Jo-Anne M. Peck Historic Preservation Specialist Professional Credentials      MFA in Historic Preservation, Savannah College of Art and Design,                 Savannah, GA      BS in Building Science, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY Experience Co-founder of Preservation Resource, Inc., Ms. Peck is a historic preservation professional with over 12 years experience in preservation construction, materials conservation, compatible design, and research. She is responsible for historic building condition assessments, measured drawings, rehabilitation design, construction drawings and specifications, Design Guidelines, research, historic resource surveys and National and Local Register Nominations. Her strengths lie in her considerable construction and architecture experience coupled with her preservation education. Qualifications Extensive experience with rehabilitation and restoration planning from preliminary design through construction drawings and construction administration for both residential and commercial buildings Knowledgeable in accepted methods for conservation and repair of multiple building materials Knowledge of Florida Building Code and other life safety codes Expert in compatible design of additions to historic buildings in keeping with The Secretary of the Interior's Standards for Rehabilitation Thorough knowledge of typical construction types, styles and materials common to Florida Knowledge of current preservation theory and practice Proficient in producing customized Design Guidelines for Local Historic Districts Experienced in preparing Conditions Assessments for historic buildings of all types Experienced in historic building documentation using HABS standards Proficient with AutoCAD and other drawing software Skilled in preparing measured drawings of existing resources Coordinated numerous design projects with the State Historic Preservation Office Familiar with typical Local Historic Preservation Review Board requirements Completed numerous Local and National Register Nominations Involved in multiple historic resource surveys using the Florida Master Site File format

Craig DeRoin Historic Preservation Construction Specialist Professional Credentials      Licensed Florida Building Contractor         Licensed Massachusetts Building Contractor      Certified Lead Paint Inspector      Certified Lead Paint Risk Assessor Experience Co-founder of Preservation Resource, Inc., Mr. DeRoin is a historic building professional with a broad range of knowledge in preservation construction, restoration, renovation, materials conservation, and design. Mr. DeRoin has over 25 years experience in sympathetic rehabilitations of both commercial and residential historic properties for both public and private clients.  His project experience includes rehabilitation of buildings built from the 1700s to today, encompassing a variety of construction types and methods. He is knowledgeable about historic construction methods used throughout Florida as well as accepted conservation and repair techniques. In addition to providing initial conditions assessments of historic structures, Mr. DeRoin provides construction supervision and management for all projects. Qualifications Extensive experience with rehabilitation and restoration construction for both residential and commercial buildings Hands-on knowledge of all facets of building renovation and restoration Knowledgeable in accepted methods for conservation and repair of multiple building materials  Knowledge of Florida Building Code and other life safety codes Thorough understanding of The Secretary of the Interior's Standards for Rehabilitation Thorough knowledge of typical construction types, styles and materials common to Florida Knowledge of current preservation theory and practice Skilled in evaluating existing conditions of historic buildings  Experienced in securing vacant historic buildings to National Park Service "mothballing" standards Experienced in conducting contract negotiations with Building and Moving Contractors Familiar with typical Local Historic Preservation Review Board requirements