27-05)

Plat & Subdivision Law (3-23-05)

Highways & Byways, Rights & Responsibilities (4-1-05)

Landowner Disputes (4-2-05)

System Dividends GPS Training (6-2004)

KSI Garage Training (4+ Sessions)

Experience

Preparing Boundary surveys

Researching properties

Writing and drafting property descriptions

Preparing Oil well staking and exhibits

Preparing basemaps for easements

Preparing Topographic surveys

Scheduling surveying crews

Scheduling with contractors

Reviewing monthly billing

Preparing construction staking in office

Laying out of construction staking in field