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THE DAVEY BULLETIN
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July/August 2018
FOUR JOIN PRESIDENT'S COUNCIL
The Davey President's Council
welcomed four new members at its
spring meeting.
The new members are: Chris Heim,
district manager, Atlanta R/C office;
Darran Malcolm, regional vice
president, Ontario Utility services;
Luis Miramontes, account manager,
Western Utility; and Karen Wise,
division manager, Midwest natural
resource consulting, Davey Resource
Group. They joined existing members:
Gordon Church, area manager, Eastern
Utility; Jason Evans, market manager,
R/C Western operating group; Damon
McKissick, account manager, Western
Utility; Greg Myers, vice president,
Commercial Landscape Services;
Brian O'Niel, market manager, R/C
North Chicago operating group; Phil
Snyder, vice president, R/C East
Atlantic operations; John Tokarczyk,
operations manager, Eastern Utility;
and Max Walter, business development
and client services manager, R/C.
Serving a three-year term, council
members sit on various committees,
which brainstorm and research
new ideas related to the company's
operations and present them to the
council for review. The council, which
reports to President and CEO Pat
Covey, then passes many such ideas
on to Davey management for further
development or implementation. The
council meets twice a year, in June
and October.
Pictured are front row from left, Darran
Malcolm, Max Walter, Greg Myers, Karen
Wise; back row from left, Pat Covey,
Luis Miramontes, John Tokarczyk, Damon
McKissick, Gordon Church, Phil Snyder,
Jason Evans, Chris Heim and Brian O'Niel.
FIELD NOTES
WSSI HOSTS SECTION 106 SEMINAR
Wetland Studies and Solutions, Inc., a Davey company,
recently hosted a seminar (with a livestream webinar) to
discuss Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation
Act of 1966 and implications for development projects.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the Virginia Department
of Historic Resources, and Walsh Colucci Lubeley & Walsh
PC provided an overview of the Section 106 process and
discussed new tribal listings, battlefield coordination,
adverse effect determinations, and abandoned cemetery
policy. The seminar, which offered CEU credits to those
who attended in-person, was recorded and is available
on the WSSI website.
Attendees at the Section 106 seminar.
