Jacobs - South Florida Regional Planning Council

Education
Graduate Studies in
Zoology, University
of South Florida
University of South
Florida
Florida Institute of
Government
Executive Fellows
Program
B.A., Biology,
University of South
Florida, 1981
Years of
Experience
Since 1983
Nan Jordan
Environmental Management/Ecological Sciences
Ms. Jordan has over 27 years of experience in the environmental field
including 15 years with the Florida Department of Environmental
Protection and 10 years with major international and local consulting
firms focusing on state transportation projects. Her expertise includes
federal, state and local environmental policy, permitting, and
compliance specializing in wetlands, wildlife, water quality, aquatic
ecology, and mitigation. Responsibilities include the preparation and
oversight of documentation required for compliance with National
Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), the Clean Water Act, Rivers and
Harbors Act, the Endangered Species Act, the Magnuson-Stevens
Fishery Conservation and Management Act, and Florida’s
Environmental Resources Permitting and wildlife management laws.
Other experience includes ecosystem restoration, mitigation
construction project management and agency coordination.
Port of Miami Tunnel – FDOT, District 6, Miami-Dade County,
Florida. Project Environmental Manager responsible for the
acquisition of environmental permits required for the construction of a
twin tube tunnel under the navigation channel of the Port of Miami and
associated infrastructure. Responsibilities include agency coordination,
protected species consultations and water quality and habitat impact
assessment as required by the requisite agencies, the development of
technical support data and the production of environmental permit
applications. A total of 23 environmental permits were required
including multiple Florida Environmental Resource Permits (ERP), US
Army Corps of Engineers(USACE) regulatory permits (Section 404
and Section 10), and Miami-Dade County Department of
Environmental Management permits
Marco Island Bridge Replacement, FDOT, District One, Collier
County. Environmental Manager responsible for agency coordination,
field assessment, preparation and submittal of required regulatory
permit applications including State of Florida Environmental Resource
Permits, US Army Corps of Engineers regulatory permits (Section 404
and Section 10), and US Coast Guard permit and environmental
clearances required for the replacement of a single span draw bridge
with twin fixed structure and fishing piers over Big Marco Pass in the
Big Marco River.
FDOT, District One. General Engineering Contract,
Environmental Permitting Services. Task Manager Tasks included
conducting wetland delineations, wildlife surveys, boat surveys;
preparing applications for State of Florida Environmental Resource
Permits, US Army Corps of Engineers regulatory permits (Section 404
and Section 10), US Coast Guard, agency coordination and in-house
training of FDOT staff.
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